Clark County Council

0:00 summarized good evening and welcome everyone calling to order clark county council tuesday september 15th 2026 if you'll join me in standing for the pledge of allegiance and then remain standing for the invocation that will be provided by al walter with the countywide chaplaincy i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all

0:57 you are invited to join me in this prayer lord god you know all things you know when we sit down when we stand up and you record every thought we think even our motivations we invoke your powerful presence your truth your righteousness among us we pray for our county state and nation that your light would overpower our overwhelmed darkness we humble ourselves before you praying and seeking your face help us turn from any self-serving thoughts and pursue your ways your thoughts your priorities thank you for your patience and your mercy we ask for your sovereign oversight during this council meeting thank you for our county counselors guide their decisions give them wisdom and discernment and may we all respect your word and seek the highest good for

1:57 our county and may we all find peace with you and peace with one another in the name of jesus the messiah amen okay thank you very much for that uh let's move on first up is a proclamation for the national day of remembrance for homicide victims it'll be read by counselor young and accepting will be michelle bart president of the national women's coalition against violence and exploitation thank you both hi it's good to see you yes i will go ahead and read the proclamation whereas each year thousands of families and communities across our nation are forever changed

2:57 by the act of violence and other forms of violence that resulted in homicide in our local communities and whereas the national day of remembrance for homicide victims observed annually on september 25th honors the memory of those whose lives have been taken by violence and recognizes the enduring grief and resilience of their loved ones left behind and whereas this day of remembrance offers an opportunity to increase public awareness about the impact of homicide to support survivors and their families and to reaffirm our collective commitment to preventing violence and seeking justice and whereas organizations such as the national women's coalition against violence and exploitation in w cave odyssey world international education services every town for gun safety and the national organization of parents of murdered children provide vital advocacy resources and

3:54 compassionate support to survivors of homicide victims and whereas the national women's coalition against violence and exploitation and odyssey world international education services will host a community candlelight memorial on the national day of remembrance at esther short park in vancouver washington on september 20 september 25th 2026 from 5 to 7 pm creating a space to remember to heal and to stand together against violence now therefore the clark county council does hereby proclaim september 25th 2026 as national day of remembrance for homicide victims in clark county washington and encourage all citizens to honor the lost lives support survivors and renew our commitment to help prevent violence in our county and beyond sign this 15th day of september 2026 by all five

4:51 county counselors and i just wanted to say thank you for the work i remember meeting with you a few years ago and learning about the massive gap that your organization fills and helping people that they're trying yes so please thank you say a few words thank you thank you sir thank you thank you thank you so much for your time and i hope that you will continue to support the work that you do and i hope that you will continue to support the work that you do and i hope that you will continue to support the work that you do and i hope that you will continue to support the work that you do and i hope that you will continue to support the work that you do and i hope that you will continue to support the work that you do and i hope that you will continue to support the work that you do and it um there are many many families in this town and in this county that have lost their lives to violence um but we know there's more that we're not familiar with so if you're watching

5:51 this tonight we encourage you to come out and be with people that understand you that unfortunately are part of a group that they never wanted to be in we encourage family friends loved ones to come out and remember your loved one and we can only keep pushing you know prevention is everything so if you see something say something right now i'd like to introduce the family of star monica star murrah we represent their family and we're going to hear from her family and we're going to hear from star murrah we represent their family and we're going to hear from star murrah we represent their family thank you michelle and the national coalition against violence and exploitation good evening council members clark county district attorney

6:46 judge susan clark and members of the community and all the friends and family that have logged in this evening my name is jen ristow and i'm here today in recognition of national homicide victims month to honor my best friend my sister from another mister as we always said monica star mara when people hear star's name many think of a homicide case i don't i think of a one of one of a kind best friend i think of her infectious unforgettable laugh that could fill a room i think of her kindness her compassion and the way she made people feel loved without even trying i think of the countless memories we shared the conversations only best friends understand and the unwavering loyalty she showed to the people that she cared about star was a mother she was a daughter a sister a friend and a woman whose life mattered deeply

7:42 in 2021 star's life was violently taken in an act of unimaginable domestic violence when she was stabbed to death by her husband in front of their son the attack lasted only moments but the devastation has lasted years for her son who must grow up without his mother for her family who will never again hear her walk through the door for her friends who still reach for the phone sometimes forgetting for just a second that she's gone national homicide victims month exists because victims are more than headlines court files case numbers star is not a case number she mattered her life mattered her voice mattered and even now years later since 2021 an ongoing court proceedings continue to reopen the wounds for people who loved her most

8:36 while we continue to navigate grief we remain committed to making sure her voice and the voices of homicide victims everywhere are never forgotten and never minimized and never lost tonight i ask that you remember star not for the violence that she took that took her life but for the beautiful life that she lived i would like to conclude by sharing a short recording of star's voice so that you can hear a small piece of that incredible person we were so fortunate to love

9:13 hi honey me it's about 7 45 here i'm dying my hair so i thought i'd have at least 40 minutes lol anyways call me if you have a minute okay i love you give my love to everyone we have to catch up there's so much and i want to hear everything that you've been doing okay i love you bye i won't say lol again i love you heart and soul star your voice has finally been heard thank you everybody thank you thank you for all of your work and so sorry for the losses it's really our honor to support with this proclamation just a small bit but

10:13 i'm honored to do it thank you okay let's move on with the roll call michelle counselor young here cancer belcott present counselor little here and chair marshall here thank you are there amendments to the agenda and oh go ahead kathy uh counselor frontes is also online oh he is mm-hmm he just got on the counselor fuentes can you hear us yes i can hear okay so he's here as well all right kathleen for amendments for the agenda i would like to add separate business item number three and this is regarding a temporary road closure okay thank you we'll add that okay moving on uh to open public comment and you can also comment on

11:12 the consent and separate business items there will be public hearings for specific items but this is for the open public component we do have a couple folks signed up in the room great um michael is it morris you want to step up to the podium sir um good evening so i'm talking about stamps of receivership like um

11:47 good evening so i'm talking about stamps of receivership like

4:11:09 good evening so i'm talking about stamps of receivership like at this point from from stamps of receivership like at this point from from stamps of receivership like at this point from from district 10 district 10 district 10 you know they have gone to their voters you know they have gone to their voters you know they have gone to their voters for bond and it's failed and this can be for bond and it's failed and this can be for bond and it's failed and this can be a kind of a stop gap as i you know a kind of a stop gap as i you know a kind of a stop gap as i you know mentioned in our previous discussions mentioned in our previous discussions mentioned in our previous discussions but i what the thing about it is once but i what the thing about it is once but i what the thing about it is once we institute and this is why i treated we institute and this is why i treated we institute and this is why i treated the request from the schools a little the request from the schools a little the request from the schools a little bit different different is because they bit different different is because they bit different different is because they have had impact fees have had impact fees have had impact fees and their funding structure is built and their funding structure is built and their funding structure is built around that around that around that we have a difference here right now your we have a difference here right now your we have a difference here right now your funding structure is not built around funding structure is not built around funding structure is not built around it but the decision for us to institute it but the decision for us to institute it but the decision for us to institute an impact fee will change that an impact fee will change that an impact fee will change that indefinitely you will start to build your indefinitely you will start to build your structure around that structure around that structure around that and so at this point um and so at this point um and so at this point um i would uh for district three i would i would uh for district three i would i would uh for district three i would make a motion that we approve that with make a motion that we approve that with make a motion that we approve that with the amendment that we fund the the amendment that we fund the the amendment that we fund the commercial portion of it and not the commercial portion of it and not the commercial portion of it and not the residential

4:12:09 okay there is a motion is there a second okay there is a motion is there a second and then we'll discuss what's that yeah i i made a motion there's a there's a yeah i i made a motion there's a there's a motion there has not been a second i i don't hear a second so your motion i i don't hear a second so your motion would fail for lack of a second would fail for lack of a second would fail for lack of a second i have a clarifying question uh as with i have a clarifying question uh as with i have a clarifying question uh as with the schools are we required to the schools are we required to the schools are we required to adopt the capital facilities plan is adopt the capital facilities plan is adopt the capital facilities plan is that something we need to we do need to that something we need to we do need to that something we need to we do need to do that so and it's so the question do that so and it's so the question do that so and it's so the question would be would be would be uh at what uh at what uh at what level we might be willing to fund it level we might be willing to fund it level we might be willing to fund it uh yes counselor little uh yes counselor little uh yes counselor little make a motion to approve district three make a motion to approve district three make a motion to approve district three plan and fees plan and fees plan and fees this is matt little this is matt little this is matt little thank you is there a second thank you is there a second thank you is there a second second it's been moved and seconded second it's been moved and seconded

4:13:07 second it's been moved and seconded uh and i would just uh remind that uh uh and i would just uh remind that uh uh and i would just uh remind that uh this is battleground maybe we could put this is battleground maybe we could put this is battleground maybe we could put the map up where all the districts the map up where all the districts the map up where all the districts are uh this is kind of uh the city of are uh this is kind of uh the city of are uh this is kind of uh the city of battleground and beyond and that the battleground and beyond and that the battleground and beyond and that the city of battleground has already city of battleground has already city of battleground has already adopted impact fees i just wanted to adopted impact fees i just wanted to adopted impact fees i just wanted to make that clear make that clear make that clear so uh it's been moved and seconded so uh it's been moved and seconded so uh it's been moved and seconded and we'll go for the roll call and we'll go for the roll call and we'll go for the roll call counselor young no counselor young no counselor young no councillor belcott councillor belcott councillor belcott councillor fuentes councillor fuentes councillor fuentes councillor little aye and chair marshall councillor little aye and chair marshall councillor little aye and chair marshall aye aye aye three to one or three to two a motion three to one or three to two a motion three to one or three to two a motion carries carries carries thank you thank you thank you let's move on to fire district six let's move on to fire district six capital facility plan any other comments related to district six if not I'll entertain a motion

4:14:05 oh public comment sorry so many public comment periods uh anyone from the public that would like to speak there's no public comment chair no anyone in the room all right uh okay that closes the public comment for uh district fire district six uh no other comments or questions I'll entertain a motion to approve so moved thank you is there a second second second moved and seconded chair yes please go ahead I I would have made a motion but I'm certain it would have failed to also recommend the commercial portion um but uh I'll be a no

4:14:58 vote on this as well okay uh and the second was matt little matt little and councillor fuentes moved the motion uh so let's do the roll call councillor young no councillor belcott nay councillor fuentes aye councillor little aye and chair marshall aye 3-2 motion carries okay then moving on to fire district number 10 capital facilities plan any further comments or questions if not I'll entertain a motion comment please sorry you're going to have to remind me every single time okay any public comment

4:15:52 there's no public comment okay oh we are one okay colleague you've been sent a request I'm you please go ahead and do so state your name for the record and please go ahead with your comment hi thank you um if the chair could answer my question real quick uh I kind of just give me the subject matter of uh what you were talking about I kind of lost track of my mind here so um we're heading home so this is the this is uh fire district number 10 capital facilities plan oh okay so there were quite a few schools and one of you um fire thing so here's the deal it's september um how much how many times that we're going to hear about funding for

4:16:50 everything I mean it seems like it's just a constant realm of funding and so again I can only say wake up people and let's hold you guys accountable I know I'm trying to hold a law and justice accountable here but um spend our money wisely maybe cut down a little bit of the fundings on the administrations and give more to the actual firefighters that's out there fighting they have families let's help them out let's think about that you work for the people and what the people want from our uh fire districts that serve the people and they serve them um honorably I might add um I always like to add that Jesus Christ was the first and and best servant and server in in the universe right so it's okay to to serve people and um

4:17:44 anyway everybody have a good night and god bless you thank you anyone else that concludes public comment chair okay sure yes I will move approval of the district 10 capital facilities plan as well as the plan for the impact fees okay thank you is there a second second point this point is second okay uh so without who made the motion the most I'm I'm sorry councillor young okay uh we'll do the roll call then councillor young aye councillor belcott

4:18:34 aye councillor fuentes aye councillor little aye and chair marshall aye four to one motion carries four to one okay moving on to clark cowlitz uh fire and rescue capital facilities plan any other comments or questions let's open it for public comment

4:19:04 no public comment chair okay thank you uh then without further ado is there a motion on this one sure yes please go ahead motion to approve clark clark cowlitz uh plan and fees thank you very much is there a second matt little matt little made that motion second point this fuentes seconded uh uh then let's do the roll call sure just real quick okay I just wanted to point out that my no votes are not against the capital facility plans I trust your judgment on that that you know what's right for your district in terms of capital needs so my vote is only simply against the mechanism that we're looking at for that funding okay but the motion includes both that is correct okay roll call councillor young no councillor belcott

4:20:04 nay councillor fuentes councillor little aye chair marshall aye thank you motion carries four to one three to two oh I'm sorry three to two it's late okay uh I believe that concludes the capital facilities plans for the what three districts four districts okay thank you very much appreciate all the work that you do I know it was a great deal of work to bring this forward so good work thank you thank you chair thank you council I'll just stay up here good okay we're going to be moving on to the annual review suspension extension and bart uh we've been this through this I think at least a couple of times but if you could remind

4:21:01 us what this is about yeah this is I think my third time and jose did it uh before that um so this is probably your easiest one of the evening uh we have a suspension of the uh annual review process in effect uh that was started back in uh 23 as noted in the staff report and um statutorial statutorily we cannot um open up the comp plan more than once a year the uh periodic update is that opening in this year so uh we thought we'd get done a little earlier but as we all know we are finishing up in a couple weeks and therefore our uh extension of the um suspension that was going to end uh september 30th was a little short and so 30 more days should get us uh to the finish line

4:21:59 and then we can open up the annual reviews for next year's cycle which we will expedite as quickly as possible we know we have lots of people in the queue that want to get in on it as soon as the comp plan is done so that's all I have to say about that unless anyone has any questions I have a quick question yes and when would it does it open up immediately after the comp plan is adopted or would it begin with the new year the the applications normally would open at the beginning of october but since we can't do that legally then we if you all approve this then we will send out a news release and open them up on november 1st so we'll lose 30 days but we should be able to get back on track and then be looking at them in the early part of next year well we've lost 10 months so well there you go who's counting I know some people

4:22:56 who are okay um any questions on this one okay this is a subject go ahead does this need a public comment public hearing yes yeah okay anybody uh online we have a hand raised chair okay thank you caller you've been sent a request to unmute please go ahead and do so state your name for the record and go ahead with your comment hi Kimberly Goheen Elbin so um I just got home and I actually left my papers um here at home uh my printed agenda that had some errors on it and things but with that said um on one of the sheets it did not have this as a public hearing so um I did read over it um just bear with me here for a moment I don't want to go in the house because I got

4:23:56 three puppies that'll maul me to death so um I say if this affects the gma or anything else or maybe a small shutdown of our of our government to settle things down and spending and stuff I say let's do let's just uh uh suspend it forever that's what I would like to think but uh of course that'd be silly to think something like that right um I I don't know if it's responsibilities that this has to be extended and all that. And there's, um, you know, a lot, this is a deep subject, uh, some call it a swamp, but, um, yeah, I, I go ahead. You're going to do it anyway, because I'm only one speak person speaking about this, which I really wish I wasn't,

4:24:49 but, um, do whatever it is that the people, the majority of the people want. And pretty much the few that show up, I can tell what that majority want. And they represent thousands of people, not just, I used to say hundreds, but now it's thousands of people, but they're too busy there. I mean, look at it. It's what, uh, 1027 at night. This might be by design that it's late like that. And nobody, you know, everybody's in bed getting ready for work tomorrow morning. Right. Get their good sleep or the breathing in all this toxic nano product. So, um, yeah, let's get, let's just rest the government a little bit. How about that? And think about that. Go to bed tonight and pray to God. Bye-bye. Bye. Okay. That concludes public comment. Uh, any further comments, uh, from the council and if not, I'll entertain a motion. Well, I'll entertain.

4:25:49 A motion to approve. So moved. Matt little. It's been moved. Is there a second? Second counselor, young seconded. Okay. Oh, this is a resolution. I was all set for a roll call. Okay. Uh, all those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed though. Okay. Unanimous. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Then moving on. There's yeah. Yeah. But there's, there's more that we have to deal with here. Uh, the consent agenda. Uh, would anyone like to pull anything on the consent agenda? No. Okay. Then I'll entertain a motion to approve the consent agenda item one through seven. So

4:26:46 moved. It's been moved. Is there a second second point? Moved and seconded. It was counselor young who moved it and counselor Fuentes who seconded all those in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Motion carries. Okay. Separate business item. Uh, number one, uh, internal services, Michelle, you're here to chat with us about this. Thank you for sticking around for this long night. No problem. Uh, good evening counselors, Michelle Schuster, director of internal services. Um, I'm here tonight to request approval to repurpose budget between three of our clean building projects and approve and approve. For the county manager to have authority to sign this amendment to the interlocal agreement with DS that's been previously approved. And all future amendments for these projects, the public service center, the center for

4:27:45 community health and the courthouse need to meet a specific state target effective use life, our EUL by 2027 CCH. We have found currently is actually meeting the targeted EUL due to, um, being part of the strategic energy management cohort that we've been in since 2019 with Clark public utility. We've had no cost, low cost projects on the building. We've done some other upgrades. When we moved the VA in, there was some requirements to bring some lead standards into the building. So because of all those efforts we've done over the years, we've actually found out that we've met the target, um, that we didn't think we're going to be able to hit. And so, um, our PSC billion, unfortunately, is still not meeting our extended use EUL. Um, and then our courthouse is barely meeting it right now. Um, and the equipment. Okay. The HVAC system is really at end of life. And so we're afraid that if we don't replace that,

4:28:42 even though it's mean the EUL right now, it may not meet it because we've got to continuously measure this. And so if something should fail, we wouldn't be meeting it. So what we're asking tonight is that, um, we take the money that was set aside for CCH and we repurpose it because the PSC is coming in a little bit higher than what our initial budget figure was. And then our courthouse is coming in quite a bit higher. Okay. And so, but taking the savings from CCH and reallocating them to those two projects, plus the, um, early adopter incentive, we're going to get for PSC and some utility credits that we're going to get from doing these projects that will actually cover both the courthouse and the PSC work we need. So we don't need any additional funding, but we do need to repurpose funding that's already been approved. Um, and for the PSC, um, the big things that are going to happen is we're going to do the,

4:29:37 uh, replacement of the JACE controllers, which are really the brains of our HVAC. And we're going to integrate that into our building automation system, and that'll help run our air handlers more efficiently, our terminal units, our fan cooling units, our exhaust fans, our boiler and heating water systems, our boosters and fire pumps, our chiller cooler towers. We're also going to be installing some CO2 sensors throughout the building. And so that'll really help us like tell where people are and where we need to be. Um, and then we're going to be looking at, you know, what's going to happen when we need to basically put more HVAC into those areas and less in areas that aren't as fully populated in the building. Um, it'll add some alarms, uh, monitor the outside air to help with the conditioning and then sequence and provide efficiency. So that's sort of the work that'll be going to the PSC with this clean building money. And then for our center for, or for our courthouse, um, we'll be replacing all of the controller units over there. Um, the existing

4:30:36 controller units are, um, from 2002, they've reached end of life. They're not very efficient. Um, and so this will basically, and then we're going to be replacing a lot of our pneumatic actuators that are over there that are really past end of life. Um, and this will really help control our operations, the ease of troubleshooting over there, more control over the system and really comfort level in the courthouse. Cause I don't know if you've been in the courthouse, but they have a lot of fans in the courtroom. Um, and so we're going to be replacing a lot of our actuators to move air because our system isn't as effective as it could be. And so it'll really improve that. And we have talked to the courts. We're going to do a lot of court activity outside normal hours, cause we can't interrupt courts. So a lot of this work will be happening after hours weekends for that PSC. We'll see some work during the normal business operations, but not stuff that's going to disturb the really disturbing stuff. Stuff that might disturb operations will be after hours, but to keep the price down, we're going to try and fit some of that into the normal,

4:31:36 Monday through Friday. So that's the ask tonight is to repurpose some funds to get the two buildings up to compliance for the deadline in 2027 and to get the contract signed with DES. Great. Thank you very much. And thanks for juggling all these complex things with all of these buildings. Are there any questions from council? Chair? Yes. Pneumatic actuators. That's very interesting. And I'm curious, but I'm not going to ask any questions. I move approval of separate business item number two. Thank you. This is separate business item number one. Sorry, number one. Yep. I second. Moved and seconded. Any other comments? If not, all those in favor say aye. Aye. Motion carries. Okay. Item number two. Thank you, Michelle. Public works.

4:32:32 I think Marlena Milosevic-Butler. Is that who it is? Well, this is for request approval to submit four grant proposals to Washington State Department of Ecology to fund stormwater capital projects. I think we've all had a chance to look those over. So moved. I think we finally hooked -- I think I'm finally hooked in. Is that Jeff? Can you hear me? Hi, Jeff. I think we're getting a little echo. How's that? That's great. All right. Sorry about the technical difficulties. Good evening, Chair. Good evening, council. Jeff Schnabel, infrastructure and assessment.

4:33:32 I'm Jeff Schnabel, infrastructure and assessment services manager with clean water division. Standing in for Marlena Milosevic-Butler tonight who is our capital program manager. This item, separate business number two for you tonight is a request to approve submittal of four grant submittals or proposals to Washington Department of Ecology for some of our stormwater capital projects from the six-year plan. Most of you are familiar with this. We tend to come back about this time each year looking for approval to submit grant proposals. This year we have four projects listed in front of you there that basically they all go to the water quality combined funding program. So there's a number of different grants that are covered in one sort of application. The two that we get most of our funding from Ecology from are the stormwater financial assistance program, the stormwater financial assistance program.

4:34:28 The two that we get most of our funding from Ecology from are the stormwater financial assistance program, which is called SFAP and then also the centennial clean water fund for projects that are more non-point source pollution, things like stream restorations, reforestation projects where the SFAP dollars go towards infrastructure improvement, things like stormwater facility retrofits and brand new facilities that we construct. The two that we get most of our funding from Ecology from are the stormwater financial assistance program, the stormwater financial assistance program, which is called SFAP and then also the centennial clean water fund for projects that are more non-point source pollution, things like stream restorations, reforestation projects where the SFAP dollars go towards infrastructure improvement, things like stormwater facility retrofits and brand new facilities that we construct. The two that we get most of our funding from Ecology from are the stormwater financial assistance program, the stormwater financial assistance program, which is called SFAP and then also the centennial clean water fund for projects that are more non-point source pollution, things like stormwater facility retrofits and brand new facilities that we construct.

4:35:23 reforestation, sorry. And those last three, two, three, and four are for the centennial fund dollars. So total of all of these is just about exactly $2 million that we'll be requesting. And we're just looking for your approval to go ahead and send in those applications. And if you have any questions, I'll certainly try to address them. Great. We love to hear about grants submittals. Would any of these be in jeopardy related to us being out of compliance with the GMA? Yeah, good question, Chair. So the only one of these four that would be in jeopardy is the first one. So projects that are funded with the Stormwater Financial Assistance Program are susceptible to that. We do have to be in compliance with GMA to be able to accept those dollars. So that one's for $765,000.

4:36:18 So that would be at risk if we were not in compliance with GMA at the time that we needed to sign a grant agreement, which is a little while from now, a year or so. But the other three, the centennial fund source is not subject to those restrictions. So those three are safe regardless of GMA compliance. Great. Thanks for that information. Any questions or comments from the council? If not, I'll entertain a motion to approve. So moved. Matt Little. I think we don't have a court reporter anymore. So you're good. So it's been moved and seconded. All those in favor, say aye. Aye. Motion carries. Thank you very much. Jeff. Thanks, Council. Yep. And now temporary road closure, which has been added to our agenda item three of bridge number 222.

4:37:18 This is a staff report and a resolution to, it's a formality we had on September 5th. Just for the record, could you identify yourself? Yes. Steve Gallup, Transportation Division Manager within Public Works. Last name is G-A-L-L-U-P. And on September 5th, we had a crash. That vehicle crashed into one of our bridges and guardrail approaching the bridge. And because of that, we actually had to close the road down on Northeast 167th Avenue over there in the Hawkinson area. And so until we could get our bridge engineer out there to inspect the bridge and make sure it was safe to reopen.

4:38:18 So once our bridge engineer did that, we reopened it. But per the RCW, we have to give you guys permission, approval to close the road that we already did. Okay. We want to follow all the rules. Any questions? I'm sorry. I have one. Okay. Go ahead. Are we going to be working on collecting damages? Yes. We are paying for the repairs? So we do. Yeah. If they have insurance that we can collect on, we get that information at the time of crash and go after the insurance for recovery costs. Okay. If there's no other questions, I'll entertain a motion to approve. So moved. Second. Moved by Belcott, seconded by Young. All those in favor say aye. Aye.

4:39:18 Councilor Little I didn't hear your I. Yeah I said I. Okay thank you. Just making sure. Okay. Thank you. Unanimous all those in favor. Well I'm not I already said that. Okay motion carries. County managers report. I have nothing. Thank you. Great. Thank you. We've completed our agenda and without objection this meeting is adjourned.

Topic	Confidence	Timestamp	Keywords
cross_cutting	cross_cutting	4:26:30	consent agenda	View
cross_cutting	cross_cutting	11:12	public comment, public hearing	View
cross_cutting	cross_cutting	4:14:26	public comment, public hearing	View
cross_cutting	cross_cutting	4:27:34	interlocal agreement	View

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