WEBVTT 1 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:04.365 Florida, uh, January 7th, uh, 2026. 2 00:00:04.585 --> 00:00:07.725 Uh, district seven meeting, um, board meeting. 3 00:00:07.945 --> 00:00:11.045 Um, let's, uh, do a p Let's do roll call first. 4 00:00:11.465 --> 00:00:16.125 All president here. Everybody's here. You here? Okay. Yeah. 5 00:00:17.595 --> 00:00:20.245 Good question, Jerry. I, let's do, I got, 6 00:00:20.245 --> 00:00:21.605 let's do IP Allegion, please. 7 00:00:21.625 --> 00:00:26.445 And then I'm over the silent I pled to the flag. 8 00:00:26.945 --> 00:00:28.205 United States of America 9 00:00:29.025 --> 00:00:33.045 and to the Republic for Stand under God, 10 00:00:33.395 --> 00:00:35.445 indivisible Liberty Justice. 11 00:00:42.245 --> 00:00:44.145 Please be seated. God bless our troops. 12 00:00:47.175 --> 00:00:51.025 Okay, well, we don't have nobody here. 13 00:00:54.205 --> 00:00:57.025 We got, we. There's nobody in the audience. 14 00:00:57.305 --> 00:01:01.585 I won't address it. Uh, law enforcement Causely report. 15 00:01:03.335 --> 00:01:06.505 This gotta be a first. It's okay. Yeah. 16 00:01:07.135 --> 00:01:10.625 It's a good thing. No crowd means happy constituents. You 17 00:01:10.625 --> 00:01:11.625 Think so? I think so. Or they just 18 00:01:11.625 --> 00:01:14.745 don't give a damn. Oh, Fox, 19 00:01:15.365 --> 00:01:16.365 How about this? You 20 00:01:16.365 --> 00:01:17.585 think of me as audience comments. 21 00:01:17.695 --> 00:01:20.225 I'll keep it at three minutes and then you move right along. 22 00:01:20.225 --> 00:01:21.945 How about that? Good morning. 23 00:01:21.965 --> 00:01:23.025 My name's Sergeant Adam Dodge 24 00:01:23.025 --> 00:01:24.225 with the Sumter County Sheriff's Office. 25 00:01:24.285 --> 00:01:25.265 I'm here to provide you with a 26 00:01:25.265 --> 00:01:26.505 quarterly law enforcement update. 27 00:01:26.925 --> 00:01:28.665 I'm here on behalf of the Sumter County Sheriff's Office 28 00:01:28.665 --> 00:01:29.785 and our Sheriff Pat Braden. 29 00:01:29.925 --> 00:01:32.265 Uh, typically we provide, uh, crash statistics 30 00:01:32.265 --> 00:01:33.545 and motor vehicle citations. 31 00:01:33.585 --> 00:01:34.985 I also wanna give you an update on two 32 00:01:34.985 --> 00:01:36.545 recent, uh, criminal cases. 33 00:01:37.215 --> 00:01:39.105 Over the past quarter of Sum County Sheriff's Office 34 00:01:39.105 --> 00:01:41.785 responded to 334 motor vehicle crashes 35 00:01:41.845 --> 00:01:43.905 and 39 golf cart crashes. 36 00:01:44.205 --> 00:01:47.465 We also issued 1030 motor vehicle citations 37 00:01:47.885 --> 00:01:49.705 and 34 golf cart citations. 38 00:01:50.005 --> 00:01:51.105 Uh, during that time period. 39 00:01:51.845 --> 00:01:53.785 The situations I want to alert you to, 40 00:01:54.285 --> 00:01:56.505 or a, a rash of recent motor vehicle thefts 41 00:01:56.505 --> 00:01:58.505 that occurred up, uh, north of 4 66. 42 00:01:58.505 --> 00:02:01.705 But here in the villages, uh, these were, uh, vehicle thefts 43 00:02:01.705 --> 00:02:04.985 that occurred to unsecured vehicles with keys left in them. 44 00:02:04.985 --> 00:02:07.265 Unfortunately, on the motor vehicle thefts, 45 00:02:07.265 --> 00:02:08.545 we suspected were all perpetrated 46 00:02:08.545 --> 00:02:10.345 by one individual, which is the case. 47 00:02:11.005 --> 00:02:13.305 Uh, we have a, a warrant issued for the individual. 48 00:02:13.325 --> 00:02:15.385 His name's Earl Dory, who's from the Wildwood area. 49 00:02:15.385 --> 00:02:16.825 It's the name that I'm familiar with, 50 00:02:16.825 --> 00:02:18.025 from having been employed with the 51 00:02:18.025 --> 00:02:19.185 sheriff's office for several years. 52 00:02:19.885 --> 00:02:22.585 Um, he's since been arrested in Volusia County. 53 00:02:22.645 --> 00:02:24.425 He fled from a stolen vehicle and 54 00:02:24.485 --> 00:02:25.745 and hid the swamp for two days 55 00:02:25.745 --> 00:02:27.945 before he was arrested in Volusia County. 56 00:02:27.965 --> 00:02:31.265 And he's, uh, currently handling his charges in 57 00:02:31.265 --> 00:02:33.385 that jurisdiction before he'll be, uh, transferred 58 00:02:33.385 --> 00:02:35.825 to Sumter County where he, he'll answer for his crimes here. 59 00:02:36.485 --> 00:02:39.385 But we are hoping to, uh, resolve those, uh, 60 00:02:39.385 --> 00:02:41.505 vehicle thefts up and, uh, two days in 61 00:02:41.505 --> 00:02:42.505 A swamp. You gotta give the 62 00:02:42.505 --> 00:02:42.945 guy credit. 63 00:02:43.285 --> 00:02:45.145 Uh, he'll spend more days in the jail, but you know, 64 00:02:45.455 --> 00:02:46.455 Geez, though, man. 65 00:02:46.845 --> 00:02:48.305 Uh, also wanna alert you. 66 00:02:48.305 --> 00:02:50.425 Uh, you've likely heard about the, uh, 67 00:02:50.455 --> 00:02:52.185 amenity boxes having been, uh, 68 00:02:52.345 --> 00:02:54.225 forcibly entered at postal stations 69 00:02:54.525 --> 00:02:56.465 and our investigations moving forward with that case. 70 00:02:56.485 --> 00:02:57.985 We do have a suspect identified. 71 00:02:57.985 --> 00:02:59.845 However, I can't provide you with a name 72 00:02:59.905 --> 00:03:00.925 or other information, 73 00:03:00.985 --> 00:03:02.205 but I want to just, uh, 74 00:03:02.205 --> 00:03:03.965 make you aware we do have a suspect in that case. 75 00:03:03.965 --> 00:03:05.205 And, and that case continues 76 00:03:05.205 --> 00:03:06.525 to move forward in its investigation. 77 00:03:06.945 --> 00:03:08.565 That's all the information I have for you this morning. 78 00:03:08.565 --> 00:03:09.365 If you have any questions, 79 00:03:09.385 --> 00:03:10.605 I'd be more than happy to answer them. 80 00:03:12.615 --> 00:03:14.995 No questions. No. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. 81 00:03:14.995 --> 00:03:16.435 Thank you. Have a great day. Same to you. 82 00:03:16.665 --> 00:03:18.435 Have a less than three minutes. 83 00:03:19.225 --> 00:03:22.835 Yeah. Fantastic. Take care. Thank you. Safe doctor. 84 00:03:23.985 --> 00:03:25.515 Okay, let's do cassette agenda. 85 00:03:25.755 --> 00:03:27.475 A motion to approve the consent agenda. 86 00:03:27.615 --> 00:03:29.715 The motion to approve all recommended actions. 87 00:03:30.375 --> 00:03:33.155 All matters on the consent agenda are considered routine 88 00:03:33.695 --> 00:03:35.555 and no discussion is required 89 00:03:35.575 --> 00:03:38.755 unless desired, uh, desired by the board supervisors 90 00:03:38.855 --> 00:03:40.555 or members of the public. 91 00:03:40.705 --> 00:03:42.515 Approve, approve. Got two of them approve, right? 92 00:03:42.655 --> 00:03:46.195 We do have a second on them. Uh, second. All in favor? Aye. 93 00:03:46.375 --> 00:03:49.355 Aye. Any opposed? Seeing none. Motion passes. 94 00:03:50.175 --> 00:03:52.035 Um, new business legal fees. 95 00:03:53.015 --> 00:03:55.235 Uh, we have a two month, obviously. 96 00:03:55.455 --> 00:03:59.315 We, uh, uh, CCO or seco, whatever you want to call it. 97 00:03:59.415 --> 00:04:01.395 Um, we had a bill. It's a two month bill. 98 00:04:01.465 --> 00:04:05.275 Obviously the, uh, November bill was high cost of seco, 99 00:04:05.725 --> 00:04:07.955 which obviously I see red when I see that. 100 00:04:08.055 --> 00:04:10.315 And, uh, December bill was only 1500. 101 00:04:10.535 --> 00:04:14.675 Our other one was 9,600. Do I get a motion or any comments? 102 00:04:14.675 --> 00:04:17.555 Motion approve. Motion approve. Uh, do I get a second? 103 00:04:17.555 --> 00:04:22.435 Second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Any, uh, disapprove? 104 00:04:22.545 --> 00:04:26.355 None. See, none. Motion has passed. 105 00:04:27.055 --> 00:04:31.355 Uh, let's do next. Um, all business? 106 00:04:31.815 --> 00:04:33.315 Yes. Good morning. Board members. 107 00:04:33.855 --> 00:04:36.155 Um, you have a few items on old business. 108 00:04:36.255 --> 00:04:39.555 Um, you do have the, uh, luminosity item. 109 00:04:39.895 --> 00:04:42.835 Um, I did finish going through all the information 110 00:04:42.835 --> 00:04:44.195 that I was able to obtain. 111 00:04:44.695 --> 00:04:46.475 Um, and I have submitted that to Ms. 112 00:04:46.755 --> 00:04:48.715 Ragi, um, for her review as well. 113 00:04:49.415 --> 00:04:54.035 Um, as soon as she, um, communicates back and either concurs 114 00:04:54.135 --> 00:04:56.795 or if, if there's any additional information I should be 115 00:04:56.795 --> 00:04:59.915 looking at, um, we'll email all of that to the board. 116 00:05:00.375 --> 00:05:04.075 Um, again, we just, well, from staff's perspective as well, 117 00:05:04.075 --> 00:05:05.835 and I'm sure from hers, we want to ensure 118 00:05:05.835 --> 00:05:08.755 that if you proceed with anything, that, number one, 119 00:05:08.835 --> 00:05:10.035 the data is valuable. 120 00:05:10.055 --> 00:05:12.555 And number two, that there is an expense associated with 121 00:05:12.555 --> 00:05:17.515 that to ensure that it, it, it would result in any type 122 00:05:17.515 --> 00:05:20.955 of valuable information or applicable information. 123 00:05:21.095 --> 00:05:23.355 So as soon as that's complete, we'll get that email to you. 124 00:05:25.015 --> 00:05:29.275 Um, the second or under non-district seven items, 125 00:05:29.375 --> 00:05:30.395 but on your old business. 126 00:05:30.415 --> 00:05:32.995 So the first item under that list was, um, 127 00:05:33.065 --> 00:05:35.235 that should actually say the, the postmaster. 128 00:05:35.415 --> 00:05:38.915 So the Deval postal, um, station concerns, um, 129 00:05:38.915 --> 00:05:40.555 those were communicated, um, 130 00:05:40.735 --> 00:05:42.675 to the postmaster for Lady Lake. 131 00:05:43.375 --> 00:05:47.755 Um, again, those come down to contractual arrangements 132 00:05:47.755 --> 00:05:49.875 between them and their employees. 133 00:05:50.735 --> 00:05:54.115 Um, the second item, um, is a positive item. 134 00:05:54.535 --> 00:05:56.835 Um, so Supervisor Coleman was able 135 00:05:56.835 --> 00:05:59.245 to address at the project wide advisory committee meeting 136 00:05:59.345 --> 00:06:02.525 the he Hemingway request for corn toss. 137 00:06:02.945 --> 00:06:05.605 Um, which I don't want to steal your thunder, so I I know 138 00:06:05.605 --> 00:06:07.085 that's coming up under the project wide. 139 00:06:07.265 --> 00:06:09.485 No, steal it. Go Ahead. After agenda. Go 140 00:06:09.485 --> 00:06:10.485 Ahead. Steal it. 141 00:06:10.485 --> 00:06:10.645 142 00:06:11.545 --> 00:06:14.565 Um, but that did result in a, um, success. 143 00:06:14.905 --> 00:06:18.645 Um, so the committee did agree to install, uh, 144 00:06:18.715 --> 00:06:20.125 corn toss at Hemingway. 145 00:06:20.425 --> 00:06:23.365 And, um, district property management got right on that. 146 00:06:23.365 --> 00:06:27.085 They've already, um, they're working to obtain the quotes 147 00:06:27.085 --> 00:06:28.965 and such to complete the work at that location. 148 00:06:29.645 --> 00:06:32.605 I, I, I had 1, 1 1 additional comment there. 149 00:06:32.715 --> 00:06:36.365 It's Bruce Brown really helped in that discussion. 150 00:06:36.785 --> 00:06:39.405 Um, he, he tempered the, 151 00:06:40.025 --> 00:06:42.365 and it is valid questions, uh, 152 00:06:42.365 --> 00:06:46.605 that the committee members had in that if it, 153 00:06:46.625 --> 00:06:49.045 if this was approved, how many more instances 154 00:06:49.385 --> 00:06:51.725 or what was gonna be our policy going forward? 155 00:06:52.555 --> 00:06:55.165 Were we gonna have tens of hundreds of these 156 00:06:55.395 --> 00:06:58.445 that are gonna come forward by individual small groups? 157 00:06:58.585 --> 00:07:01.605 And that, and Bruce really helped in, in that, in, 158 00:07:01.705 --> 00:07:04.045 in tempering it and said, I'm not aware 159 00:07:04.045 --> 00:07:06.365 of any other one even contemplating this. 160 00:07:06.465 --> 00:07:10.565 And this has been the first in a long, long time. 161 00:07:10.905 --> 00:07:14.285 So I really appreciated his, his positive support 162 00:07:14.345 --> 00:07:17.845 and objective objectivity in, in, uh, dealing with that. So 163 00:07:17.845 --> 00:07:19.045 Yes, I'll relay that to Him. 164 00:07:19.195 --> 00:07:21.725 Yeah, do please do. Thank you. And I got a question. 165 00:07:21.945 --> 00:07:25.125 Um, so up there, Hemingway, they're gonna tear out the No, 166 00:07:25.145 --> 00:07:28.085 the, no, they're not gonna, they're not gonna remove the, 167 00:07:28.425 --> 00:07:33.285 the, uh, horseshoe pit, uh, adjacent to it or, 168 00:07:33.385 --> 00:07:36.285 or some room there, uh, adjacent with that, 169 00:07:36.555 --> 00:07:38.725 they will install the, the corn toss. 170 00:07:38.725 --> 00:07:42.245 They're not gonna take, take away any amenity that exists, 171 00:07:42.315 --> 00:07:45.445 even though, even in the new areas down south 172 00:07:45.445 --> 00:07:49.245 that are being constructed, horseshoes is not part of it. 173 00:07:49.345 --> 00:07:51.805 Um, right. But they're not gonna take it out. 174 00:07:52.465 --> 00:07:54.045 But they'll, they'll go ahead 175 00:07:54.045 --> 00:07:56.685 and install the, uh, the corn toss. 176 00:07:57.265 --> 00:08:00.085 So it's gonna overlay where the horseshoes were are 177 00:08:00.705 --> 00:08:01.805 No, they're, they're not removing that. 178 00:08:01.805 --> 00:08:03.725 They're going to, they'll be another, another. 179 00:08:04.185 --> 00:08:07.205 Oh, so this is gonna cut down into the dog part. True. 180 00:08:07.565 --> 00:08:09.245 Probably. Yeah. So we're gonna get a complaint from 181 00:08:09.245 --> 00:08:10.365 the dog, dog, dog walker. 182 00:08:10.435 --> 00:08:14.405 Okay. Yeah. Well, yeah, bring them on. 183 00:08:15.915 --> 00:08:17.565 Yeah, that group will come forward next. 184 00:08:18.635 --> 00:08:20.125 Cutting down some of their space. 185 00:08:20.875 --> 00:08:23.165 That was therefore, and, 186 00:08:23.185 --> 00:08:26.205 and the last item, the board did request an overview 187 00:08:26.305 --> 00:08:27.645 of the a ED program. 188 00:08:28.025 --> 00:08:30.885 Um, so we did send out the information that, um, 189 00:08:30.885 --> 00:08:33.205 public safety provides to the neighborhood group 190 00:08:33.205 --> 00:08:35.285 through the villages public safety department, 191 00:08:35.345 --> 00:08:39.605 and then also a link to, um, Sumter County's, um, program, 192 00:08:39.655 --> 00:08:42.285 which is also referenced when, um, 193 00:08:42.355 --> 00:08:44.165 individuals contact villages, 194 00:08:44.325 --> 00:08:45.565 public safety department as well. 195 00:08:47.225 --> 00:08:48.805 And that concludes all business. 196 00:08:49.475 --> 00:08:51.125 Okay. On, uh, okay. 197 00:08:51.515 --> 00:08:54.845 Financial statement, BPM monthly reports of village, 198 00:08:55.105 --> 00:08:57.365 Uh, development districts, having hearing updates. 199 00:08:57.885 --> 00:08:59.925 Anything on that? Any questions from the board? 200 00:09:00.665 --> 00:09:04.325 No, no district manager report. 201 00:09:05.705 --> 00:09:07.645 No reports other than to say Happy New Year. 202 00:09:07.815 --> 00:09:09.245 Happy new, happy New Year. 203 00:09:09.305 --> 00:09:12.525 Do you have a good turnout for your open house? 204 00:09:14.105 --> 00:09:18.205 Yes, it was very full. Ah, cool. Alright. 205 00:09:18.645 --> 00:09:21.645 Michelle, are you there? District council reports got any? 206 00:09:23.465 --> 00:09:25.165 Yes. I, um, did not have a report, 207 00:09:25.165 --> 00:09:27.005 but I do have one request for the board. 208 00:09:27.105 --> 00:09:28.565 Um, uh, chairman Vicente 209 00:09:28.565 --> 00:09:32.525 and I talked about this, um, briefly over, uh, December. 210 00:09:33.265 --> 00:09:37.005 Um, at the last board meeting, uh, some of you may remember, 211 00:09:37.245 --> 00:09:38.285 I had reported to the board 212 00:09:38.285 --> 00:09:40.605 that we have started our legislative monitoring work. 213 00:09:41.105 --> 00:09:44.125 Um, it is a work that a team of dedicated three 214 00:09:44.125 --> 00:09:46.325 to four attorneys in my office to every single year, 215 00:09:46.605 --> 00:09:49.445 starting around October or November, um, at the start 216 00:09:49.465 --> 00:09:50.685 of the, or even 217 00:09:50.765 --> 00:09:53.125 before the start of the legislative session, to start 218 00:09:53.145 --> 00:09:55.325 to monitor new, uh, bills 219 00:09:55.395 --> 00:09:59.605 that may potentially have impact on all CDD operations so 220 00:09:59.605 --> 00:10:03.335 that we can, um, implement any new laws, um, 221 00:10:03.335 --> 00:10:04.895 moving forward immediately. 222 00:10:05.035 --> 00:10:08.455 And so that it, it is seamless in, um, CDD operations. 223 00:10:09.205 --> 00:10:12.335 It's a legislative work that we do for all of our clients, 224 00:10:12.695 --> 00:10:14.855 regardless whether the client is paying for same. 225 00:10:15.235 --> 00:10:19.855 Um, the difference is that, um, the work product 226 00:10:19.855 --> 00:10:22.055 that I mentioned, uh, the capital conversations, 227 00:10:22.055 --> 00:10:25.695 which is a weekly summary on the, the current status 228 00:10:25.795 --> 00:10:29.255 of what's going on at the legislative level, um, is not 229 00:10:29.695 --> 00:10:31.135 provided for those who do not pay. 230 00:10:31.435 --> 00:10:35.495 Um, I found out after last meeting that, uh, my, uh, 231 00:10:35.495 --> 00:10:39.455 Mike was providing this service at no cost to villages, CDD. 232 00:10:39.955 --> 00:10:44.295 Um, it is something that our team puts a lot of effort 233 00:10:44.315 --> 00:10:45.455 and a lot of time on it. 234 00:10:45.455 --> 00:10:49.215 It's really truly something like having a second job. 235 00:10:49.515 --> 00:10:52.615 And so wherever I can, I try and recoup that cost for them. 236 00:10:52.995 --> 00:10:54.655 Um, the way we bill out our services 237 00:10:54.755 --> 00:10:59.015 for the legislative portion is everybody who opts in 238 00:10:59.015 --> 00:11:00.615 to receive the capital conversations 239 00:11:00.645 --> 00:11:02.095 gets a portion of the work. 240 00:11:02.115 --> 00:11:05.295 So it is not the entirety of the work that they're doing, 241 00:11:05.515 --> 00:11:08.415 but it is just a very small fraction. 242 00:11:08.515 --> 00:11:13.175 And that comes to about, uh, 2.7 hours at, at on average, 243 00:11:13.475 --> 00:11:14.775 um, at the end of the session. 244 00:11:15.195 --> 00:11:17.215 And that can be billed either at the end of the session 245 00:11:17.275 --> 00:11:20.255 or as we go on, on a monthly basis, usually about four 246 00:11:20.255 --> 00:11:22.095 to five months in total. 247 00:11:22.715 --> 00:11:26.135 Um, I had asked Chairman Centi whether it is something 248 00:11:26.135 --> 00:11:28.895 that you all will be interested in receiving moving forward, 249 00:11:29.515 --> 00:11:33.015 um, and he asked that I bring this forward to, to the board. 250 00:11:33.075 --> 00:11:35.895 And so I wanted to make that request today. 251 00:11:36.435 --> 00:11:39.295 Um, and I'd be happy to answer any questions. 252 00:11:39.675 --> 00:11:43.615 Um, but I would be, um, very appreciative if, 253 00:11:43.615 --> 00:11:45.815 if it is something that you all would like to opt into. 254 00:11:46.525 --> 00:11:48.335 Like, uh, Michelle, just real quick, 255 00:11:48.355 --> 00:11:50.015 and I may have mentioned this to you, 256 00:11:50.035 --> 00:11:52.295 but let's, let's get to the nitty gritty. 257 00:11:52.635 --> 00:11:55.525 We are actually talking about three hours was set, uh, 258 00:11:55.675 --> 00:11:58.565 quarterly, uh, where you said 2.7, 259 00:11:58.665 --> 00:12:00.165 but let's go with, let's go with three. 260 00:12:00.165 --> 00:12:03.245 It's easy to understand. So, um, so what we talking, 261 00:12:03.245 --> 00:12:05.085 how many times, um, a year would that happen? 262 00:12:06.915 --> 00:12:09.885 That would be three hours of, um, 263 00:12:10.065 --> 00:12:11.885 the legislative attorney's time 264 00:12:12.335 --> 00:12:13.805 total for the entire session. 265 00:12:13.865 --> 00:12:17.845 So it would be like three hours at most, um, once a year. 266 00:12:18.345 --> 00:12:19.325 Oh, okay. That's, that's 267 00:12:19.325 --> 00:12:20.405 where it was going from, so, okay. 268 00:12:20.405 --> 00:12:22.965 That's, that's okay. So, or any question 269 00:12:23.265 --> 00:12:24.365 That's like a thousand dollars. 270 00:12:25.195 --> 00:12:27.205 Yeah. Yeah. I would, I would think three hours. Yeah. 271 00:12:27.205 --> 00:12:30.365 Three times. Say three times 300 or whatever. Yeah. Yeah. 272 00:12:30.545 --> 00:12:33.405 So, so we're gonna volunteer to pay for stuff. 273 00:12:33.405 --> 00:12:35.525 They're not gonna charge us for not, not yet. 274 00:12:35.535 --> 00:12:37.445 We're gonna obviously discuss it. No, no. 275 00:12:38.185 --> 00:12:39.325 That's what the discussion is. 276 00:12:39.435 --> 00:12:42.285 Volunteer's to pay for something that we don't Exactly. 277 00:12:42.355 --> 00:12:44.845 Well, we used to get it for nothing across. Yes. Now stuff. 278 00:12:45.145 --> 00:12:47.725 Now the other question is, let's, we'll go through 279 00:12:47.745 --> 00:12:50.685 and ask all the supervisors, um, do we have, 280 00:12:50.715 --> 00:12:51.765 what if we opt out? 281 00:12:52.105 --> 00:12:55.045 Do we have to take this? Obviously, I know it makes sense, 282 00:12:55.505 --> 00:12:57.645 but what do we decide that we don't want to pay? 283 00:12:58.345 --> 00:13:00.205 Uh, does that mean we, well, 284 00:13:00.225 --> 00:13:01.285 So Go ahead. 285 00:13:02.905 --> 00:13:06.765 So, uh, we won't stop doing our legislative work. 286 00:13:06.865 --> 00:13:10.325 We, we believe it is important work we will continue to do. 287 00:13:10.325 --> 00:13:14.245 So you just won't get the, um, nice, neat summary, 288 00:13:14.545 --> 00:13:17.645 the work product that, uh, results in our work. 289 00:13:18.105 --> 00:13:22.045 Um, so I will, you know, continue to update periodically, 290 00:13:22.465 --> 00:13:23.525 um, just verbally. 291 00:13:23.985 --> 00:13:27.125 Um, but it, you guys won't get the, the newsletter. 292 00:13:28.235 --> 00:13:30.085 Okay. Gotcha. Now we got any questions? 293 00:13:32.625 --> 00:13:35.345 I have no questions. Any, nothing. 294 00:13:36.805 --> 00:13:39.185 You, you all right. For the, uh, obviously it's gonna cost 295 00:13:39.185 --> 00:13:40.945 around a thousand dollars extra a year for us. 296 00:13:41.615 --> 00:13:44.105 Well, I, I think if I'm hearing you correctly, 297 00:13:44.105 --> 00:13:47.065 this is due diligence work that they have to do anyway. 298 00:13:47.415 --> 00:13:48.665 Yeah. And so 299 00:13:49.705 --> 00:13:52.905 I don't understand the complete policy on why they charge us 300 00:13:52.905 --> 00:13:56.545 back for due diligence they have to do. Right. Well, 301 00:13:56.735 --> 00:13:58.345 Currently they don't charge us back. 302 00:13:58.515 --> 00:14:00.545 We're volunteering to pay. Well 303 00:14:03.205 --> 00:14:04.265 Do same thing. So 304 00:14:04.735 --> 00:14:08.705 Yeah, I, I, I don't know. 305 00:14:08.745 --> 00:14:10.865 I haven't really mixed on it yet. You know, 306 00:14:11.525 --> 00:14:14.145 Do I have a problem paying for something that they 307 00:14:14.985 --> 00:14:17.465 continue to do for nothing to get a newsletter 308 00:14:17.815 --> 00:14:21.265 that I don't know that everybody will even read, think 309 00:14:21.265 --> 00:14:22.825 that we have the highest legal fees? 310 00:14:23.965 --> 00:14:26.585 No more? No, No more. No more. Okay. 311 00:14:26.995 --> 00:14:28.985 Close to The highest. No, not even close. 312 00:14:29.335 --> 00:14:33.025 Okay. But I, I don't know that why we would volunteer 313 00:14:35.405 --> 00:14:37.465 our citizens to pay money that they don't have to pay. 314 00:14:37.685 --> 00:14:40.985 So I don't, I don't, I'm not seeing it Okay. 315 00:14:42.085 --> 00:14:43.865 As part of our work agreement previously. 316 00:14:44.005 --> 00:14:48.905 So I'm seeing need to pay additional for, I probably, 317 00:14:49.175 --> 00:14:50.945 yeah, I kind of agree with that. 318 00:14:51.285 --> 00:14:54.405 I, I'm not inclined to go ahead with that. 319 00:14:54.715 --> 00:14:56.125 Okay. Okay. 320 00:14:56.265 --> 00:14:58.965 Uh, so, um, we got, uh, 321 00:14:59.715 --> 00:15:01.805 obviously it seems like it don't 322 00:15:01.985 --> 00:15:03.285 one, let's take a vote on it. 323 00:15:03.445 --> 00:15:07.195 I don't pay. No, 324 00:15:07.855 --> 00:15:08.855 No, I agree. 325 00:15:08.855 --> 00:15:10.435 No, no, no. 326 00:15:10.775 --> 00:15:13.075 Um, Michelle, we opt that we, uh, 327 00:15:13.775 --> 00:15:14.835 are not gonna opt in on it. 328 00:15:14.835 --> 00:15:15.875 In other words, we won't pay 329 00:15:15.975 --> 00:15:17.715 and you don't have to give us the, uh, 330 00:15:17.815 --> 00:15:19.315 you know, just her regular. 331 00:15:19.585 --> 00:15:22.155 Yeah. Just obviously we doing before. Okay. 332 00:15:23.545 --> 00:15:25.315 Well thank you for the consideration anyways. 333 00:15:25.335 --> 00:15:28.315 And I, and I do appreciate you as well. Discussion 334 00:15:28.395 --> 00:15:29.395 Things. Yeah. You 335 00:15:29.395 --> 00:15:30.275 gotta understand. 336 00:15:30.275 --> 00:15:32.395 Yeah, understand what, and I agree with it. 337 00:15:32.415 --> 00:15:35.115 Uh, the residents, uh, obviously if they do read 338 00:15:35.135 --> 00:15:38.555 or listen to our meetings, they'll say, why are we paying 339 00:15:38.555 --> 00:15:39.875 for something we didn't have to pay for it? 340 00:15:39.895 --> 00:15:41.155 That's really not, you know, 341 00:15:41.455 --> 00:15:43.315 and something that you're doing anyway, you know. 342 00:15:43.575 --> 00:15:46.075 But, uh, I kind of agree with it 343 00:15:46.175 --> 00:15:47.675 and I kind of do agree with it, so. 344 00:15:47.935 --> 00:15:50.515 All right. Thank you. Any, anything else, Michelle? 345 00:15:52.465 --> 00:15:54.565 No, just happy year and looking forward forward 346 00:15:54.565 --> 00:15:55.765 to another productive year. 347 00:15:55.935 --> 00:15:57.485 Thank you so much. Thank, thank you. 348 00:15:57.685 --> 00:15:59.405 Supervisor's comments. Let's go. 349 00:15:59.765 --> 00:16:01.485 Ed, we did a great job on project wide. 350 00:16:01.485 --> 00:16:03.565 Thank you. Wanna give an update? 351 00:16:03.905 --> 00:16:07.925 Uh, yeah, the, other than the corn toss, the other, the, 352 00:16:08.725 --> 00:16:11.925 actually the main discussions involve the, uh, pool checking 353 00:16:12.705 --> 00:16:16.525 and the, you know, obviously the, um, Ms. 354 00:16:16.765 --> 00:16:19.405 Rohan go ahead and made the, made the presentation 355 00:16:19.625 --> 00:16:22.885 and, you know, gave the numbers, um, and 356 00:16:23.445 --> 00:16:25.405 provided a number of, number of options 357 00:16:25.865 --> 00:16:29.205 and what the committee agreed to is, is go ahead. 358 00:16:29.385 --> 00:16:32.405 And it was, I think, uh, option two, I guess it was 359 00:16:33.105 --> 00:16:34.805 to partner with community watch 360 00:16:35.545 --> 00:16:38.925 to have them perform an additional two, uh, check. 361 00:16:38.985 --> 00:16:41.725 So that will be, I think, a total of five per day, 362 00:16:42.625 --> 00:16:43.725 uh, that will be done. 363 00:16:44.185 --> 00:16:46.645 Uh, checking then there was a fair amount of back 364 00:16:46.645 --> 00:16:51.325 and forth regarding, uh, whether making people, you know, 365 00:16:51.665 --> 00:16:53.285 get out of the pool or whatnot. 366 00:16:53.465 --> 00:16:56.685 But, you know, I think that the general thought was, 367 00:16:57.345 --> 00:17:00.165 and I'm not sure if it got conveyed and, 368 00:17:00.265 --> 00:17:03.845 and totally determined, check everybody regardless. 369 00:17:04.325 --> 00:17:06.325 I mean it, regardless 370 00:17:06.385 --> 00:17:09.325 of whether people see somebody come jump in the pool 371 00:17:09.325 --> 00:17:10.605 or not in the pool 372 00:17:10.625 --> 00:17:13.645 or any place in there, you need to bring the, uh, 373 00:17:13.655 --> 00:17:14.805 bring your ID card. 374 00:17:15.065 --> 00:17:19.205 And so hopefully that will, uh, show some result. 375 00:17:19.365 --> 00:17:21.245 I know that the perception obviously, 376 00:17:21.265 --> 00:17:23.445 and it, it came up in Village News 377 00:17:23.545 --> 00:17:26.125 and every place else that people still don't believe it. 378 00:17:26.815 --> 00:17:29.995 You know, given the, uh, the areas around here that, 379 00:17:30.095 --> 00:17:31.355 you know, notify or, 380 00:17:31.415 --> 00:17:32.875 or publicize that you're close 381 00:17:32.875 --> 00:17:34.955 to the villages take advantage of the amenities. 382 00:17:35.335 --> 00:17:38.475 You know, the perception is by people that it's, you know, 383 00:17:39.575 --> 00:17:42.675 run amuck and people are just coming in using the pools 384 00:17:42.675 --> 00:17:44.675 and stuff, and it didn't prove, 385 00:17:44.975 --> 00:17:47.115 it didn't prove out in the, in the test. 386 00:17:47.295 --> 00:17:50.245 Um, I think they're gonna probably do another one 387 00:17:50.245 --> 00:17:54.045 of these in May or June, which might be a more, uh, 388 00:17:54.335 --> 00:17:56.245 reflective of the period 389 00:17:56.245 --> 00:17:57.845 of time when the temperatures are such, 390 00:17:57.845 --> 00:18:00.925 and pools might be more, uh, more sought 391 00:18:00.925 --> 00:18:02.045 after and stuff like that. 392 00:18:02.225 --> 00:18:04.285 So we'll see where that, where that comes. 393 00:18:05.105 --> 00:18:07.045 And the, uh, real, 394 00:18:07.045 --> 00:18:08.045 Real quick. Yeah. And on, 395 00:18:08.045 --> 00:18:09.725 on that subject, two questions. 396 00:18:10.345 --> 00:18:12.045 Um, did they ever establish 397 00:18:12.795 --> 00:18:14.285 that they could tell if the 398 00:18:14.285 --> 00:18:15.445 person get outta the pool and show 399 00:18:15.445 --> 00:18:16.445 The id? I don't think, 400 00:18:16.445 --> 00:18:18.685 unless Brittany, I mean, that was discussed, 401 00:18:18.685 --> 00:18:20.885 but I'm not, I'm not convinced that 402 00:18:20.955 --> 00:18:22.605 that was the final determination. 403 00:18:22.605 --> 00:18:24.965 Even though several committee members, I, myself 404 00:18:25.105 --> 00:18:27.245 and several others brought that up. 405 00:18:27.885 --> 00:18:30.765 I didn't know if that was in fact agreement. 406 00:18:30.985 --> 00:18:35.085 And even, uh, Mr. Stone acknowledged the fact that, 407 00:18:35.385 --> 00:18:38.085 you know, if we treat everybody alike, 408 00:18:38.585 --> 00:18:39.725 we shouldn't run into problems. 409 00:18:39.845 --> 00:18:42.085 'cause there was a little bit of the banter about, well, 410 00:18:42.265 --> 00:18:43.885 if somebody's handicapped 411 00:18:43.885 --> 00:18:46.285 and it's difficult for them to get out and stuff. 412 00:18:46.385 --> 00:18:49.285 And then there was a, a, I don't know how this 413 00:18:49.915 --> 00:18:51.685 came into being, well, 414 00:18:51.855 --> 00:18:54.245 we're not gonna go over into somebody's purse or wallet 415 00:18:54.345 --> 00:18:55.605 and find their ID card. 416 00:18:55.985 --> 00:18:57.685 So I don't know where that even came up, 417 00:18:57.825 --> 00:19:01.805 but that was, that was raised, but I don't know, I'm 418 00:19:02.905 --> 00:19:05.085 Really, If they firmly agreed 419 00:19:05.085 --> 00:19:06.565 that they're gonna check everybody, 420 00:19:07.655 --> 00:19:10.075 So what I took away from it is not number one, 421 00:19:10.095 --> 00:19:13.395 we did talk about some a DA training for Yes. 422 00:19:13.395 --> 00:19:16.195 Staff members to understand that if there truly is a, 423 00:19:16.375 --> 00:19:17.755 you know, if someone uses the lift chair 424 00:19:17.755 --> 00:19:19.595 to get into the pool, it's distress. 425 00:19:19.595 --> 00:19:21.075 You know, that that's a, that's a different 426 00:19:21.155 --> 00:19:22.355 circumstance Yeah. 427 00:19:22.355 --> 00:19:25.715 Than someone that is refusing to get out of the pool. 428 00:19:26.335 --> 00:19:29.795 Um, and that they would use the same mechanism that they, 429 00:19:29.825 --> 00:19:32.115 they do violation letters for Right. 430 00:19:32.135 --> 00:19:34.515 To take down their information, their name 431 00:19:35.015 --> 00:19:38.355 and document that so that they do receive a letter 432 00:19:38.355 --> 00:19:39.995 that they didn't show their id. 433 00:19:40.345 --> 00:19:42.795 Yeah. Because it, the, even the individuals 434 00:19:42.795 --> 00:19:45.795 that are on the compliance study, they were still residents. 435 00:19:45.945 --> 00:19:48.075 They just did not have their ID with them. Right. 436 00:19:48.135 --> 00:19:50.675 But they knew their number or could produce a driver's 437 00:19:50.675 --> 00:19:52.835 license or they had a picture of it. 438 00:19:53.455 --> 00:19:56.235 So it, it, it would be under that same scenario 439 00:19:56.235 --> 00:19:57.635 where they still get documented. 440 00:19:58.185 --> 00:20:01.275 They still are on the, the street, the three strike list, 441 00:20:01.385 --> 00:20:03.595 essentially, that they start getting letters. 442 00:20:03.695 --> 00:20:08.075 And then the third one, um, results in the inability to use 443 00:20:08.655 --> 00:20:11.475 or participate in amenity facilities for a period of time. 444 00:20:12.465 --> 00:20:14.835 Yeah. They did talk about, they did talk about going 445 00:20:14.835 --> 00:20:17.075 through some training, particularly 446 00:20:17.135 --> 00:20:18.355 for community watch people, 447 00:20:18.355 --> 00:20:19.515 because they're not, 448 00:20:19.735 --> 00:20:22.395 that's not something in their Bailey woods right now. 449 00:20:23.135 --> 00:20:24.515 And so that in the future, 450 00:20:24.895 --> 00:20:27.555 if they're gonna be performing these checks, they need 451 00:20:27.555 --> 00:20:28.955 to be able to go through some training 452 00:20:29.175 --> 00:20:32.115 or, you know, some orientation as to how to deal with 453 00:20:32.115 --> 00:20:33.755 that type situation. So the 454 00:20:33.755 --> 00:20:36.115 Bottom line is they, they are 455 00:20:36.175 --> 00:20:38.795 and will be asking people to get outta the pool for their 456 00:20:38.935 --> 00:20:39.935 Id, yes or no? Yeah. 457 00:20:39.935 --> 00:20:42.915 Yes. That's, I mean, I think that's what they 458 00:20:43.775 --> 00:20:44.775 Yes. With 459 00:20:44.775 --> 00:20:46.995 the understanding that if someone does not get out Yes. 460 00:20:47.005 --> 00:20:49.245 Then they get, they will ask for their name that would, 461 00:20:49.465 --> 00:20:51.765 or information to document it. Yeah. Yeah. 462 00:20:51.765 --> 00:20:53.325 Great. And the only exception, oh, 463 00:20:53.325 --> 00:20:56.485 you gotta use some discretion if somebody's, um, disabled 464 00:20:56.505 --> 00:20:58.245 and they come on common 465 00:20:58.245 --> 00:20:59.245 Sense. And that's gonna require 466 00:20:59.245 --> 00:21:00.885 the, the training on how to, 467 00:21:01.065 --> 00:21:02.645 And the other question I had right away, 468 00:21:02.645 --> 00:21:05.485 and I don't, I don't think it should be, is any extra cost 469 00:21:05.485 --> 00:21:07.205 because the PA is on PWA 470 00:21:07.205 --> 00:21:08.645 because of the, uh, uh, 471 00:21:08.645 --> 00:21:10.725 neighborhood watches is going on extra. 472 00:21:10.945 --> 00:21:13.245 No, that was, there was no discussion about that. 473 00:21:13.275 --> 00:21:14.805 That was, that was a billing issue. 474 00:21:15.025 --> 00:21:17.685 It was just, it was, you know, just an additional 475 00:21:17.895 --> 00:21:19.005 Additional, just additional 476 00:21:19.625 --> 00:21:21.365 For the, uh, the community watch people. 477 00:21:21.515 --> 00:21:23.525 Okay. Okay. It's amazing. 478 00:21:23.545 --> 00:21:25.685 We took, I'm sorry, can, I'm sorry. Um, 479 00:21:26.625 --> 00:21:28.005 So I just happened 480 00:21:28.005 --> 00:21:30.805 to show up at Duke Cypress a month ago without 481 00:21:30.805 --> 00:21:31.965 my ID for something. 482 00:21:32.505 --> 00:21:36.405 And they asked me my name, they typed it in and I popped up. 483 00:21:36.425 --> 00:21:39.765 And so they can check on their little scan 484 00:21:39.835 --> 00:21:40.835 Yeah. Won ticket. That's right. 485 00:21:40.835 --> 00:21:42.085 That makes sense. 486 00:21:42.085 --> 00:21:43.285 Why would you have to write it down? 487 00:21:43.305 --> 00:21:45.685 If they have their, uh, woohoo, their little, uh, 488 00:21:45.685 --> 00:21:47.205 woo woohoo, woohoo thing. 489 00:21:47.205 --> 00:21:49.125 Woo-hoo. Yeah. They don't have to write it down. 490 00:21:49.315 --> 00:21:51.165 Technically, all they need is their, uh, 491 00:21:51.815 --> 00:21:53.445 their little computer with a help. 492 00:21:53.785 --> 00:21:55.405 If Community Watch will not have 493 00:21:55.825 --> 00:21:56.825 The Scanner. No, 494 00:21:56.825 --> 00:21:58.765 they will. Community watch will have a scanner, 495 00:21:59.585 --> 00:22:03.125 but if someone does not have their id, that gets documented 496 00:22:03.125 --> 00:22:05.605 because a lot of times people know their ID number. 497 00:22:05.635 --> 00:22:07.085 Yeah. So it gets documented 498 00:22:07.145 --> 00:22:08.925 and they are able to check in the system. 499 00:22:09.235 --> 00:22:12.045 Yeah. Or they have a picture of it. Yeah. 500 00:22:12.065 --> 00:22:14.565 So in that instance, it gets e Either way 501 00:22:14.565 --> 00:22:15.725 that gets documented 502 00:22:15.725 --> 00:22:19.645 because they do receive a letter as a reminder 503 00:22:19.645 --> 00:22:21.645 that they need to bring their ID with them. 504 00:22:22.185 --> 00:22:23.565 No kidding. So technically 505 00:22:23.615 --> 00:22:25.125 after the third time, what do you do? 506 00:22:25.185 --> 00:22:26.325 Go in the house and shoot 'em? 507 00:22:26.325 --> 00:22:30.605 I mean, what they young, they're banned. Banned what? Three? 508 00:22:30.755 --> 00:22:33.965 Yeah. They're banned for X number of months or year 509 00:22:34.025 --> 00:22:35.325 or permanently, I guess. 510 00:22:35.675 --> 00:22:37.285 Yeah. Depending on this. Sure. Correct. 511 00:22:37.315 --> 00:22:39.965 There's a, there's a whole matrix they use for the Yeah. 512 00:22:40.365 --> 00:22:42.405 Severity of the violations. See they, 513 00:22:42.405 --> 00:22:43.405 Yeah. But they could 514 00:22:43.405 --> 00:22:46.085 prove that they are, uh, army residents 515 00:22:46.085 --> 00:22:49.005 and they do, because if the neighborhood watch has their 516 00:22:49.005 --> 00:22:53.445 little computer with them to see that they are, uh, it's a, 517 00:22:53.715 --> 00:22:55.605 they have a picture on their phone Yeah. 518 00:22:55.625 --> 00:22:56.645 Of their id. That's, 519 00:22:57.005 --> 00:22:58.485 I don't understand why you're writing it down 520 00:22:58.505 --> 00:23:00.165 and penalizing them, you know. But Yeah, 521 00:23:00.165 --> 00:23:03.165 The easiest thing to do is when we go to ell, we leave our 522 00:23:03.825 --> 00:23:07.125 ID on the table where we sit, it's sitting right there. 523 00:23:07.465 --> 00:23:08.525 And if I'm in the pool 524 00:23:08.525 --> 00:23:11.445 and they're checking, I just say the IDs right there, 525 00:23:11.705 --> 00:23:13.085 the ID has my picture on it. 526 00:23:13.085 --> 00:23:15.805 You're looking at me where I go through my purse 527 00:23:15.945 --> 00:23:17.725 or anything, it's just sitting on the table. 528 00:23:17.845 --> 00:23:19.205 Nobody's ever bothered with it. 529 00:23:19.395 --> 00:23:21.605 Yeah. But Judy 530 00:23:21.665 --> 00:23:23.845 and I, my point is if they got the computer with them, 531 00:23:23.875 --> 00:23:25.045 they don't even need to do any of that. 532 00:23:25.525 --> 00:23:27.765 I understand that. Yeah. All I'm saying is make it easy. 533 00:23:29.025 --> 00:23:30.405 Why make it easy? You know, what the hell, 534 00:23:30.745 --> 00:23:34.365 the picture picture of your ID on your phone or something. 535 00:23:34.695 --> 00:23:38.125 Those little, uh, computer scanners will read those 536 00:23:38.185 --> 00:23:39.245 as I understand it. 537 00:23:39.385 --> 00:23:40.565 And, and that clicks, 538 00:23:41.185 --> 00:23:42.185 Who knows? They as 539 00:23:42.185 --> 00:23:43.525 long as they Right. Am I right? 540 00:23:44.105 --> 00:23:47.685 No, that's not a a, a valid. We request the id. 541 00:23:47.685 --> 00:23:51.125 Yeah, I see. The physical id Oh, okay. To scan the id. You 542 00:23:51.245 --> 00:23:53.565 Actually, you actually wanted to see the physical id. 543 00:23:53.595 --> 00:23:56.405 Yeah. Well, it's a, it's a picture of their physical id. 544 00:23:56.445 --> 00:23:57.565 I know. And I, 545 00:23:57.685 --> 00:23:59.405 I thought I had gone someplace in the rec centers 546 00:23:59.405 --> 00:24:00.725 and they were scanning those things 547 00:24:00.785 --> 00:24:02.645 and they were able to scan it off your 548 00:24:02.645 --> 00:24:04.005 phone and you were good. 549 00:24:04.205 --> 00:24:05.765 'cause you're just picking up the barcode. Yeah. 550 00:24:06.145 --> 00:24:07.805 At the end of the day, they figured it out. 551 00:24:07.825 --> 00:24:09.245 So we'll let them do what they're gonna do. 552 00:24:09.755 --> 00:24:12.165 Yeah. The rule is they wanna see the physical id, 553 00:24:12.185 --> 00:24:13.485 you know, maybe we should change the rule. 554 00:24:13.725 --> 00:24:14.725 I don't, but most 555 00:24:14.725 --> 00:24:17.325 of the physical IDs are useless in my opinion, 556 00:24:17.475 --> 00:24:19.645 because all the guys have hair. 557 00:24:20.555 --> 00:24:23.085 They don't now, the women have changed their 558 00:24:23.085 --> 00:24:24.125 hair color 15 times. 559 00:24:24.785 --> 00:24:26.765 You driver's license. 560 00:24:27.305 --> 00:24:30.045 You gotta be a real expert to look at those IDs 561 00:24:30.345 --> 00:24:32.405 and really say, yeah, that's really Jerry. 562 00:24:32.805 --> 00:24:35.485 I love, I love you. I'm serious. I'm serious. 563 00:24:35.805 --> 00:24:38.845 I mean, I see hundreds of these things most days and 564 00:24:39.325 --> 00:24:41.445 I have never had hair since being in the village. 565 00:24:41.805 --> 00:24:44.565 Okay. There are exceptions to almost every rule. 566 00:24:45.475 --> 00:24:46.605 I'll make a notation of that 567 00:24:47.715 --> 00:24:48.715 Just for reference. The 568 00:24:48.715 --> 00:24:51.245 ID has a holographic overlay. Yeah. 569 00:24:51.555 --> 00:24:54.125 That is very specific that only we utilize. 570 00:24:54.945 --> 00:24:57.045 So that is an extra layer to understand that 571 00:24:57.045 --> 00:24:58.125 that is a valid id. 572 00:24:58.315 --> 00:25:00.685 Yeah. Just like your Florida driver's license. Yeah. 573 00:25:00.705 --> 00:25:02.885 But you can't see that, excuse me, 574 00:25:03.265 --> 00:25:05.405 on a want on a Yeah. That's why we 575 00:25:05.405 --> 00:25:06.405 Want Yeah. Show. Yeah. 576 00:25:06.405 --> 00:25:08.805 Okay. Sorry, I apologize. 577 00:25:11.105 --> 00:25:12.645 Oh, yeah. But 578 00:25:13.475 --> 00:25:17.845 What is this doing about contractors using the, uh, poles 579 00:25:20.435 --> 00:25:21.925 That, that wasn't, that wasn't raised. 580 00:25:22.065 --> 00:25:25.405 It was, it was talked about at some previous meeting 581 00:25:25.865 --> 00:25:29.365 or that, that they are, they're permitted to go ahead 582 00:25:29.385 --> 00:25:33.205 and use the, the restrooms rather than having them run 583 00:25:33.605 --> 00:25:34.005 Ized. That 584 00:25:34.865 --> 00:25:36.905 I think the bill, I, that's been something 585 00:25:36.905 --> 00:25:38.425 longstanding that I understand. 586 00:25:38.775 --> 00:25:43.745 They are, the restrooms are a public restroom at the pool, 587 00:25:45.455 --> 00:25:46.455 Anybody in the public. So 588 00:25:46.455 --> 00:25:47.665 if you're driving down the road, you 589 00:25:47.665 --> 00:25:48.665 Have to go. And there is a 590 00:25:48.665 --> 00:25:50.265 difference between using the restroom 591 00:25:50.265 --> 00:25:52.425 and participating in amenity activities. 592 00:25:52.815 --> 00:25:55.865 Just like any, anyone can walk into this facility, 593 00:25:56.165 --> 00:25:58.065 but they just can't partake in the, 594 00:25:58.645 --> 00:26:00.345 the actual activities in the rooms, 595 00:26:00.475 --> 00:26:02.585 aside from like a public meeting such as this 596 00:26:02.885 --> 00:26:05.065 or a county commission meeting, things of that nature. 597 00:26:05.805 --> 00:26:07.545 But they, they are open to the public. 598 00:26:07.805 --> 00:26:09.585 Yep. The, the pool at the, 599 00:26:09.685 --> 00:26:13.905 the restrooms at the colony pool are probably used almost 600 00:26:13.905 --> 00:26:18.155 as much by just the public who need a place to stop. 601 00:26:19.265 --> 00:26:21.395 Well, that's all I wanted to achieve was 602 00:26:21.395 --> 00:26:23.555 to get them away from the neighborhood pools 603 00:26:24.545 --> 00:26:27.295 where there are people, no one there. 604 00:26:27.295 --> 00:26:28.935 Sometimes there's just one woman sitting out 605 00:26:28.955 --> 00:26:30.175 or something along that line 606 00:26:31.275 --> 00:26:33.775 and get 'em into the rec centers. 607 00:26:35.925 --> 00:26:37.735 Okay. Uh, this's the first time I've heard that, 608 00:26:37.735 --> 00:26:39.135 that they want them to use the rec center. 609 00:26:39.485 --> 00:26:40.775 I've never had a problem with it. 610 00:26:41.485 --> 00:26:45.455 Yeah. I, that's gone through legal 611 00:26:45.515 --> 00:26:48.215 and discussed internally that it is a, a public restroom. 612 00:26:48.925 --> 00:26:53.815 Okay. Um, I guess at the very end, um, chairman, 613 00:26:54.075 --> 00:26:57.815 um, received the letter of kind of the update to the, uh, 614 00:26:58.185 --> 00:26:59.935 Morse Boulevard intersection in, 615 00:27:00.155 --> 00:27:03.735 you've probably seen the proposals that have come forward 616 00:27:04.165 --> 00:27:07.975 with the numbers of left turn lanes, right turn lanes north, 617 00:27:07.975 --> 00:27:08.975 south and all that stuff. 618 00:27:09.475 --> 00:27:12.535 Um, the design, I believe is supposed to be completed 619 00:27:12.555 --> 00:27:13.935 by September of this year. 620 00:27:14.675 --> 00:27:15.975 And, uh, completion 621 00:27:15.975 --> 00:27:18.135 of the construction one year following that. 622 00:27:18.475 --> 00:27:21.815 So we're talking September of 27, where 623 00:27:22.165 --> 00:27:24.575 that intersection will be Which intersection? 624 00:27:25.195 --> 00:27:28.095 Morris Boulevard and 44 Walmart. Yeah. 625 00:27:28.275 --> 00:27:30.655 But, but that's really, that's good for information. 626 00:27:30.655 --> 00:27:33.015 But it's not on the PA purview technically. No. 627 00:27:33.015 --> 00:27:34.375 I, that's just information purpose. 628 00:27:34.475 --> 00:27:37.095 But the committee had asked that, that know 629 00:27:37.095 --> 00:27:38.775 what a letter be written Yeah. 630 00:27:38.995 --> 00:27:42.215 Uh, to get an update, um, on that. But that was it. 631 00:27:42.475 --> 00:27:44.375 And I do have just one question, um, 632 00:27:44.375 --> 00:27:46.015 before I relinquish, Hey, ed, 633 00:27:46.015 --> 00:27:47.175 one question along those lines, 634 00:27:47.555 --> 00:27:50.015 is there any discussion about, uh, uh, 635 00:27:50.255 --> 00:27:51.255 changing the light pattern 636 00:27:51.475 --> 00:27:53.535 or studying that when that Walmart opens 637 00:27:53.645 --> 00:27:57.295 because the volume of traffic going on Morris and 44? 638 00:27:57.365 --> 00:27:58.975 Well, I think, think, I think that was one 639 00:27:58.975 --> 00:28:01.215 of the final comments that, you know, that is part 640 00:28:01.215 --> 00:28:03.095 of the Oh, that, oh, okay. 641 00:28:03.365 --> 00:28:05.455 Yeah. For the timing of lights and that. Yeah. 642 00:28:05.875 --> 00:28:08.735 Um, if memory serves, 643 00:28:09.155 --> 00:28:13.055 and this got, this, gotta go back probably a year 644 00:28:14.075 --> 00:28:18.175 or so and if, I think it was raised by, uh, Gilbert Windsor 645 00:28:18.595 --> 00:28:22.855 before he passed, it was a question about cameras 646 00:28:23.515 --> 00:28:24.695 at the postal station. 647 00:28:25.995 --> 00:28:27.935 And it wasn't too long ago where 648 00:28:28.775 --> 00:28:31.095 I think down south there would've been some thefts out 649 00:28:31.095 --> 00:28:34.175 of the, the, the fox and stuff like that. 650 00:28:35.435 --> 00:28:37.975 Why, again, I, you, I think you mentioned 651 00:28:37.975 --> 00:28:39.695 that it was a privacy matter 652 00:28:39.915 --> 00:28:43.855 or something of that nature that security cameras have 653 00:28:44.505 --> 00:28:47.015 never been installed there other than the one 654 00:28:47.015 --> 00:28:48.975 that's at the ATM machine. 655 00:28:49.075 --> 00:28:52.375 But is there some reason why they can't be So 656 00:28:53.305 --> 00:28:56.295 There is no fiber connectivity to those locations 657 00:28:56.515 --> 00:28:59.015 to support like a, a network type setup? 658 00:28:59.835 --> 00:29:01.695 Um, that, and we did bring that 659 00:29:01.915 --> 00:29:03.935 to the project wide advisory committee 660 00:29:04.275 --> 00:29:07.655 and they declined to pursue that based on the fact 661 00:29:07.655 --> 00:29:09.015 that the court Yes. 662 00:29:09.015 --> 00:29:13.255 Running fiber is, is extremely, it's a very costly endeavor, 663 00:29:14.155 --> 00:29:15.255 um, to get any sort 664 00:29:15.255 --> 00:29:17.175 of network connection to those locations. 665 00:29:17.495 --> 00:29:20.455 I wonder why they couldn't do one that maybe just records 666 00:29:20.595 --> 00:29:23.695 for two days or three days. And so are you 667 00:29:23.695 --> 00:29:26.095 Talking about inside where they're putting stuff in the 668 00:29:26.095 --> 00:29:27.215 boxes that we're not getting, 669 00:29:27.445 --> 00:29:29.015 that people are saying they're not getting, 670 00:29:29.315 --> 00:29:30.615 are you talking about just outside 671 00:29:30.615 --> 00:29:33.095 In the parking, the outside, you know, the perimeter. 672 00:29:33.205 --> 00:29:35.935 Yeah. But I remember that very well. 673 00:29:36.075 --> 00:29:38.975 In fact, we even, uh, had that discussion in, in, 674 00:29:38.995 --> 00:29:40.935 off, in, off board. But PA 675 00:29:40.965 --> 00:29:42.645 Brought it up and the course was outrageous. 676 00:29:42.945 --> 00:29:44.845 Yep. Was and that's what it was. It 677 00:29:44.845 --> 00:29:46.285 Was, they did decline to pursue that 678 00:29:46.525 --> 00:29:48.165 'cause that those are amenity facilities. 679 00:29:48.395 --> 00:29:51.805 Yeah. Um, I don't know what value 680 00:29:53.685 --> 00:29:57.685 anything is going to be reactive, um, based if you, 681 00:29:57.685 --> 00:30:00.685 if you don't have active monitoring or the ability to go. 682 00:30:01.865 --> 00:30:04.045 And the challenge 683 00:30:04.075 --> 00:30:06.885 with the stationary ones is if you don't hear about it in 684 00:30:06.885 --> 00:30:08.365 time, it writes over itself. 685 00:30:09.195 --> 00:30:12.125 True. But I guess if, if there's a real primer, 686 00:30:12.225 --> 00:30:14.485 if there's a real issue, you would think that 687 00:30:15.165 --> 00:30:18.485 somebody would've raised their hand pretty soon thereafter. 688 00:30:19.145 --> 00:30:21.485 And if it's, if it's recording for a couple days 689 00:30:21.545 --> 00:30:23.925 or whatnot, it should be, should be available. 690 00:30:24.085 --> 00:30:27.045 I i, it just, I just remember that, you know, 691 00:30:27.045 --> 00:30:30.125 coming about when was in the news, some, you know, 692 00:30:30.155 --> 00:30:32.565 some thefts just recently down south, out 693 00:30:32.565 --> 00:30:34.925 of the mailbox. Um, well, I, 694 00:30:35.065 --> 00:30:38.445 So I'm con I'm confused about out of the mailboxes. 695 00:30:38.445 --> 00:30:40.325 There's been complaints for a long time 696 00:30:40.795 --> 00:30:43.645 that mail is coming open or whatever, 697 00:30:43.745 --> 00:30:47.005 but that's the carriers that are the problem there. 698 00:30:47.065 --> 00:30:48.605 So that would be a camera inside. 699 00:30:49.345 --> 00:30:52.165 But if you, if the only way 700 00:30:52.165 --> 00:30:54.005 to get into a mailbox is you gotta have a key. 701 00:30:55.105 --> 00:30:56.245 So if you lost your key 702 00:30:56.245 --> 00:30:57.805 and somebody's dealing your mail, I don't, 703 00:30:57.965 --> 00:30:58.965 I don't if they try 'em open 704 00:30:58.985 --> 00:31:00.845 or whatever the case, there were steps down there. 705 00:31:01.065 --> 00:31:02.565 So unless, 706 00:31:02.625 --> 00:31:05.245 unless you're saying that those weren't theft, I, you know, 707 00:31:05.765 --> 00:31:06.765 I, I don't know. I didn't mean 708 00:31:06.765 --> 00:31:08.165 to read about it. I didn't hear about it. 709 00:31:08.345 --> 00:31:10.965 I'm just saying is I'm, I'm trying in my mind to see 710 00:31:11.425 --> 00:31:14.405 how something, how something gets stolen outta your mailbox. 711 00:31:14.745 --> 00:31:17.205 You haven't closed or locked it, you've lost your keys. 712 00:31:17.945 --> 00:31:20.125 Um, but I don't, 713 00:31:21.445 --> 00:31:23.285 I would just see that as project wide had 714 00:31:23.285 --> 00:31:24.565 already declined to pursue that. 715 00:31:24.865 --> 00:31:27.805 And based on the volume of locations, I think 716 00:31:27.805 --> 00:31:29.805 that would be a significant expense 717 00:31:29.905 --> 00:31:32.405 and challenge to try and manage 718 00:31:32.485 --> 00:31:33.485 That. Particularly when they're on that. 719 00:31:33.485 --> 00:31:34.005 I mean, 720 00:31:34.005 --> 00:31:36.125 if it was happening on a weekly basis at every mailbox, 721 00:31:36.265 --> 00:31:37.445 that'd be a whole different story. 722 00:31:37.505 --> 00:31:38.505 But, 723 00:31:38.745 --> 00:31:40.445 And edgy, were you referencing when you say, 724 00:31:41.005 --> 00:31:42.605 'cause that was in the paper and did, uh, 725 00:31:42.905 --> 00:31:44.925 the police officer was just here, you referenced 726 00:31:44.925 --> 00:31:47.765 that it was the, uh, wasn't it the oxy mailboxes? 727 00:31:47.765 --> 00:31:50.565 They were breaking into the V boxes. Yeah, boxes. 728 00:31:50.865 --> 00:31:52.525 The, that's what you were referring to. 729 00:31:52.525 --> 00:31:54.245 Maybe, maybe that's what that's Yeah, that, yeah. 730 00:31:54.245 --> 00:31:56.125 So we're going a little off, off road. Oh, I 731 00:31:56.125 --> 00:31:56.925 See what you're saying. Okay. 732 00:31:56.925 --> 00:31:58.365 Yeah. Yeah. I think that's what it was. 733 00:31:58.545 --> 00:32:00.245 It wasn't actually the mailboxes. 734 00:32:00.265 --> 00:32:02.325 In fact, he referenced it when he was just here. Right. 735 00:32:02.325 --> 00:32:03.525 And they have a suspect. 736 00:32:03.645 --> 00:32:04.885 I think that's what we're talking about. 737 00:32:05.145 --> 00:32:08.245 Oh, okay. So those, all the mail stations, they, 738 00:32:08.635 --> 00:32:11.125 they're like quasi federal buildings. 739 00:32:11.285 --> 00:32:12.645 I, I think, yeah. Yeah. 740 00:32:12.675 --> 00:32:15.045 They're maintained and built by the villages. 741 00:32:15.105 --> 00:32:17.125 But when you put the post office stuff in there, 742 00:32:17.745 --> 00:32:20.005 now the feds take over a lot of the control. 743 00:32:20.065 --> 00:32:22.965 And I would imagine to do anything like putting cameras 744 00:32:23.025 --> 00:32:25.445 and that stuff would be a five year project 745 00:32:25.585 --> 00:32:27.325 to get the feds to agree to anything. 746 00:32:27.805 --> 00:32:28.925 I don't know. If we 747 00:32:29.265 --> 00:32:30.845 Put in the parking lot, it Would be parking. 748 00:32:30.845 --> 00:32:32.885 We can't get fixed on mail. I'll get on mail. 749 00:32:33.835 --> 00:32:35.565 Alright. Moving right along, gentlemen. 750 00:32:36.145 --> 00:32:37.365 One other thing, uh, Brittany. 751 00:32:37.425 --> 00:32:41.245 See, like at, at the Hemingway, uh, postal station, 752 00:32:41.475 --> 00:32:45.525 there's a stack of, uh, the, the chairs that were 753 00:32:45.905 --> 00:32:46.965 around the pools 754 00:32:47.065 --> 00:32:50.925 And two weeks now, oh, Oh, they were a month. 755 00:32:51.065 --> 00:32:52.205 What's the deal with that? Is 756 00:32:52.515 --> 00:32:53.725 what happens to those Are those, 757 00:32:54.375 --> 00:32:56.685 Those are auctioned, so Oh, they are, 758 00:32:56.835 --> 00:32:58.005 they stage them there. 759 00:32:58.505 --> 00:33:00.805 Yes. And the auctioneer comes and picks them up. 760 00:33:01.305 --> 00:33:04.285 Um, and it, we use Gideon Auctioneer Company. 761 00:33:04.905 --> 00:33:07.685 Um, so as a governmental entity, they can, 762 00:33:07.755 --> 00:33:08.845 they come, they do that. 763 00:33:08.985 --> 00:33:11.525 Any type of proceeds, they remit back to the district. 764 00:33:12.025 --> 00:33:13.365 Um, so that's the process. 765 00:33:13.925 --> 00:33:15.205 I was wondering what they, what they did with 766 00:33:15.205 --> 00:33:17.165 that other than maybe put a sign 767 00:33:17.165 --> 00:33:18.485 that says help yourself, but 768 00:33:19.395 --> 00:33:21.965 Just don't touch No, no. 769 00:33:22.225 --> 00:33:23.485 The the auction company. 770 00:33:23.505 --> 00:33:27.125 You can go online and see the lots of, if you're looking 771 00:33:27.185 --> 00:33:30.165 for any type of, normally it's in bulk 772 00:33:30.265 --> 00:33:31.365 for that type of setup. 773 00:33:31.635 --> 00:33:32.805 Yeah. But you can go on, 774 00:33:32.805 --> 00:33:36.205 there's many different governmental entities that have, um, 775 00:33:36.315 --> 00:33:38.525 auctioned items on their website. 776 00:33:38.605 --> 00:33:39.605 I did not know that. Thank you. 777 00:33:39.745 --> 00:33:42.365 That's gotta be real costly. Am I correct? 778 00:33:42.835 --> 00:33:44.805 What, what they got like expiration 779 00:33:44.805 --> 00:33:45.965 dates on 'em or something? 780 00:33:45.965 --> 00:33:48.165 Seriously, some of 'em look like they're in great shape. 781 00:33:49.545 --> 00:33:52.205 So that's all part of the capital improvement plan. 782 00:33:52.545 --> 00:33:56.485 The replacement. Um, it, the challenge is, is that the, 783 00:33:57.955 --> 00:34:00.325 this community does have a high standard for 784 00:34:01.235 --> 00:34:02.925 what chairs, facilities. 785 00:34:03.155 --> 00:34:04.805 Yeah. Things of that nature. 786 00:34:04.875 --> 00:34:07.805 That there is a, a life cycle to those where you do start 787 00:34:07.805 --> 00:34:10.045 to see the wear and you need to keep ahead of it. 788 00:34:10.315 --> 00:34:11.565 Otherwise, we do start 789 00:34:11.685 --> 00:34:14.165 to hear the complaints about the sagging straps 790 00:34:14.265 --> 00:34:16.885 and everything else in, in the pool furniture. 791 00:34:16.985 --> 00:34:20.525 I'm just that, um, obviously just in the, in the ream 792 00:34:20.525 --> 00:34:25.125 of staying on cost, it seems like we're getting rid 793 00:34:25.125 --> 00:34:27.645 of 150 chairs if only 25 or bad. 794 00:34:27.945 --> 00:34:29.045 It makes no sense to me. 795 00:34:29.105 --> 00:34:31.205 To me it's a waste of money if you're doing that to every, 796 00:34:31.415 --> 00:34:32.445 every, uh, pool. 797 00:34:33.515 --> 00:34:35.445 Just because it's got that certain date 798 00:34:35.835 --> 00:34:37.125 that it's gotta be replaced. 799 00:34:37.805 --> 00:34:38.645 I think that's foolish. 800 00:34:38.765 --> 00:34:39.765 I think we're wasting a lot of money. 801 00:34:39.925 --> 00:34:41.605 I saw them chairs. I walked up to 'em. 802 00:34:41.715 --> 00:34:43.005 They look new, some of them. 803 00:34:43.305 --> 00:34:44.805 So staff still evaluates them. 804 00:34:44.825 --> 00:34:45.925 So I don't wanna say that it's, 805 00:34:45.925 --> 00:34:50.005 if something can be prolonged without affecting the 806 00:34:50.125 --> 00:34:53.325 resident's use of it, but generally speaking, you do start 807 00:34:53.325 --> 00:34:55.085 to see the wear on, 808 00:34:56.045 --> 00:34:58.005 I don't know, whatever type of accident it need glasses. 809 00:34:58.145 --> 00:35:02.005 But my point is, is the value of, of cost that we're going 810 00:35:02.005 --> 00:35:04.685 through, um, when you're talking about all our pools, if 811 00:35:04.685 --> 00:35:07.325 that many chairs and maybe 25% 812 00:35:07.365 --> 00:35:08.765 of bid, I say it's less than that. 813 00:35:09.135 --> 00:35:10.205 We're wasting a lot of money. 814 00:35:10.235 --> 00:35:12.005 It's gotta be hundreds of thousands of dollars. 815 00:35:12.235 --> 00:35:13.205 Well, you at least you're getting 816 00:35:13.205 --> 00:35:14.445 something back. But it's the same 817 00:35:14.445 --> 00:35:15.925 Thing about changing the Flowers though. 818 00:35:16.035 --> 00:35:17.445 Well, I'm just, well, hold on. 819 00:35:17.585 --> 00:35:19.525 I'm just saying you add all that. Right. 820 00:35:20.425 --> 00:35:24.245 We remember all, all amens are going up every year by CPI. 821 00:35:24.705 --> 00:35:27.445 Um, obviously I always disagree with taking off the cap. 822 00:35:27.465 --> 00:35:28.485 And they took off the cap. 823 00:35:28.585 --> 00:35:29.925 And now it seems like 824 00:35:29.925 --> 00:35:33.925 because we got the money, it seems to me, in my opinion, 825 00:35:34.465 --> 00:35:36.165 we are actually wasting a lot of money. 826 00:35:36.425 --> 00:35:38.365 That's what it, it seems to me. 'cause I look at them chairs 827 00:35:38.385 --> 00:35:40.485 and you multiply that by a hundred pools, 828 00:35:40.745 --> 00:35:42.445 you are talking hundreds of thousands of dollars. 829 00:35:42.475 --> 00:35:44.085 Yeah. And honestly, just 830 00:35:44.085 --> 00:35:46.645 because the met date, I think that's foolish. 831 00:35:46.865 --> 00:35:49.045 And because, and because it goes up every year 832 00:35:49.045 --> 00:35:50.125 and nobody votes on it. 833 00:35:50.465 --> 00:35:53.165 Nobody realizes that your money fees are going up 834 00:35:53.165 --> 00:35:55.445 and they're going up and we're wasting a lot of money. 835 00:35:56.045 --> 00:35:57.965 I looked at them chairs, I said, holy Christ, 836 00:35:58.845 --> 00:36:00.165 I bought chairs that were worse. 837 00:36:00.775 --> 00:36:02.845 Brand new, worse conditions than some of them are. 838 00:36:03.505 --> 00:36:05.845 You know, I mean, it's just my opinion. We 839 00:36:05.845 --> 00:36:06.845 Need to shop at the auction. 840 00:36:06.875 --> 00:36:08.765 Yeah. Well it's my opinion, it's funny. 841 00:36:08.785 --> 00:36:09.845 We argue about, you know, 842 00:36:10.125 --> 00:36:11.605 a couple hundred here, come hundred there. 843 00:36:11.605 --> 00:36:13.285 They're wasting hundreds of thousands of dollars 844 00:36:13.285 --> 00:36:15.965 that don't have to be replaced because it meets a date. 845 00:36:16.675 --> 00:36:19.925 Well, at, at the end of the day, they refurbish centers, 846 00:36:20.315 --> 00:36:22.085 repaint them, et cetera, on a schedule 847 00:36:22.085 --> 00:36:25.045 because that's what they have as a schedule. 848 00:36:25.785 --> 00:36:27.765 And I've been here 10 years. 849 00:36:27.765 --> 00:36:29.805 That's the first time I've seen those chairs replaced. 850 00:36:29.905 --> 00:36:32.645 So I'm guessing they're not changed every other year. 851 00:36:33.365 --> 00:36:35.045 I think they have a much longer life. 852 00:36:35.495 --> 00:36:37.285 We'll email out information on the 853 00:36:37.485 --> 00:36:38.965 CIP and the replacement plan. 854 00:36:39.355 --> 00:36:40.605 Yeah. I'm just saying it gives you, 855 00:36:40.865 --> 00:36:42.805 it gives you the impression that it's wasting money. 856 00:36:42.865 --> 00:36:44.765 It is. 'cause some of them are really in good shape. 857 00:36:45.225 --> 00:36:47.965 Uh, and the, like I said, again, you'd you multiply that by 858 00:36:47.985 --> 00:36:49.045 how many pools we got. 859 00:36:50.195 --> 00:36:51.765 Holy Christ. That's a lot of money. 860 00:36:52.025 --> 00:36:54.045 But you know people who don't, the people, 861 00:36:54.045 --> 00:36:55.365 yeah. And you know, 862 00:36:55.505 --> 00:36:57.845 People who don't play golf will tell you that, you know, 863 00:36:59.205 --> 00:37:01.445 refurbishing golf holds for, you know, 864 00:37:01.685 --> 00:37:03.845 a hundred thousand dollars is a waste of money. 'cause they 865 00:37:03.845 --> 00:37:04.845 Don't use it. If it's needed. The 866 00:37:04.845 --> 00:37:05.485 end of the day, the 867 00:37:05.485 --> 00:37:06.565 key is you're missing out the thing. 868 00:37:06.605 --> 00:37:07.645 I don't mean to debate yet 869 00:37:07.645 --> 00:37:09.525 because I'm just trying to say money I understand need. 870 00:37:09.525 --> 00:37:11.165 Hold on, let me finish. But they're defined. 871 00:37:11.255 --> 00:37:12.845 Lemme finish please. Um, 872 00:37:13.185 --> 00:37:15.645 I'm just saying if it's not needed, you're waste the money. 873 00:37:15.945 --> 00:37:16.945 That's all I'm saying. 874 00:37:18.385 --> 00:37:21.485 So again, need is relative. 875 00:37:22.385 --> 00:37:24.605 Do they need to replace flowers every quarter? 876 00:37:27.325 --> 00:37:32.285 I got nothing. Nothing Else. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. 877 00:37:32.285 --> 00:37:35.885 Everybody, they all controversial, you know? Yeah, yeah. 878 00:37:35.885 --> 00:37:38.445 It's just, it is a waste of money. It just, it just is. 879 00:37:38.505 --> 00:37:40.525 But what the heck, go ahead. Anybody. 880 00:37:40.635 --> 00:37:43.245 Okay. Changing the subject. Yes. Uh, golf course. 881 00:37:43.475 --> 00:37:48.005 Back to the golf course. Yankee Clipper needs 882 00:37:48.005 --> 00:37:49.885 to be shut down and taken care of. 883 00:37:50.025 --> 00:37:51.885 Our people are supposed to be monitoring those 884 00:37:51.985 --> 00:37:53.005 on a weekly basis. 885 00:37:55.155 --> 00:37:59.465 Those greens are atrocious, bare spots, et cetera. 886 00:38:00.685 --> 00:38:02.975 And I'd like 887 00:38:02.975 --> 00:38:07.675 to know why. I'll follow 888 00:38:07.675 --> 00:38:09.315 Up with the golf team and we'll get a response. 889 00:38:09.765 --> 00:38:12.875 Thank you. Is 890 00:38:12.875 --> 00:38:15.115 that the one we just spent $2 million to refurbish? 891 00:38:15.615 --> 00:38:20.395 No, no. That was the, no, that was a different course. 892 00:38:22.105 --> 00:38:23.195 Have to remember which one. 893 00:38:23.355 --> 00:38:24.795 'cause we've done so many, I guess. 894 00:38:25.055 --> 00:38:27.355 Oh, refurbishing is about 1.2 895 00:38:27.355 --> 00:38:29.075 to 1.3 million most of the time. 896 00:38:29.175 --> 00:38:30.555 Mm-hmm. That's the magic number. 897 00:38:30.985 --> 00:38:32.835 Yeah. And you do 10 of those a year. 898 00:38:32.945 --> 00:38:34.355 Alright. Darryl, any questions? 899 00:38:35.625 --> 00:38:38.205 Uh, I have six or seven or eight questions, 900 00:38:38.225 --> 00:38:39.605 but I am going to refrain. 901 00:38:41.685 --> 00:38:46.125 I love you. I'll second that. I, I have no questions. 902 00:38:46.625 --> 00:38:50.445 Motion to adjourn. I, me too. 903 00:38:50.465 --> 00:38:54.565 Do I get a motion to adjourn? Adjourn. Second. All in favor? 904 00:38:55.145 --> 00:38:58.285 Aye. Have a great day. We have a record. Yeah.