I didn't know that. I didn't know that. Awesome. >> Ready? >> All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. Calling to order the January 6, 2026 meeting of the Long Lake City Council. All council members are present this evening. Good. Good evening everyone. Let's start with item two, the pledge of >> allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the stand indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> All right. Item three, mayor's comments, lawnmake news, meeting meeting review and update. So, it's been a couple maybe even three weeks since we met last as the city council and we had some holidays in between obviously. So, hope everyone had a merry Christmas and a happy new year and able to have some downtime with family and friends and that type of thing. Good weather out there to to get in. We had some fresh snow and everything so that was nice. So besides the holidays, not a lot going on in Long Lake as far as meetings or those those types of things. So always a good time of the year. Uh skating rink update. Whole Brook Park skating rink is open. The ice is uh in available for use. Was there the other day there's quite a few skaters out there enjoying the ice. The lights are on and only drawback is the warming house is not open at this time and that's because there's some water damage in there due to a issue involving centerpoint energy I believe where the gas is shut off and uh there was there was flooding in the building. So we are working on um fixing that and following insurance plan that kind of thing. So the warming house is closed but the ice is open. Please get out enjoy it if you can. All right, with that we will move on to the uh to approve number four to approve this evening's agenda. I'll accept a motion on that. >> I'll make a motion to approve tonight's agenda. Second. >> All right. Motion in a second. Any further discussion? All those in favor signify by saying I. I. Opposed. Motion carries unanimously. Item five is the consent agenda. We have quite a few items on the consent agenda this evening. Items A through J. from liquor license um uh issuance. Um C is appointment of Jason Kyper believes the position of full-time public works maintenance worker one. So that is terrific. Welcome Jason. Approve letter of engagement for ABDO for 2025 as well as for our city attorney Carson Cleveland and Shreder and fund transfer regarding the park education fund and approve the 2026 pay equity report and authorized to metal to the city administrator. >> Can I get a question? Was that any restricted funds to >> That's actually what what that transfers for. that is going to be transferring out the nonrestricted funds into our newly created parks and trails fund and leaving only restricted funds in that fund so that we can easily identify which funds are restricted versus which funds are not. >> Perfect. >> And that was um the amount was directed from our auditor. >> Okay. >> Any other questions for staff regarding items on the consent agenda? We'll make a motion to approve tonight's consent agenda. Second. >> All right. A motion and a second. And any further discussion. All those in favor? I opposed. Motion carries unanimously. Great. And move on to item six, open correspondence. Open correspondence is an item on the agenda during which the public may address the city council. No formal actions taken by the city council. Comments should limited to five minutes or less. and open correspondents comments may also be emailed to city staff by noon on the date of the meeting. Anyone wish to approach this evening for open correspondence? I don't believe so. Any any submitted open? >> Nothing. Thank you. >> All right. Terrific. Then we move on to seven regular business. Starting with 7A, appointment of Jesse Lman to the position of full-time public works maintenance worker too. All right. Welcome, Jesse. And who's gonna kick this off? >> I'd be happy to. >> All right. >> Um, this is an exciting one for us. Um, we, uh, posted for both public works maintenance worker one and the entry level position as well as a worker two, um, which is the experience level position. And, um, we're pleased to res, you know, to receive applications from very qualified candidates for both positions. Um, Mr. man was a candidate for the maintenance worker two position. He uh already has his um CDL as well as water and sewer lensure which means he has positioned um from your experience invite him up to share a little with us just in a second if you're up for it. Um um he's he's positioned well from experience and knowledge to immediately be um a great asset to our public works department and uh start helping with that workload. So, um, very excited. Um, we interviewed him, um, administrator Noeski, public works director Durk, and myself on Monday, December 8th. The interview consisted of, you know, a questionnaire followed by a little bit of an on-site skills test over at public works. And then, um, he met the candidate met independently with public works director Durk in a two-hour kind of technical interview where he, uh, receives four of the talents and our fac And um after really both interviewers, we all agreed collectively on terms to extend a conditional offer of employment to Mr. Lman pending successful background check which has been completed. No issues there. Um he's got progressive years of experience in public works and utilities positions um for larger communities and I I think he probably is familiar with some technology that we hope to grow in our use of potentially. Um So, yeah, we're really looking forward to working with him. He's available to start on January 12th. And um I thought I'd actually we're looking for approval of a resolution to confirm his appointment. But before we do that, I'd like to introduce them if you feel like stepping up there to the podium. Welcome. >> My name is Jesse Lman. I've been working for Minnesota City for the past like 16 years. Um I started as a seasonal at the city of St Park and I've kind of jumped around in big cities and small cities um operating large equipment and small equipment hand tools. Um most of my experience comes from utilities, water and sewer deal with water meters, customer calls. So I enjoy my job. I like doing like doing things the right way, the safe way. There's a lot more I could get into. >> One thing he mentioned to us is that he had an active interest in a position that would allow for growth opportunities and also have diverse work experiences. You know, when you're not doing meters all day long, every day, you know, that kind of thing. You have a little more >> diversity in your day. And that is something that a small city can offer. So, we're we're excited and we hope it'll be a great fit. >> Great. >> Welcome, Jessie. >> No, I'm single. So, >> dedicated to work is apparently. Apparently, >> we have a small but mighty public works team. So, it' be great to have you as a member of that. And, uh, we have, you know, not a very large city, one square mile, and lots, you know, lots going on this time of year with snow removal and that sort of thing. and we've been blessed with very good public work team for the, you know, 30 plus years I've lived here. It's been great and look forward to you continuing that tradition and helping us support Sean and the other members of the team starting next Monday if we assuming we approve this. So, welcome and great to have you. >> I can make a motion to approve. >> All right. The position of fulltime public works maintenance worker too. Second. >> All right. Motion to second. Any further discussion? All those in favor? I opposed. Motion carries unanimously. Congratulations. >> Yeah. Other councils have been more split on on the decision council meeting. >> Okay. Well, great. We'll come back anytime. There's plenty of seating. And >> the third time I've ever gone up in front of a group to talk. >> Oh, you did great. You did great. All right. Thanks. >> But you're also on camera. >> You're now stage. >> All right. Have a good night, Jessie. Thank you. >> See you soon. >> Congratulations. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So, moving on then to item 7B, 2026, city appointments. Janette, as we usually walk us through the annual process. Thank you, mayor. Actually, maybe it's best to ask since a lot of this is very routine in nature. Would you like me to walk through them all or do we just want to jump in largely unchanged? >> I'm more than happy to just jump in if we'd like. >> We all know what all of >> Yes. In all reality, I was very close to just prefilling everyone last year. Um and and I did do that for the particularly the Shoreline Fire Department positions because I really felt that just we as staff feel that's very strongly warranted for this first full year. Um the appointees have only held those positions since the end of October. Um we hope there's no objection to that. Um but other than that, um I think Mayor Meer of course um would like to continue to um work with council members as his mayor prompor. So we have that filled in. Of course, again, we have the following fire department um voting directors and exeicio directors for the operating committee already filled in here. Um appointees to the utility agreement subcommittee. And I know we've said this for many years. We disappointment um in case there's some momentum for that group to start looking at those agreements. Um and there hasn't been in large part because fire has been struck with significant focus, but I do think we could actually see some momentum on that finally this year. So, um I think I would really recommend we have two council members take those thoughts. Um I think Gren, >> I believe it was. Yes. And if you're both willing to do the same, I'm happy to just fill that in. >> Sure. If you are, it's good to have you as my legal aid. >> All right. >> Uh, park board leaison. Um, council member quali served in that position last year. Um, that didn't meet very often needed, but it seems like there might be some >> I do think there may be a little more momentum to meet a little bit more often this year. um probably not starting until I would say February or March, but I think they have some ideas. >> Okay. >> Um and you know, we support that. So >> if you're I'm okay. >> Nominate. >> Oh, you do a good job of >> Yeah. >> Really? I think I've worked. >> Oh, >> because I've usually forgotten what happened. Great. >> Um, council member Feldman served as planning commission liaison last year. The planning commission also does not meet very often. >> Yeah, I'm happy to join you guys. >> It's land application based so that helps. >> Yep. >> And I don't mind um coming in your absence. Uh >> when you text me? >> Yep. Which has happened before. Um, council member Kavali or Kali, you served as the chamber of commerce leazison on last year. Would you like to do the same? >> Sure. Unless anybody really wants to be on the chamber. >> Sure. >> I think I'm okay, but good doing it, but unless you want to you're grown tired of it or something, but >> I'm okay being on the team. >> Okay. No, thank you. Thank you. We just got to get through some help with the bouncy house this year at at >> Yes. Actually, volunteers probably would do great for that, wouldn't it? >> Absolutely. >> Shouldn't have to do it all all day long. >> Uh, council member newcomer was appointed as the along Lake Waters Association liaison last year. >> Okay. Um, Council Memberwali again, uh, with the Lake Mitaka Communications Commission. You're actually an officer for the board, I believe, as well, aren't you? >> Yeah, it's kind of, um, I think the commission's gotten smaller. >> Okay. But yes, I am the treasur. >> Okay. >> But I don't know if I'm the treasure going forward because we haven't had I don't think we've had a um election this year. >> Okay. Okay. Um, Would you like to continue in that custody? >> Thank you. >> And of course, the Highway 12 safety coalition. Um, again, this is one I think we more stay aware of than actively involved with. Um, council member newcomer was appointed last year with the back as the backup or >> certainly do that. Yeah. >> You guys okay with that? There was one on Thursday. >> Um, I also prefilled in Mayor Miner as the Wizard of Crime Prevention Coalition Leaison, assuming that continues to be an active interest. >> Yeah, thank you. Um, and of course, Mayor Ryder to the northwest and league of municipalities with Mayor President as >> What about that? Crime prevention. Did we say that one? >> Yes. >> Which one was that? >> That was me. I'll continue to do that one. I think on page 72 she got them prepopulated. Um, >> yes, I did pre-populate that one. Um, I knew Mayor Miner had served in that capacity for a few years and given your public safety background by took a leaf and assumed you would likely enjoy continuing to do so. >> Sure. Everybody did. >> You know, some of these um not evenly distributed, but some uh jobs have more activity than other jobs. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Like you have a lot, but you're I mean then the ones you just filled in, but you're you're okay with that. >> Um the LMC sometimes we've been meeting more regularly, but the big commission not very much like planning sometimes and other things while right now fire. >> Yeah. that should >> one opportunity for an adjustment just an idea given how many things that you are volunteered for might be um for example I mean your involvement with the chamber and the LMC have been you know years into making you have great relationships with both of those organizations um we haven't actually ever met as really a utility agreement subcommittee so that might be an opportunity if you wanted to step away from that and someone else step Absolutely. If anybody wants to do the utility, do you want to >> I don't I I'll just say I I feel very comfortable with having a legal expert on that. That feels like there's more complexity there than >> Well, >> I don't want to like overly nominate you for things, but I I personally like you doing that one just background, but if if it's too much, then I would >> and hopefully it wouldn't we wouldn't need hopefully that's mostly staff driven. I'm hoping that we jump in there maybe once if there's some last time there was different set of circumstances or leadership so I think this time will be much better >> I will mention too that we did have a resident that's also willing and wanting to help with the utility agreement and Sophina is getting together as a subcommittee um we're also going to have some support from a reser >> yes Okay. All right. Good. Good. >> I think that that would be very contract driven. >> Yeah. >> What's legally changed versus >> what can um change? >> Correct. >> But you're okay staying on the utilities. >> Sure. Does anybody want to be on the park board? And you don't it doesn't ma matter because the park board hasn't met that often either. >> No, they don't know. >> Perfect. >> Oh, thanks. Okay. >> All right. I thank you. And I assume Mr. um is okay with another year at the full year. with temporary arrangement for but he's he's good with serving >> when we first spoke with him we did mention that it's going to be your commitment I have a meeting with him tomorrow I can verify that >> okay >> he's still on the planning commission >> yes but given that the planning commission yeah has very few applications come before them these days that's the thing is with a fully built out community um the duties of a planning commission are less there aren many subdivisions to review. There are a couple that are on the horizon out there. Um minor subdivisions, lots um but they are more minor in nature. >> Okay. All right. Big one. Who wants to be the weed inspector? >> Yeah. Right. I will just point them out to you. >> All right, John. >> I'll make a motion to adopt the City of Long Lake 2026 appointments. And should I read through them? >> I think we can say including the appointments as discussed. >> Okay. Including the appointments as discussed. >> One thing I will mention, Todd, if you can't make the parkboard meeting, I can go in your so >> I can be back up. >> Yeah, I just need to get plugged in emails and when and where. >> I also All right. A motion, Mr. Spellelman, you make a second. >> Second. >> All right. Any further discussion? All those in favor? I opposed. Motion carries unanimously. >> One note on the park board. I have um kind of jumped in as the new staff leazison for the park board. Um so that's why it's easy for me to make promises you're going to be on the list and getting it done. public director. >> Thank you. That >> Janette, >> not a problem. >> Appreciate that. >> Okay. So, now we'll move on to item eight. Other business go around here. Council member newcomer. >> Holiday. Good. >> Want to say happy new year to everybody and 2026. It's amazing we're here. >> Happy New Year. >> It has flown by and uh Okay, >> and yeah, I guess we should have mentioned beginning that we have a big change of fire service and uh the end of an era with Long Lake Fire Department as of December 31st announced Shorland Fire Department on January 1st. So, one hearing has been going going uh good so far and some transition issues going on. We'll get worked out. But we thank the firefighters for their um service for last many years once again and then for serving the future as members, those of those of them that are serving the future under the Shoreline Fire Department. I know there's the deputy chief selection process going on hopefully be wrapped up in the next few weeks as well. exciting to see where that takes us. Um but I I just want to mention there was um I think just shortly after we ma let mass last met there was a move of foot for a group for mayors across Minnesota to sign a letter um kind of a joint letter together that kind of um addressed you know issues at the state level and both whether it be by the um you know from state representative senator state senators governor walls was on there was news coverage over it the last week or And um there was about there's initially a little over 100 around 100 mayors that signed the letter and then that that jumped up to 241 mayors that signed the letter out of 854 cities and I kind of evaluated and I just decided that I wasn't uh on behalf of our city. I wasn't interested in signing it. I I just saw some um maybe some connotations going on behind the scenes and things like that. uh did some background research on kind of, you know, those that were driving the letter and things like that and and watched some um some interviews that the author, the main author did on Fox News about the letter and um and and um some of the reasons for it. So, didn't sign it. I was going to I want to talk to you guys about it, get some input, but now I think we're kind of past that point. I think it's been kind of done two iterations of it and it's been been um disseminated and and um I think a lot of it was in person I think a lot of it was geared towards Governor Walls and we all know what sort of happened yesterday. There's been a change there regarding the campaign season. So I just thought it was a little too political and I decided not to sign it and but I don't know if any of you guys had any questions about it or if you've even even heard anything about that but it's I'm on a mayor's list. there was quite a bit of of activity about it from those that were for the letter and those against the letter and that sort of thing, but I just decided not to do it because I didn't want our city to be um sort of part of the part of the u uh the topic uh topic so to speak and and uh so that that's that. Just want to bring that up in case that was on anybody's mind. Um besides that, nothing else uh to report. We've got um got Another year of meetings coming up and I heard a couple of you are going to be going on Thursday to represent a meer's town hall in Sherwood. So thank you for doing that council quality and newcomer. Nobody else thought going right. Okay, perfect. So thank you for doing that and uh yeah that's it for me. Thanks for get staff for getting the ice rink ice rink opened and public works and good to see people out there using that now that it's cold out. >> Last year we were struggling to get somebody to >> we're working on a backup plan for the warming house. The warming house is still um I met with the insurance agent out there because if you recall we had the um pipe break. So right now the warming house is not in use. >> Yes, it's we're not the bathrooms aren't functional. Um and so we have we are working with insurance agent to try to get repairs completed but that's that's why it's not open at this time. >> No water claims and repairs and bro It takes a little while just to get um the insurance >> after they they did approve it site on um during the second Sean will be working with the repair with the plumber to get everything repaired to make sure um the insurance agent was very adamant that we make sure that the water heater doesn't have any internal cracks or things that would cause damage in the future. He also said we need to be very mindful of mold because that would not be covered um in the future. So he said, "Make sure that we check everywhere and do the repairs correctly the first time so we don't have larger problems in the future." The insurance agent we were working with is wonderful. So >> this is our insurance agent >> for the L. >> Um I did mention I explained to him what happened with Centerpoint. He said that their attorney will probably be reaching out to Centerpoint um if they so choose. He said sometimes in dealing situations like this it's kind of go anywhere attorney would make a decision on how to proceed. So they were warming that is why there's nobody at the warming house. >> All right. Anything else? >> No, just congratulations on um maintenance workers. I think that's great. Um, you look like you have some really qualified with commercial licenses and sewer and water. >> Jason was unable to be here this evening, but he actually was a longtime employee and subcontractor for Minnesota Rescue. He knows his way around tools and and maintenance and equipment. And um I feel very confident he has the skill set to obtain his water sewer lensure and his way up to a level two um versus coming in without a without much background. So, he's a very I would say strong a very strong entry level candidate. The water sewer utility work and and some of that will be new, but also has some landscaping and snow plowing and stuff in his background. I I feel confident that uh he'll he'll come in he'll come in ready to work and ready to troubleshoot which is always great and it's me. >> All right. >> Okay, Amanda. >> Um I have a few things to mention about the public works employees that we hired. newspaper did reach out to me and ask um he had noticed that there was an adjustment to pay plan as as it regards to um public works and he just asked for some clarity on that. So I let him know that um we had we didn't have the applicant pool that we were hoping for but in order to stay competitive that that was why we felt it was important for an adjustment of the pay plan to be able to get these qualified gentlemen some work and felt like it was appropriate at this time. So, I just wanted to let everyone know if they see anything that that's mentioned. Um, I also wanted to let council know at the last council meeting we had discussed putting garland on the light pole. Public works was able to um get garland from storage and we actually brought in some of the he's had it home from and we were able to the downtown area prior to the holiday. So, that was very exciting. We're very happy to do that. Um, I also want to let council know that I will be meeting with WSB tomorrow. There's an INI grant right now that I'm having WSU help us with. Um, trying to get the grant trying to get the grant funds for that and to move forward with all INI projects that we've discussed already and look forward to getting something accomplished in 2023. So, I will be meeting with WSC to apply for that grant. >> Who is sponsoring that? Is it like the state or is it the county or is it >> I believe it's the state. I purposely, as I was saying, and I didn't mention it. I do believe it is a state grant, but um is not one of these about this. I believe I believe it's state. Um I've been working with Jeff a little bit the last couple months. I've done a webinar, get some information on it. Obviously, it won't pay 100% of expenses, but anything right now helpful. So, >> I didn't know if it was like Matt Council, too. Like, >> it might be Matt Council. I apologize. >> No, don't worry. Don't worry about it. >> But yes, um I just keep seeing the words INI grant everywhere. So >> whoever giving money and working so that meeting will be tomorrow and I'm hopeful that that >> speaking of all things grant aboard. Um it sounds like my um grant application to the Secretary of State's office for some ADA accessibility improvements, particularly with regard to the exterior doors city hall. Um it was a very competitive grant environment with a lot of applications received in the end. Um sounds like there was quite the flurry by the end of the deadline. So, um, while the project was not fully funded, we did receive an award, I believe. I'm just waiting for the official confirmation, but I was able to look online and it looks like we received an award of about $6,100. Time changed. Um, so you're likely to see that grant contract on an upcoming agenda. I think what we've decided to do is um while that doesn't spons,000 project to do both doors, both sets on both sides of the building, the outer and the inner doors. I think we're going to prioritize the outer and inner door for the primary entrance and make sure we get that ADA system up and functioning with a lighter weight door and uh you know more current aesthetic. And so I think that's where our focus will be. So we will have an out of pocket expenditure on that. Um but half of it should be cheap essentially. That's good. Um also a little minor request, there is a new button on the homepage of our website today uh for online permit because the portal is up and running. >> Wow. Um, so yes, uh, it is up running and, uh, much to my shock on day one, I already have three permits in here. >> So, this is a little behind the scenes of what that looks like. Um, and some of the information that I can see and how it's going to work. I don't want to, you know, blow this up too big here, but, uh, you can see things like a contractor assigned and the calculation. Um, confirmation of payment being made, inspections have been assigned, um, letters issued. Um, so this was our first fully approved and paid for permit on the on our new portal on its first day. >> Awesome. >> So, um, we'll have some learning lessons as we go throughout. Um, but I'm very excited to put this tool to use, learn the ins and outs of it, and do so in time to, you know, get ready in the future to potentially be training some office support assistance on how to use it. But the first step to that is me learning how to use it. So, um, very excited about that. That's a big deal for us. And um I'll be asking for feedback from our permit clients initially and um see what they think of it. >> It actually I can go back if you want that dig. >> No, that's okay. Um, so part of this project, um, was to, excuse me, I'll just say Janette worked very hard with the designers to make sure that this was user friendly to our contractors, to our residents, um, and to make sure questions were answered. >> Yes. So, the first step to this project while we were doing this was not creating this, but also updating every one of these handouts that has been on our website to a current code and b. So, these links um and these handouts have all been now fully updated and all linked and are all in more of a you can see they're a similar format, you know, text wise, a little more current than the old uh Tacoma. >> That would be we approve signing. >> Yes. Yes. Exactly. Kind of consistent. >> Exactly. So, yes, all of these links do >> do work and have been updated and that was part of the work behind the scenes in preparing for this. I I knew very well that I couldn't send them links and say, "I want to have these links," but then not have the links up and ready to run. So, um yeah, it's I'm I'm super excited about it. Um it I also have park permits. They built a custom web form for me because we had a few options. So, we'll actually be able to take um there isn't a calendar function, but we'll just go with call for availability. It's not that big a deal. Um that's how it works now. Um but this will still be a significant time savings. We can actually have folks apply for park permits online now. So, anyway, very very excited about it. I'm optimistic. I'll be learning along the way. I appreciate everyone's patience if you encounter me on a permit, but um >> work. >> Yeah, >> maybe uh so down the road like is it possible to put a calendar on there when it's >> I don't think it will be quite that it's a small cities tool so it doesn't necessarily have all the bells and whistles of the um four times the cost other products. So, I don't think that that is going to be available. Um, there might be other ways in the future to think about that. I don't know, some sort of a sharable Google calendar. I don't know. But I do kind of like the idea of them calling us as well because when they do that, they aren't just trying to book a reservation for 200 people. >> Yeah. So, you can kind of see. >> Yes. There there has in the past been some um good for doing so. >> At least you're not getting roasted. >> No, we have a kind of record of Yes, I am. I'm just Yeah, I'm thrilled about this and very optimistic and I hope it will bring us into the technology age a little bit more. >> Awesome work. All right. Anything else to add? >> Nothing. Thank you. >> Okay. One thing I forgot to mention in my other business was just that uh the Lake Manitaka Coalition I asked staff to forward all of you an email earlier today. I haven't had a chance to take a look at it yet, but please do scan through it. It's an update about what I've been telling about last meeting or two with a group of area cities getting together to potentially hire a lobbyist that would serve our city our city interests at the capital and elsewhere. So there's some updates regarding that and some estimated estimates to the city which are are fairly low and and they're about $1,500 or so at this time. >> I can actually bring that up if you'd like because I do think I have that on this. So to your point, Charlie, you know, it seems like they're lobbying things that we have a common interest in protecting. But um when is a way to opt out or something if there's something that they are lobbying that we're not we don't have a common interest in protecting? Yeah, I think once we signed it, I mean, I think I think it's I believe it's for a year a year at a time. So, we probably wouldn't be able to opt out after the, you know, the ball's rolling for that year. Um but they you know that supposed to sway from the items that are listed in that key concerns that email which is you know >> uh protecting local control regional infrastructure such as bonding and uh um looking at property tax reform if there's any ability to do any property tax reform affecting our our communities out here. And yeah, that was the cost estimate that was listed there broken down by the 10 10 cities that have sort of informally agreed to step forward to or to participate at this time. So that's subject to change kind of add or add or deleting and and that could impact that cost increasing or decreasing as well. >> Well, I think it's a wonderful thing that um kind of organizing to kind of have a voice um >> a lot of shared issues. Yeah, local control. Um, >> yeah. >> Yeah. >> No, I agree. I agree too. Thanks to Mayor Carlson from Deep Haven, Mayor Mullen from Weisetta for pushing this and being the leaders of this. And then it's possible that Orno would be the administrator of the joint powers agree that contract talked about letter two, I believe, the email. All right. So, I want to mention that otherwise next meeting. I think probably it's a typo on our next schedule. I didn't assume we're not going to meet on Monday the 19th. >> Okay. Okay. So, Tuesday, >> I apologize. Actually, it is updated in the electronic agenda. You'll see actually if you look up there, Monday the 19th, city. >> Okay. >> Apologies for that. uh printed be before I caught that but I updated it for the published package electronically. So >> perfect. >> Yes. >> All right. So next meeting enthusi January 20th and perhaps uh probably not a work session envisioned at this time or we'll wait and see. Wait and see. >> Wait and see on that one. >> Okay. Sounds good to me. All right. If there is no objection, I'll adjourn the meeting by general consent. Hearing none, the meeting is adjourned. 7:11 p.m. >> basketball. >> Well, good luck. >> How far do you have to go? king.