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Mayor Fullmer opened the meeting at07 pm. Councilmember Sifuentes gave the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance. PRESENTATIONS/RECOGNITIONS/AWARDS/PROCLAMATIONS
Mayor Fullmer gave a brief update on the Frontrunner quiet zones. She thanked staff for their quick response in getting Vineyard into compliance.
Mayor Fullmer explained that the council had appointed Natalie Harbin as a new Planning Commissioner during the September,24 City Council meeting and invited her to say a few words. City Recorder Pamela Spencer swore in Natalie Harbin as a Planning Commission member. WORK SESSION1. Privacy,Cybersecurity,andITServices Update ExecutiveAssistantNatileeAllenwillpresentanupdateonPrivacy,Cybersecurity, and IT Services.
Executive Assistant Natilee Allen presented on Privacy,Cybersecurity,andITServices. She invited Chris Bramwell to explain the privacy process. Ms. Allen continued her presentation. Councilmember Rasmussen invited everyone to attend a privacy academy next week Councilmember Holdaway asked about the cost for Ms. Allen to be certified and how much for the RFP. Ms. Allen replied that the certification was being funded through the state. City Manager Eric Ellis explained that the contract would come before the council for approval. 2. DiscussiononSisterCities
Community Development Director Morgan Brim gave a presentation on sister cities.
Councilmember Holdaway commented that he had a bad experience with sister cities and felt they should be doing the research through zoom instead of traveling to any cities.
Councilmember Cameron requested to hear from other cities that had sister cities. Councilmember Rasmussen working with them and benefit from them. Mayor Fullmer explained that they were looking at the Innovation center and bringing economic development to Vineyard. PUBLICCOMMENTS
Mayor Fullmer called for public comments.
Daria Evans, living in The Villas subdivision, thanked Mr. Brim and the Planning Commission for answering her questions that she had during the previous Planning Commission meeting. She had question about an article that came out in the Daily Herald from the mayor. She wanted to know where the innovation campus would be located and who would be paying for it. She asked where the solution to pump steam, hot water, or chilled water to buildings had been used. She also asked about exploring the role of advanced nuclear, small nuclear reactors and where they would be placed and who the national leaders were she mentioned in the article. She also asked about the exploring large-scale battery storage systems and where they would be putting them.
Karen Cornelious, living in the Villas subdivision, commented on the same article Ms. Evans quoted from. She also asked about the Public Safety Master Plan and expressed concerns about taxes. She felt that residents were being kept in the dark and stressed that things should be shared publicly. She asked about benefits from the World Trade Organization membership. Wants to learn more from coming to council meetings. She expressed he concerns about a comment at Planning Commission that there was too much parking at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake Center.
Ann Hellewell, living in the Lakefront development, expressed concerns with parking issues in the Lakefront. She felt that the Homeowners Association parking passes were useless.
Kim Cornelius, living in The Villas subdivision, expressed concern with election procedures and ranked choice voting.
Councilmember Cameron reviewed the parking issues. She mentioned that there would be a roundtable discussion on NovemberatPM in the City Council Chambers. Mr. Ellis added that they were working on a Parking Master Plan and policies for varied neighborhoods, and also a less expensive parking management plan.
Mayor Fullmer explained that the council would be voting on ranked choice voting in early25.
Mayor Fullmer suggested that the council hold a work session to talk about the Daily Hearld article. She explained that a lot of these things came out in small moments and that was why she puts an article in the news. She also mentioned that they were working at multiple levels and with the State’s plan for nuclear energy. MAYORANDCOUNCILMEMBERS'REPORTS/DISCLOSURES/RECUSALS Mayor Fullmer moved this item to the end of the meeting. STAFF,COMMISSION, ANDCOMMITTEE REPORTS Mayor Fullmer moved this item to the end of the meeting. CONSENT ITEMS1. Approvalof the September,24, City Council MeetingMinutes2. CrossConnectionControlRequirements(Ordinance2024-12) TheCrossConnectionControlOrdinanceprotectsVineyardCity'swatersupplyfrom contamination by regulating backflow prevention.3. BidAwardforPavementPreservation(Resolution2024-29)FiscalImpact: $350,000,ApprovedintheFY24Budget(Transportation)
Mayor Fullmer called for a motion to approve the consent items.
Councilmember Holdaway asked to pull item for discussion3.
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER HOLDAWAY MOVED TO APPROVE CONSENT ITEMS1 AND2. COUNCILMEMBER RASMUSSEN SECONDED THE MOTION. ROLL CALL WENT AS FOLLOWS: MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, HOLDAWAY, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 3BidAwardforPavementPreservation(Resolution2024-29)FiscalImpact: $350,000,ApprovedintheFY24Budget(Transportation)
Councilmember Holdaway asked for clarification on the bid process. Public Works Director Naseem Ghandour explained pavement preservation and the bidding process. Mr. Ellis explained the procurement process. A discussion ensued.
Mayor Fullmer called for a motion.
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER RASMUSSEN MOVED TO APPROVE CONSENT ITEM3 AS PRESENTED. COUNCILMEMBER SIFUENTES SECONDED THE MOTION. ROLL CALL WENT AS FOLLOWS: MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, HOLDAWAY, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. APPOINTMENTS/REMOVALS No appointments were made. BUSINESSITEMS1. Public Hearing: Zoning Text Amendment to allowfor pharmacy drive-thrus withintheDowntownVineyard(TownCenter)SpecialPurposeZoningCode (Ordinance24-13) Applicantisproposingazoningtextamendmenttoallowforpharmacydrive-thrusin the Vineyard Downtown area as a permitted use.
Mayor Fullmer called for a motion to open the public hearing
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER SIFUENTES MOVED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING AT00 PM. COUNCILMEMBER RASMUSSEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, HOLDAWAY, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
City Planner Anthony Fletcher gave a brief background on the request and then reviewed the zoning text amendment. He mentioned that Planning Commission had recommended approval.
Mayor Fullmer asked about the conditional use permit. Mr. Fletcher explained that conditions would the same and assessed the same. Mr. Brim further explained that they would follow all of the standards and Planning Commission could mitigate the effects on surrounding properties.
Mayor Fullmer called for public comment.
Russell Evans, living in The Villas subdivision, expressed concerns with access and felt that it should from more than one direction. A discussion ensued.
Mayor Fullmer called additional public comments. Hearing none, she called for a motion to close the public hearing.
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER RASMUSSEN MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT08 PM. COUNCILMEMBER CAMERON SECONDED THE MOTION. MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, HOLDAWAY, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Councilmember Holdaway expressed concern about building the right access. A discussion ensued.
Councilmember Sifuentes stated that she wanted to allow a drive-thru pharmacy. Mayor Fullmer agreed. Mr. Brim added that the Planning Commission had expressed the same concerns and that was why they added the last standard. The discussion continued.
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER SIFUENTES MOVED TO ADOPT ORDINANCE24-13 COUNCILMEMBER CAMERON SECONDED THE MOTION. ROLL CALL WENT AS FOLLOWS: MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. COUNCILMEMBER HOLDAWAY VOTED NO. THE MOTION CARRIED FOUR TO ONE. 2 PublicHearing:RezoneofLot6545(NewFireStationLot)intheCottonwoods Neighborhood from R-1-8 to Public Facilities (Ordinance24-14) VineyardCitystaffhasproposedthezonechangeforthefirestationpropertyfrom residential (R-1-8) to Public Facilities.
Mayor Fullmer called for a motion to open the public hearing.
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER RASMUSSEN MOVED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING AT13 PM. COUNCILMEMBER CAMERON SECONDED THE MOTION. MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, HOLDAWAY, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Senior Planner Cache Hancey reviewed the zone change to public facilities for the fire house.
Mayor Fullmer asked about the zoning if they vacated the fire house. Mr. Hancey explained that they would rezone it back to residential use and grandfather the setback in. A discussion ensued. Mr. Blakesley explained that they could only keep the same zoning through a development agreement. The discussion continued.
Mayor Fullmer called for public comments.
Ms. Evans asked about the garage not being in compliance. Mr. Hancey explained that the size of the garage was for the fire apparatus. Ms. Evans asked about the city potentially setting a precedence. Mr. Blakesley explained that this would be a legal no-conforming use. Mayor Fullmer asked if the council would not be obligated to approve amendment like this for other developments. A discussion ensued.
Mayor Fullmer called additional public comments. Hearing none, she called for a motion to close the public hearing.
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER SIFUENTES MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT20 PM. COUNCILMEMBER RASMUSSEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, HOLDAWAY, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Councilmember Sifuentes asked about signage on the lot so that new residents were aware of the fire house. Mr. Hancey replied that they were reviewing options.
Councilmember Holdaway expressed concern with setting a precedence. Mr. Hancey explained that the fire house was incompliance with the exception of the setback for the garage. A discussion ensued.
Mayor Fullmer called for a motion.
Motion: COUNCILMEMBER RASMUSSEN MOVED TO ADOPT ORDINANCE24-14 AS PRESENTED. COUNCILMEMBER SIFUENTES SECONDED THE MOTION. ROLL CALL WENT AS FOLLOWS: MAYOR FULLMER, COUNCILMEMBERS CAMERON, HOLDAWAY, RASMUSSEN, AND SIFUENTES VOTED YES. THE MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 3 PublicHearing:Rezoneof145NGenevaRoadfromRegionalMixedUse (RMU) to Geneva Road Mixed Use (GRMU) District. (POSTPONED) StevePruitthasrequestedforazoningmapamendmentforhisproperty(twoparcels) located at5 N. Geneva Road be rezoned from Regional Mixed Use (RMU) to Geneva Road Mixed-Use (GRMU). THIS ITEM HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE DUE TO THE NEED FOR A ZONING TEXT AMENDMENT TO ACCOMPANY THE ZONING MAP AMENDMENT.
Mr. Hancey gave a brief update that the applicant withdrew their application, so the public hearing was cancelled. MAYORANDCOUNCILMEMBERS'REPORTS/DISCLOSURES/RECUSALS
Councilmember Sifuentes reported that she and Councilmember Cameron had participated in a Utah Valley University public event encouraging students to vote. She mentioned to watch for items on the ballot that would be mailed this coming Monday. She reported that Deliberate Spa held their grand opening. She also reported, for economic development, that Mountain America would be holding their grand opening soon. She noted that Vidor Garage doors in Orem was interested in partnering with Vineyard and that Texas Roadhouse in Orem had created a community corner which included Lindon, Vineyard and Orem. Mr. Brim added that the city was creating a GIS mapping system with locations of businesses in the city and suggested that the council use it to introduce themselves to businesses.
Councilmember Cameron had no items to report beyond what she reported earlier.
Councilmember Rasmussen reported that she had attended the One Utah Summit which focused primarily on energy. She reported that Boo-A-Palooza would be on October from30 to30 pm at Grove Park. She mentioned that staff had toured the lake shore with Forestry Fire and State Lands (FFSL) and that the Community Garden would closing next week.
Councilmember Holdaway asked about the tour with FFSL and the plan for the beachfront and what would be allowed. Mr. Blakesley explained that there was litigation in regard to the “Public Trust Doctrine” and that the city would be working with FFSL to make sure the plans respected the doctrine. A discussion ensued. Councilmember Holdaway asked if the property along the lakeshore was city or state owned, and if the legalities had been determined. Mr. Blakesley did not have answer right now. A discussion ensued.
Councilmember Holdaway asked about the cost and maintenance of the new “City App” which was just launched and how they would address cyber security concerns. Mr. Ellis explained that the Communication and Economic Development teams would be maintaining it and that all cyber security would be initiated.
Councilmember Holdaway explained that he was reviewing the RDA documents and then presented Alpine School District stats for tax increment received from cities, broken down per student. He expressed concern with the city’s contribution vs other cities contributions. He also expressed concern about the potential district split and how cities would have to make up for it because of the RDA. He asked if anyone wanted to discuss the RDA. Mayor Fullmer noted that they had already had different discussions about the RDA and asked Councilmember Holdaway to share the documents with the council and the RDA director for assessment. A discussion ensued. Councilmember Holdaway wanted to know if there were contingency plans if there was a district split. Councilmember Sifuentes explained that she had been in talks with other cities’ council members and the plans to move forward. Mayor Fullmer suggested that they wait until after the election to form a subcommittee. Councilmember Sifuentes stated that she would share what she learned from additional meetings.
Councilmember Holdaway asked about using RDA funds to build a fire department and city hall. Mr. Blakesley replied that he would get him the information. STAFF,COMMISSION, ANDCOMMITTEE REPORTS
Mr. Ellis reported that the council had approved $92,000 for IT services and mentioned that there would be a groundbreaking for the fire house. . CLOSEDSESSION No closed session was held. . ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Fullmer adjourned the meeting at48 pm. MINUTES APPROVED ON: CERTIFIED CORRECT BY: Pamela Spencer, CIty Recorder

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	Hello everyone. All right, stay in the transfer of life 2004. It's unsafe at this time is 6:00 and 7:00.	00:00:15
	We're going to go ahead and start our regular City Council meeting.	00:00:25
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	Let's see, we also voted in a new Planning Commission. But.	00:02:45
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	Who served the city well?	00:02:52
	Come up and actually we should talk to your residents. They are going to last week.	00:02:59
	Claire that I will support all the independence planning, support the Constitution of the United States, Constitution of the	00:03:56
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	And the Constitution state of Utah and that I will discharge the office and I will be charged at my office instead of.	00:04:09
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	Our employees.	00:04:50
	Are different.	00:05:02
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	And especially in implementing the privacy within campus. So we need to start behind this work and.	00:05:47
	Measures and so because of that, as long as pimple seems.	00:06:23
	And they have been.	00:06:27
	And there are even out of these parties.	00:06:42
	So these laws are designed to ensure that human protection is.	00:06:44
	And one of the examples.	00:06:51
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	So I wanted to put a specific example. So a lot of the HTML1 ordinance and.	00:07:01
	If there need a lot of updates, which is actually one of the.	00:07:09
	Voted on that and.	00:07:14
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	Statement questions so as part of the value changes.	00:07:23
	Or an evolving friend.	00:07:29
	Mentioned was established this year and his grandmas.	00:07:37
	So because of privacy I was able to attend the privacy account actually just so not.	00:08:00
	Certification.	00:08:17
	And in.	00:08:23
	Why would this manage privacy? The Office of Democracy is also the kind of insurance of currency funding document.	00:08:26
	At the beginning of November and this resource.	00:08:33
	For the first day of the nation to really try to privacy.	00:09:15
	And one thing that I think the public needs to recognize is we're not in a perfect state. We're not even in a good state. And	00:09:21
	how's the data?	00:09:25
	Obviously there's foundational representative laws, right? How long we're supposed to keep that?	00:09:29
	Doctor said the news about data, but in Utah.	00:09:36
	Just like I've never seen.	00:09:41
	There forever.	00:09:44
	That's part of migration, as both the paper exercise systems and chemical privacy record plan.	00:09:46
	What's the reforms don't get noticed for the signals?	00:09:53
	Many government stop really focusing on the concept of record series transparency mechanism so people know what we're doing today.	00:09:56
	Yeah. So with that said.	00:10:05
	And especially here because we're building a brand new city, we're using magnificent various. So there's a lot of things that you	00:10:12
	can do with licensed facial recognition location services.	00:10:18
	With no one who's listening devices for gunshot protection. And these aren't bad things at all, but they raise the rest of	00:10:24
	possible privacy violations for the state.	00:10:29
	And last session was great. A government native privacy ad has set a forward-looking strategy that officially sets from this point	00:10:34
	on. We're going to do that. We'll begin new systems, new service.	00:10:41
	Citizens.	00:10:48
	We are ahead of the curve. We have 5 internal leadership. You have Natalie Dependent in the workshop. We can't. These are all	00:11:49
	foundational things that can take the privacy building. But what's really going to happen now?	00:11:55
	Between now and May 1st is essentially initiating your program saying we are privacy, we're going to do it and then the hard look	00:12:01
	actually starting after May 1st it actually.	00:12:07
	Low maturing.	00:12:13
	And we can't just stop government functioning just because we have the privacy.	00:12:15
	Start the process to get new things, but the idea is start now, do what we can. We have to figure out how to commit the laws,	00:12:19
	figure out how we're actually going to do this. So that never been done, but the public should be able to trust that we are doing	00:12:25
	it because of the plan to people what the state level and the city.	00:12:31
	A couple of shutouts they use the first city that adopted and some of our development agreement side developers agree with that	00:12:40
	personal data when it comes to use of license plate readers and some of our public private partnership.	00:12:48
	On that, no other city elimination has done that. If you saw city developers have been very active in discussions.	00:12:57
	Right. Do the right things and do it with balancing like the public safety.	00:13:07
	But I do think.	00:13:15
	We have great things happening here. We should be proud of what happened here and those other partnerships.	00:13:17
	Yes, thank you so much for your time. It's not about what technology we have today, it's just the idea that the technology.	00:13:23
	Residents now.	00:13:30
	You're doing such a great job.	00:13:34
	Haven't been for several years.	00:13:38
	We've been kind of focusing clothes and clothes.	00:13:40
	Outside of the city.	00:13:44
	Thank you. All right, now take your time.	00:13:46
	So because in connection with all of these privacy focused efforts, we have also posted an RSP for service security services. So	00:13:59
	our goal is to partner with the provider who not only offers competitive testing and.	00:14:07
	Protection, but specifically we can also.	00:14:16
	So I because so much of our privacy is like cyber Security 19, making sure that we are.	00:14:21
	Conditions in that so their their services have consultation services are going to be keeping.	00:14:30
	To develop and implement new privacy policies and finance.	00:14:36
	So to wrap things up.	00:14:43
	I just wanted to outline the next step overview of.	00:14:46
	The different milestones that would be specifically I am going to get my.	00:14:50
	Cancer certification and then in conjunction these kind of are happening more or less at the same time.	00:14:57
	We will further enhance our ability to manage.	00:15:11
	Privacy emissions effectively and then having that.	00:15:13
	Having the right goals and objectives.	00:15:22
	Outlined and then with that implementation.	00:15:26
	In the privacy plan and coordinating with the privacy plan from the Office of Data Privacy and then coordinating with our	00:15:30
	companies so that we can also create.	00:15:35
	Policies and implant creation.	00:15:41
	So.	00:15:44
	I have asked you to formulate a better option and also then.	00:15:47
	Once we accomplish all of those specific milestones and.	00:15:51
	Just like he was saying after Mike and being able to.	00:15:56
	So thank you so much for the support and also just.	00:16:02
	And it means a lot that.	00:16:11
	Spin your out of the vacuum and so.	00:16:14
	Uncomfortable things that will be able to.	00:16:17
	I'm sharing privacy focused environment.	00:16:21
	Questions. We'll just add the players from another series of the points that we started.	00:16:27
	With thanks so much for this.	00:16:38
	Yeah. How much is that?	00:16:42
	How much money?	00:16:46
	So in the budget as far as the certification?	00:16:54
	Study testing.	00:17:01
	And then?	00:17:06
	The details of the contract.	00:17:19
	How much should be set aside in the budget of?	00:17:21
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	Welcome. Thank you very much. I'm kind of talking about.	00:18:53
	Communities across the world.	00:18:58
	Which furthermore continues.	00:19:02
	And I'm in a world where a city is not only coexist, but that.	00:19:09
	Establish partnerships.	00:19:22
	Transcending borders, fostering friendship and cooperation.	00:19:24
	Diverse cultures, different. All cultural exchange.	00:19:28
	And encourage.	00:19:33
	Overall, as we've researched, Sister said that.	00:19:39
	On same kind of brevities have.	00:20:18
	A lot of the same people.	00:20:21
	There's a lot of parallels that we've done.	00:21:14
	A lot of other discussion on the lake right now is trying to.	00:21:16
	And overall to.	00:21:32
	Downtown.	00:21:36
	And so.	00:21:42
	I'm pretty excited.	00:21:56
	Companies and puts them all into one information space.	00:22:11
	And and these are mainly starting companies and then and then they also work with the larger IT players that help to get to	00:22:16
	provide the membership.	00:22:21
	And so.	00:22:27
	And so some of these are.	00:22:37
	A lot of innovation.	00:22:50
	Or.	00:22:53
	There's other questions like that Singapore and that are very.	00:23:00
	Contact heavy but a really nice and cheapest process for our countdown that a lot of water and since it's a nice to see how the	00:23:11
	city critical.	00:23:16
	Since a couple of the overall cinema.	00:23:21
	So this is kind of discussion upon.	00:23:34
	So overall benefits that we see.	00:23:37
	I have another thing too is the infrastructure and how they've been able to have very efficient system.	00:23:43
	You know right now.	00:23:50
	We have the potential to have.	00:23:52
	And so this is what I was the opportunity to see how comprehensive.	00:23:55
	And how efficiency and global entries.	00:24:04
	Patient system if they've been really healthy.	00:24:08
	These are some of the steps that we're looking at.	00:24:17
	Right now.	00:24:22
	Authorities interact that that's working with the city. She's got a lot of research and.	00:24:23
	And so right now, we're still kind of doing that research and.	00:24:29
	That fine cities that.	00:24:35
	Or.	00:24:39
	But also have that space. That's really important.	00:24:41
	Headed National.	00:25:17
	But I think from a cultural standpoint to.	00:25:20
	That's essentially.	00:25:36
	That is everything.	00:25:48
	And.	00:25:58
	Yeah, I have a really bad experience so.	00:26:04
	Minnesota.	00:26:10
	And they end up being a lot of style.	00:26:20
	People knowing for what people.	00:26:23
	But maybe when I was there.	00:26:50
	It would need to be like we are targeting eggs.	00:27:13
	Business classes.	00:27:18
	I may want to come here prior to that.	00:27:21
	We have to travel.	00:27:24
	Piano Resources and Utah City owned a property that have the 1st.	00:27:26
	To fly there.	00:27:39
	Program.	00:27:47
	All of these different opportunities.	00:28:42
	During the last few years.	00:28:51
	Thank you.	00:29:16
	State your name and where you are.	00:29:20
	Cortana.	00:29:36
	Is the area open? We have the West.	00:29:43
	Thank you very much.	00:29:47
	I would like to 1st off.	00:29:50
	I.	00:30:04
	I have some questions.	00:30:07
	Our last City Council meeting for first innovation plan.	00:30:12
	Independence motivation.	00:30:36
	That's treating it and I have some questions.	00:30:39
	The first question I got is the.	00:30:44
	And the statement is hindered with such 6 American heritage future that bolstered the power for incoming development.	00:30:49
	I would like to know how that is going to be accomplished and through the paperwork.	00:30:59
	And.	00:31:05
	Our next question.	00:31:22
	But someone is looking at solutions.	00:31:24
	Most of the candidate descriptions being explored and district and district energy, which provides a highly efficient way to heat	00:31:28
	multiple buildings through the central plant.	00:31:33
	The system is the standard ground pipes to.	00:31:40
	Stain hot water or two white 2 buildings throughout this.	00:31:42
	I'd like to know where.	00:31:50
	I'm going to give you.	00:31:54
	Doing this for houses in.	00:31:57
	And as dinner continues to innovate, we're exploring the role of investment.	00:32:06
	Small reaction.	00:32:17
	I'd like to know where you attend these reactors to be placed in New York, New Chelsea.	00:32:20
	We have been part of Discuss.	00:32:28
	Asking more leaders about the potential.	00:32:31
	Or advanced nuclear technology.	00:32:34
	I would like to know national leaders for.	00:32:37
	And then some people about this education district.	00:32:41
	Can you just working on fast strengthen our infrastructure to establishes and strategy demands?	00:32:46
	Effectively by temperature grade long term energy sources.	00:32:57
	This infrastructure investment includes a scoring large scale battery.	00:33:00
	Systems to explore access.	00:33:06
	Southern women during hip production times recently.	00:33:09
	Customer service.	00:33:14
	If I remain stable and affordable for generations to come.	00:33:16
	When are you planning on playing large scale valid storage storage systems?	00:33:21
	On the last line. I love your article.	00:33:27
	Says the future of energy.	00:33:31
	And Utah.	00:33:34
	Daria and I were at.	00:34:18
	I've been visiting at.	00:34:23
	Have never.	00:34:48
	Some had contacted.	00:34:51
	Guess what?	00:34:55
	I think this is a travesty.	00:34:59
	I realized about what caused and you have to hear.	00:35:03
	Take the master plan here.	00:35:27
	I could help with help.	00:35:31
	With the deficit that we had.	00:35:36
	Taxes that related to public safety.	00:35:40
	Now, vehicles are currently having historic.	00:35:45
	This is true. I come to.	00:35:48
	I've heard nothing.	00:35:51
	What is going on?	00:35:54
	Have you had those doors? We are your constituents. We headed for the running of the city. It's being run right now on our backs.	00:35:58
	The economic development.	00:36:09
	So I think that's wrong.	00:36:15
	Or captain with our.	00:36:17
	Having some kind of things.	00:36:20
	Maybe you should start with that.	00:36:23
	I asked last time.	00:36:29
	On our.	00:36:39
	Just now besides the.	00:36:42
	So I don't think that happened anymore. From the newspaper, I once learned more.	00:37:00
	I want to have party.	00:37:07
	I want to be able to call my family.	00:37:10
	And that has been something that there is a heart.	00:37:13
	So in all standards.	00:37:16
	Let's come out of the car.	00:37:21
	Glasgow Let's tell us what's going on.	00:37:22
	And light of the parking issues in the city, but when I was in Planning Commission.	00:37:27
	And many of these people are encouraged in.	00:37:41
	I'm sorry.	00:37:46
	Thanks.	00:37:53
	Hello, I'm again. Hello. I'm a resident of.	00:38:02
	Actually.	00:38:07
	I just want to let you guys know.	00:38:10
	So you come into my house.	00:38:14
	Questions and everything.	00:38:17
	He gave $150.00.	00:38:40
	Great.	00:38:45
	As of Monday.	00:38:52
	The programme is just well, so our ATM customers are kind of useless now because they're getting their work.	00:38:53
	It's only 530 for once in your icons.	00:39:14
	Right. And he also.	00:39:22
	Example last night, right?	00:39:25
	And one of my roommates who has.	00:39:32
	Three could not for his fault, so he had to try not to promote at morning and speaker.	00:39:36
	Emily, this is about.	00:39:52
	Had some people's buildings.	00:39:58
	Pakistani parents, you are suffering.	00:40:01
	I hope that I can hear.	00:40:05
	At the end of 2023 there were still problems and that's what I'm checking up on.	00:40:43
	About.	00:40:48
	To explain.	00:40:53
	It's related to the process giving information to the nation.	00:40:59
	It was disjointed and just seemed to be very difficult to certify the process in that.	00:41:04
	So I just like an update.	00:41:10
	For 2025, I would be very thrilled if we look at that URL.	00:41:12
	Thank you for coming. I actually.	00:41:41
	But.	00:41:46
	And we have a lot of different situations going to the medical.	00:41:51
	And so trying to figure out what works.	00:41:56
	Has been a bit of a challenge so.	00:42:00
	We might just open up the overnight question.	00:42:05
	There are some challenges.	00:42:09
	We are planning on a relatively discussion.	00:42:12
	We really do want to find the solution that works for anybody and.	00:42:15
	So in addition to this routing.	00:43:18
	Apology now that we are trying to take a very.	00:43:20
	Starting and getting back this next year.	00:44:17
	And let's see.	00:44:23
	So there is a lot to talk about in an article and I would love to get a municipal session together. Please talk about why. Why the	00:44:30
	announcement does have players.	00:44:36
	We deal with updates and also things out of university meetings. You saw updates.	00:44:44
	Every now and then we'll talk about how our private developers is working in exploratory and it comes to a small moment. But when	00:44:55
	you read it as full story, it sounds something a little bit different because.	00:45:01
	And so I was going to spend it up because sometimes it makes a lot of people always.	00:45:10
	Not everybody's always watching Facebook.	00:45:15
	So for the most expensive password I put it out in the biggest format that I can find to make sure how the wireless themselves any	00:45:19
	of these unexpained level or workbook.	00:45:23
	Secondly, we work at multiple levels, so we're following the space. The level working fossil fuel is vacant state and we have	00:45:28
	these criminal sets.	00:45:33
	As we consider, it's maybe a more simple.	00:45:47
	Brings that whole story together so that you can see these kind of things that you have been learning in the meeting.	00:45:51
	That single one piece, or maybe nuance or not numbers or those updates.	00:45:56
	You'll be able to see the closest picture, so that's what's feedback.	00:46:01
	What's your head and move on.	00:46:06
	Our next headline item and that is going to.	00:46:08
	Agenda items.	00:46:14
	Can I get a motion?	00:46:17
	Show me my notes for discussion and recruitment. Please give your question.	00:46:39
	It was.	00:46:47
	I don't know what it's like, so let's just discuss it.	00:46:50
	Yeah, 20 seconds.	00:46:56
	So we have a first, second to replace second, second, second night Amber.	00:47:00
	Hi.	00:47:14
	Just.	00:47:38
	The request that I had let me go up to a month forward. You want to have three to four process.	00:47:39
	And so my request for him was just to.	00:47:46
	Even though it's vast briefings of those things.	00:47:50
	472 but from one it allows for not a great price.	00:48:00
	I AM concerned.	00:48:08
	We've seen that across other cities, right?	00:48:27
	And.	00:49:43
	Options.	00:49:51
	What's on the average?	00:51:03
	Yeah, I'm not. I'm not saying that it's not the thousand issues.	00:52:28
	Come back and say well we can't do that many roads and or this particular view work hit really hard.	00:52:35
	And so that's our business.	00:52:43
	Hopefully next year.	00:52:48
	My clinic and I get a second second.	00:53:14
	All right, yes.	00:53:25
	I'm Amber. This puts us in our business items. This is a public hearing.	00:53:26
	Special purpose selling power.	00:53:35
	And.	00:53:40
	So what we're going to do is.	00:53:48
	Going to public parties.	00:53:52
	20243.	00:54:18
	Just a quick background.	00:54:21
	While going through the.	00:54:23
	Site plan, publication, you know, reading process applicants.	00:54:25
	And indicated that.	00:54:30
	That exploring options are included at Black Community.	00:54:32
	So.	00:54:40
	They would have just want to make a favor.	00:54:41
	Will be required to go to the policy processes and requirements.	00:54:50
	And you know, we just.	00:55:02
	And mission or go home support.	00:55:05
	So.	00:55:08
	Want to kind of actually wanted to have used in the downtown area.	00:55:12
	But during the.	00:55:16
	Public county Planning Commission.	00:55:20
	If we have discussions and take the numbers as well, so this would be sensitive, even better content.	00:55:22
	Coverage.	00:55:29
	Raise content.	00:55:31
	And what we mean by Second Destiny.	00:55:35
	To measure less, use to become.	00:55:38
	Of a drive through main while not before taking place so best practice.	00:55:41
	Was to have supplies of 10 feet on each corner.	00:55:48
	And based on the activities that.	00:55:55
	Then we recommend.	00:55:58
	And one of the big changes to make it an operating preventative use make it additional use.	00:56:45
	To be required for office departures.	00:56:52
	And they maintained the 60 feet.	00:56:56
	And also maintain the staff.	00:56:59
	And one of the things that was big from Planning Commission was to have Chuck analysis.	00:57:03
	Submitted a fund to get you the process.	00:57:11
	On the supply.	00:57:17
	So.	00:57:19
	Planning Commission based on all of that.	00:57:21
	Language climate positively that.	00:57:24
	City Council.	00:57:27
	So here would be.	00:57:34
	I proposed motion.	00:57:37
	Fall asleep in each.	00:57:59
	With.	00:58:02
	And change conditions or the conditions follow this.	00:58:08
	Since Robbie was.	00:58:12
	Research.	00:58:19
	The final question.	00:58:35
	Yeah, conditional.	00:58:37
	That potentially.	00:58:40
	Any information?	00:59:19
	In One Direction.	00:59:41
	And I think that's.	00:59:43
	I've had no conscience. Sexual.	00:59:47
	Help of it.	00:59:56
	Talked about.	00:59:57
	Maximize.	00:59:59
	Coming home over here, let's ask you the conditions.	01:00:49
	I mean, do you think that would be a perfect conversation for the Commission?	01:00:54
	And I think for.	01:00:59
	That's the other reason why.	01:01:05
	I.	01:01:12
	All right.	01:01:19
	Thank Sarah. All in favor, aye.	01:01:24
	All right.	01:01:30
	I'm just concerned about it as well, you know, I was going to.	01:01:36
	Have to be there.	01:01:45
	And also.	01:01:47
	If we don't hold it right and crumbling and so that it's not accessible, different things and.	01:01:50
	Even.	01:01:59
	We've invested hundreds of millions of dollars in our RDA money to make it successful and annual day on the property what we clean	01:02:02
	up with on us.	01:02:06
	Pharmacy going?	01:02:14
	In a very accessible area up on.	01:02:17
	You know, there's much easier, but much easier, more so on the other side of the tracks down in there.	01:02:20
	Am I making it unaccessible?	01:02:25
	I want to be successful but also understanding that they own grocery store.	01:02:29
	It gives me scale for our investment.	01:02:33
	A grocery store 1,000,000 and then they're going to dump their own as components.	01:02:38
	If I are, we can only try to clean up the weather and so I struggle with.	01:02:42
	Allowing for this as.	01:02:47
	Like, like what he's saying is hard to access. And so, you know, I struggle with that.	01:02:51
	We feel too successful at.	01:02:59
	Allows you to.	01:03:04
	Assassination of the detrimental impact to this specific ordinance.	01:03:07
	I just don't think it's the next slide. It's only dead and they should they should adjust it.	01:03:12
	That designed about that specific, I don't. I don't want no justice.	01:03:21
	In that specific areas so they can look at it and fix the access.	01:03:28
	But last summer from what was creating a Commission.	01:03:44
	I don't see giving a condition to have a.	01:03:50
	Let's talk about.	01:03:57
	I'm actually very excited.	01:04:00
	Right here. So if we're going to have.	01:04:07
	Any other questions about this particular file?	01:05:04
	Oh wait, can I listen?	01:05:18
	I need to move.	01:05:24
	Almost one SEC for that.	01:05:26
	Our first one.	01:05:30
	And I get a second.	01:05:34
	All right, this is going to be done by.	01:05:38
	Thank you so much.	01:05:47
	This is the three-point of March 65.5°.	01:05:53
	So we're going to see, maybe we're going to open the public hearing after discussion.	01:06:01
	All, all the schools and so we thought that the schools were fitting zoning for this type of use and it was also a conditioning to	01:06:53
	go on the site plan.	01:06:57
	Is this virus?	01:07:13
	What would that?	01:07:18
	And public schools, it actually is a pretty like fairly open use and there's a lot of.	01:07:45
	I mean besides marketing, sure, we have that option.	01:07:54
	But yeah, I'm not.	01:08:00
	At public.	01:08:12
	Questions.	01:09:09
	I'm sorry, last week, yes, I have one question about this. And is this Outback garage, he said all the buildings and they attack.	01:09:19
	If we go back to the residential zone.	01:09:32
	Requirements correct. OK, so.	01:09:38
	We're thinking one of those ordinance and diverted actually one.	01:10:18
	Another exception, another grandfather.	01:10:23
	So I just.	01:10:30
	Have a residential or you have to have a public service.	01:10:32
	Thank you.	01:10:37
	Isolated.	01:10:41
	And is there something you can sit on the property?	01:11:00
	Their use of that is healthy.	01:11:39
	And so I don't want you.	01:11:43
	Certainly wouldn't want.	01:11:48
	Since you're not required to talk about.	01:11:54
	So he did things on a residential.	01:12:01
	A structure went visible.	01:12:03
	They don't talk about this.	01:12:41
	Facility that.	01:12:48
	Firefighters.	01:12:51
	I have question.	01:13:28
	Yeah.	01:13:51
	Somebody fires their communities aware of that.	01:13:55
	I.	01:14:01
	Process that.	01:14:03
	Thank you.	01:14:33
	Any other questions?	01:14:50
	Get this all recorded.	01:15:26
	25 feet and then we set back.	01:15:31
	In a normal.	01:15:37
	What I think that was set back by district member and it's not, it really is not.	01:15:44
	Height is not so.	01:15:55
	I like. I like.	01:16:01
	And I also.	01:16:05
	To be able to see.	01:16:08
	Oh, no, I'm just talking back. Yeah, yeah.	01:16:10
	And then that's what we're doing. We've been working with granddaughters. We're going to work with projects. And so I appreciate	01:16:21
	flexibility.	01:16:25
	But I do appreciate this.	01:16:30
	This great question.	01:16:33
	OK, any other?	01:16:36
	Not anything else.	01:16:40
	We need to make it to the Planning Commission course, so this will be.	01:17:02
	Yesterday I joined.	01:17:37
	Participate in.	01:17:44
	Have a look at high pay encouragement and encouraging as students are following them. It was just a very forward.	01:17:46
	This is so important engagement and.	01:17:55
	Starting them, they're out of the mail and then they.	01:18:04
	OK, signature next week.	01:18:10
	And just encourage your neighbors to get involved and have to figure presidential election.	01:18:13
	I was just kind of.	01:18:19
	Let's take a look.	01:18:22
	And we had all.	01:18:25
	And whether it's spot open up things you actually go check it out for clinical facility with 24.	01:18:30
	Yes.	01:18:42
	But we also have a Chamber of sports, like it's a lower grade, not like that. You might see the hospital, but.	01:18:45
	It's pretty top and then also just.	01:19:04
	And standard cities got to go to Texas Growing House where they created a community corner of the back of the restaurant where	01:19:34
	they have kitchens.	01:19:39
	Each city.	01:19:44
	And resident is our president in that restaurant, so it was really fun to engage.	01:19:49
	Highlights They have a beautiful picture of our over 2 school classic.	01:19:55
	From the back of the day, so thousands of difficult experience, I hope that we've done good partners with the city who are so	01:20:02
	excited to be a part of that.	01:20:07
	And then they will also highlight which.	01:20:23
	And what the that will?	01:20:34
	Thanks so far. Thank you so much.	01:21:17
	I'm just.	01:21:31
	Over the last couple of days and four legislations.	01:21:44
	It was the spacious, nuclear geogurgical.	01:21:49
	What it started to say and community gardens and all that.	01:22:28
	Our downtown, our beach from has a lot of things that.	01:22:56
	Up here in terms of the right.	01:23:01
	So.	01:23:06
	What they have?	01:23:09
	So I have because, you know, there's.	01:23:16
	Respect. So one of the conversations we've been having with.	01:24:02
	Yes, the next one project.	01:24:12
	And we're doing.	01:24:19
	So they were kind of.	01:24:23
	Instead of just sitting around looking at the trail of us.	01:24:30
	And we'll get what the conditions are.	01:24:35
	In that, what should that?	01:24:42
	FH2 or whatever.	01:24:44
	I just think it's important and so basically.	01:25:22
	Where they can.	01:25:30
	So.	01:25:34
	They read this stuff out.	01:25:46
	Yeah, well.	01:26:09
	Not.	01:26:12
	Activities that respect.	01:26:15
	So once we get about that.	01:26:27
	Encouraging.	01:26:33
	I know.	01:27:19
	Out in the possession of the state.	01:27:23
	But this is the litigation between now that you guys hope to play.	01:27:53
	Do you hope those free things from the federal government mitigation bottle or the general?	01:27:59
	So a lot of those people are.	01:28:20
	Generations.	01:28:26
	If those legalities haven't been.	01:28:32
	Determine I worry about planning.	01:28:35
	Thanks so much.	01:28:55
	I was concerned about the I mean, I'm really great for the city as proposed in their city app. I got a lot of citizens asking	01:28:59
	about the cost.	01:29:03
	And how many hours are involved in development and maintenance? I want to consider what I have is.	01:29:09
	Cyber security, if we are going to be in the development business and walking down that.	01:29:17
	I didn't see that. It was the first time I heard it.	01:29:23
	You know.	01:29:30
	Not just how did we do? I didn't know.	01:29:34
	I'm like.	01:30:15
	Entering the data more.	01:30:19
	The other thing that I I spent a lot of time this past week studying the RDA and I wanted to thank staff for.	01:30:28
	You have an extension of all those Rdas and new documents. I did ask the part of that.	01:30:41
	So I wanted to show up with you and describe it out or from my my great concern.	01:30:47
	About getting a 2024 impact of student.	01:30:53
	The Newcastle show that were around $800.	01:30:58
	Contribution.	01:31:07
	And all the other students.	01:31:08
	4000.	01:31:11
	Over 7000.	01:31:13
	And this is doing because our ordinary.	01:31:16
	Takes the money from education.	01:31:19
	Feeling free to move? Up to you, I say.	01:31:24
	And the data is also the.	01:31:28
	ASD.	01:31:31
	The state certified.	01:31:35
	My concern and what I wanted the council to talk about this is.	01:31:40
	Social documentation before the window and others.	01:31:44
	Looking at these sports and seeing.	01:31:48
	Their contributions are extremely high, whereas our is only $800.	01:31:51
	And knowing that, seeing the two poles that came out and.	01:31:57
	Central sport of around 50% say satisfying, you know a great percentage on undecided.	01:32:01
	And then looking at the white.	01:32:11
	And the 70 some odd percent, you know?	01:32:13
	Saying they were satisfied.	01:32:16
	On my Facebook or.	01:32:21
	Anymore just to watch going across the central.	01:32:24
	My concern is.	01:32:29
	Funding for this new.	01:32:31
	With the RDA keeping so much of our money to go simulate some.	01:32:35
	Our students and what what's happened is that just other cities there are courtship cities are making up for us on the back of	01:32:42
	our.	01:32:47
	And so I would, I would love the Council to start preliminary conversation, even if there is.	01:32:53
	So that we can start open videos to understand what that is, what kind of people being very underfunded.	01:33:05
	Enough discussion, you know. I know I'd hate for us to be in November.	01:33:23
	When you were studying when it does pass.	01:33:28
	So.	01:33:32
	Discussions about how much.	01:33:38
	Yeah. What I mean is, I think most also it's it's the data.	01:34:16
	Have a great discussion.	01:34:24
	What did you do because.	01:34:29
	Discussion.	01:34:33
	In the screenshot of this productivity, I don't know if your question if you're raised is quite shots if you don't have to look at	01:34:55
	what's in the document.	01:35:01
	Certainly it's just.	01:35:10
	Yeah.	01:35:44
	Dialogue with the four cities.	01:36:08
	Why? Why can't you do that?	01:36:13
	I see. So you're wanting.	01:36:15
	She began to process what happened to the C.	01:36:18
	And the way.	01:36:25
	Yeah, let me finish the way that platform worked last time.	01:36:27
	Yeah.	01:36:44
	It's definitely going to be a public process once you figure out what happened to gathering all the information right now.	01:36:57
	To know exactly what section your concerns are definitely something that I've been working on with the school district	01:37:08
	responsibility.	01:37:12
	And I will keep you updated. I have one coming from my next council.	01:37:18
	If you want to do it publicly.	01:37:24
	Before that.	01:37:28
	I don't know.	01:37:31
	It's a person out of town. I don't know how publicly will say.	01:37:33
	I think that's really the.	01:37:38
	Connection and I will move things with service for schedules which will be having their presenters and then ask.	01:37:43
	Hang on your meeting as well and as soon as I think it would be really hard to receive this, want to be aware of having to	01:37:50
	discuss.	01:37:53
	Maybe that starts pointing how to spend and already asking a question. I want you to follow up with us, so make sure it's going to	01:37:57
	have.	01:38:02
	Yeah. And I can thank you for keeping a lot more information as they come across it.	01:38:08
	That's for sharing everything with the public.	01:38:15
	Yeah, it was always more prepared.	01:38:18
	That's very administrative that.	01:38:30
	A lot of it is administrative.	01:38:32
	Yeah, I think, I think the last thing was the request called.	01:38:46
	Moving on, the fire department RDA might be able to use.	01:38:51
	Moving on, it's in Hall, but even though we don't have.	01:39:03
	Station.	01:40:52
	All right. Thank you for coming.	01:41:01

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	Hello everyone. All right, stay in the transfer of life 2004. It's unsafe at this time is 6:00 and 7:00.	00:00:15
	We're going to go ahead and start our regular City Council meeting.	00:00:25
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	It was really helpful for the efforts of doing it right away.	00:02:23
	Clients.	00:02:27
	Let's see, we also voted in a new Planning Commission. But.	00:02:45
	One of our.	00:02:51
	Who served the city well?	00:02:52
	Come up and actually we should talk to your residents. They are going to last week.	00:02:59
	Claire that I will support all the independence planning, support the Constitution of the United States, Constitution of the	00:03:56
	United States.	00:04:01
	And the Constitution state of Utah and that I will discharge the office and I will be charged at my office instead of.	00:04:09
	Congratulations.	00:04:17
	Thank you so much.	00:04:48
	Our employees.	00:04:50
	Are different.	00:05:02
	And you also understand.	00:05:04
	And especially in implementing the privacy within campus. So we need to start behind this work and.	00:05:47
	Measures and so because of that, as long as pimple seems.	00:06:23
	And they have been.	00:06:27
	And there are even out of these parties.	00:06:42
	So these laws are designed to ensure that human protection is.	00:06:44
	And one of the examples.	00:06:51
	Sorry.	00:06:57
	So I wanted to put a specific example. So a lot of the HTML1 ordinance and.	00:07:01
	If there need a lot of updates, which is actually one of the.	00:07:09
	Voted on that and.	00:07:14
	So.	00:07:21
	Statement questions so as part of the value changes.	00:07:23
	Or an evolving friend.	00:07:29
	Mentioned was established this year and his grandmas.	00:07:37
	So because of privacy I was able to attend the privacy account actually just so not.	00:08:00
	Certification.	00:08:17
	And in.	00:08:23
	Why would this manage privacy? The Office of Democracy is also the kind of insurance of currency funding document.	00:08:26
	At the beginning of November and this resource.	00:08:33
	For the first day of the nation to really try to privacy.	00:09:15
	And one thing that I think the public needs to recognize is we're not in a perfect state. We're not even in a good state. And	00:09:21
	how's the data?	00:09:25
	Obviously there's foundational representative laws, right? How long we're supposed to keep that?	00:09:29
	Doctor said the news about data, but in Utah.	00:09:36
	Just like I've never seen.	00:09:41
	There forever.	00:09:44
	That's part of migration, as both the paper exercise systems and chemical privacy record plan.	00:09:46
	What's the reforms don't get noticed for the signals?	00:09:53
	Many government stop really focusing on the concept of record series transparency mechanism so people know what we're doing today.	00:09:56
	Yeah. So with that said.	00:10:05
	And especially here because we're building a brand new city, we're using magnificent various. So there's a lot of things that you	00:10:12
	can do with licensed facial recognition location services.	00:10:18
	With no one who's listening devices for gunshot protection. And these aren't bad things at all, but they raise the rest of	00:10:24
	possible privacy violations for the state.	00:10:29
	And last session was great. A government native privacy ad has set a forward-looking strategy that officially sets from this point	00:10:34
	on. We're going to do that. We'll begin new systems, new service.	00:10:41
	Citizens.	00:10:48
	We are ahead of the curve. We have 5 internal leadership. You have Natalie Dependent in the workshop. We can't. These are all	00:11:49
	foundational things that can take the privacy building. But what's really going to happen now?	00:11:55
	Between now and May 1st is essentially initiating your program saying we are privacy, we're going to do it and then the hard look	00:12:01
	actually starting after May 1st it actually.	00:12:07
	Low maturing.	00:12:13
	And we can't just stop government functioning just because we have the privacy.	00:12:15
	Start the process to get new things, but the idea is start now, do what we can. We have to figure out how to commit the laws,	00:12:19
	figure out how we're actually going to do this. So that never been done, but the public should be able to trust that we are doing	00:12:25
	it because of the plan to people what the state level and the city.	00:12:31
	A couple of shutouts they use the first city that adopted and some of our development agreement side developers agree with that	00:12:40
	personal data when it comes to use of license plate readers and some of our public private partnership.	00:12:48
	On that, no other city elimination has done that. If you saw city developers have been very active in discussions.	00:12:57
	Right. Do the right things and do it with balancing like the public safety.	00:13:07
	But I do think.	00:13:15
	We have great things happening here. We should be proud of what happened here and those other partnerships.	00:13:17
	Yes, thank you so much for your time. It's not about what technology we have today, it's just the idea that the technology.	00:13:23
	Residents now.	00:13:30
	You're doing such a great job.	00:13:34
	Haven't been for several years.	00:13:38
	We've been kind of focusing clothes and clothes.	00:13:40
	Outside of the city.	00:13:44
	Thank you. All right, now take your time.	00:13:46
	So because in connection with all of these privacy focused efforts, we have also posted an RSP for service security services. So	00:13:59
	our goal is to partner with the provider who not only offers competitive testing and.	00:14:07
	Protection, but specifically we can also.	00:14:16
	So I because so much of our privacy is like cyber Security 19, making sure that we are.	00:14:21
	Conditions in that so their their services have consultation services are going to be keeping.	00:14:30
	To develop and implement new privacy policies and finance.	00:14:36
	So to wrap things up.	00:14:43
	I just wanted to outline the next step overview of.	00:14:46
	The different milestones that would be specifically I am going to get my.	00:14:50
	Cancer certification and then in conjunction these kind of are happening more or less at the same time.	00:14:57
	We will further enhance our ability to manage.	00:15:11
	Privacy emissions effectively and then having that.	00:15:13
	Having the right goals and objectives.	00:15:22
	Outlined and then with that implementation.	00:15:26
	In the privacy plan and coordinating with the privacy plan from the Office of Data Privacy and then coordinating with our	00:15:30
	companies so that we can also create.	00:15:35
	Policies and implant creation.	00:15:41
	So.	00:15:44
	I have asked you to formulate a better option and also then.	00:15:47
	Once we accomplish all of those specific milestones and.	00:15:51
	Just like he was saying after Mike and being able to.	00:15:56
	So thank you so much for the support and also just.	00:16:02
	And it means a lot that.	00:16:11
	Spin your out of the vacuum and so.	00:16:14
	Uncomfortable things that will be able to.	00:16:17
	I'm sharing privacy focused environment.	00:16:21
	Questions. We'll just add the players from another series of the points that we started.	00:16:27
	With thanks so much for this.	00:16:38
	Yeah. How much is that?	00:16:42
	How much money?	00:16:46
	So in the budget as far as the certification?	00:16:54
	Study testing.	00:17:01
	And then?	00:17:06
	The details of the contract.	00:17:19
	How much should be set aside in the budget of?	00:17:21
	Thank you.	00:17:46
	Welcome. Thank you very much. I'm kind of talking about.	00:18:53
	Communities across the world.	00:18:58
	Which furthermore continues.	00:19:02
	And I'm in a world where a city is not only coexist, but that.	00:19:09
	Establish partnerships.	00:19:22
	Transcending borders, fostering friendship and cooperation.	00:19:24
	Diverse cultures, different. All cultural exchange.	00:19:28
	And encourage.	00:19:33
	Overall, as we've researched, Sister said that.	00:19:39
	On same kind of brevities have.	00:20:18
	A lot of the same people.	00:20:21
	There's a lot of parallels that we've done.	00:21:14
	A lot of other discussion on the lake right now is trying to.	00:21:16
	And overall to.	00:21:32
	Downtown.	00:21:36
	And so.	00:21:42
	I'm pretty excited.	00:21:56
	Companies and puts them all into one information space.	00:22:11
	And and these are mainly starting companies and then and then they also work with the larger IT players that help to get to	00:22:16
	provide the membership.	00:22:21
	And so.	00:22:27
	And so some of these are.	00:22:37
	A lot of innovation.	00:22:50
	Or.	00:22:53
	There's other questions like that Singapore and that are very.	00:23:00
	Contact heavy but a really nice and cheapest process for our countdown that a lot of water and since it's a nice to see how the	00:23:11
	city critical.	00:23:16
	Since a couple of the overall cinema.	00:23:21
	So this is kind of discussion upon.	00:23:34
	So overall benefits that we see.	00:23:37
	I have another thing too is the infrastructure and how they've been able to have very efficient system.	00:23:43
	You know right now.	00:23:50
	We have the potential to have.	00:23:52
	And so this is what I was the opportunity to see how comprehensive.	00:23:55
	And how efficiency and global entries.	00:24:04
	Patient system if they've been really healthy.	00:24:08
	These are some of the steps that we're looking at.	00:24:17
	Right now.	00:24:22
	Authorities interact that that's working with the city. She's got a lot of research and.	00:24:23
	And so right now, we're still kind of doing that research and.	00:24:29
	That fine cities that.	00:24:35
	Or.	00:24:39
	But also have that space. That's really important.	00:24:41
	Headed National.	00:25:17
	But I think from a cultural standpoint to.	00:25:20
	That's essentially.	00:25:36
	That is everything.	00:25:48
	And.	00:25:58
	Yeah, I have a really bad experience so.	00:26:04
	Minnesota.	00:26:10
	And they end up being a lot of style.	00:26:20
	People knowing for what people.	00:26:23
	But maybe when I was there.	00:26:50
	It would need to be like we are targeting eggs.	00:27:13
	Business classes.	00:27:18
	I may want to come here prior to that.	00:27:21
	We have to travel.	00:27:24
	Piano Resources and Utah City owned a property that have the 1st.	00:27:26
	To fly there.	00:27:39
	Program.	00:27:47
	All of these different opportunities.	00:28:42
	During the last few years.	00:28:51
	Thank you.	00:29:16
	State your name and where you are.	00:29:20
	Cortana.	00:29:36
	Is the area open? We have the West.	00:29:43
	Thank you very much.	00:29:47
	I would like to 1st off.	00:29:50
	I.	00:30:04
	I have some questions.	00:30:07
	Our last City Council meeting for first innovation plan.	00:30:12
	Independence motivation.	00:30:36
	That's treating it and I have some questions.	00:30:39
	The first question I got is the.	00:30:44
	And the statement is hindered with such 6 American heritage future that bolstered the power for incoming development.	00:30:49
	I would like to know how that is going to be accomplished and through the paperwork.	00:30:59
	And.	00:31:05
	Our next question.	00:31:22
	But someone is looking at solutions.	00:31:24
	Most of the candidate descriptions being explored and district and district energy, which provides a highly efficient way to heat	00:31:28
	multiple buildings through the central plant.	00:31:33
	The system is the standard ground pipes to.	00:31:40
	Stain hot water or two white 2 buildings throughout this.	00:31:42
	I'd like to know where.	00:31:50
	I'm going to give you.	00:31:54
	Doing this for houses in.	00:31:57
	And as dinner continues to innovate, we're exploring the role of investment.	00:32:06
	Small reaction.	00:32:17
	I'd like to know where you attend these reactors to be placed in New York, New Chelsea.	00:32:20
	We have been part of Discuss.	00:32:28
	Asking more leaders about the potential.	00:32:31
	Or advanced nuclear technology.	00:32:34
	I would like to know national leaders for.	00:32:37
	And then some people about this education district.	00:32:41
	Can you just working on fast strengthen our infrastructure to establishes and strategy demands?	00:32:46
	Effectively by temperature grade long term energy sources.	00:32:57
	This infrastructure investment includes a scoring large scale battery.	00:33:00
	Systems to explore access.	00:33:06
	Southern women during hip production times recently.	00:33:09
	Customer service.	00:33:14
	If I remain stable and affordable for generations to come.	00:33:16
	When are you planning on playing large scale valid storage storage systems?	00:33:21
	On the last line. I love your article.	00:33:27
	Says the future of energy.	00:33:31
	And Utah.	00:33:34
	Daria and I were at.	00:34:18
	I've been visiting at.	00:34:23
	Have never.	00:34:48
	Some had contacted.	00:34:51
	Guess what?	00:34:55
	I think this is a travesty.	00:34:59
	I realized about what caused and you have to hear.	00:35:03
	Take the master plan here.	00:35:27
	I could help with help.	00:35:31
	With the deficit that we had.	00:35:36
	Taxes that related to public safety.	00:35:40
	Now, vehicles are currently having historic.	00:35:45
	This is true. I come to.	00:35:48
	I've heard nothing.	00:35:51
	What is going on?	00:35:54
	Have you had those doors? We are your constituents. We headed for the running of the city. It's being run right now on our backs.	00:35:58
	The economic development.	00:36:09
	So I think that's wrong.	00:36:15
	Or captain with our.	00:36:17
	Having some kind of things.	00:36:20
	Maybe you should start with that.	00:36:23
	I asked last time.	00:36:29
	On our.	00:36:39
	Just now besides the.	00:36:42
	So I don't think that happened anymore. From the newspaper, I once learned more.	00:37:00
	I want to have party.	00:37:07
	I want to be able to call my family.	00:37:10
	And that has been something that there is a heart.	00:37:13
	So in all standards.	00:37:16
	Let's come out of the car.	00:37:21
	Glasgow Let's tell us what's going on.	00:37:22
	And light of the parking issues in the city, but when I was in Planning Commission.	00:37:27
	And many of these people are encouraged in.	00:37:41
	I'm sorry.	00:37:46
	Thanks.	00:37:53
	Hello, I'm again. Hello. I'm a resident of.	00:38:02
	Actually.	00:38:07
	I just want to let you guys know.	00:38:10
	So you come into my house.	00:38:14
	Questions and everything.	00:38:17
	He gave $150.00.	00:38:40
	Great.	00:38:45
	As of Monday.	00:38:52
	The programme is just well, so our ATM customers are kind of useless now because they're getting their work.	00:38:53
	It's only 530 for once in your icons.	00:39:14
	Right. And he also.	00:39:22
	Example last night, right?	00:39:25
	And one of my roommates who has.	00:39:32
	Three could not for his fault, so he had to try not to promote at morning and speaker.	00:39:36
	Emily, this is about.	00:39:52
	Had some people's buildings.	00:39:58
	Pakistani parents, you are suffering.	00:40:01
	I hope that I can hear.	00:40:05
	At the end of 2023 there were still problems and that's what I'm checking up on.	00:40:43
	About.	00:40:48
	To explain.	00:40:53
	It's related to the process giving information to the nation.	00:40:59
	It was disjointed and just seemed to be very difficult to certify the process in that.	00:41:04
	So I just like an update.	00:41:10
	For 2025, I would be very thrilled if we look at that URL.	00:41:12
	Thank you for coming. I actually.	00:41:41
	But.	00:41:46
	And we have a lot of different situations going to the medical.	00:41:51
	And so trying to figure out what works.	00:41:56
	Has been a bit of a challenge so.	00:42:00
	We might just open up the overnight question.	00:42:05
	There are some challenges.	00:42:09
	We are planning on a relatively discussion.	00:42:12
	We really do want to find the solution that works for anybody and.	00:42:15
	So in addition to this routing.	00:43:18
	Apology now that we are trying to take a very.	00:43:20
	Starting and getting back this next year.	00:44:17
	And let's see.	00:44:23
	So there is a lot to talk about in an article and I would love to get a municipal session together. Please talk about why. Why the	00:44:30
	announcement does have players.	00:44:36
	We deal with updates and also things out of university meetings. You saw updates.	00:44:44
	Every now and then we'll talk about how our private developers is working in exploratory and it comes to a small moment. But when	00:44:55
	you read it as full story, it sounds something a little bit different because.	00:45:01
	And so I was going to spend it up because sometimes it makes a lot of people always.	00:45:10
	Not everybody's always watching Facebook.	00:45:15
	So for the most expensive password I put it out in the biggest format that I can find to make sure how the wireless themselves any	00:45:19
	of these unexpained level or workbook.	00:45:23
	Secondly, we work at multiple levels, so we're following the space. The level working fossil fuel is vacant state and we have	00:45:28
	these criminal sets.	00:45:33
	As we consider, it's maybe a more simple.	00:45:47
	Brings that whole story together so that you can see these kind of things that you have been learning in the meeting.	00:45:51
	That single one piece, or maybe nuance or not numbers or those updates.	00:45:56
	You'll be able to see the closest picture, so that's what's feedback.	00:46:01
	What's your head and move on.	00:46:06
	Our next headline item and that is going to.	00:46:08
	Agenda items.	00:46:14
	Can I get a motion?	00:46:17
	Show me my notes for discussion and recruitment. Please give your question.	00:46:39
	It was.	00:46:47
	I don't know what it's like, so let's just discuss it.	00:46:50
	Yeah, 20 seconds.	00:46:56
	So we have a first, second to replace second, second, second night Amber.	00:47:00
	Hi.	00:47:14
	Just.	00:47:38
	The request that I had let me go up to a month forward. You want to have three to four process.	00:47:39
	And so my request for him was just to.	00:47:46
	Even though it's vast briefings of those things.	00:47:50
	472 but from one it allows for not a great price.	00:48:00
	I AM concerned.	00:48:08
	We've seen that across other cities, right?	00:48:27
	And.	00:49:43
	Options.	00:49:51
	What's on the average?	00:51:03
	Yeah, I'm not. I'm not saying that it's not the thousand issues.	00:52:28
	Come back and say well we can't do that many roads and or this particular view work hit really hard.	00:52:35
	And so that's our business.	00:52:43
	Hopefully next year.	00:52:48
	My clinic and I get a second second.	00:53:14
	All right, yes.	00:53:25
	I'm Amber. This puts us in our business items. This is a public hearing.	00:53:26
	Special purpose selling power.	00:53:35
	And.	00:53:40
	So what we're going to do is.	00:53:48
	Going to public parties.	00:53:52
	20243.	00:54:18
	Just a quick background.	00:54:21
	While going through the.	00:54:23
	Site plan, publication, you know, reading process applicants.	00:54:25
	And indicated that.	00:54:30
	That exploring options are included at Black Community.	00:54:32
	So.	00:54:40
	They would have just want to make a favor.	00:54:41
	Will be required to go to the policy processes and requirements.	00:54:50
	And you know, we just.	00:55:02
	And mission or go home support.	00:55:05
	So.	00:55:08
	Want to kind of actually wanted to have used in the downtown area.	00:55:12
	But during the.	00:55:16
	Public county Planning Commission.	00:55:20
	If we have discussions and take the numbers as well, so this would be sensitive, even better content.	00:55:22
	Coverage.	00:55:29
	Raise content.	00:55:31
	And what we mean by Second Destiny.	00:55:35
	To measure less, use to become.	00:55:38
	Of a drive through main while not before taking place so best practice.	00:55:41
	Was to have supplies of 10 feet on each corner.	00:55:48
	And based on the activities that.	00:55:55
	Then we recommend.	00:55:58
	And one of the big changes to make it an operating preventative use make it additional use.	00:56:45
	To be required for office departures.	00:56:52
	And they maintained the 60 feet.	00:56:56
	And also maintain the staff.	00:56:59
	And one of the things that was big from Planning Commission was to have Chuck analysis.	00:57:03
	Submitted a fund to get you the process.	00:57:11
	On the supply.	00:57:17
	So.	00:57:19
	Planning Commission based on all of that.	00:57:21
	Language climate positively that.	00:57:24
	City Council.	00:57:27
	So here would be.	00:57:34
	I proposed motion.	00:57:37
	Fall asleep in each.	00:57:59
	With.	00:58:02
	And change conditions or the conditions follow this.	00:58:08
	Since Robbie was.	00:58:12
	Research.	00:58:19
	The final question.	00:58:35
	Yeah, conditional.	00:58:37
	That potentially.	00:58:40
	Any information?	00:59:19
	In One Direction.	00:59:41
	And I think that's.	00:59:43
	I've had no conscience. Sexual.	00:59:47
	Help of it.	00:59:56
	Talked about.	00:59:57
	Maximize.	00:59:59
	Coming home over here, let's ask you the conditions.	01:00:49
	I mean, do you think that would be a perfect conversation for the Commission?	01:00:54
	And I think for.	01:00:59
	That's the other reason why.	01:01:05
	I.	01:01:12
	All right.	01:01:19
	Thank Sarah. All in favor, aye.	01:01:24
	All right.	01:01:30
	I'm just concerned about it as well, you know, I was going to.	01:01:36
	Have to be there.	01:01:45
	And also.	01:01:47
	If we don't hold it right and crumbling and so that it's not accessible, different things and.	01:01:50
	Even.	01:01:59
	We've invested hundreds of millions of dollars in our RDA money to make it successful and annual day on the property what we clean	01:02:02
	up with on us.	01:02:06
	Pharmacy going?	01:02:14
	In a very accessible area up on.	01:02:17
	You know, there's much easier, but much easier, more so on the other side of the tracks down in there.	01:02:20
	Am I making it unaccessible?	01:02:25
	I want to be successful but also understanding that they own grocery store.	01:02:29
	It gives me scale for our investment.	01:02:33
	A grocery store 1,000,000 and then they're going to dump their own as components.	01:02:38
	If I are, we can only try to clean up the weather and so I struggle with.	01:02:42
	Allowing for this as.	01:02:47
	Like, like what he's saying is hard to access. And so, you know, I struggle with that.	01:02:51
	We feel too successful at.	01:02:59
	Allows you to.	01:03:04
	Assassination of the detrimental impact to this specific ordinance.	01:03:07
	I just don't think it's the next slide. It's only dead and they should they should adjust it.	01:03:12
	That designed about that specific, I don't. I don't want no justice.	01:03:21
	In that specific areas so they can look at it and fix the access.	01:03:28
	But last summer from what was creating a Commission.	01:03:44
	I don't see giving a condition to have a.	01:03:50
	Let's talk about.	01:03:57
	I'm actually very excited.	01:04:00
	Right here. So if we're going to have.	01:04:07
	Any other questions about this particular file?	01:05:04
	Oh wait, can I listen?	01:05:18
	I need to move.	01:05:24
	Almost one SEC for that.	01:05:26
	Our first one.	01:05:30
	And I get a second.	01:05:34
	All right, this is going to be done by.	01:05:38
	Thank you so much.	01:05:47
	This is the three-point of March 65.5°.	01:05:53
	So we're going to see, maybe we're going to open the public hearing after discussion.	01:06:01
	All, all the schools and so we thought that the schools were fitting zoning for this type of use and it was also a conditioning to	01:06:53
	go on the site plan.	01:06:57
	Is this virus?	01:07:13
	What would that?	01:07:18
	And public schools, it actually is a pretty like fairly open use and there's a lot of.	01:07:45
	I mean besides marketing, sure, we have that option.	01:07:54
	But yeah, I'm not.	01:08:00
	At public.	01:08:12
	Questions.	01:09:09
	I'm sorry, last week, yes, I have one question about this. And is this Outback garage, he said all the buildings and they attack.	01:09:19
	If we go back to the residential zone.	01:09:32
	Requirements correct. OK, so.	01:09:38
	We're thinking one of those ordinance and diverted actually one.	01:10:18
	Another exception, another grandfather.	01:10:23
	So I just.	01:10:30
	Have a residential or you have to have a public service.	01:10:32
	Thank you.	01:10:37
	Isolated.	01:10:41
	And is there something you can sit on the property?	01:11:00
	Their use of that is healthy.	01:11:39
	And so I don't want you.	01:11:43
	Certainly wouldn't want.	01:11:48
	Since you're not required to talk about.	01:11:54
	So he did things on a residential.	01:12:01
	A structure went visible.	01:12:03
	They don't talk about this.	01:12:41
	Facility that.	01:12:48
	Firefighters.	01:12:51
	I have question.	01:13:28
	Yeah.	01:13:51
	Somebody fires their communities aware of that.	01:13:55
	I.	01:14:01
	Process that.	01:14:03
	Thank you.	01:14:33
	Any other questions?	01:14:50
	Get this all recorded.	01:15:26
	25 feet and then we set back.	01:15:31
	In a normal.	01:15:37
	What I think that was set back by district member and it's not, it really is not.	01:15:44
	Height is not so.	01:15:55
	I like. I like.	01:16:01
	And I also.	01:16:05
	To be able to see.	01:16:08
	Oh, no, I'm just talking back. Yeah, yeah.	01:16:10
	And then that's what we're doing. We've been working with granddaughters. We're going to work with projects. And so I appreciate	01:16:21
	flexibility.	01:16:25
	But I do appreciate this.	01:16:30
	This great question.	01:16:33
	OK, any other?	01:16:36
	Not anything else.	01:16:40
	We need to make it to the Planning Commission course, so this will be.	01:17:02
	Yesterday I joined.	01:17:37
	Participate in.	01:17:44
	Have a look at high pay encouragement and encouraging as students are following them. It was just a very forward.	01:17:46
	This is so important engagement and.	01:17:55
	Starting them, they're out of the mail and then they.	01:18:04
	OK, signature next week.	01:18:10
	And just encourage your neighbors to get involved and have to figure presidential election.	01:18:13
	I was just kind of.	01:18:19
	Let's take a look.	01:18:22
	And we had all.	01:18:25
	And whether it's spot open up things you actually go check it out for clinical facility with 24.	01:18:30
	Yes.	01:18:42
	But we also have a Chamber of sports, like it's a lower grade, not like that. You might see the hospital, but.	01:18:45
	It's pretty top and then also just.	01:19:04
	And standard cities got to go to Texas Growing House where they created a community corner of the back of the restaurant where	01:19:34
	they have kitchens.	01:19:39
	Each city.	01:19:44
	And resident is our president in that restaurant, so it was really fun to engage.	01:19:49
	Highlights They have a beautiful picture of our over 2 school classic.	01:19:55
	From the back of the day, so thousands of difficult experience, I hope that we've done good partners with the city who are so	01:20:02
	excited to be a part of that.	01:20:07
	And then they will also highlight which.	01:20:23
	And what the that will?	01:20:34
	Thanks so far. Thank you so much.	01:21:17
	I'm just.	01:21:31
	Over the last couple of days and four legislations.	01:21:44
	It was the spacious, nuclear geogurgical.	01:21:49
	What it started to say and community gardens and all that.	01:22:28
	Our downtown, our beach from has a lot of things that.	01:22:56
	Up here in terms of the right.	01:23:01
	So.	01:23:06
	What they have?	01:23:09
	So I have because, you know, there's.	01:23:16
	Respect. So one of the conversations we've been having with.	01:24:02
	Yes, the next one project.	01:24:12
	And we're doing.	01:24:19
	So they were kind of.	01:24:23
	Instead of just sitting around looking at the trail of us.	01:24:30
	And we'll get what the conditions are.	01:24:35
	In that, what should that?	01:24:42
	FH2 or whatever.	01:24:44
	I just think it's important and so basically.	01:25:22
	Where they can.	01:25:30
	So.	01:25:34
	They read this stuff out.	01:25:46
	Yeah, well.	01:26:09
	Not.	01:26:12
	Activities that respect.	01:26:15
	So once we get about that.	01:26:27
	Encouraging.	01:26:33
	I know.	01:27:19
	Out in the possession of the state.	01:27:23
	But this is the litigation between now that you guys hope to play.	01:27:53
	Do you hope those free things from the federal government mitigation bottle or the general?	01:27:59
	So a lot of those people are.	01:28:20
	Generations.	01:28:26
	If those legalities haven't been.	01:28:32
	Determine I worry about planning.	01:28:35
	Thanks so much.	01:28:55
	I was concerned about the I mean, I'm really great for the city as proposed in their city app. I got a lot of citizens asking	01:28:59
	about the cost.	01:29:03
	And how many hours are involved in development and maintenance? I want to consider what I have is.	01:29:09
	Cyber security, if we are going to be in the development business and walking down that.	01:29:17
	I didn't see that. It was the first time I heard it.	01:29:23
	You know.	01:29:30
	Not just how did we do? I didn't know.	01:29:34
	I'm like.	01:30:15
	Entering the data more.	01:30:19
	The other thing that I I spent a lot of time this past week studying the RDA and I wanted to thank staff for.	01:30:28
	You have an extension of all those Rdas and new documents. I did ask the part of that.	01:30:41
	So I wanted to show up with you and describe it out or from my my great concern.	01:30:47
	About getting a 2024 impact of student.	01:30:53
	The Newcastle show that were around $800.	01:30:58
	Contribution.	01:31:07
	And all the other students.	01:31:08
	4000.	01:31:11
	Over 7000.	01:31:13
	And this is doing because our ordinary.	01:31:16
	Takes the money from education.	01:31:19
	Feeling free to move? Up to you, I say.	01:31:24
	And the data is also the.	01:31:28
	ASD.	01:31:31
	The state certified.	01:31:35
	My concern and what I wanted the council to talk about this is.	01:31:40
	Social documentation before the window and others.	01:31:44
	Looking at these sports and seeing.	01:31:48
	Their contributions are extremely high, whereas our is only $800.	01:31:51
	And knowing that, seeing the two poles that came out and.	01:31:57
	Central sport of around 50% say satisfying, you know a great percentage on undecided.	01:32:01
	And then looking at the white.	01:32:11
	And the 70 some odd percent, you know?	01:32:13
	Saying they were satisfied.	01:32:16
	On my Facebook or.	01:32:21
	Anymore just to watch going across the central.	01:32:24
	My concern is.	01:32:29
	Funding for this new.	01:32:31
	With the RDA keeping so much of our money to go simulate some.	01:32:35
	Our students and what what's happened is that just other cities there are courtship cities are making up for us on the back of	01:32:42
	our.	01:32:47
	And so I would, I would love the Council to start preliminary conversation, even if there is.	01:32:53
	So that we can start open videos to understand what that is, what kind of people being very underfunded.	01:33:05
	Enough discussion, you know. I know I'd hate for us to be in November.	01:33:23
	When you were studying when it does pass.	01:33:28
	So.	01:33:32
	Discussions about how much.	01:33:38
	Yeah. What I mean is, I think most also it's it's the data.	01:34:16
	Have a great discussion.	01:34:24
	What did you do because.	01:34:29
	Discussion.	01:34:33
	In the screenshot of this productivity, I don't know if your question if you're raised is quite shots if you don't have to look at	01:34:55
	what's in the document.	01:35:01
	Certainly it's just.	01:35:10
	Yeah.	01:35:44
	Dialogue with the four cities.	01:36:08
	Why? Why can't you do that?	01:36:13
	I see. So you're wanting.	01:36:15
	She began to process what happened to the C.	01:36:18
	And the way.	01:36:25
	Yeah, let me finish the way that platform worked last time.	01:36:27
	Yeah.	01:36:44
	It's definitely going to be a public process once you figure out what happened to gathering all the information right now.	01:36:57
	To know exactly what section your concerns are definitely something that I've been working on with the school district	01:37:08
	responsibility.	01:37:12
	And I will keep you updated. I have one coming from my next council.	01:37:18
	If you want to do it publicly.	01:37:24
	Before that.	01:37:28
	I don't know.	01:37:31
	It's a person out of town. I don't know how publicly will say.	01:37:33
	I think that's really the.	01:37:38
	Connection and I will move things with service for schedules which will be having their presenters and then ask.	01:37:43
	Hang on your meeting as well and as soon as I think it would be really hard to receive this, want to be aware of having to	01:37:50
	discuss.	01:37:53
	Maybe that starts pointing how to spend and already asking a question. I want you to follow up with us, so make sure it's going to	01:37:57
	have.	01:38:02
	Yeah. And I can thank you for keeping a lot more information as they come across it.	01:38:08
	That's for sharing everything with the public.	01:38:15
	Yeah, it was always more prepared.	01:38:18
	That's very administrative that.	01:38:30
	A lot of it is administrative.	01:38:32
	Yeah, I think, I think the last thing was the request called.	01:38:46
	Moving on, the fire department RDA might be able to use.	01:38:51
	Moving on, it's in Hall, but even though we don't have.	01:39:03
	Station.	01:40:52
	All right. Thank you for coming.	01:41:01