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6:086 minutes, 8 seconds Okay. Uh it's 6:00 so I will call the meeting in order. Nasty Clark please invocation.
6:176 minutes, 17 seconds Let us pray. Our dear most gracious heavenly father. We just thank you for this day. Just thank you all for all the many blessings of life that you give us
6:246 minutes, 24 seconds each and every day. Dear Lord, we ask that you be with families that have lost loved ones over the past few weeks. Just comfort them as only you can. Dear Lord,
6:326 minutes, 32 seconds I ask that you be with this council tonight as we conduct business of the city that it will be pleasing to you. In Jesus name I pray. Amen. Amen.
6:406 minutes, 40 seconds The flag to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it
6:476 minutes, 47 seconds stands. One nation under God, indivisible with all.
6:586 minutes, 58 seconds Roll call, please.
7:017 minutes, 1 second Jerry Ashley here.
7:037 minutes, 3 seconds Cle Berdine here.
7:047 minutes, 4 seconds Chris Cra here. Here. Phil Morehead. Mayor Bell, you have a quorum.
7:107 minutes, 10 seconds Thank you. We also have the minutes from the July 7th meeting by councelor Morehead. Second by councelor Crow. Discussion.
7:187 minutes, 18 seconds Say I.
7:197 minutes, 19 seconds I. Any opposed? Thank you. Uh tonight before we go to regular citizens comments, we do have a special presentation from the representatives in
7:277 minutes, 27 seconds the Wols County Fair, Tennessee State Fair. So, I'm going ask them to step up first, then we'll go to our regular citizens comments.
7:357 minutes, 35 seconds We thank you for allowing us to be here tonight. 47 years ago, we began this journey and we began coming to the city
7:427 minutes, 42 seconds council meeting on the meeting prior to the fair starting and we are where we are today because of a lot of different organizations, people throughout our
7:517 minutes, 51 seconds city and county, but the city of Lebanon has been a major partner for us and a major supporter. And we're here tonight
7:597 minutes, 59 seconds primarily to thank you for all that you do. Every department of the city is an important part of the fair and we could not do it without the city's support.
8:098 minutes, 9 seconds On the screen tonight, you will see the front of our catalog that our dates are August the 13th through the 22nd. Our
8:178 minutes, 17 seconds theme is Tennessee Voices and volunteers celebrating America 250. In each state, the state fair is the major uh
8:268 minutes, 26 seconds celebration for that state. And so Governor Lee asked us to start that last year which we did and we will continue
8:338 minutes, 33 seconds with it this year uh as well. It is the year of forestry. It is a unique uh
8:408 minutes, 40 seconds thing that we are focusing on but we are so excited about it because the department of forestry with the state of Tennessee has done so much with that
8:488 minutes, 48 seconds theme and you're going to see some great things with it. We currently rank as 22 in the top 50 fairs in the United States
8:578 minutes, 57 seconds and we're very thankful for that. As we look at 2025, uh we had 3,388
9:069 minutes, 6 seconds volunteers that gave some 131,722 hours. Our volunteers is what has made
9:149 minutes, 14 seconds our fair for the last 47 years and that is no exception now. And that volunteer base continues to grow as we continue to
9:229 minutes, 22 seconds try to enlist volunteers from across the state of Tennessee. We had 15,260 uh exhibitors with 29,981
9:319 minutes, 31 seconds entries. Uh we paid out in some premiums 242,000.
9:369 minutes, 36 seconds Uh we had 211 sponsors. We had 58 special events. Uh we had 58 parade entries. and we had 2,494
9:469 minutes, 46 seconds exhibitors from 4 and FFA. That's probably one of the major changes with the Tennessee State Fair is it has
9:539 minutes, 53 seconds allowed us to engage uh 4ers and FFA from across our state. And on the Monday of the fair, we will have them there all
10:0210 minutes, 2 seconds day in competition as part of that. As we look at celebrate America 250, we are extremely excited about having the
10:1010 minutes, 10 seconds freedom truck that will be with us all 10 days as it goes across the nation telling the story of America 250. And so
10:1710 minutes, 17 seconds it's going to be a great opportunity for our visitors to be able to see that as part of their fair experience.
10:2610 minutes, 26 seconds As we look at the year of forestry, uh you'll see the different things that will be done there from education to fire suppression to the life cycle of
10:3510 minutes, 35 seconds forestry, tree identification, large equipment, a sawmill operating, urban forestry, a wood shop. We'll have Smokey
10:4310 minutes, 43 seconds there the entire time and a lot of neat things that will be going on in the different buildings with that. And the Hail Moss building will be the center of
10:5110 minutes, 51 seconds that. uh exhibits and all that will be going on with forestry as we begin on August the 13th uh with our opening
11:0011 minutes ceremony. Uh that will be our special kickoff for America 250 with people from across the state being part of that. We
11:0811 minutes, 8 seconds will have a parade. We'll have ribbon cutings. Uh we'll have the dedication of our new CCF building. And uh it will be
11:1711 minutes, 17 seconds a special night as we have the parade and we conclude the night with fireworks and we especially thank Mayor Bell and
11:2411 minutes, 24 seconds the city of Lebanon for supporting and uh sponsoring those fireworks and that will be the only night that we will have
11:3211 minutes, 32 seconds fireworks. As we look at entertainment, we are honored this year to have two special concerts. Linda Davis will be
11:3811 minutes, 38 seconds with us on Sunday night and Rayan will be with us on Monday night and those are sponsored by Bates Ford. is making those possible and two great concerts.
11:4911 minutes, 49 seconds Our pick Tennessee experience uh in the center of the fairgrounds there in that building has been a great addition that the state has brought to us and it will
11:5711 minutes, 57 seconds only be greater than in years past and more demonstrations, more events going on there, more free items given out,
12:0412 minutes, 4 seconds milk given out every night and the educational area outside the sprout and stroll Tennessee specialty crops will
12:1212 minutes, 12 seconds again be there which is a great walkthrough experience for of all ages.
12:1712 minutes, 17 seconds Our arena and our motorsports are continue to be a major event that draws for us from truck and tractor pools, the bump and road derby four-wheeler rodeos
12:2712 minutes, 27 seconds and monster truck and a lot of different action will be happening there.
12:3212 minutes, 32 seconds As we took on the state fair, one of the major additions is the number of livestocks shows that we now have with
12:3912 minutes, 39 seconds over 150 livestock shows. and we have so many that we will e be beginning the horse shows on August the 8th and 9th
12:4612 minutes, 46 seconds because we do not have enough facilities to work those in during the other events. A lot of state shows, new shows
12:5312 minutes, 53 seconds being moved to us and so we're very thankful for how we are continuing uh to keep an agricultural focus and to be
13:0113 minutes, 1 second Tennessee's largest outdoor classroom for agriculture.
13:0513 minutes, 5 seconds Ride hoffer shows are already on our grounds putting up rides. Uh this is the same carnival that we've had for many
13:1113 minutes, 11 seconds years. They were established in 1896 and they're one of the largest and you'll see a picture there of our sky
13:1913 minutes, 19 seconds ride that was a great hit last year and we think it will continue to be as it gives you an opportunity to see our entire fairgrounds each year. Fillers
13:2813 minutes, 28 seconds Grove is what makes our fair different from other fairs and has since we began that and it will be no exception this year as we have over 30 demonstrators
13:3713 minutes, 37 seconds that will be there demonstrating for the 10 days. Four stages of entertainment in the grove and a lot of special things
13:4413 minutes, 44 seconds that will be happening there that with that and we're very appro proud of Fiddler's Grove and what it brings to
13:5113 minutes, 51 seconds Lebanon throughout the entire year. as we took on the state fair, we did not want to lose Wilson County focus and our
13:5813 minutes, 58 seconds commitment was to Wilson County that all the exhibits that were in the uh expo building would continue to be Wilson
14:0514 minutes, 5 seconds County only and that is still true. Uh we have a lot of adult exhibits, our pageantss, youth pick Tennessee exhibits and our school exhibits are in the east
14:1414 minutes, 14 seconds west building for the entire county. As we look at what has happened since we have been the state fair, there's been
14:2214 minutes, 22 seconds$14 million in capital improvements which are continuing as we spend that that money. Uh we are thankful that the
14:3014 minutes, 30 seconds city of Lebanon has partnered with us to get the Payton road widened and we appreciate all that Christian has done in making that happen and we hope and pray by next year we'll have a road.
14:4314 minutes, 43 seconds We're we're we're praying now unifying the entire state as we have brought all 95 counties together. Each
14:5114 minutes, 51 seconds county has an opportunity uh to showcase their county in the maiden Tennessee building with a booth that's set up on the map of the entire state and we're
15:0015 minutes proud to say that we've had all 95 counties participating and will again this year. It has greatly helped us with
15:0715 minutes, 7 seconds sponsorships. Uh we've been able to increase thanks to Sherry some $400,000 in sponsorships and that has happened
15:1515 minutes, 15 seconds because a lot of the major corporations could not be a sponsor of a county fair but they could be a sponsor of a state
15:2215 minutes, 22 seconds fair so they didn't have to do it in other counties.
15:2615 minutes, 26 seconds uh it has enabled us to continue to grow and to be continue to promote agriculture as it is the number one uh
15:3515 minutes, 35 seconds industry in Tennessee and our state is very much wanting to promote that and we are trying to do that. We have had major support from across the United States.
15:4515 minutes, 45 seconds Uh last year we had people that visited from all 50 states and 32 different countries and we think that will
15:5215 minutes, 52 seconds continue as well. And as we talked about the additional uh participation for 4 and FFA,
16:0116 minutes, 1 second we were able to get a CCF grant of 1.98 million to build a building that we greatly needed that will be our first
16:0916 minutes, 9 seconds aid uh building. It is new restrooms. It is a meeting space and it is the main reason we got it was that we could have
16:1716 minutes, 17 seconds Wi-Fi over our entire grounds in a very great way. And so we are going to see that be ready for the fair, the
16:2516 minutes, 25 seconds building, and the Wi-Fi. And so we are extremely excited about how that will help uh our visitors that we have. We
16:3316 minutes, 33 seconds have worked hard this year to try to improve our parking. Uh the city uh police department has greatly been a
16:4216 minutes, 42 seconds part as we continue to look at ways that we can get people in and out faster. and we were able to get a grant that has enabled us to purchase three new trams
16:5116 minutes, 51 seconds that will be making their first run on opening night and they will be out in the parking lot bringing people in and
16:5816 minutes, 58 seconds they can move around a lot better than some of the larger things that we've had in the in the past. We also are
17:0517 minutes, 5 seconds extremely thankful for the police department allowing us to be able to bring buses into the back of the police
17:1317 minutes, 13 seconds area there uh and our county schools that works with us on buses and we are continuing to see our off-site parking
17:2117 minutes, 21 seconds growing. People liking it and a way they can get into the fairgrounds in a much faster way. New in 2026, the lumberjack
17:3017 minutes, 30 seconds show that kind of goes uh with the year of forestry. We talked about the freedom truck. We have rocket the robot and we
17:3717 minutes, 37 seconds have the speed meets heat that will be with us.
17:4217 minutes, 42 seconds We believe that we will have a great year. We are hoping that all of this rain and hot weather will move on and we will see some different temperatures and
17:5017 minutes, 50 seconds different days. And so we would ask for your prayers for that as we go forward.
17:5517 minutes, 55 seconds Again, we thank you for all that the city does, all that each one of you do, and for your support, and our number one goal is to continue to showcase the city of Lebanon and Wilson County. Thank you.
18:0618 minutes, 6 seconds Thank you.
18:1218 minutes, 12 seconds As always, we appreciate all the volunteers and all the hard work that Wils County Promotions puts into this.
18:1618 minutes, 16 seconds Um, a lot of people not realize that you're a nonprofit and you put on this fair and it's all volunteers. You've been doing it for a long time. So, thank you for that.
18:2918 minutes, 29 seconds All right. Now, we'll move on to communication with citizens. Um, so if you want to speak to the council tonight, uh, now's the time. Uh, so
18:3718 minutes, 37 seconds please step to the podium, state your name and address and, um, and you have three minutes to speak. Um, there's a light system that tells you the time
18:4518 minutes, 45 seconds that you have to speak up there and it'll give you a countdown as well. Um, and also, we do ask people not to line up. Uh so if someone sits down just just
18:5318 minutes, 53 seconds step on up to the podium and um we also ask you treat every speaker respect as well. Uh no clapping, booing, those types of things. So go ahead.
19:0219 minutes, 2 seconds Good evening council. Mel calls 29 venue circle Lebanon, Tennessee. I'm reading a part of the syllabus from the newly decided Supreme Court case Chatry v.
19:1019 minutes, 10 seconds United States. The force the fourth amendment's basic purpose is to safeguard the privacy and security of individuals against arbitrary invasions
19:1919 minutes, 19 seconds by government officials. and it was designed to place obstacles in the way of two permeating police surveillance.
19:2619 minutes, 26 seconds United States versus DIY and Carpenter.
19:2919 minutes, 29 seconds This court held that accessing cell site location information constitutes a fourth amendment search because individuals have a reasonable
19:3619 minutes, 36 seconds expectation of privacy in the whole of their physical movements. End quote.
19:4019 minutes, 40 seconds Flock Nova and Flock OS is continually growing its camera network, even having businesses and private entities allowing
19:4819 minutes, 48 seconds the government and police departments to access the business's cameras or private entities cameras. Flock system can turn
19:5519 minutes, 55 seconds any business camera into an AI powered surveillance camera by integrating it into its system. This is on their website. Building an even larger
20:0220 minutes, 2 seconds searchable database. This is exactly the same pattern of life intrusion.
20:0720 minutes, 7 seconds Continuing with the Chatry v. United States syllabus, the government's argument that accessing only a short amount of cell phone location information does not count as a fourth
20:1520 minutes, 15 seconds amendment search fails. Even short-term monitoring can provide a wealth of detail about a person's familial
20:2220 minutes, 22 seconds political, professional, and religious uh associations.
20:2820 minutes, 28 seconds United States v. Jones. And this court has never understood fourth amendment protections as kicking in only once an
20:3520 minutes, 35 seconds intrusion goes too far. Pennsylvania code company v Mahon where the fourth applies it applies regardless of the
20:4220 minutes, 42 seconds quality or quantity of information. The government obtains Kylo v United States.
20:4820 minutes, 48 seconds That approach makes all the more sense when, as with location history, law enforcement officials can select the time limited select a time limited set
20:5620 minutes, 56 seconds of materials they want from an all-encompassing database. End quote.
21:0121 minutes, 1 second I.e. the Flock OS system, all searchable without a warrant. Flock safety cameras and AI surveillance systems act in the
21:0821 minutes, 8 seconds same way. There have been, as of today, 24 documented cases of police officers using this technology to stalk X's and
21:1721 minutes, 17 seconds others. Not saying every cop is bad. I'm not. I support law enforcement or enforcement of laws, constitutional laws. Every time someone passes one of
21:2521 minutes, 25 seconds these cameras, their vehicle is logged and their location is plotted on a map in the flock OS database, which can easily be linked to a specific person.
21:3421 minutes, 34 seconds This city council isn't knowing violation of the constitution and violating citizens fourth amendment
21:4021 minutes, 40 seconds civil rights under the color of law by funding this egregious technology. This technology should only be used on our enemies on foreign battlefields, not on
21:4921 minutes, 49 seconds free men and women. We all of us demand this ends now. I pray that you guys can
21:5621 minutes, 56 seconds understand and look at our constitution and actually take that oath seriously because it needs to be taken seriously.
22:0322 minutes, 3 seconds Thank you. What else?
22:1022 minutes, 10 seconds Let's go ahead. State your name, address, please. uh Rick Julian's 752 Pintail Point. I'm here to speak against
22:1722 minutes, 17 seconds the use of the flock cameras. I'm um 73 years old and I have seen my rights and
22:2422 minutes, 24 seconds liberties deteriorate over my entire life. I don't pay much attention to politics, but politics seems to want to
22:3322 minutes, 33 seconds pay attention to all of us. Uh, I am a big supporter of the law enforcement
22:4122 minutes, 41 seconds and I know that there are good uses, could be good uses for the flock cameras. I think there are serious
22:4922 minutes, 49 seconds constitutional issues that need to be considered and I suspect each of you know that what I've heard throughout my
22:5622 minutes, 56 seconds whole life is that uh the road to hell is paved in good intentions. So there are certainly some
23:0423 minutes, 4 seconds good intentions around the use of flot cameras and there are different cases and situations where it can be very helpful. But the question is how much of
23:1223 minutes, 12 seconds this slippery slope do we get on as we give up our rights and our liberty to
23:1923 minutes, 19 seconds travel and to to be free in this country that we talk about. Uh I think we can look back to the to the J6 situation
23:2823 minutes, 28 seconds where a political change happened and people were were uh persecuted mercilessly
23:3623 minutes, 36 seconds uh in that process and many times it's the process that's
23:4423 minutes, 44 seconds very damaging to people versus the crime itself. Um, so I guess there again, I
23:5223 minutes, 52 seconds don't believe there's anything I'm going to say that you don't know, but our liberties and freedoms, we're giving them up one at a time all the time. And
24:0124 minutes, 1 second I think we just have to really search our souls and say, is that what we want?
24:0624 minutes, 6 seconds Even if we get a grant and we make a little money off it, is it worth it? Anyway, I'll uh give up my time now.
24:1424 minutes, 14 seconds Thank you. Thank you.
24:2224 minutes, 22 seconds Good evening, council. My name is Aiden P. I live on Fair View Avenue. I'm here today because still nothing has been done about the $22,800
24:3024 minutes, 30 seconds to be exact spent on Sarah Hast's office. And it's appalling that our own city government cannot seem to investigate a simple issue involving our
24:3824 minutes, 38 seconds money. It's absolutely unacceptable. It is also unacceptable that members of this council have been screamed at and bered by male members of this council,
24:4624 minutes, 46 seconds including Chris Cra and the city attorney for simply asking questions. No member of this body should be treated any such way. And this council has
24:5524 minutes, 55 seconds became way too comfortable with wasting our tax dollars. And Mr. Uh, Mayor Hell, I think you need to take a leadership 101 class because you have failed the
25:0325 minutes, 3 seconds city and you should be ashamed that nearly $23,000 of our taxpayer dollars has been spent on luxury office furnishings while families in our
25:1125 minutes, 11 seconds community work 8, 10, and 12hour shifts just to make the ends meet. You may be able to waste money like that because you're a millionaire, but the people of
25:1925 minutes, 19 seconds Lebanon cannot. U, my salary is 75,000 a year. I'm sure that's about average in here. and we cannot afford to continue
25:2825 minutes, 28 seconds our money to be wasted. It's your responsibility to be stewards. It's my council member's job to sit there and question what you're doing with my
25:3525 minutes, 35 seconds money. And if she can't even do that, then I think it's time for us to elect a new council because no one on this council besides two people who I'm
25:4225 minutes, 42 seconds looking at right now, the two women who are the only duly elected members, the rest of you have not had opponents in years. Chris Crow is running unopposed.
25:5025 minutes, 50 seconds Joey Carmarmac when he runs will run unopposed. So, what are we even doing in this council? What's the point of having a city that's chartered? Should we just
25:5925 minutes, 59 seconds decharter? Should I go to my state senator and ask for a charter violation?
26:0326 minutes, 3 seconds And for any member in here, any person, um, if you think our money has been wasted or abused, you can file a complaint with the Tennessee Controllers
26:1126 minutes, 11 seconds Office and that number is 1 800232-5454 or you can go to controller Tennessee.gov because it's time that we have accountability in this city again.
26:2126 minutes, 21 seconds And it's absolutely outrageous that we have to come here time after time to point out the corruption. So, Mayor Bell, either fork over $23,000 for our
26:2926 minutes, 29 seconds furnishings or we're going to need some investigations done. Okay.
26:3526 minutes, 35 seconds Thank you. Anyone else?
26:4226 minutes, 42 seconds Good evening all. Jessica Garrett, 626 Hazelwood Pike. Thank you again for the no truck signs. They have helped tremendously. I've seen a drastic change. So, thank you.
26:5226 minutes, 52 seconds However, I'm here as a working taxpaying citizen of Lebanon, Tennessee to demand for some answers on other topics. First being where is our city attorney?
27:0127 minutes, 1 second He has been MIA this whole entire month and I've been trying to reach him.
27:0427 minutes, 4 seconds Nobody seems to be able to tell me where Andy's at.
27:0727 minutes, 7 seconds second ly is the Sarah Hastings topic since she seems to think that it's appropriate and was allowed to as a city
27:1627 minutes, 16 seconds employee to shout at our appointed council members. Well, council lady, excuse me, I have come to demand for you
27:2327 minutes, 23 seconds to do what's right along with reasonable accommodations for my husband, a fellow city employee
27:3027 minutes, 30 seconds who has never had any ethical complaints, writeups, or anything against him.
27:3727 minutes, 37 seconds But he sure has something against you all. An EEOC charge of discrimination that you seem to think you're just going to get away with.
27:4627 minutes, 46 seconds How dare you let any employee spend that kind of money? That's taxpayers money.
27:5127 minutes, 51 seconds That's our money. It's not yours. It's ours. I can guarantee you my entire house is furnished for less than what she spent on that office.
28:0028 minutes And since they're reasonable accommodations and she seems to be so entitled to, we weren't paying for it before, so why should we pay for it now?
28:1128 minutes, 11 seconds Make that make sense to me, please.
28:1428 minutes, 14 seconds How about I tell you that all of our citizens should know most of the unused or updated office items and equipment that get pulled out of those offices,
28:2328 minutes, 23 seconds guess where they go? Into the dump. You want to know how I know this? The street department. Strangely, street department
28:3128 minutes, 31 seconds gets sent over there frequently to go help clean out items of the Mitchell house. I don't think that's their job description. Actually, I know it's not.
28:3928 minutes, 39 seconds Or let's talk about how you guys have retaliated against my husband supposedly because of his medications, but we all know that's not the case.
28:5028 minutes, 50 seconds Also, I want to know about why Wayne Carmarmac and Lee or both held a certain applicant's excuse me, application for a position
28:5828 minutes, 58 seconds that my husband was entitled to, but he was told that it didn't even exist.
29:0429 minutes, 4 seconds You have a CDL holder who was on aderall, you let him drive. You've got one that had seizures and wrecked a company vehicle and you still let him
29:1229 minutes, 12 seconds drive, but now my husband can't even drive a pickup truck. Explain that to me because it don't make sense.
29:1929 minutes, 19 seconds And just because as a licensed pharmacy technician, we can sit here and talk drugs all day long. What you're doing to my husband is wrong. Absolutely wrong.
29:2829 minutes, 28 seconds And I will make sure every citizen in this town knows about it.
29:3329 minutes, 33 seconds The funny part is y'all just paid to get his CDLs. Oh, wait. We paid to get his CDLs and now you've restricted him and won't even let him use it. So where where'd that money go to?
29:4429 minutes, 44 seconds But yet he still shows up every day. Thanks.
29:5429 minutes, 54 seconds Uh, Adrina Higgins, 105 Moss Court. I don't have a long speech tonight. I just want to say, you know, I've gone down
30:0330 minutes, 3 seconds there and I looked at the Northwest Quadrant Square Park and I'm questioning some things. How did that cost $650,000?
30:1530 minutes, 15 seconds that was paid for by taxpayer money. And when I look at it down there, there's not even a retaining wall that even
30:2430 minutes, 24 seconds separates it from Burger King. So, it looks like an outdoor eating area for Burger King.
30:3330 minutes, 33 seconds That's what it looks like right now. And on top of that and this hot boiling sun that we've got in the summertime, you
30:4130 minutes, 41 seconds think people are going to go down there and sit and eat out in the hot sun?
30:4630 minutes, 46 seconds There's not even any umbrellas out there on the tables to put some shade. We've got little bitty trees that have been
30:5430 minutes, 54 seconds put in. When you go back and look at the planning map for that, it didn't look like that.
31:0031 minutes There were bigger trees that were supposed to go in there. So, I don't know who is behind the planning on this,
31:0731 minutes, 7 seconds but they didn't think this through. And again, that's $650,000 worth of taxpayers money. And I think
31:1531 minutes, 15 seconds it's a shame. I don't know what it's been spent on. Thank
31:2231 minutes, 22 seconds Thank you, Charles Smith. Cleveland land. Um
31:3531 minutes, 35 seconds curious about changing zoning for um over at 65 and 85 RAS Lane. Not sure what that's about. Seems like it's a
31:4431 minutes, 44 seconds changing zoning to fit a desired purpose, but um I don't want to talk about a lot of complaints. What I want to do is offer a few suggestions. Do
31:5331 minutes, 53 seconds what you want with it. The light at East High and Hartsville Pike. Well, I'm sure that is probably State Road. State Road.
32:0032 minutes Who cares? Get the left turn signal changed. send them the bill. Okay. Um, regarding the sewers, keep Lebanon's bad
32:0932 minutes, 9 seconds choices inside of Lebanon. Don't try and subject the people in the county to that. They don't want it. That's been made more than obvious. And let's not play these. Let's see who can be dumber
32:1732 minutes, 17 seconds game about the the funds going out to the expo center for 10 grand or what is it? 10 grand, 100 grand, whatever. That
32:2432 minutes, 24 seconds gets repaid over many times. Um, as far as uh the entire town kind of
32:3232 minutes, 32 seconds reminds me of Bradley Parkway for the last 45 years. It's constantly in construction everywhere you look. Um,
32:4032 minutes, 40 seconds let's let's let's combine some work forces and get projects actually done instead of the entire town looking like
32:4832 minutes, 48 seconds an artillery range. Sound like a good idea? Um, and here here's another thing.
32:5432 minutes, 54 seconds If you don't have the supplies on hand to finish up a project, don't start it.
32:5832 minutes, 58 seconds I mean, seriously, the entire the entire Horsesville Pike project could have been done inside of four months at the latest. But they kept on delaying and delaying, getting things
33:0833 minutes, 8 seconds done, delaying supply lines. I really don't like seeing things done sloppily and badly and causing everybody a lot of
33:1533 minutes, 15 seconds issues. Why? Um, the pod camera stuff. I'm sure you've heard about it before tonight. You've
33:2433 minutes, 24 seconds heard about it once tonight. You're going to hear about it again, man. It's got to go. Uh, you can't just be spying on folks. You have to have a reason. You
33:3233 minutes, 32 seconds have to have RA to just even pull somebody over. And that's reasonable and articulable suspicion for anybody who doesn't know.
33:4233 minutes, 42 seconds 1984 was supposed to be a fiction novel, not a blueprint. Okay. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
33:5033 minutes, 50 seconds Thank you.
33:5933 minutes, 59 seconds Hello. My name is Tina O' Connell, 406 Green Tree Point Circle here in Lebanon.
34:0534 minutes, 5 seconds I've never been to a meeting. I've never seen the need to. I uh was busy raising kids all my life.
34:1334 minutes, 13 seconds But after the video, the audio that I heard at the last meeting and the way some people on
34:2234 minutes, 22 seconds this committee was talked to about questioning what needed to be in question and investigated before it was
34:3034 minutes, 30 seconds spent. I'm appalled. Totally.
34:3634 minutes, 36 seconds Mayor Bella, in that audio, you told someone here that it wasn't their job to investigate, that it was your job.
34:4734 minutes, 47 seconds Well, why aren't you doing your job? Why didn't you do your job before $20,000 was spent on some one person's office?
34:5734 minutes, 57 seconds$800 and something dollars for a floor lamp. I just got a floor lamp picked up in Mountain Juliet. I got for free off a marketplace.
35:0735 minutes, 7 seconds It's ridiculous.
35:1035 minutes, 10 seconds I want to know how I can go enjoy my taxpaying money in that office. Can we have picnics in there?
35:1935 minutes, 19 seconds I mean, it it is appalling to me that anybody sitting up here would think that is okay.
35:2835 minutes, 28 seconds It's not okay.
35:3135 minutes, 31 seconds And now I'm gonna fight for what's right because I was born and
35:3935 minutes, 39 seconds raised here. Went to school here my whole life. Was a foster parent for 14 years. Had over 300 and something kids in my home.
35:4835 minutes, 48 seconds Those kids come without a a they come with a plastic bag for their clothes.
35:5635 minutes, 56 seconds Your Wilson County foster kids go to their first foster homes with a plastic or a paper bag,
36:0436 minutes, 4 seconds but you can spend $20,000 on furniture in an office. Makes me sick. Thank you.
36:1336 minutes, 13 seconds Thank you. Anyone else?
36:2736 minutes, 27 seconds Um, hi Andrea Morris. I'm at 1248 Curtis Drive and that's in the Koh's Fairerryy Village neighborhood. I just wanted to
36:3536 minutes, 35 seconds come and thank whoever is responsible, especially Mr. Carmarmac, for helping us lower our speed limit to 25 miles an
36:4236 minutes, 42 seconds hour from 30. But it shouldn't have taken two years to make that change. Two years ago, I submitted the traffic
36:5036 minutes, 50 seconds management program application to the city of Lebanon. Excuses were made by city officials, citing ongoing construction and the expectation that
36:5936 minutes, 59 seconds traffic would eventually move off Tucker Trice Boulevard and onto other roads.
37:0437 minutes, 4 seconds This may happen in the future, but it's been two years and those developments are still incomplete. This poses a
37:1137 minutes, 11 seconds ongoing danger to residents who live near that road because we don't have sidewalks like the new neighborhoods.
37:1837 minutes, 18 seconds In 2024, when the city came and measured speeds, I have recorded high speeds between 40 and 50 miles an hour with a
37:2637 minutes, 26 seconds peak speed of 59 miles an hour. None of that data was sent to me until I
37:3337 minutes, 33 seconds requested it in open records. I can only imagine now what that information and speed would look like. So, thank you for lowering the speed to 25 miles an hour.
37:4337 minutes, 43 seconds But I've also had to call the police for vehicle burnouts in front of my home, individuals hanging out of their car windows and speeding in front of my my
37:5237 minutes, 52 seconds home. We're talking about people's lives and the likelihood of survival if a pedestrian is struck by a car. There's a huge difference between 25 miles an hour
38:0138 minutes, 1 second and 40 or 50 miles an hour. Please don't let the next pre-existing neighborhood that becomes a cutth through wait two
38:1038 minutes, 10 seconds years for any action from the city. And please don't give us the cost of speed
38:1638 minutes, 16 seconds humps at over $9,000 a piece to address the growth and traffic dumping on our neighborhood streets. That should be
38:2538 minutes, 25 seconds within development plans, not on our backs as neighbors. So again, thank you, Mr. Carmarmac. I'm hoping it will make a difference. We'll see.
38:3538 minutes, 35 seconds Thank you, Derek. Dyson 106, Chapman.
38:4538 minutes, 45 seconds Um, I would like to uh share a short story with you with regard to one of the most memorable memorable sites I've ever
38:5438 minutes, 54 seconds seen in the city of Lebanon whereby all of you were responsible for that happening.
39:0139 minutes, 1 seconds o, here's the story. Uh, and by the way, before I get the story, I would like to say this. As is often the case,
39:0839 minutes, 8 seconds when I have a be in my bonnet topic I wish to speak about, something comes along and I'm instead speaking about that at this microphone rather than what
39:1739 minutes, 17 seconds I thought I was going to be speaking about. So, here's a story. It was July the 11th. It was 9:00 a.m.
39:2539 minutes, 25 seconds By complete accident. I was at the intersection of 231 North and the bypass in front of where the Lebanon Democrat
39:3339 minutes, 33 seconds used to be when a flashing light came in front of me which meant I could not turn left and then another flashing light and
39:4239 minutes, 42 seconds uh Councelor Brian and Mayor Bell, I'm going to guess you two may have had this same experience, maybe others as well,
39:5039 minutes, 50 seconds which I'm about to get to. But the flashing lights passed by and I went, "Okay, emergency something. What? What's
39:5639 minutes, 56 seconds going on? The next vehicle rolled through the intersection and I knew what was happening. Fabulous Fred was about
40:0440 minutes, 4 seconds to come through the intersection. And as I watched nine to 10 straight white vehicles come through. Zoom, zoom, zoom,
40:1340 minutes, 13 seconds zoom. I went, there goes $100,000. There goes $100,000. There goes $100,000.
40:1840 minutes, 18 seconds There goes $100,000. Last four white limousines identical. There goes $100,000. They went they brought Fred to city hall whereby maybe you were here
40:2640 minutes, 26 seconds tick I'm sure mayor bale was here it was 9:15 in the morning or something at that point for Fred to line stayed here at
40:3340 minutes, 33 seconds city hall but being at that intersection seeing fabulous Fred come through that intersection all those white vehicles
40:4140 minutes, 41 seconds was a sight to behold and uh then later uh in the day was the funeral of fabulous Fred Mayor Bill you did a
40:4940 minutes, 49 seconds fantastic job as did Mayor Hutto and as did Susie Bay and the other speakers as with Nubble uh funeral home. They did a
40:5840 minutes, 58 seconds fantastic job. Um I've had the accidental and on purpose good fortune of seeing approximately six epic epic
41:0641 minutes, 6 seconds funerals in this city. Sure there have been more. Um and if you ever as a historian wrote a book Mayor Bell, you
41:1341 minutes, 13 seconds should have a chapter in there about epic funerals that have taken place in this city. Uh that being obviously the
41:2241 minutes, 22 seconds last one that's just unbelievable in this city. Uh and the one before that that I saw uh that was absolutely epic
41:3041 minutes, 30 seconds and also at the fairgrounds was one Eddie Conrad. Thank you.
41:3841 minutes, 38 seconds Anyone else?
41:4341 minutes, 43 seconds Jay Hill 2209 Hardspun Court. The flock cameras are wrong. It's obvious. Y'all made a mistake. They've made the mistake
41:5141 minutes, 51 seconds all over the country. Fix it. Defund the contract when it's time for the renewal.
41:5641 minutes, 56 seconds It's not a big thing. It's not a big ordeal. It's not hard to do. You messed up. For all these people that are telling you they're wrong, they're right. And there's a lot more people behind them. This is the majority now.
42:0742 minutes, 7 seconds You're you're the minority. Fix it. Thank you.
42:1542 minutes, 15 seconds Come on up.
42:1842 minutes, 18 seconds Melissa Lax, 1075 Spring Creek Road, and I'll be quick, although I don't talk very quick. I'm from Alabama, but I've
42:2542 minutes, 25 seconds been here since 2005. I don't get involved in this kind of stuff. But one thing I can guarantee you I'll get involved in is is my freedom, my
42:3442 minutes, 34 seconds children's freedom, and my grandchildren's freedom, liberties, pursuit of happiness, and their damn privacy. When you strip people of their privacy, you enslave them.
42:4642 minutes, 46 seconds What's going on in this country is we're we're being enslaved. Okay, this is a digital prison. The infrastructure just
42:5442 minutes, 54 seconds popping up all around us with not only flop, that's just the the front runner.
42:5942 minutes, 59 seconds And that Dave Garrett, the founder, t-shirt guy, he looks, okay, he's rolling out uh drones. So, what do y'all
43:0643 minutes, 6 seconds think about that? And how can you convince me that this is all for safety?
43:1143 minutes, 11 seconds You know, as others said, I'm sure there's some say things about it, but check it out. What about U Harris County
43:1843 minutes, 18 seconds in Houston, Texas? So that that county has currently more flock cameras than
43:2543 minutes, 25 seconds any county in the in the country in the United States. 3,700 at the moment. What what what else does it have? The most
43:3443 minutes, 34 seconds murder cases in this country, Harris County. I mean, think about that for a minute.
43:4243 minutes, 42 seconds Doesn't take a rocket scientist. What about prison? There's a lot of surveillance in prison, right? A lot of
43:4943 minutes, 49 seconds cameras, a lot of shanking going on in prison. A lot of drugs. I mean, where's safety? Come on now. A lot more corrupt
43:5843 minutes, 58 seconds can go on with this than it already has been. And a lot more if it's going to roll out. That ought to wake some people up if you're asleep.
44:0644 minutes, 6 seconds Okay. Then good. And that's all I got.
44:0944 minutes, 9 seconds Appreciate it. Anyone else?
44:2044 minutes, 20 seconds Jeremy for sales from the hollow road.
44:2244 minutes, 22 seconds So again, I'm like everybody else talking about the flock cameras. So, and I'm g do it a little different than what they're saying. Always look at it. When I do something wrong, I pay. Guess what?
44:3344 minutes, 33 seconds When the government does something wrong, I pay, too. And just because something's legal right this minute, there's a ton of stuff. You know, you
44:4244 minutes, 42 seconds can start from slavery and go ahead for years and years and years of stuff.
44:4544 minutes, 45 seconds Well, it was legal. It was legal and it started out and then it got overreached and overreached and overreach and
44:5344 minutes, 53 seconds there'll be a lawsuit on this. You know, the one that they just mentioned, you know, the Supreme Court said that the geo fencing is illegal. you know that
45:0145 minutes, 1 second Google, you know, all these people are are starting to get sick. Y'all's contract flocks only responsible for $100. You know who's responsible for the rest of it? Y'all then you know who that
45:0945 minutes, 9 seconds is? That's going to be me. That's going to be my tax dollars. And so that's aggravating. The other thing here's 30 cities and this is from back in March.
45:1845 minutes, 18 seconds 30 cities, big cities with more lawyers than we have that are cancelling their contracts. cities. Y'all know Santa Cruz, California, Evston, Illinois,
45:2745 minutes, 27 seconds Eugene, Oregon, Flagstaff, Arizona, Austin, Texas. They go on and on. LA just this week, they're all, "Hey, we
45:3545 minutes, 35 seconds got to cut this out because we're about to get the piss suit out of us." That's going to happen to us. We don't have the money to pay for it because, you know,
45:4245 minutes, 42 seconds everybody knows lawyers. There's good ones and there's bad ones, but the bad ones all got their hand out, you know.
45:4845 minutes, 48 seconds Well, guess what? The city's going to get sued and our city can't afford it.
45:5145 minutes, 51 seconds big cities can't afford it, but we sure can't afford it. Who's going to pay it?
45:5445 minutes, 54 seconds We are. All of us people sitting right here, you know, that's then you go through and then there's other stuff that's going to get us sued. You know, like the other guy was mentioning, I
46:0246 minutes, 2 seconds Googled. I didn't even know this was going on till 5:30 just sitting here making notes. You got 27 cases. Again, you got good and bad everything. You got
46:1046 minutes, 10 seconds 27 cases of officers stalking people with flight cameras, romantic interests, and ex-wives. That stuff gets you sued.
46:1846 minutes, 18 seconds We don't take but one good lawsuit, you know, and then our city's bankrupt. You know, who buys what we do again, you know, and so that's the stuff that's
46:2646 minutes, 26 seconds aggravating about the whole deal. Now, the the obviously the surveillance and stuff, that's wrong. That's real bad.
46:3246 minutes, 32 seconds But everybody's covered that. But the the whole lawsuit stuff, we're all about to be paying it. It's going to be your tax dollars and my tax dollars, too. You know, it's just it's really it's bad.
46:4246 minutes, 42 seconds And it's going to come around. You know, it's not if, it's when. And y'all know it's going to come around. and to think, well, we're going to draw this money in for a little while until it does, until
46:5146 minutes, 51 seconds they make us. We might be the one that ends up at the Supreme Court that when they make us, we might not be way down the list and somebody else does. We may
46:5946 minutes, 59 seconds be the one that gets drugged in and gets drugged all over national TV over it.
47:0447 minutes, 4 seconds You know, who's to say who's the one that gets there? Who's who's to say it's not somebody here in Lebanon that sues and it goes that far and gets stopped?
47:1247 minutes, 12 seconds And so, yeah, all these other cities, somebody's gonna sue there, but what if it's us first and then we all get sued? Who pays for it? We do. That's all.
47:2047 minutes, 20 seconds Thank you. Come on up, Mr. Dunn.
47:3447 minutes, 34 seconds Uh, my name is Jim Dunn. I live at 1709 Drive.
47:4047 minutes, 40 seconds I feel kind of small tonight. I don't have anything to fuss about.
47:4847 minutes, 48 seconds Usually do. But uh I was looking at the US Constitution and some other things
47:5547 minutes, 55 seconds the other day at my office and I found a couple of notes here and all of you probably know what this is about and
48:0448 minutes, 4 seconds even know what the uh dates are and all that stuff, but I'm going to do it anyway.
48:0948 minutes, 9 seconds And when we have a meeting, first thing we do is have the uh allegiance to the flag.
48:1848 minutes, 18 seconds And uh did anybody know when that was written? It was written in 1892 by a guy named Francis Bellamy.
48:2948 minutes, 29 seconds And that and uh it was written in response to a decree that was given by then President Benjamin Harrison who was
48:3948 minutes, 39 seconds encouraging people to do political things to to build up the country at that time.
48:4748 minutes, 47 seconds And it was first written and published on uh September the 8th 1892.
48:5648 minutes, 56 seconds official date that was put in record was October the 12th of 1892.
49:0249 minutes, 2 seconds Now it comes along in in 1942 and during the Second World War,
49:0949 minutes, 9 seconds Congress made it part of the US flag code. That's why it became the flag
49:1649 minutes, 16 seconds code. on flag day of June 14th of 1954
49:2449 minutes, 24 seconds under God as mentioned was added and made in public law. Now y'all might
49:3149 minutes, 31 seconds already know all that but anyway I thought it was interesting and if you didn't know it you you found out where
49:3849 minutes, 38 seconds it came from all this flagged uh honor that we give and that's all I got to talk about. Things are pretty
49:4749 minutes, 47 seconds good on my neighborhood and I think we got a good bunch of people representing us uh here on the council and I think we
49:5649 minutes, 56 seconds uh have a lot of good things to be thankful for this year.
50:0450 minutes, 4 seconds Uh far as the national picture, I think we're just about as as screwed up as you possibly can get
50:1250 minutes, 12 seconds as as a nation. We can't remember one day the next what we were doing or why but anyway that's another story and I
50:2050 minutes, 20 seconds just appreciate your time for listening to me. Thank you. Thank you.
50:3350 minutes, 33 seconds Hello. My name is Sherman and I um live at 1425 Berford Road here in Leon,
50:4050 minutes, 40 seconds Tennessee. I have um lived there for 52 years and I want you guys to know I love my
50:4950 minutes, 49 seconds country. I love my constitution. I love my city of Lebanon.
50:5450 minutes, 54 seconds And I really want you to know that I appreciate that we started off with prayer this evening. And I watched everyone in this room place their right
51:0351 minutes, 3 seconds hand over their hearts and pledge allegiance to this flag and to the republic for which it stands.
51:1251 minutes, 12 seconds And I hope everyone that prayed tonight honestly prayed and that you believe
51:1951 minutes, 19 seconds that there is a creator and that the creator is taking notes that there's a record and that we are all going to
51:2851 minutes, 28 seconds stand and give an account one day. Now, I'm a business owner, okay, here in the
51:3551 minutes, 35 seconds city of Lebanon, and I have um I've done quite well in this town, and I'm proud of this town. I'm proud of the way this
51:4451 minutes, 44 seconds place has grown. I'm not here to berate you. You've had plenty of that tonight.
51:4851 minutes, 48 seconds I couldn't imagine sitting here and taking the continual just beatings that you guys take. I appreciate our police
51:5651 minutes, 56 seconds officers. I appreciate our chief of police. I appreciate our sheriff, but I will have to say that I'm afraid that we
52:0352 minutes, 3 seconds have made a terrible mistake with these flock cameras. These things can get our town, our city.
52:1152 minutes, 11 seconds Just like the gentleman said earlier, we can lose it all.
52:1752 minutes, 17 seconds I have worked I want you guys to know, I have lobbied hundreds and hundreds of hours at our state capital. I worked with Mr. Mark Pod on the heartbeat bill.
52:2852 minutes, 28 seconds I worked and worked with him closely and it was my idea for the trigger law and
52:3652 minutes, 36 seconds praise be to God that abortion is illegal in the state of Tennessee. I worked on the drag queen story hour. We
52:4352 minutes, 43 seconds lost that one at the Supreme Court, but I'm still proud that I got to be involved in that. But I greatly fear
52:5252 minutes, 52 seconds that our city may very well may be that first one that gets sued before the
52:5952 minutes, 59 seconds Supreme Court. And I'm sure everyone sitting here, including the officers, they surely know what qualified immunity
53:0653 minutes, 6 seconds is. If we have violated the fourth amendment in the Constitution and found guilty of this, everyone in this room
53:1453 minutes, 14 seconds will lose qualified immunity. And you could possibly see the greatest transfer of wealth that this city has ever seen
53:2253 minutes, 22 seconds from the folks who are sitting up here to the folks that are sitting behind me.
53:2753 minutes, 27 seconds These people could very well likely sue and they have every right to sue the city and the police department. I hate to see us lose.
53:3853 minutes, 38 seconds Thank you very much. Thank you. Anyone else?
53:4853 minutes, 48 seconds Okay, see that I'll move on to my comments. Um I do have a couple things to announce tonight or talk about. Uh
53:5453 minutes, 54 seconds the first one is this. Um the new splash pad in Don Fox Park. Um so we got our
54:0254 minutes, 2 seconds final uh state inspection today and and it passed and so um so I want to thank Alex Major. um even though it's in Don
54:1054 minutes, 10 seconds Fox Park, it does come under the um under the department of the Jimmy Floyd Jimmy Ford Center. And so I want to
54:1854 minutes, 18 seconds thank Alex for his work on this. Also Jake Puit, our uh Kalper projects u director uh for helping shepherd that
54:2654 minutes, 26 seconds through the process. Um so went over there today and pass inspection and so we uh Alex and Jake turned it on to to
54:3454 minutes, 34 seconds make sure it worked and it worked and there were kids there. So, uh, so Alex just went ahead opened the door. So, uh, so the splash pad, um, either officially
54:4254 minutes, 42 seconds or unofficially opened today and, uh, so we're glad that happened. Um, I want to thank Tekk, uh, for their grant, uh, to make that possible. I want to thank the
54:5154 minutes, 51 seconds city council for, uh, for their support of that grant and the entire process of getting that done. I think it's a great
54:5854 minutes, 58 seconds addition to Don Fox Park and u, it'll be there for years to come. Um, now that it it's it's open. Um, we've been working
55:0755 minutes, 7 seconds with councelor Carmarmac on a daytime ribbon cutting and so that'll be uh July 30th at 4:30 and so u and so we hope
55:1555 minutes, 15 seconds there's there are kids over there playing and we can u and have a great time um officially open up the splash pad but it is open and kids can go over
55:2255 minutes, 22 seconds there and and play and so we're glad that's happening.
55:2655 minutes, 26 seconds Also another event coming up next week uh on that same day Sam's Club is having their open on July 30th at 8:00 in the morning. they've had their ribbon
55:3555 minutes, 35 seconds cutting their official opening. So um so I want to thank them for their investment in our community. I think that's going to be a great asset to us
55:4155 minutes, 41 seconds as well. Um and um I saw some of the u Sam's Club's um um associates another
55:5055 minutes, 50 seconds ribbon cutting yesterday afternoon and so they're here working getting that store stocked and and getting it ready for next week. And so I invite everyone
55:5755 minutes, 57 seconds to come out to uh to that ribbon cutting and that's on July 30th 3:00. And also want to thank the council for uh for
56:0456 minutes, 4 seconds supporting that project. That was um a multi-year effort to get Sam's Club here. And it took u it took some um
56:1356 minutes, 13 seconds infrastructure to make that happen. And and I just want to say thank you to the city council for uh for doing that, agreeing to that. And uh so now we'll
56:2256 minutes, 22 seconds have a a great store open up out there next week.
56:2656 minutes, 26 seconds Then also next week have another event on July 31st. Um that evening, the square park. We'll have a celebration of
56:3356 minutes, 33 seconds that as well. We'll cut a ribbon. We'll have our city stage down there. We'll have a have some music as well. And we do invite everyone to come out and enjoy
56:4156 minutes, 41 seconds the enjoy the show and enjoy the new park and and a new era for the square.
56:4656 minutes, 46 seconds uh that square has um gone through a lot of changes through its history and um and and this is another era for the
56:5456 minutes, 54 seconds square and uh so I appreciate the city council supporting that as well and that'll be uh July 31st uh there at the
57:0157 minutes, 1 second park and uh we do everybody invite everybody to come out get some food at the restaurants down there and come out enjoy everything. Uh so that's my three
57:0957 minutes, 9 seconds announcements. Councelor Carmarmac you can come back to me. Okay. Thank you councelor Ashley.
57:1557 minutes, 15 seconds Thank you, mayor. Um, I have um a number of comments tonight. Uh, first of all, I
57:2157 minutes, 21 seconds wanted to um I mean, again, this is a topic I keep coming back from, um, to, but it's something that I think is
57:2957 minutes, 29 seconds worthy of speaking again. Um, in terms of the work session that went back to July 1st and I see the recording of what
57:3857 minutes, 38 seconds happened in that work session has made its way into the public and um, that's not anything that I gloat on, but it's
57:4757 minutes, 47 seconds also something that I'm glad that the public got to hear how uh, Camille and I
57:5457 minutes, 54 seconds were spoken to by Chris, the mayor, Sarah, and the city attorney And all
58:0158 minutes, 1 second those issues were relevant to questioning expenditures which I believe is one of the primary reasons that we are elected.
58:1258 minutes, 12 seconds Um our own charter uh talks about the mo uh mayor proin's responsibility to review expenditures on
58:2058 minutes, 20 seconds a monthly bas basis with the financial officer uh to look at every expenditure that goes through the city and to
58:2958 minutes, 29 seconds provide the council with a written uh summary or oral summary on a 30-day basis. So, I'm asking that at the next
58:3758 minutes, 37 seconds meeting that we have a summary of the last 30-day expenditures and the actual invoices so that we could
58:4558 minutes, 45 seconds review those. Um, I also wanted to make a correction in terms of the $22,000.
58:5358 minutes, 53 seconds Uh, I get information now by Freedom of Information um act request and I have
59:0059 minutes the receipts here and over a 4mon time period there was $28,8046 that was spent on those office
59:0859 minutes, 8 seconds expenditures and I'm going to ask somebody to put these into the records.
59:1259 minutes, 12 seconds They're the city checks and uh the actual invoices that were paid by our finance department. Um,
59:2359 minutes, 23 seconds I have some other comments in terms of the ordinance that is being brought forth tonight to terminate the um donation to the expo center.
59:3459 minutes, 34 seconds Um, I do have to when when the county had the resolution and they made mention
59:4259 minutes, 42 seconds of, you know, they didn't want the sewer plant in the county and I believe that those commissioners were speaking on
59:5159 minutes, 51 seconds behalf of their constituents. That's what their constituents wanted, even though we probably all know that
59:5759 minutes, 57 seconds um it it probably doesn't mean anything about where the sewer could or could not go. Um, I mean, personally for me as a
1:00:071 hour, 7 seconds resident of the city and the county, I did think it was important some of mayor's comments that that people
1:00:151 hour, 15 seconds understand that people in the city not only are city residents, but they're also county and we pay taxes in both places. So, I do think there was a
1:00:231 hour, 23 seconds disconnect in the county understanding that we are a part of them as well. Um,
1:00:301 hour, 30 seconds I I think the concern is that we are a partnership and
1:00:371 hour, 37 seconds I'm very concerned about a tit fortat relationship. There are times that we we wave fees, they weigh fees. We just had
1:00:451 hour, 45 seconds a budget session literally two months ago where this was an itemized um expense that was on the budget. There
1:00:531 hour, 53 seconds was absolutely no comments about um uh taking that uh financial responsibility.
1:01:011 hour, 1 minute, 1 second It's not listed as a donation. It's listed as a financial responsibility away from the county. So,
1:01:091 hour, 1 minute, 9 seconds I am open to a discussion, but I think that this is another example of things that we need to have a work session about. I don't think this is something
1:01:171 hour, 1 minute, 17 seconds that should throw up on the agenda when there's consequences to doing this. I think there's also the financial
1:01:241 hour, 1 minute, 24 seconds obligation says the payment was due in April and we've not paid the the payment in April. Uh and I think that we do need
1:01:311 hour, 1 minute, 31 seconds to make that payment. Again, I'm open to a work session. I'm open to a discussion. I'm interested in a legal
1:01:391 hour, 1 minute, 39 seconds opinion. I like to look at the things from a legal perspective about what our obligations are, but I'm not going to support it because it appears very tit
1:01:481 hour, 1 minute, 48 seconds for tat for me. Um I think that is uh the other thing that
1:01:571 hour, 1 minute, 57 seconds was mentioned was um the July or the parade for the um for the fair and I
1:02:061 hour, 2 minutes, 6 seconds wanted to check to see if the city is going to have a float. Mayor, uh we we do not do floats in the
1:02:141 hour, 2 minutes, 14 seconds fairport. We haven't historically. Um it um they haven't invited me and the other
1:02:221 hour, 2 minutes, 22 seconds three mayors in the county to ride a back of a pickup truck. Um but that's the only thing that I know this is their parade and so they're in charge and so
1:02:311 hour, 2 minutes, 31 seconds they sent out the invitations but no we're not going to have a float. Okay, that's all I have. Thank you, Council Ba.
1:02:381 hour, 2 minutes, 38 seconds Well, I I wanted to thank everybody for coming, of course, tonight, and this is the place to have discussions and to
1:02:461 hour, 2 minutes, 46 seconds voice your opinions. So, we uh I do appreciate people coming in, and I appreciate them um expressing their
1:02:531 hour, 2 minutes, 53 seconds opinions. We we don't always agree. Um but, um it means more to us if you come in here and look at us and and tell us
1:03:021 hour, 3 minutes, 2 seconds what you think. Um we are going to listen to you. Um, I guess the only thing I have is is to invite everybody
1:03:111 hour, 3 minutes, 11 seconds down to the square. Uh, I think we've made some great improvements in the square. Um, over really the last eight
1:03:191 hour, 3 minutes, 19 seconds years. It seems like it's come a long way. We've we've not just done that here as a city. We've we've done that with partnerships and we've done it with um
1:03:281 hour, 3 minutes, 28 seconds the merchants and we've done it with property owners. and um I hope you will come and enjoy the activities that we
1:03:361 hour, 3 minutes, 36 seconds have down there. Um it's a great place to gather as it was many years ago and that's one of the things I love about
1:03:431 hour, 3 minutes, 43 seconds our history. Um I did have a question for Regina. Um where are we on the square project? Are we about finished with that with the northeast quadrant?
1:03:541 hour, 3 minutes, 54 seconds We are still coordinating with the property owners for the gas easement.
1:03:581 hour, 3 minutes, 58 seconds Okay. with one or all the one that had asked for the easement to begin with. We're once we've got that one squared away in the document.
1:04:081 hour, 4 minutes, 8 seconds They're happy with the document, we're going to share it with the others.
1:04:111 hour, 4 minutes, 11 seconds Okay. How much longer do you think she reached back out to me last week and was going over going to go over it with
1:04:181 hour, 4 minutes, 18 seconds her attorney. So, soon I hope, but I I don't have a set time.
1:04:251 hour, 4 minutes, 25 seconds Okay. Well, wish we could have started that earlier. And then I I hope we're going to every property owner down
1:04:321 hour, 4 minutes, 32 seconds there. Make sure we have the right easements. Um uh I did want to comment we are making great strides with the um
1:04:401 hour, 4 minutes, 40 seconds there is a trail that is going from um the train station through the back of
1:04:451 hour, 4 minutes, 45 seconds the um uh mill area um and going through the property of the mill and then we'll
1:04:541 hour, 4 minutes, 54 seconds end up um on Maple uh on North Maple um and we hope to continue that hopefully
1:05:011 hour, 5 minutes, 1 second to the park in the future but um step by app. Um, and that property owner generously gave us a easement and the
1:05:101 hour, 5 minutes, 10 seconds city is work doing the work there by clearing the brush and then I believe it will be paved. Isn't that right, Lee?
1:05:161 hour, 5 minutes, 16 seconds Okay. Um, and all that hopefully connects to Don Fox. You can go there and use the splash pad and enjoy. Um,
1:05:251 hour, 5 minutes, 25 seconds that that really is one of our goals is to make sure that things are walkable in our downtown. Um, I do want to comment
1:05:321 hour, 5 minutes, 32 seconds on something that is on the agenda. um we have a nonprofit that was placed on the agenda and I don't agree with um
1:05:421 hour, 5 minutes, 42 seconds having it placed on the agenda and the fact that we do have a process for that and we did that during budget section um
1:05:491 hour, 5 minutes, 49 seconds the our bud budget work session and um I think that we
1:05:561 hour, 5 minutes, 56 seconds developed that process because so we wouldn't have people coming at different times and asking for money. Now, I I
1:06:041 hour, 6 minutes, 4 seconds want to say that we value all the nonprofits out there. They help us tremendously. We cannot be the city we
1:06:111 hour, 6 minutes, 11 seconds are without those nonprofits, but there is a time and a place and a process for that. And we evaluate all of them and
1:06:201 hour, 6 minutes, 20 seconds some do get funded and some don't for various reasons. And again, we have a process every year and every thing is
1:06:281 hour, 6 minutes, 28 seconds looked at. So, um I'm a little disheartened that something was put back on the agenda after we just had a
1:06:351 hour, 6 minutes, 35 seconds discussion um some months ago and that's all I have. Okay. Thank you, Councelor Crawl.
1:06:421 hour, 6 minutes, 42 seconds Mayor, thank you. Um just want to take a moment because I didn't last time. Um and I think it was mentioned by Derek
1:06:501 hour, 6 minutes, 50 seconds about Fred Burton's uh funeral and uh you know lying in state here. I don't remember who the last person was Mayor Fox. I can't remember who the last one
1:06:591 hour, 6 minutes, 59 seconds was that was was in state here, but uh you know, Fred made great contributions to our community. Um
1:07:071 hour, 7 minutes, 7 seconds in so many ways, his tenure of service uh was really incredible given today's environment where lots of folks are
1:07:141 hour, 7 minutes, 14 seconds chewed up and spitting out uh spit out over time. And um um uh you know he he
1:07:211 hour, 7 minutes, 21 seconds quietly at times took care of his business and made sure that his um constituents were represented that roads
1:07:291 hour, 7 minutes, 29 seconds were paved and garbage was picked up and if something wasn't taken care of he was calling somebody and um uh I think those
1:07:371 hour, 7 minutes, 37 seconds of us up here on this side of the of the dice u have seen that and I know many of the employees I know Mike back there got
1:07:441 hour, 7 minutes, 44 seconds many phone calls from from Fred. So, uh, just we'll just continue to to remember his family and of course, um, Lee
1:07:521 hour, 7 minutes, 52 seconds mentioned earlier about others in our community. Um, I know we lost Tanya's mom, so a 45 year employee um for the
1:08:011 hour, 8 minutes, 1 second city of Lebanon. Uh lots of folks work for our city for a long period of time and they they just quietly do their job,
1:08:091 hour, 8 minutes, 9 seconds come in and clock in and and take care of of the city's business and um and do an excellent job at it. So we sh
1:08:181 hour, 8 minutes, 18 seconds appreciate folks like your mom as well, Tanya. And then of course the servicemen and women uh that we've lost in in
1:08:261 hour, 8 minutes, 26 seconds conflict recently. um you know, it's a it's a horrible thing to to lose someone um in in a military conflict and
1:08:351 hour, 8 minutes, 35 seconds certainly in a time of war. So, um we'll certainly remember those folks as well.
1:08:401 hour, 8 minutes, 40 seconds Um I want to touch just a moment on on um what Camille mentioned about the
1:08:471 hour, 8 minutes, 47 seconds nonprofit uh donation. Um, you know, the way I remember that meeting is that we
1:08:551 hour, 8 minutes, 55 seconds basically sort of tabled um the um the uh the money that was left over uh that we chose not to allocate at that time.
1:09:051 hour, 9 minutes, 5 seconds And from my standpoint, I definitely remember what I said and I know that I said that we would revisit those if
1:09:121 hour, 9 minutes, 12 seconds other information became available. Um, I trust that councelor Carmarmac has has um uh done the due diligence there and
1:09:201 hour, 9 minutes, 20 seconds uh certainly plan on on supporting him and in that effort and I I think that's fair. Uh, you know, if we have more information that that comes available uh
1:09:291 hour, 9 minutes, 29 seconds regarding uh contributions like that, these nonprofits are doing great work in our community and uh we need to make sure that we support what they're doing.
1:09:371 hour, 9 minutes, 37 seconds So, um, uh, I, uh, definitely will support that that effort. And, uh, that's all I have right now, mayor. Thank you.
1:09:451 hour, 9 minutes, 45 seconds Thank you, councelor Brian. Anything, mayor. Thank you. Thank you, councelor Morhead. Um, passes well, mayor. Thank you, councelor Carmarmac.
1:09:541 hour, 9 minutes, 54 seconds Um, I will just kind of touch on um the changing laws one day at a time. I wasn't at the budget work session because I was in a jury trial. to my understanding from other individuals
1:10:021 hour, 10 minutes, 2 seconds that was at the budget work session. Um it was removed at the request of two people. I'm not going to state who it was, but um that recording is no longer
1:10:111 hour, 10 minutes, 11 seconds available. So of course we can't go back and listen to what was said, but there was another nonprofit removed. And this lady that is asking for it, Miss Siobhan
1:10:181 hour, 10 minutes, 18 seconds Johnson, has came to me because she is in Ward One. She is a African-American lady and she had a feeling that
1:10:271 hour, 10 minutes, 27 seconds something was strange as the civic league was also removed that night as well. Once she explained to me what her nonprofit was, what they was trying to accomplish, and it's not a lot of money.
1:10:381 hour, 10 minutes, 38 seconds It's $5,000 to try to get her started with her changing lives one day at a time. We've not donated her money. She
1:10:461 hour, 10 minutes, 46 seconds went through the process, but she came to city hall and was told, "We don't have a reason why you was denied." they should have a reason. So, yes, I placed it on the agenda. I'm sorry you don't
1:10:551 hour, 10 minutes, 55 seconds agree with the way I done it. Um, it's my choice. Um, if you don't want to vote for it, that's fine. I feel great about doing it because I feel like we're doing
1:11:021 hour, 11 minutes, 2 seconds a great thing for a nonprofit. As far as the splash pad, I look forward to everyone coming out to it. I'm glad that it opened day. I had many calls about
1:11:091 hour, 11 minutes, 9 seconds when it was going to open. I know it took longer than expected. It was a state grant and things like that happen.
1:11:141 hour, 11 minutes, 14 seconds And, um, as far as Fred, I missed the last meeting. I was on vacation. I came while he was lying here at state. Um it was an honor to see him up here and I
1:11:231 hour, 11 minutes, 23 seconds know they had to go through special strides to get him to get the casket in here and the flags and all of the family that was here. It was very nice. And then I also watched the procession
1:11:321 hour, 11 minutes, 32 seconds coming from the fairgrounds as they took him through W. Um it was an honor to sit beside of him for eight years. He you you never knew what he was going to say and um he's truly going to be missed.
1:11:421 hour, 11 minutes, 42 seconds I'm going to miss the phone calls. And that's all I have. Thank you.
1:11:441 hour, 11 minutes, 44 seconds Thank you. Having a Senate agenda has four five items on it. I'll read each one of those. Orders number 267442, second reading to authorize budget
1:11:521 hour, 11 minutes, 52 seconds amendment for the wastewater treatment plant by Gina Santana, utilities director. Or number 267443, second reading to approve budget
1:12:001 hour, 12 minutes amendment for the police department local option fund by Lindseay Wolfenbarter, finance director. Or 267444, second reading to approve budget
1:12:081 hour, 12 minutes, 8 seconds amendments for the police department to purchase vehicles for the SER program by Mike Justice, police chief. Horse number 267447
1:12:161 hour, 12 minutes, 16 seconds second reading to approve purchase and replacement of obsolete stream sensors and software and to approve the related budget amendment for the drainage mitigation by RT ball and assistant
1:12:251 hour, 12 minutes, 25 seconds public works director or 267450 second reading to approve fees for the recreation department youth programs by William Porter parks recreation director
1:12:341 hour, 12 minutes, 34 seconds motion to approve motion by councelor Carmarmac second by councelor Brian discussion all in favor say I.
1:12:411 hour, 12 minutes, 41 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. Now to old business or 267441 sec first reading to amend the future land use plan of the city of Lebanon
1:12:501 hour, 12 minutes, 50 seconds Tennessee by changing 65 and 85 Routtage Lane from RPO rural preservation open space to CI interchange commercial in the urban growth boundary request by James Wor Morland.
1:13:031 hour, 13 minutes, 3 seconds We approve.
1:13:071 hour, 13 minutes, 7 seconds Have a motion by councelor Brian. And that motion dies for lack of a second.
1:13:171 hour, 13 minutes, 17 seconds Now number two, order number 267445.
1:13:201 hour, 13 minutes, 20 seconds First recedance number 155030 relating to the city's annual contribution to county for the expo center. So move
1:13:281 hour, 13 minutes, 28 seconds terminating future annual appropriations and payments and providing for an effective date by T Brian counselor Phil Morehead counselor second motion by councelor Brian second council Morhead discussion.
1:13:391 hour, 13 minutes, 39 seconds Okay I just want to make a few comments on this. Uh first of all I want to um commend my fellow counselors support
1:13:481 hour, 13 minutes, 48 seconds their effort to u to save the city money. uh as I said in the last meeting, I know Tick has brought brought this
1:13:551 hour, 13 minutes, 55 seconds issue up uh in the past, so it's it's not something new from uh from his standpoint.
1:14:011 hour, 14 minutes, 1 second Um and certainly appreciate the the effort to maximize our budget efficiency. Uh we've already had some
1:14:091 hour, 14 minutes, 9 seconds folks reach out to me in case we do resend this uh that uh they they would be first in line to get the $100,000. So
1:14:161 hour, 14 minutes, 16 seconds u always good. Um I I I do question a little bit our um our timing on this. Um
1:14:261 hour, 14 minutes, 26 seconds you know, again, I know something Tick has talked about before, but this came at a sort of an inopportune time uh with
1:14:331 hour, 14 minutes, 33 seconds with regard to having recently just passed a budget um that that we all agreed on and and you know, we can
1:14:401 hour, 14 minutes, 40 seconds change our minds. We certainly have the ability to do that. Um and we do it from time to time. the um I guess the concern
1:14:491 hour, 14 minutes, 49 seconds to me is if if we have issues with our financial relationship with the county um you know I'm all for a work session
1:14:571 hour, 14 minutes, 57 seconds or some other tool to use to um to to look at you know the overall relationship if we're waving fees and
1:15:041 hour, 15 minutes, 4 seconds they're not for example um you know that's not a fair playing field you know we need to operate on a fair playing field with the county and so um you know
1:15:131 hour, 15 minutes, 13 seconds from that standpoint I would I would certainly be open to that. The the other thing and this is just you know we all
1:15:201 hour, 15 minutes, 20 seconds have to basically look in our ourselves in the mirror um you know and from my standpoint I'm I'm a 30 plus year banker
1:15:291 hour, 15 minutes, 29 seconds and you know I tell people every day that that they should meet their obligations uh to the to the bank and um
1:15:371 hour, 15 minutes, 37 seconds you know if if I approve this voted to approve this in a budget and um you know the city said that it would continue to do this again I know that we can change
1:15:451 hour, 15 minutes, 45 seconds our minds. Uh, and maybe we will choose to do that. Um, but I I struggle with this one and um and I can't vote for it in its current form. Thank you, mayor.
1:15:561 hour, 15 minutes, 56 seconds Thank you for discussion.
1:15:581 hour, 15 minutes, 58 seconds Um, so what happens to the money if it is um if we're not paying the county, where does it go?
1:16:081 hour, 16 minutes, 8 seconds Back into the general fund.
1:16:101 hour, 16 minutes, 10 seconds It goes to the general fund. I thought it was out of um EC economic developments budget.
1:16:171 hour, 16 minutes, 17 seconds It is in economic development budget. It was placed there years ago uh before before I was here. Um did come out of
1:16:251 hour, 16 minutes, 25 seconds another fund. It got placed there because that is um I guess I feel like it belonged in that budget. But as far
1:16:321 hour, 16 minutes, 32 seconds as we're sending this that money um you know Lindsay's the finance director, but I believe it can go back in general funding where we need it to be.
1:16:421 hour, 16 minutes, 42 seconds was budgeted in the economic development.
1:16:461 hour, 16 minutes, 46 seconds It was just replace it go back in there because it's supposed to be used for tourism. Is that right?
1:16:561 hour, 16 minutes, 56 seconds It can't go back in. I mean, if if we don't spend it then and I guess Well, it doesn't matter. Um,
1:17:051 hour, 17 minutes, 5 seconds like I said, I I I or I am going to abstain from voting because like Chris, I am not um I I don't know that our
1:17:151 hour, 17 minutes, 15 seconds attorney has looked at this. Um I feel like it's a financial obligation from the way I read it, but I'm not an
1:17:231 hour, 17 minutes, 23 seconds attorney. Um we found out at the last meeting the $100,000 wasn't paid for last year. to
1:17:321 hour, 17 minutes, 32 seconds me that is an obligation as well. I believe in meeting our obligations.
1:17:371 hour, 17 minutes, 37 seconds Um I I am definitely um open to talking about it in the future, but I don't think right now it's the time to to do that.
1:17:481 hour, 17 minutes, 48 seconds Okay. Any further discussion?
1:17:501 hour, 17 minutes, 50 seconds Yeah. Um you know what, I co-sponsor on this and my feeling is when this was done probably 10 years ago, uh there was a a much greater need for that money.
1:18:001 hour, 18 minutes Now that the state fair has come to Wilson County as well in the city of Lebanon, the state's pouring in millions of dollars. As I said at the last meeting, they paid for the maiden
1:18:081 hour, 18 minutes, 8 seconds Tennessee building. They've done a lot of improvements. They, as they mentioned tonight, the the money that's been donated, I think the fair is standing in
1:18:161 hour, 18 minutes, 16 seconds the fair ground all on its own without our assistance. And personally, I'd rather see that million dollars over the next 10 years be used to pay down the
1:18:251 hour, 18 minutes, 25 seconds debt for the renovation of the Jimmy Floyd Center, which is going to be a $4 million tab, or the second phase of that soccer complex, uh, or sports complex
1:18:331 hour, 18 minutes, 33 seconds out there, or a renovation or addition to the senior center, where that money will be much more targeted, focused on
1:18:411 hour, 18 minutes, 41 seconds the city citizens of Lebanon as opposed to a countywide and now what has become a statewide fair. Uh, so that's my opinion.
1:18:531 hour, 18 minutes, 53 seconds Anyone else? Okay. All in favor say I. I. Any opposed?
1:19:001 hour, 19 minutes Opposed. Is there a roll call there? Kristen. Joey Carmarmac. Yes. Jerry Ashley.
1:19:071 hour, 19 minutes, 7 seconds No. Camille Berdine. Chris Cra. Oppos. Brian. Yes.
1:19:151 hour, 19 minutes, 15 seconds Phil Morehead. Yes. Okay.
1:19:181 hour, 19 minutes, 18 seconds 3 2 1 motion dies. Okay. Thank you. Um now to new business orders number 267446. Motion to approve.
1:19:271 hour, 19 minutes, 27 seconds Second.
1:19:271 hour, 19 minutes, 27 seconds First reading to perfect donation to changing lives one day at a time inc by Jory Carmarmac. Councilman. Uh we have a motion by councelor Carmarmac. Second by councelor Cra. Discussion.
1:19:361 hour, 19 minutes, 36 seconds Discussion.
1:19:381 hour, 19 minutes, 38 seconds Um so first of all um Joey, you did come to the budget meeting that night.
1:19:451 hour, 19 minutes, 45 seconds That one. No, I wasn't. I was on jury trial and you left and Phil told you that we were voting on the nonprofits and you said I'm going to call for the question.
1:19:541 hour, 19 minutes, 54 seconds I mean I'm not going to debate where I was because I was in a jury trial.
1:19:571 hour, 19 minutes, 57 seconds Okay. Well, let's call for the question though.
1:19:591 hour, 19 minutes, 59 seconds But he calls the question that ends discussion. So um all in favor say I.
1:20:031 hour, 20 minutes, 3 seconds I no.
1:20:071 hour, 20 minutes, 7 seconds Thank you. Resolution number 26 2875 to acknowledge the presentation of the report of debt obligation related to the general obligation refunded bonds series
1:20:161 hour, 20 minutes, 16 seconds 2026B refunding of the 20 2018 public safety loan and 2024 radio communications bond in the amount of 8
1:20:241 hour, 20 minutes, 24 seconds million55,000 by Lindsay Wolf from Barter finance director motion to approve second by councelor Kra second by councelor
1:20:311 hour, 20 minutes, 31 seconds Carmarmac discussion all in favor say I any opposed thank you resolution 26 2876 to approve the escrow agreement between
1:20:401 hour, 20 minutes, 40 seconds James M. Bush construction at the city of Lebanon, Tennessee and Wil Wilson Bacon Trust as escro agent relative to the 2026 natural gas system
1:20:481 hour, 20 minutes, 48 seconds rehabilitation project for Castle Heights and Indian Hills by S Smith accounting manager. Motion to approve.
1:20:541 hour, 20 minutes, 54 seconds Motion by councelor Kra second by councelor Carmarmac. Discussion. All in favor say I. I.
1:20:591 hour, 20 minutes, 59 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. Resolution 26 2877 to approve an agreement with the WSPUSA Inc. for program programmatic
1:21:071 hour, 21 minutes, 7 seconds scripting assistance and GIS operation support by Mike Csworth MIS director. Second.
1:21:131 hour, 21 minutes, 13 seconds Motion by councelor Morehead. Second by councelor Crow. Discussion. All in favor say I. I.
1:21:181 hour, 21 minutes, 18 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. Resolution 26 2878 to renew the agreement with city works for software products utilized by various city departments by Mike Csworth, MIS director.
1:21:281 hour, 21 minutes, 28 seconds Motion to approve.
1:21:291 hour, 21 minutes, 29 seconds Motion by councelor Carmarmac. Second by councelor Cra. Discussion. All in favor say I.
1:21:341 hour, 21 minutes, 34 seconds I. Any opposed? Thank you. Resolution number 26,2879 to accept the quote from Civic Plus for Community Development Software for codes
1:21:421 hour, 21 minutes, 42 seconds enforcement by Mike Justice. Please motion to approve. Second, council Morhead. Second by council crow. Discussion. All in favor say I. I.
1:21:511 hour, 21 minutes, 51 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. Resolution 26 2880 to approve the statement of work with data bank for onbase GCS upgrade
1:21:581 hour, 21 minutes, 58 seconds assistance by Mike Consworth, MIS director.
1:22:011 hour, 22 minutes, 1 second Motion to approve. Last by councelor Cra, second by councelor Carmarmac. Discussion. All in favor say I. I.
1:22:081 hour, 22 minutes, 8 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. Resolution number 26, 281 in support of the annual observance of a day of prayer for our schools by Rick Bell. Mayor
1:22:161 hour, 22 minutes, 16 seconds motion to approve Carmax. Second by councelor Cra.
1:22:201 hour, 22 minutes, 20 seconds Discussion. All in favor say I. I.
1:22:231 hour, 22 minutes, 23 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. Position number 26 2882 to approve the professional services agreement with ceasefire business for block of engineering hours by Mike Connsworth MIS director.
1:22:331 hour, 22 minutes, 33 seconds Motion to approve by councelor Krauss. Second by councelor Carmarmac discussion. All in favor say I. I.
1:22:401 hour, 22 minutes, 40 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. Resolution 26 2883 to approve totally agreement with Aries entities relative to the gasification facility matter by Gina
1:22:491 hour, 22 minutes, 49 seconds Santana utilities director. Steven Chambers assistant city attorney. Motion to approve.
1:22:531 hour, 22 minutes, 53 seconds Second. by councelor Morhead. Second by councelor Cra discussion. All in favor say I.
1:22:581 hour, 22 minutes, 58 seconds I. Any opposed? Thank you. Resolution 26 2884 to approve the rental agreement for the rental of a centrifuge skid system
1:23:061 hour, 23 minutes, 6 seconds for the wastewater treatment plant by Argina Santana utilities director.
1:23:101 hour, 23 minutes, 10 seconds Jeremiah Exom, wastewater treatment plant manager. Motion to approve.
1:23:131 hour, 23 minutes, 13 seconds Motion by councelor Carmarmac. Second by councelor Crow. Discussion. Oh, I'm sorry. All in favor say I. I.
1:23:191 hour, 23 minutes, 19 seconds Any opposed? Thank you. I got confused there for a second. We are ajourned.