[Human Resources]
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FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM A COVID RECOVERY PROGRAM THAT WILL HELP PAY FOR AN EVENT ON THAT FRIDAY.
BUT TODAY, WE ARE REQUESTING APPROVAL TO USE COUNTY FUNDS TO PAY FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE EXPENSES.
COMMISSIONER LUEPKE HAS MOVED TO APPROVE.
DO WE HAVE A SECOND? SECOND? THANK YOU.
DO WE HAVE A SCHEDULE OF EVENTS OR WHAT'S HAPPENING? PICNIC ON TUESDAY.
CHAIR MASSAGES ARE IN THE WORKS.
ARE WE HAVING ENTERTAINMENT ON TUESDAY AT OUR PICNIC? I AM SEEING. I AM DISAPPOINTED TO REPORT, MADAM CHAIR, THAT I'M SEEING A HEAD SHAKE.
UNLESS YOU GUYS WANT TO FORM A BAND QUICK.
ANY FURTHER COMMENTS? HEARING NONE. SARAH, WOULD YOU PLEASE CALL THE ROLL? COMMISSIONER LUEPKE? YES, COMMISSIONER.
HECK, YES. COMMISSIONER KOLARS? YES, COMMISSIONER JOURNAL? YES. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. NEXT ON THE AGENDA IS PUBLIC WORKS, MR.
[Public Works]
GREENWOOD. MORNING, MADAM CHAIR. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD AND STAFF ONE ITEM FROM PUBLIC WORKS TODAY, AND THAT TO BE CONSIDERED A WARD OF BID FOR PROJECT SAP 52 599 ZERO 27. SO YESTERDAY WE RECEIVED FOUR BIDS AND THEY WERE OPENED AT THE NICOLLET COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE.HOLT MYER CONSTRUCTION WAS THE LOW BIDDER AT $1,064,118.90 HOUR, WHICH WAS A BIT OVER OUR ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE OF 745 $745,342.
SO THIS PROJECT IS A CULVERT REPLACEMENT PROJECT IN BELGRADE TOWNSHIP.
THEY HAVE TWO OLD CULVERTS ON KEARNS DRIVE THAT ARE FAILING.
AND SO THAT'S WHY THE COUNTY IS INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT, BECAUSE WE'RE ABLE TO UTILIZE STATE AID, TOWN BRIDGE FUNDS TO FUND THE INSTALLATION OF THIS NEW 12 FOOT BY NINE FOOT BOX CULVERT.
IN LOOKING AT THE BID RESULTS IN RELATION TO OUR ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE, GIVEN THE WILD BIDDING ENVIRONMENT THAT WE SEEM TO BE IN AND COSTS ARE SKYROCKETING FOR FOR EVERYTHING, THE APPROXIMATE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OUR ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE AND ALTMIRE CONSTRUCTION'S LOW BID WAS ABOUT $319,000, AND THERE WAS ABOUT THREE ITEMS THAT MADE UP THE BULK OF THAT DIFFERENCE.
CLEARING AND GRUBBING WAS ABOUT $42,000 OVER OUR ESTIMATE.
AND IF YOU RECALL, OUR DISCUSSION ON OUR COUNTY ROAD 23 PROJECT AND THE BIDS RECEIVED THERE, CLEARING AND GRUBBING WAS SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER IN THE BIDS COMPARED TO OUR ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE.
SO WE DIDN'T HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO TO ADJUST THOSE PRICES.
THAT WAS ABOUT 54,000 MORE THAN OUR ESTIMATE.
AND THEN THE BIGGIE WAS THE ACTUAL CONCRETE CULVERT PRICES.
THE PRICE PER FOOT FOR THE CONCRETE CULVERT WAS ALMOST DOUBLE WHAT WE HAD ANTICIPATED.
AND WHAT WE'VE SEEN IN THE PAST, I THINK WE ESTIMATE AROUND 1400 DOLLARS PER LINEAR FOOT FOR THE CONCRETE CULVERT, AND IT CAME IN AT 25 OR 20 $600 PER FOOT.
AND THAT WAS CONSISTENT BETWEEN ALL FOUR FOUR BIDS.
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PAST TYPICALLY PROVIDED PRETTY SIZABLE DISCOUNTS TO THESE CONTRACTORS.BUT NOW WITH INCREASES IN CONCRETE PRICES AND LACK OF AVAILABILITY AND STEEL PRICES, THOSE THOSE REDUCTIONS TO THOSE CONTRACTORS HAVE GONE AWAY.
AND IN SOME CASES, THE REDUCTIONS WERE AS MUCH AS 40%.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOSE TWO BIDS WAS ABOUT $116,000.
AND JUST ABOUT THAT ENTIRE DIFFERENCE WAS MADE UP BETWEEN THE DIFFERENCE OF WHAT HOLT MEIER BID ON THE COMMON EMBANKMENT NUMBERS.
MATTHEW HAS HAD A HIGHER UNIT COST THERE.
I SPOKE TO MATTHEW. IT'S A LITTLE BIT ABOUT WHY THEIR NUMBER WAS A BIT HIGHER AND THEY MUST HAVE HAD A LITTLE TOUGHER. THEY JUST HAD A HIGHER COST AND BRINGING THAT FILL MATERIAL IN.
SINCE IT'S A TOWNSHIP BRIDGE PROJECT, WE'RE GOING TO BE UTILIZING STATE AID TOWN BRIDGE FUNDS SINCE THE LOW BID WAS QUITE A BIT HIGHER THAN THE ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE.
I ALSO REACHED OUT YESTERDAY TO MINOT STATE AID AND THE INDIVIDUAL THAT OVERSEES THE STATE AID TOWNSHIP BRIDGE PROGRAM TO TALK ABOUT THE OVERAGE IN THE LOW BID COMPARED TO THE ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE AND IF IT WOULD BE ANY ISSUES AND RECEIVING THE ADDITIONAL STATE AID TOWN BRIDGE DOLLARS TO MAKE UP THIS DIFFERENCE.
THE STATE SAID IF THE BIDS LOOK APPROPRIATE AND AREN'T UNBALANCED, THAT THERE IS MONEY AVAILABLE IN THE ACCOUNT TO MAKE UP THIS DIFFERENCE. RIGHT NOW WE COULD THINK ABOUT REJECTING ALL BIDS AND REBIDDING THIS.
BUT MY OPINION IS, IS THAT OTHER THAN US ADJUSTING OUR ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE AND RAISING IT, THAT THE COSTS THAT WE WOULD RECEIVE WITH NEW BIDS WOULD BE PROBABLY QUITE SIMILAR TO WHAT WE'VE ALREADY RECEIVED.
THE CULVERTS ARE THE EXISTING CULVERTS ON ON KERN'S DRIVER AND VERY, VERY BAD CONDITION.
DURING BIDDING WE WHERE THE SCHEDULE WAS ORIGINALLY TO CONSTRUCT THIS PROJECT AND BE DONE WITH IT.
WE'RE TELLING THEM THAT THERE WAS ABSOLUTELY NO WAY THAT THEY COULD PRODUCE BOX CULVERTS AND DELIVER THEM YET THIS FALL TO CONSTRUCT THIS PROJECT, AND THAT THE EARLIEST THAT WE POTENTIALLY COULD SEE BOX CULVERTS SHOW UP IS PROBABLY EARLY NEXT SUMMER.
AND SO WE ISSUED AN ADDENDUM DURING THE ADVERTISING PHASE AND READJUSTED THE TIME FRAME THAT THIS PROJECT WOULD BE CONSTRUCTED TO BE NEXT SUMMER.
WE WOULD REMOVE TREES ON THE WEST SIDE THIS FALL TO ALLOW FOR UTILITIES TO BE RELOCATED.
BUT AGAIN, IF WE WOULD HAPPEN TO REJECT THE BIDS RE ADVERTISE, WE WILL LOSE OUR PLACE IN THE QUEUE FOR HAVING THE BOX CULVERT MORE LIKELY BUILT AND WE WOULD PROBABLY BE FORCED EVEN LATER NEXT YEAR INTO CONSTRUCTION OF THIS PROJECT, WHICH COULD BE PROBLEMATIC IF THOSE CULVERTS, EXISTING CULVERTS DON'T HOLD UP THAT LONG.
THEY ARE IN A PRETTY PRECARIOUS STATE.
SO MY RECOMMENDATION WOULD BE TO AWARD THIS CONTRACT TO ALTMIRE FOR THE BID AMOUNT OF $1,064,118.80.
MADAM CHAIR? YES? I'D LIKE TO MOVE IT. I HAVE A COUPLE OF QUESTIONS.
SECOND, THANK YOU AND COMMISSIONER KOLARS YOUR QUESTIONS.
THANK YOU. SO WE APPRECIATE THE RESEARCH THAT YOU'VE DONE ON THIS.
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TO BE DONE. AND I GUESS THE THE CONCRETE BOX CULVERTS ARE THAT'S WHAT THEY COST WHOLE DAY IS. RIGHT. I WOULD ASK COMMISSIONER HAACK, YOU'RE FAMILIAR WITH THIS AREA BY KEARNS ITSELF, BY NORTH LAKES, CORRECT.AND SO HOW OLD WAS THAT CURRENT STRUCTURE? DO YOU HAVE A SENSE OF THAT? I THINK THEY WENT IN IN THE EARLY 1990S, SO THEY'RE NOT OVERLY OLD, TO BE QUITE FRANK.
I THINK SOME OF WHY THEY'RE THEY SHOULDN'T BE ALREADY FAILING AT THIS POINT.
BUT I THINK IT WAS POOR CONSTRUCTION WHEN THEY ORIGINALLY PUT IN.
I THINK THAT AREA DEVELOPER HAD DEVELOPED AND PUT THE STRUCTURE IN AND THEN WENT TO THE TOWNSHIP TO ASK THE TOWNSHIP TO TAKE OVER THE KEARNS DRIVE AND MAINTAIN THAT.
AND, AND MADAM CHAIR MEMBERS, AS I RECALL THE CONVERSATION, BELGRADE FOLKS WERE REALLY WANTED TO BE URGENT, BUT YOU HAD TO FOLLOW THE TIMING OF OF GETTING THOSE FUNDS, IF I'M REMEMBERING CORRECTLY, CORRECT? YEAH. THERE'S A LOT TO GO INTO DEVELOPING ONE OF THESE PROJECTS.
I MEAN, WE THAT IS A DNR PROTECTED STREAM THAT THESE CULVERTS CONVEY UNDERNEATH KEARNS DRIVE.
AND SO THERE'S A WHOLE PERMITTING PROCESS TO GO THROUGH.
YOU JUST DON'T SUBMIT A PERMIT AND SAY, LET US DO A PROJECT.
YOU HAVE TO HAVE DETAILED DOCUMENTATION ON WHAT THE ACTUAL IMPACTS WILL BE TO THE STREAM TO BE ABLE TO GET TO GET ONE OF THOSE PERMITS. AND THERE'S SOME PRETTY GOOD EROSION AND REALIGNMENT WORK THAT'S GOING TO BE NEEDED ON THE STREAM. AND SO THERE'S QUITE A BIT MORE WORK THAN JUST PUTTING THE BOX CULVERT IN.
YES, WE'VE BEEN IN CONSTANT COMMUNICATION.
A COUPLE QUESTIONS. YES, JOHN.
AND WHAT ARE THE CURRENT ONES ABOUT? UH, SUBSTANTIALLY SMALLER THAN THAT.
YEAH. THERE'S TWO CIRCULAR CONCRETE PIPES THAT GO THROUGH.
I'VE BEEN OUT THERE AND AT. THAT SOUNDS ABOUT RIGHT.
HOW LONG ARE WE GOING TO BE THE CULVERT? DON'T TELL ME I DIDN'T BRING MY PLAN.
WELL, MAYBE I CAN TELL YOU I GOT THE I GOT THE LINEAR FEET OF FOX NEEDED.
UM, SO THE BOX ITSELF IS 144 FEET LONG.
PLUS YOU GOT APRONS THAT ADD PROBABLY ANOTHER 25 FEET ON BOTH ENDS TO BE ALMOST 200 FEET.
WHAT'S THERE NOW OR ABOUT DOUBLE? OH, YEAH. RIGHT NOW THE ROAD DOES NOT MEET ANY MINIMUM STATE AID DESIGN STANDARDS FOR FOR ROAD WIDTH AND SLOPE WIDTH.
AND SO TO GET THE REQUIRED SLOPE EDGE AND THE CLEAR ZONE REQUIRES US TO GO OUT THAT FAR WITH THE BOX, IT'S GOING TO BE A SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT. PLUS, TO MEET A 30 MILE PER HOUR DESIGN SPEED, WE HAVE TO RAISE THE GRADE OF THE ROAD TO FLATTEN OUT THAT SAME VERTICAL CURVE THROUGH THERE.
AND THERE AREN'T A WHOLE LOT OF COUNTY FUNDS INVOLVED IN THIS.
THERE'S ZERO COUNTY FUNDS INVOLVED.
WE WILL BUILD BACK TO THE TOWNSHIP.
THOSE ALONE WITH STONY BROOK ENGINEERING CONTRACT.
AND SO ANYTHING ABOVE AND OVER THE ENGINEERING OR THESE NON PARTICIPATING FOR THE TOWNSHIP, THEN STATE AID TOWN BRIDGE FUNDS WILL COVER ALL THE REST OF THOSE COSTS.
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THOSE TYPE OF THINGS. BUT YEAH, OUR TIME WILL WILL EITHER BUILD BACK TO THE TOWNSHIP, THEY MEET THAT 10,000.THE STATE TOWN BRIDGE FUNDS MAY VERY WELL BACKFILL WHAT IT COSTS US.
WELL, I'M VERY IN FAVOR OF THIS, BUT IT IS KIND OF A A BAD DEAL FROM 30 YEARS AGO.
I MEAN WHAT IT'S COSTING PER RESIDENCE IN THEIR TO THE STATE IS SUBSTANTIAL.
YEAH, IT'S, IT'S A IT'S A BIG CONCRETE.
15, 20 YEARS AGO A PROJECT LIKE THIS WE WOULD HAVE DONE FOR A QUARTER MILLION OR, YOU KNOW, 300,000 WHEN ANY OF COMMISSIONER HAX ERRANT GOLF BALLS TITLIST THAT ARE BEING EXCAVATED ON THIS PROPERTY BE WORTH ANYTHING IN THE COLLECTIBLES MARKET.
I DON'T KNOW IF ANYBODY IS HITTING BALLS THAT FAR OFF THE FAIRWAY.
THERE'S RESIDENTS THAT LIVE RIGHT THERE.
SO THEY'VE PROBABLY COLLECTED THEM ALREADY.
THEY MIGHT HAVE. GOOD TO KNOW.
ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS FOR SETH? THANK YOU. SARAH, WOULD YOU PLEASE CALL THE ROLL? COMMISSIONER KOLARS? YES, COMMISSIONER LUEPKE? YES, COMMISSIONER HACK.
SETH, HOW MANY HOMES ARE OUT THERE? FIVE. FIVE OR SIX IN THAT CUL DE SAC? YEP. ALL RIGHT.
NEXT ON OUR AGENDA IS THE COUNTY ATTORNEY UPDATE.
[County Attorney Update]
ATTORNEY DUNN, WELCOME.THANK YOU. NOT TOO MUCH UPDATE.
I'M HERE. SARAH FISHER IS ON VACATION.
JUST GIVE THE BOARD AN UPDATE.
OUR OFFICE HAS BEEN INVOLVED AND RECENTLY THE NATIONAL NIGHT OUT OF THE OF PORTLAND AND I THINK ALSO. THANK YOU AS WELL.
WE WILL HAVE A BOOTH SET UP AT AN UNFAIR STARTING TOMORROW BOOTH THAT FOCUSES ON FRAUD, IDENTIFICATION AND PREVENTION INFORMATION FOR POOR PEOPLE. IT'S ALWAYS A PROBLEM.
AND THE PEOPLE COMMITTING THESE TYPES OF CRIMES ARE ALWAYS CHANGING THEIR METHODS, UNFORTUNATELY.
AND THEN THE ONLY OTHER UPDATE WE REALLY HAVE IS THAT OUR NEWEST ATTORNEY, AMANDA JOEL.
DON'T REALIZE SHE WILL BE STARTING A LESSON NEXT MONDAY ON THE 15TH.
SO THAT WILL BE A WELCOME ADDITION TO OUR OFFICE.
[Chair’s Report]
I ATTENDED THE ONE WATER ONE PLAN MEETING LAST THURSDAY, AND THE DRAFT COPY IS UP FOR REVIEW, SO TAKE TIME TO FIND IT.IS IT ON OUR WEBSITE TOO? OR LINK TO IT SOMEWHERE? TYPICALLY, IT'S LINKED FROM THE PROPERTY SERVICES WEBSITE.
WE'LL VERIFY THAT FOR. TAKE A PEEK AT IT.
OTHER THAN THAT, JUST THE NORMAL STUFF.
SO ONTO COMMISSIONER COMMITTEE REPORTS COMMISSIONER HACK ARCHIVES BOARD MEETING.
[Commissioner Committee Reports]
AND IF THERE'S ANY INTEREST BY THE BOARD TO HAVE SOMEBODY COME FROM RCI TO GIVE YOU A REAL UPDATE ON WHAT'S BEEN GOING ON THERE, THEY'RE MORE THAN HAPPY TO DO IT.AND THEN I ALSO ATTENDED THE MEETING.
THANK YOU, COMMISSIONER LUEPKE.
THE CHAIR AND I WERE ON OUR COMM STUDY REPORT LAST FRIDAY, THE 26TH, TO GET AN UPDATE AS TO WHAT DIRECTION THE CURRENT STUDY IS HEADING.
AND WE'LL BE LOOKING FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THAT.
JUST IF THE BOARD WOULD ALLOW ALLOWED.
I WAS PART OF THE PART OF THE AMC RESEARCH COMMITTEE YESTERDAY, AND THREE PRESENTATIONS WERE GIVEN BY INTERNS WORKING THIS SUMMER FOR FOR AMC.
AND THEY STUDIED ITEMS LIKE JOINT POWERS AGREEMENTS, CYBERSECURITY AND ROADSIDE DITCH MOWING.
966 RANSOMWARE ATTACKS ON GOVERNMENT SINCE 2018, TOTALING $7.5
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BILLION IN COST TO THE UNITS OF GOVERNMENT.AND THE RESEARCH SHOWS THAT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE SOFT TARGETS BECAUSE MANY OF THEM LACK FUNDS TO DEFEND THIS TYPE OF RANSOMWARE ATTACKS.
PHISHING ATTACKS MOSTLY IN THE 51 COUNTIES THAT RESPONDED AND ALSO MALWARE ATTACKS WE LEARNED FROM AT THE AT THE MEETING YESTERDAY THAT 60% OF MINNESOTA COUNTIES HAVE A RESPONSE PLAN IN PLACE, AND I BELIEVE WE ARE AMONG THEM, BUT WE NEED MORE.
THE CITY OF LEWISTON, MINNESOTA, WAS LOCKED OUT IN JULY OF 2019.
MAYBE YOU READ ABOUT THAT OR HEARD ABOUT IT, BUT THE HACKERS DEMANDED RANSOM.
BUT THEN ON THE SECOND THEY DIDN'T UNLOCK.
SO THEN THEY HAD TO GO TO THEIR ATTORNEYS AND THEIR I.T.
SO THIS WILL BE REPORTED AT OUR SEPTEMBER MEETINGS, OUR AMC RESEARCH MEETING AND ALEC'S COMING UP.
AND THEN WITH RESPECT TO ROADSIDE DITCH MONEY, THE LAND USAGE FARMERS HANGING PUBLIC LAND WAS DISCUSSED. SOME IDEAS ABOUT PROTECTING ANIMAL HABITAT, PHEASANTS, THE MOWING TIME, THE TIME OF THE YEAR, AND THEN THE WHOLE QUESTION OF QUALITY OF HAY.
AND I KNOW SETH GREENWOOD'S DEPARTMENT WAS ONE OF MANY COUNTY DEPARTMENTS THAT WERE IN ON THIS STUDY AS WELL, ABOUT 54 RESPONSES OUT OF THE 87 COUNTIES.
SO WHAT THEY TALKED ABOUT WAS SUSTAINING SUSTAINABLE VEGETATION, MANAGING LIVING SNOW FENCES AND MANAGING FOR WILDLIFE AND VEHICLE SAFETY.
OF COURSE, I THINK WE ALL LOVE WILDLIFE, BUT I WOULD WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT VEHICLE SAFETY, WHEN YOU COME TO AN INTERSECTION NOWADAYS, THE CORN IS SO HIGH THAT YOU CAN'T SEE WHAT'S COMING RIGHT IN MANY SMALL TOWNSHIP AND ROADS AND COUNTY ROADS.
OUR NEXT MEETING, MADAM CHAIR, WILL BE ON SEPTEMBER 15TH, BUT I WANTED TO SHARE THOSE ITEMS, ESPECIALLY REGARDING CYBERSECURITY, WHICH I BELIEVE HERE IN NICOLETTE. ONLY WE'VE HIRED SOMEONE.
PEOPLE OR BY OUR HR PEOPLE WHO ARE PROFICIENT IN THAT AREA.
SO HOPEFULLY WE CAN KEEP FOCUSED ON THAT.
THANK YOU. NEXT ON OUR AGENDA IS COMMISSIONER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES.
[Commissioner Meetings & Conferences]
I BELIEVE OUR NEXT BIG THING IS THE AMC POLICY MEETINGS.AND ALEX AND SARAH KNOW IF YOU'RE ATTENDING.
YEP, THE 15TH AND 16TH OF SEPTEMBER.
SO LET US KNOW IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE REGISTERED.
AND A COUPLE OTHER DATES HAVE ALSO COME OUT THAT ARE RELATED TO THE AMC.
THE DISTRICT MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 26TH AND MARTIN COUNTY.
THAT INFORMATION FOR REGISTRATION HAS NOT COME OUT AT THIS TIME.
AND ONE OTHER NOTE REGARDING THE MEETING WITHIN THE PACKET, THE AUGUST 17TH ROAD TOUR FOR THE COMMISSIONERS, AT THE TIME THAT THE PACKET WENT OUT, WE WERE UNSURE OF THE EXACT TOUR TIME.
YOU SHOULD HAVE RECEIVED A MEETING INVITE THAT IS NOW ON THE 17TH 10 A.M.
TO 1 P.M. MEETING AT THE CORTLAND TRUCK STOP.
MADAM CHAIR, I WANT TO THANK ADMINISTRATIVE AND STAFF FOR SUPPLYING BOARD MEMBERS WITH THE PARKING PERMIT FOR THIS WEEK, SO THANK YOU, NICOLLET COUNTY FEARON, THANK YOU AGAIN. THANK YOU.
[Approve Per Diems and Expenses]
NEXT ON OUR AGENDA IS TO APPROVE PRODUCTION PER DIEMS AND EXPENSES APPROVAL.I HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE. DO YOU HAVE A SECOND? SARAH, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
COMMISSIONER LUEPKE. YES, COMMISSIONER.
HECK YES. COMMISSIONER KOLARS COMMISSIONER GENERAL.
YES. AND NOW WE NEED A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE REGULAR BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
COMMISSIONER KOLARS. YES, COMMISSIONER GENERAL.
AND NOW WE WILL CALL THE DRAINAGE AT 30 MEETING TO ORDER.
[Call Drainage Authority Meeting to Order: Chair Dranttel]
FIRST ON THE AGENDA IS THE APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA.MOVE IT. SO, UH, ANY CHANGES OR ADDITIONS?
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SEEING NON SARA COMMISSIONER KOLARS? YES. COMMISSIONER LUEPKE YES, COMMISSIONER HECK YES.COMMISSIONER JOURNAL APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA.
SO MOVED. SECOND, THE ONLY ITEM IS THE MINUTES.
COMMISSIONER GENTLE. YES, THANK YOU.
ARE THERE ANY DRAINAGE? 30 PUBLIC APPEARANCES.
WE NEED A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE DRAINAGE AT 30 MEETING SECOND.
BACK TO SARAH. COMMISSIONER LUEPKE.
YES. COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER HACK.
THANK YOU. AND THE MEETING IS ADJOURNED.
* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.