[0:10] [Music] [0:11] alrighty are we on my red light's not [0:14] on we're good cool all right we're going [0:17] to go ahead and call to order the [0:19] regular meeting of the Oakdale City [0:20] Council May 13 2025 sarah will you [0:24] please take the role council member [0:25] Moore here council member Morham here [0:28] council member Severson here council [0:30] member Willing here mayor Zabel here [0:33] please join me for the pledge of [0:37] allegiance i aliance to the flag of the [0:41] United States of America and to the [0:44] republic for which it stands one nation [0:47] under God indivisible with liberty and [0:50] justice for all [0:56] first up on our agenda tonight is the [0:58] approval of the agenda council members [0:59] we have a slightly amended version in [1:00] front of us can I get a motion to [1:01] approve the agenda as amended make a [1:03] motion to approve the agenda as amended [1:05] there's a motion is there a second [1:06] second motion a second all those in [1:07] favor say I opposed and the agenda is [1:11] adopted uh next we have approval of [1:14] minutes three sets in front of us [1:15] tonight first up workshop meeting [1:16] minutes April 22nd 2025 council members [1:18] any changes or corrections i'll look for [1:21] a motion move there's a motion is there [1:23] a second second motion a second any [1:25] conversation all those in favor say I i [1:29] opposed and workshop meeting minutes are [1:31] adopted next up regular meeting minutes [1:33] April 22nd 2025 any changes or [1:36] corrections i'll look for a motion so [1:38] move there's a motion is there a second [1:40] second motion a second any conversation [1:44] all those in favor say I i opposed and [1:47] regular meeting minutes April 22nd 2025 [1:49] are adopted next up emergency meeting [1:51] minutes for May 1st 2025 council members [1:54] any changes or corrections look for a [1:56] motion so move there's a motion is there [1:58] a second second motion a second any [2:00] conversation all those in favor say I i [2:03] opposed and those minutes are approved [2:05] as well under public hearing tonight we [2:08] have one item our annual uh storm water [2:10] pollution prevention plan um annual [2:14] report uh Mr bachmire welcome yes good [2:17] evening mayor and council as the mayor's [2:19] indicated this is our annual hearing it [2:21] has been posted and published and it's [2:23] an opportunity for the public to come [2:24] and express any concerns they may have [2:26] regarding our surface waters our lakes [2:28] our creeks and our wetlands um it is [2:31] part of our storm water pollution [2:33] prevention program [2:35] and I do have a presentation if I could [2:38] put it on [2:43] overhead there it is [2:48] okay all right thank you again this is [2:50] required as part of our uh permit there [2:53] are two parts to it there is a [2:54] construction permit that's required for [2:56] every construction project uh the [2:58] current permit was issued August of 2023 [3:01] and expires in 2028 so we have a few [3:03] more years on that project the uh storm [3:07] water pollution prevention MS4 general [3:09] permit expires this coming December and [3:12] that's for our storm sewer system so [3:14] there is a a requirement that we uh [3:17] reapply for that permit and that's going [3:18] to be coming up here shortly uh the [3:21] current permit we did receive coverage [3:23] in October 15th of [3:27] 2021 so the new permit will be [3:30] uh coming out here this coming year [3:33] there's going to be a two-part [3:34] application process where we have to [3:36] apply for the permit and then we'll [3:38] there'll be some conditions that'll need [3:40] to be included in there the application [3:42] will have to address our um our current [3:45] storm water pollution prevention program [3:47] we'll have to continue uh improving our [3:49] best management practices in the six [3:52] control areas uh we'll be looking at [3:54] trying to manage our pollutant loads [3:57] that go to our wetlands and service [3:58] waters and then also uh working with uh [4:02] the responsible parties within the [4:05] city again as I mentioned the the [4:08] reissuance of the permit uh once that's [4:10] issued we will uh be notified there'll [4:13] be a public notice and there'll be a [4:14] 30-day period for people to comment on [4:16] our new permit application uh we'll have [4:19] to address those and then it'll go into [4:21] effect uh 12 months from that date of [4:23] coverage uh there are some things that [4:26] we've already been aware that's going to [4:27] be required in the new permit um they're [4:30] going to have to be more specific and [4:32] measurable goals uh there's going to be [4:35] a prohibition on firefighting foams that [4:38] contain PAS and also uh water quality [4:41] trading uh will be an [4:45] opportunity the current status we're [4:47] we're pretty much uh complete on our [4:49] current permit there are just a couple [4:50] of things that we're still working on [4:51] one is a checklist being developed for [4:54] grading and erosion control we do have [4:56] the the checklist in place and we just [4:58] need to incorporate it in our policy and [5:00] then continuing to work on our elicit [5:02] discharge inspections um throughout the [5:06] community so with that I'd stand for any [5:09] questions that council may have council [5:11] members any questions for Brian [5:14] all righty and this is a public hearing [5:16] so uh in just a minute I'm going to go [5:17] ahead and open up the public hearing to [5:19] any comments from the audience just a [5:20] quick reminder about our procedure here [5:23] um we invite everybody to step up to the [5:24] podium uh we will be accepting comments [5:26] on this agenda item only um if you would [5:28] like to say anything please begin with [5:30] your name and address of the record um [5:31] and please confine your comments to [5:33] three minutes or less um at this time [5:34] I'm going to go ahead and open the [5:35] public hearing uh for anybody that would [5:37] like to [5:40] comment whoa slow down [5:43] everybody all right seeing none I'm [5:45] going to go ahead and close the public [5:46] hearing uh we don't need to take action [5:48] right it's just doing the public hearing [5:50] yep okay so we're going to keep things [5:53] moving and go into open forum before we [5:56] open the floor I have a few [5:58] proclamations to issue um first of all [6:00] recognizing mental health awareness [6:04] month whereas mental health is an [6:06] essential essential component for [6:07] overall well-being shaping our thoughts [6:09] feelings and behaviors and influencing [6:11] our ability to cope with life's [6:13] challenges build meaningful [6:14] relationships and pursue other goals and [6:16] dreams and whereas mental health [6:18] awareness month provides an opportunity [6:19] to raise awareness promote understanding [6:21] and reduce stigma surrounding mental [6:23] illness as well as encouraging open [6:25] dialogue compassion and support for [6:27] individuals living with mental health [6:29] conditions and their families and [6:31] whereas mental health affects people of [6:33] all ages backgrounds and walks of life [6:35] and addressing mental health needs is [6:37] essential for fostering resilience [6:38] promoting recovery and improving the [6:40] quality of life for individuals families [6:42] and communities and whereas mental [6:44] health awareness month highlights the [6:46] importance of access to mental health [6:47] care and support services advocating for [6:50] equitable access to treatment resources [6:52] and interventions that address the [6:54] diverse needs of individuals [6:55] experiencing mental health challenges [6:57] and whereas mental health awareness [6:59] month celebrates the resilience and [7:00] strength of individuals living with [7:02] mental illness recognize their courage [7:03] determination and achievements in [7:05] overcoming obstacles seeking help and [7:07] embracing hope and healing and whereas [7:10] mental health awareness month serves as [7:12] a call to action for individuals [7:13] communities pol and policy makers to [7:15] prioritize mental health and well-being [7:17] invest in prevention early intervention [7:19] and support services and to work [7:21] together to create a more inclusive and [7:23] compassionate and supportive society [7:25] therefore I Kevin Zabel mayor of Oakdale [7:26] Minnesota do hereby proclaim May 2025 as [7:29] mental health awareness month in the [7:30] city of [7:32] Oakdale we also have a proclamation [7:34] recognizing National Police Week whereas [7:37] in 1962 President Kennedy proclaimed May [7:40] 15th as National Pe uh National Peace [7:42] Officers Memorial Day and the week in [7:44] which it falls as National Police Week [7:46] to pay special recognition to law [7:48] enforcement officers who have lost their [7:49] lives in the line of duty for the safety [7:51] and protection of others and whereas the [7:53] International Association of Chiefs of [7:55] Police has declared uh police officer [7:58] safety and wellness a top priority and [7:59] the IAP's Center for Officer Safety and [8:02] Wellness promotes the importance of [8:04] individual agency family and community [8:06] safety and wellness and whereas it is [8:09] important that all citizens know and [8:11] understand the problems duties and [8:12] responsibilities of their police [8:14] department and that members of our [8:15] police department recognize their duty [8:17] to serve the people by safeguarding life [8:19] and property by protecting them against [8:21] violence and disorder and by protecting [8:23] the innocent against deception and the [8:26] weak against oppression and intimidation [8:29] and whereas the city of Oakdale commends [8:30] the brave men and women of our law [8:32] enforcement community for continually [8:33] summoning the courage to fulfill their [8:35] so solemn oath and to protect and serve [8:39] and whereas the city of Oakdale also [8:40] takes pause to remember those men and [8:42] women of our law enforcement community [8:44] who have lost their lives or have [8:46] suffered permanent disabilities [8:47] defending their communities and whereas [8:50] the city of Oakdale honors police uh [8:52] Burnsville police officers Matthew Rugie [8:53] and Paul Elmstrand for their ultimate [8:55] sacrifice given on February 18th 2024 [8:58] therefore I come as able mayor of [8:59] Vogdale Minnesota to hereby proclaim May [9:01] 7 uh May 11th through 17th 2025 as [9:04] national police week to commemorate [9:06] police officers past and present but uh [9:09] who by their faithful and loyal devotion [9:10] to their responsibilities have rendered [9:12] a dedicated service to their communities [9:14] and in doing so have established for [9:16] themselves an enduring reputation for [9:18] preserving the rights and security of [9:20] all Oakdale [9:22] residents finally a proclamation [9:24] recognizing public works week whereas [9:27] public works work services provided in [9:29] our community are an integral part of [9:30] our citizens everyday lives and whereas [9:33] the support of an understanding and [9:35] informed citizen citizenry is vital to [9:38] the efficient operation of public works [9:39] systems and programs such as water [9:42] sewers streets park forestry [9:44] environmental services public buildings [9:46] and fleet services and whereas the [9:49] health and safety and comfort of this [9:50] community greatly depends on these [9:52] services and whereas the quality and [9:55] effectiveness of these facilities as [9:57] well as their planning design and [10:00] construction are vitally dependent upon [10:02] the efforts and skill of public works [10:04] staff and whereas the efficiency and [10:07] qual uh the efficiency of the qualified [10:08] and dedicated personnel who staff our [10:10] public works departments uh is [10:12] materially influenced by the people's [10:14] attitude and understanding of the [10:15] importance of the work they perform and [10:18] whereas the American Public Works [10:19] Association will celebrate the 65th [10:22] annual National Public Works Week which [10:24] will be held the 3rd week of May with [10:26] the theme people purpose presence [10:28] therefore I Kevin Zabel mayor of Oakdale [10:30] Minnesota do hereby proclaim the week of [10:32] May 18th through the 24th 2025 as public [10:34] works week and acknowledge the important [10:37] contributions that the public works [10:38] department makes every day to our health [10:40] safety comfort and quality of life in [10:42] the city of Oakdale [10:45] may is always a very special time when [10:47] we get to recognize um two departments [10:49] at the same time um and I've said it [10:52] before I think every elected official [10:54] that has served this city has said it [10:56] before we will stack our police [10:57] department and our public works [10:59] departments up against any cities we [11:00] truly have some of the absolute finest [11:03] employees and more importantly people um [11:06] in our in our city government um doing [11:09] the public's work providing critical [11:10] services providing necessary safety in [11:13] our communities so to both our police [11:15] department and our public works [11:16] departments we thank you um we could not [11:18] do the city would not exist without you [11:21] um and uh please keep up the great work [11:23] we truly truly appreciate everything you [11:25] do for our residents businesses and city [11:27] as a [11:29] whole uh next up is oh open forum uh [11:33] this is an opportunity for anybody in [11:34] the audience if you'd like to step up to [11:36] the podium and share anything that's on [11:37] your mind please feel free to do so [11:38] similar rules as public forum start with [11:40] your name and address for the record uh [11:42] and try to keep your comments to three [11:43] minutes or so but the floor is [11:49] open seeing none we will move on to [11:52] consensus motions council members we [11:54] have A through I in front of us tonight [11:56] um are there any that council members [11:59] would like to pull for individual [12:02] consideration seeing none I'll look for [12:04] a motion mr mayor I'll move approval of [12:07] consensus motions A through I as [12:09] presented there's a motion is there a [12:10] second second motion a second all those [12:12] in favor say I i opposed and A through I [12:16] are approved next up is our opportunity [12:18] to check in with our advisory boards and [12:21] commissions it looks like the only one [12:22] that met was the planning commission [12:24] council member Willing you are their [12:25] liaison what's our planning commission [12:27] up to these days so they had a a public [12:30] hearing on a conditional use permit for [12:34] Oak Liquor uh for an electronic dynamic [12:37] business sign which was pretty cool and [12:40] then also for the Willowbrook 12th [12:42] edition plan unit development amendment [12:45] final plan and site plan all passed [12:48] which I believe is the final edition up [12:50] there that's exciting the last one [12:54] alrighty we'll keep things rolling check [12:56] in oh move on to award bids we have a [12:59] couple tonight uh I'm going to guess [13:02] public works director corey come on [13:05] down walk us through these two action [13:08] items uh thank you mayor i'll take the [13:10] uh the first one about the Willoughbrook [13:12] Park uh project so this is an extension [13:15] of the conversation that has been [13:17] ongoing for quite some time uh back on [13:19] March 11th uh you as council members [13:21] approved uh plans and specifications for [13:24] uh what will become the Willowbrook West [13:26] and North projects um as well as the [13:29] installation of a uh restroom and open [13:32] air shelter picnic area there uh at the [13:34] previous council meeting we did approval [13:36] for uh architect for the restroom this [13:39] is another approval as part of that same [13:41] project uh we went to put out a request [13:44] for bids and seeking a general [13:46] contractor for the larger scope of the [13:48] project site work uh site amenities [13:51] landscaping uh really the the main body [13:54] of the project that's going to happen [13:55] out there so we're very happy over the [13:57] 22 days uh that that was out to bid that [13:59] we received uh seven bids from different [14:01] contractors were um very competitive [14:04] very happy with all of the contractors [14:06] that went through ultimately um Sunra [14:09] Construction uh was the low bidder uh [14:12] with a bid a base bid of [14:15] $890,650 um all in told uh the project [14:18] we originally had an estimate um for the [14:21] project with to include a 10% [14:23] contingency of $979 [14:27] uh715 and with this one uh coming with [14:30] the contingency um number into that we [14:32] were [14:33] $9,742 under our projection so that that [14:36] was definitely favorable um uh for us [14:40] and we're happy to move forward with it [14:41] um just as a reminder for um for council [14:45] and for those members of the public that [14:47] um that may be curious the funding [14:49] sources through this project uh started [14:52] as a consortium of a couple different [14:53] projects the council moved to merge [14:55] those ultimately settling on a overall [14:57] project budget of [15:00] 2,66,000 we at this point with the bids [15:03] that we've received so far we're [15:05] projecting to be about [15:07] 2,65,000 so we're just under $1,000 [15:10] under that um but that also does include [15:13] some um alternates for pick some shade [15:17] features and then some lighting which at [15:19] this point staff is requesting that we [15:20] table those decisions we're only asking [15:22] you to um requesting that you accept the [15:25] bid and recommending that uh the council [15:27] accepts the bid for Sunram Construction [15:29] again their base bid of [15:32] $890,650 and once we um as we work with [15:36] the architect and finalize the details [15:38] of that restroom and open air shelter [15:40] and are able to finalize exactly what [15:42] those numbers will be we um at that time [15:45] we would come back to the council with [15:46] uh requesting uh your feedback on uh how [15:49] you would like to proceed with any [15:50] alternates and we'll be in a a much [15:53] better position overall to ensure that [15:55] we stay within that budget line so with [15:57] that happy to answer any questions [15:59] council members any questions for Corey [16:02] i have one how long are the bids for the [16:05] alternates valid for so and do we expect [16:08] having that decision before those bids [16:10] expire yes so Sunramm Construction they [16:13] were responsible for two of them as far [16:15] as the or they're in their bid um as bid [16:16] alternates for shade features i spoke [16:19] with the uh the owner um of a president [16:22] of that company myself and has no [16:25] concern with delaying that uh we're [16:26] we're expecting um to be able to come [16:28] back to you in July uh whether it's the [16:30] first or second meeting with those and [16:32] um we'll be able to they feel that [16:34] they'll be able to adjust their project [16:36] schedule to accommodate that um that [16:38] would be shooting and as far as the [16:40] lighting goes that's with a separate [16:41] contractor must go and and there's no [16:43] concern with us um actually the numbers [16:46] that you see in the table provided in [16:48] the RCA you know while we had a almost a [16:51] $9,000 um difference in the general [16:54] contractor price there's only about [16:55] $1,000 difference because when we came [16:57] to you in March those were um estimates [17:00] we didn't have the final numbers for the [17:02] electrical and we have since received [17:04] those so the numbers in the table are [17:05] are final and so they're aware of our [17:07] intent to um delay that decision in the [17:11] whole situation of you know what we're [17:13] trying to achieve and are are willing to [17:14] support that [17:16] okay uh council members any other [17:19] questions all right let's take that [17:21] first action item [17:23] i'll make a motion wave reading and [17:25] adopt resolution 2025-43 awarding the [17:28] bid for city project [17:30] P2025-02 Willoughbrook Park West and [17:32] Willowbrook Park North for construction [17:34] and general contractor services there's [17:36] a motion is there a second second motion [17:39] a second final comments all those in [17:41] favor say I i opposed and resolution [17:45] 2025-43 is adopted uh one more action [17:48] item sure I can do that uh make a motion [17:51] there's no presentation Chris it's just [17:53] straight up okay perfect thank you make [17:56] a motion to authorize the mayor and city [17:57] administrator to enter into an agreement [17:59] between the city of Oakdale and Sun Ram [18:00] Construction Inc for construction and [18:02] general contracting services there's a [18:04] motion is there a second second motion a [18:06] second final comments all those in favor [18:08] say I i opposed and then authorization [18:12] is given uh staff reports one item under [18:16] community development tonight community [18:18] development director gets welcome uh [18:20] thank you mayor council uh Andrew Goff [18:23] community development director the item [18:24] before you for approval is final plat of [18:27] Oakdale Farms edition which is the [18:29] forefront commercial site as a reminder [18:32] final plat uh if they're consistent with [18:35] the preliminary plaque go directly to [18:37] council this site is located at 3500 [18:40] High Point North uh basically between [18:43] the new Aldi and the new Starbucks it's [18:45] zoned Immatian PUB commercial sites are [18:48] allowed and it is guided commercial as [18:51] well uh the purpose of this subdivision [18:54] is currently it's one uh single lot and [18:57] the uh owner developer would like to [18:58] replplat that into four individual lots [19:01] to allow for uh potential selling off of [19:04] those individual parcels at at a later [19:07] date um there was a slight modification [19:11] um since the from the uh [19:14] uh resolution that was in the packet [19:16] where we had two conditions and I [19:17] believe you have a revised [19:20] uh copy in front of you that only has [19:21] one condition u we did receive [19:24] clarification that the uh the former [19:26] condition that um they modify the [19:30] resolution or the easement related to a [19:33] private utility easement that's been [19:35] addressed they provided the significant [19:36] documentation so just to make this clean [19:39] we'd uh uh request that uh council would [19:43] act on the revised resolution that has [19:46] just one condition and I'll read that [19:48] which is the final plat must be revised [19:50] as necessary to meet all city attorneys [19:53] plat opinion and the buyer developer [19:55] shall further adhere to all [19:56] recommendations of the city attorney [19:58] regarding title matters and recording [19:59] instructions for instruments associated [20:01] with the development [20:04] perfect council members any questions [20:06] for Andy all right I'll look for a [20:08] motion mr mayor I'll uh move that we [20:11] wave reading adopt resolution [20:13] 2025-10 approving the final plat of [20:16] Oakdale fifth edition with conditions [20:18] including the attached resolution as [20:20] revised there's a motion is there a [20:22] second second motion a second final [20:24] comments all those in favor say I i [20:26] opposed and resolution 2025-10 is [20:30] adopted thank you Andy thank you uh next [20:32] up let's check in with our city attorney [20:34] jim welcome anything for us tonight Mr [20:36] mayor members of Council nothing [20:37] specific tonight happy to answer [20:39] questions though anybody have questions [20:40] for Jim nope all right let's check in [20:43] with There we go i'll find the words [20:45] let's check in with our city [20:47] administrator Chris Walkers chris uh [20:49] thanks Mr mayor Council i do not have a [20:51] report tonight other than what we've [20:52] talked about in the workshop so perfect [20:55] glad to answer any questions council [20:56] members any questions for Chris all [20:59] righty how about council presentations i [21:01] have one council member Mor i um just [21:04] wanted to publicly thank everybody from [21:06] the tree board everybody from the city [21:09] um and everybody who helped and [21:10] volunteered and supported the 50th [21:15] annual Oh what's his name pete Grassy [21:18] pete Grassy uh tree giveaway uh a couple [21:21] weeks ago it I was so impressed it was a [21:26] better than welloiled machine uh just [21:29] the thought and the planning that went [21:31] into that event was um impressive so I [21:34] wanted to publicly thank everybody and [21:37] it was so much fun to see the members of [21:39] the public as we you gently set very [21:43] tall trees in um the backs of their cars [21:47] and trucks and trailers and everything [21:49] else um it just it was a wonderful [21:51] wonderful day i um want to also call out [21:54] the master gardeners who supported and [21:56] gave out those seedlings because my [21:58] white pine seedling named Basil is uh [22:02] planted in the backyard right now so um [22:04] just what a wonderful event after 50 [22:07] years we got the rhythm down you know [22:09] it's a smooth event um doing great i'll [22:11] echo Council Member Moore's comments a [22:13] big thank you to all of our staff um you [22:15] know we've changed the process we've [22:16] changed the location we've made tweaks [22:18] as as we've learned more every year it [22:20] does incredibly well our residents love [22:22] it um I agree welloiled machine it's a [22:25] cool event so a big thank you to the [22:26] fire department for hosting at the North [22:28] Station um to all of our public works [22:30] crews especially the forestry department [22:32] um our treeboard members master [22:34] gardeners it's a big team effort so [22:36] pretty cool any day we can put 200 trees [22:38] in the ground that's right uh Andy or [22:40] Gary anything over here all righty uh I [22:43] got a few uh city updates from uh city [22:46] staff uh registration for early summer [22:48] programming through Oakdale Recreation [22:50] opens this Thursday May 15th there are [22:52] always or there are always great [22:53] programs um this year is no exception [22:56] check out the full list of programs [22:57] offered and register online at [22:59] oakdalefund.com if there are summer [23:01] camps you want for your kids you got to [23:03] get after it on on Thursday May 15th hop [23:06] online get those those uh spots booked [23:09] um and a big thank you to Oakdale [23:11] Recreation for putting together another [23:12] great slate of summer programming for [23:14] our kids uh the annual Jane Klein [23:16] memorial spring planting event is this [23:18] Saturday May 17th from 9:00 am to noon [23:20] at Bethky Park uh you may have seen last [23:23] year um I think it was last year a lot [23:25] of trees dead trees dying trees damaged [23:27] trees were cut out of there um and so [23:29] this project is tackling the [23:30] reforestation of that park this year so [23:32] um if you are interested in volunteering [23:34] uh head to the city website.gov for more [23:36] information uh and to sign up uh I'll be [23:39] out there so come plant a tree with me [23:40] it's a lot of fun so um I love that park [23:42] in my neighborhood uh so it'll be nice [23:44] to get a bunch of new trees planted [23:45] there we could definitely use some more [23:47] help though uh our summer 2025 Oakdale [23:50] Update newsletter should arrive in [23:51] mailboxes later this week this edition [23:53] includes city news seasonal reminders [23:55] the recreation programming and uh the [23:57] schedule of events for Summerfest and so [23:59] much more so please keep an eye on your [24:00] mailboxes for that always a ton of great [24:02] information for our residents about [24:04] what's going on in the city as well as [24:06] especially what's coming up in our city [24:08] so please check that out speaking of [24:10] Summerfest our Cornerstone Community [24:11] Celebration is just 6 weeks away that is [24:14] a little scary to say um but always so [24:18] much fun mark your calendars for June [24:19] 23rd through the 28th uh for Summerfest [24:22] featuring crowd favorites like the Grand [24:24] Parade free concerts uh the Nature [24:26] Preserve 5K food trucks fireworks tons [24:28] of kids events bigger and better even [24:30] more than last year which is pretty cool [24:32] uh so much more you can check out the [24:34] full schedule at [24:36] oakdalefest.com i also want to add a big [24:38] thank you to the Oakdale Summerfest [24:40] community organization a group of [24:41] volunteers who do so much work um [24:44] pulling this event together um I met [24:46] with them on Friday they are they are [24:48] full steam ahead they are excited [24:50] they're ready to go um but they are [24:51] putting in a lot of work to make this a [24:53] big another success this year so a big [24:56] thank you to them finally city offices [24:58] will be closed on Monday May 26th in [25:00] obser in observance of Memorial Day [25:02] regular hours will resume the following [25:04] day um hey we even have a city council [25:06] meeting that night so if you're looking [25:07] for something to do on Tuesday May 27th [25:09] come on down come hang out with us it's [25:11] in my [25:13] script uh claims we got to pay the bills [25:16] uh claims roster April 23rd through May [25:18] 13th 2.395 million and change council [25:21] members were there any claims we wanted [25:22] to pull for additional [25:24] information all right who wants to make [25:26] the motion make a motion to approve [25:28] claims as presented there's a motion is [25:30] there a second second motion a second [25:31] all those in favor say I i [25:33] opposed bills are paid uh can I get a [25:37] motion to adjurnn motion there's a [25:39] motion is there a second second motion a [25:41] second all those in favor say I i [25:44] opposed okay uh nobody's opposed we are [25:47] adjourned thank you and good night [25:51] [Music]