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Transcript — Seelyville Town Council, 2026-09-08

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  • 0:00:00 [t=0] Speaker 0: And that's a little weird, but sure, let's make it case.
  • 0:00:02 [t=2] Speaker 1: No, she teaches, yeah, the lady that I teach is on day, we have to bring this.
  • 0:00:09 [t=9] Speaker 0: She said she does a few things on day, so I think I'm going to have to bring it up some of her or something.
  • 0:00:16 [t=16] Speaker 5: I don't know. I don't know.
  • 0:00:20 [t=20] Speaker 7: It's not bad.
  • 0:00:24 [t=24] It's not bad.
  • 0:00:26 [t=26] Speaker 7: It's not bad.
  • 0:00:28 [t=28] Speaker 0: I USED TO RIDE 10 MILES A DAY BACK WHEN WE WERE IN THE WORLD. YOU DID A GREAT JOB, MR. IT.
  • 0:00:42 [t=42] Speaker 15: Randy you heard that.
  • 0:00:49 [t=49] Speaker 19: He didn't get paid for that.
  • 0:01:03 [t=63] Speaker 21: 2 30. my brother
  • 0:01:16 [t=76] Speaker 24: they wrote my stuff that's the first day and he called me to see
  • 0:01:25 [t=85] Speaker 6: I don't know. I don't know.
  • 0:01:29 [t=89] Speaker 7: I think about them. I think about them. I think they're really good.
  • 0:01:35 [t=95] Speaker 0: I am a human. I don't know. But I find them.
  • 0:01:41 [t=101] Speaker 7: I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I will see. That's the fantasy. I thought about a lot of kids
  • 0:01:51 [t=111] Speaker 29: that are very good. yes
  • 0:02:17 [t=137] Speaker 37: all right let's call meeting the order is at six o'clock let me stand for the players
  • 0:02:23 [t=143] Speaker 38: Thank you.
  • 0:02:46 [t=166] Speaker 43: Thank you. Why would you like to take roll call?
  • 0:02:50 [t=170] Speaker 45: Certainly. Thank you, Mr. President.
  • 0:02:54 [t=174] Speaker 48: Start off with Council President John Hendricks, President Vice President John Folk, Councilperson Bobby Osborne. Once again, Clerk Treasurer Wayne Langdon is acting as Secretary. The minutes have been presented. chance I need to do a read and vote on the budget I'm not sure if we're going to start with the
  • 0:03:21 [t=201] Speaker 49: town or what with the utility but when they get around the town I'd like to put that there okay just remind me so I think good I'll alter the minutes so it looks like it was close
  • 0:03:34 [t=214] Speaker 51: you need us to start with them first I don't
  • 0:03:37 [t=217] Speaker 57: Okay. So we'll just keep it designed. We'll start with the utility first. Have you guys had a chance to look over the water, sewer, and storm utility and it's from August 11th? If so,
  • 0:03:56 [t=236] Speaker 58: will the entertainment motion approve? Don makes the motion. Bob seconds the motion. All in favor?
  • 0:04:03 [t=243] Speaker 59: Any opposed?
  • 0:04:07 [t=247] Speaker 63: Jeremy water samples will be done this week the guy's been busy installing more meters we've had several new customers this month including Ned and the on the ground paper several we have all the three rights of entries and Woodridge done Bobby has done a great job getting this done Dustin and I will be meeting with the comes a customer
  • 0:04:37 [t=277] Speaker 64: I need to kind of go over a couple of his concerns. A pre-bid meeting for the big project will be September 18th at 10 a.m. with bid opening September 30th at 11 a.m. I also have a quote. I've been working on getting several. This is for the Glen Tank. This is an insurance deal, but right now, just for repair alone, it's $413,980. about $413,413.980 and 87 cents. And then to repaint the entire outside is another $47,260. About $461,000. I've sent that on to insurance, kind of waiting to hear what they have to say and go from there.
  • 0:05:19 [t=319] Speaker 64: I'm still trying to get other quotes, but it's been like pulling teeth. We started this in February and I have one quote.
  • 0:05:31 [t=331] Speaker 63: It's going to be a big undertaking nevertheless.
  • 0:05:36 [t=336] Speaker 62: That is all that I have for water, Mr. Geary.
  • 0:05:40 [t=340] Speaker 71: For the month of August, the plant produced $23,780,000.
  • 0:05:47 [t=347] Speaker 73: The max day was almost tensed at $1,147,000. The middle of the day was the $15,000 to $541,600. 600 gallons goes throughout the daily average for about to 767,100 gallons. That's all I have for.
  • 0:06:13 [t=373] Speaker 78: Sewer and generator?
  • 0:06:15 [t=375] Speaker 63: For sewer, we didn't use the generator a couple times last month. We had a storm. We had several lift stations without a power, so it was nice to get that out and let that run. Other than that, we've had no issues with the lift stations. storm sewer we've had several invoices from hwc totaling 90 749 dollars this includes invoices 13 to 17 we need to address those also the project on baker street is wrapping up the guys lack some landscaping ceilings and pipes and the roads have been paved that's all that i have for
  • 0:06:48 [t=408] Speaker 81: the stormy film
  • 0:06:55 [t=415] Speaker 84: Any public comment for utility?
  • 0:07:03 [t=423] Speaker 86: Any comment from officials?
  • 0:07:10 [t=430] Speaker 58: I have a question to close the utility meeting and move on to town.
  • 0:07:20 [t=440] Speaker 87: Any opposed?
  • 0:07:23 [t=443] Okay.
  • 0:07:25 [t=445] Speaker 87: I'm sorry, first.
  • 0:07:30 [t=450] Speaker 58: If you guys have looked over the town meeting minutes from August 11th, I'm going to make a motion to approve.
  • 0:07:42 [t=462] Speaker 78: I made a motion to approve. Bob seconds. All those in favor? Any opposed?
  • 0:07:47 [t=467] Speaker 58: post. Wayne, so don't forget, I will hand the floor over to you for our ordinance for
  • 0:07:56 [t=476] Speaker 48: our budget for next year. Thank you. This will be the first official reading of the budget, ordinance number 2026-10-1. The it ordained or resolved by the Sealyville Civil Town that for expenses of Sealyville Civil Town legal count for the year ending December 31st, 2027,
  • 0:08:23 [t=503] Speaker 96: the sums herein specified are hereby appropriated and ordered set apart out of the several funds
  • 0:08:29 [t=509] Speaker 48: herein named and for the purposes herein specified subject to the laws governing the same. Such subs herein appropriated shall be held to include all expenditures authorized to be made during the year unless otherwise expressly stipulated and provided for by law. In addition, for the purposes of raising revenue to meet the necessary expenses of Sealyville Civil Town, legal county property tax levies and property tax rates as herein specified are included herein budget form 4b for all funds must be completed and submitted in the manner prescribed by the
  • 0:09:12 [t=552] Speaker 48: department of local governor government finance this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval by the suyaville civil town now passage requires would just be read and voted on formally twice this will be the first vote the property tax maximum levies falls under civil taxes estimated maximum property tax levy 98 168 total property tax levies 98 168 that's the estimated maximum levy allowed Under the fund named Casino Riverboat, we've got a budget proposal of $5,000.
  • 0:10:01 [t=601] Speaker 48: That is not part of taxes. Under the rainy day fund, we have a proposal of $5,000. Again, that's not out of the taxes. Under the general fund, we have a proposal of $201,353, of which $28,168 will come out of taxes. That leads us with a rough tax rate of 0.0467. Less than, that's about 5%. We have the local option tax. We budgeted $2,000. Local roads and streets, we budgeted $45,000. we've got a couple large problems coming up. Motor vehicle highway the same way we budgeted $171,751. Now roughly $70,000 that's coming out of the tax levy. Cumulative capital improvements
  • 0:10:57 [t=657] Speaker 48: we budgeted $20,000. Economic development $52,000. None of those are coming out of the tax levy. At this time, if there are no questions, I'd like to go ahead with the roll call vote. Are there any questions on the budget? Hearing none. Council President John Hendricks, how do you vote? Yes. Vice President Donald Fulke, how do you vote? Yes. and Council person Bobby on board how do you thank you very much this will be revisited again next month and make sure that everybody's had a chance to digest it and
  • 0:11:52 [t=712] Speaker 49: we'll go on from there I'm finished Mr.
  • 0:11:57 [t=717] Speaker 103: Jeremy
  • 0:11:58 [t=718] Speaker 104: There is a small section along
  • 0:12:08 [t=728] Speaker 105: I'm going to figure out why they don't put it on. You don't see an issue with it, or if the facility is good, I'd like to speak about that. There is sewer on my road and we have to see if there's not water on that road. It's a possibility to do it. I'd like to speak about that. All ears if you want.
  • 0:12:37 [t=757] Speaker 111: I'm going to show you what we have. Yeah.
  • 0:13:07 [t=787] Speaker 119: We're considering, we'd like to ask to see if we can We can subdivide out three to four lots in that direction. This direction here.
  • 0:13:47 [t=827] Speaker 120: Right now it's two hundred thirty feet by two feet. It's like a four lot in this size level.
  • 0:13:54 [t=834] Speaker 119: So, we're thinking, here's the new, we're going to directly as a direction on the . and we won't bring in other things. And I see we'll actually learn this way, but it's a little bit of a way. So, we're really . I guess that was your first comment. You want me to do more of the things? We're going to point out where we finish up with a few of our projects.
  • 0:14:25 [t=865] Speaker 120: We would like to do, you know, we can consider these reflexes and if you guys, you can take a look at them for the end of this time.
  • 0:14:44 [t=884] Speaker 124: Yeah. We'll see the layout.
  • 0:14:46 [t=886] Speaker 119: Let me ask a difficult question.
  • 0:15:06 [t=906] Speaker 129: I know you've got your store plans.
  • 0:15:10 [t=910] Speaker 111: And how many apartments did you want to fill in? Well, if we divided it up by four, then it would be four to four out of...
  • 0:15:19 [t=919] Speaker 129: There's a really way that you can make them bigger.
  • 0:15:22 [t=922] Speaker 120: We can make them bigger, yeah.
  • 0:15:25 [t=925] Speaker 129: To give somebody more room inside the store.
  • 0:15:28 [t=928] Speaker 136: There's two better amounts.
  • 0:15:31 [t=931] Speaker 128: I think they could sell a lot better if they were bigger. It just looks like an oversized garage.
  • 0:15:38 [t=938] Speaker 111: I think you had a certain picture of Tim Ryan. I believe they built in the 24-yard building.
  • 0:15:48 [t=948] Speaker 120: I believe often you see the way I was just with over there. They didn't have to get everyone running. Just because they were piped up with some different. So an average in Guadalcan County rent is square footage times 55 so i don't know where i think they're i think we could you could do whatever you need to do
  • 0:16:25 [t=985] Speaker 119: i just don't know how bad you can get out of the store
  • 0:16:27 [t=987] Speaker 120: I think the only concern
  • 0:16:52 [t=1012] Speaker 146: um I know one of the main concerns that we looked at when when you guys were looking at essentially
  • 0:17:01 [t=1021] Speaker 57: building these same stop 18 is the fact um is running the space for these people to to have someone apart because obviously there's going to be you know two living units and you know we kind of know that you know most people are going to have at least two cars yes but if they decide to have a get together and have people over there's probably going to be more than that and obviously that street you know second street right there is not a super wide street so i think that's the the main concern that we you know we run into obviously the other thing
  • 0:17:40 [t=1060] Speaker 57: that people get concerned about and i myself do too is when we look at rental units um is unfortunately
  • 0:17:53 [t=1073] Speaker 146: whether we are drawing the right crowd you know and i think that's the big difference between you know owning a home and a rental it's kind of a tough decision from where we sit here because obviously there's people that have to rent you know i completely i completely understand that
  • 0:18:13 [t=1093] Speaker 57: so i am not i don't know that i would necessarily be opposed to this as being a better location than what it was on stopping a team
  • 0:18:27 [t=1107] Speaker 146: but i think that we might still be concerned or at least i will be concerned i think some people around there might still be concerned on a parking issue possible
  • 0:18:44 [t=1124] Speaker 153: i i think so
  • 0:18:52 [t=1132] Speaker 0: yeah i think that kind of matches with our like with the movie homes that started being built that happened though it would match with the family neighborhood that we have going the single family homes i mean we have partners and um we have some in the front and some out and you know we have stuff on the other side of the scene it goes not
  • 0:19:14 [t=1154] Speaker 119: where it ends up yeah i'm just thinking that this is the grass would be we do a lot you can something like that you'd be allowed to be accessed properly
  • 0:19:28 [t=1168] Speaker 57: yeah i mean as far as vacating that as far as i mean we're talking about vacating is that what you're wanting to vacate that property yeah um i mean me and jeremy had this discussion a few months back yeah absolutely i personally didn't have any problem with vacating that property again we don't really know why we own that um i think the only the only thing would be that you know number one you understand that we don't pay for the process of vacating the property right you'd have to get an attorney and have him do the paperwork and then bring that to us the other thing with that
  • 0:20:12 [t=1212] Speaker 57: will be obviously talking about you know future waterline sewer utilities if we did vacate that to you guys us being able to come back and be able to put utilities through their new boot
  • 0:20:35 [t=1235] Speaker 173: yeah So that's what I'm doing. I'm getting services.
  • 0:20:46 [t=1246] Speaker 119: I'm going to circle back to the stop it. Hopefully you might have an outlet.
  • 0:20:55 [t=1255] Speaker 120: You mentioned last time maybe you could consider it.
  • 0:20:59 [t=1259] Speaker 138: something that you guys see you did something similar right um
  • 0:21:20 [t=1280] Speaker 95: and these would be two single family homes i i think that i would say probably from a public standpoint that fits that area more
  • 0:21:34 [t=1294] Speaker 57: and that would be in line and i think my person would be on board with that
  • 0:21:42 [t=1302] Speaker 185: all right
  • 0:21:52 [t=1312] Speaker 57: Well, again, I just want to tell you guys that, you know, for all the contractors, you guys, obviously, have taken a liking into the building and wanting to see the improvement. It's obviously greatly appreciated from us and I think from even people in the town that you guys are taking these old homes, tearing them down, cleaning up the lots and building something.
  • 0:22:20 [t=1340] Speaker 191: um you know we like to see that so we'll appreciate it and thank you
  • 0:22:39 [t=1359] Speaker 197: i have to provide did you say off street parking yeah i think that would be a good idea yeah yeah
  • 0:22:49 [t=1369] Speaker 63: before the board is the ADA plan presentation you're welcome to look through it I'm not going to go over it completely it will be in our office for public viewing for the next two
  • 0:22:58 [t=1378] Speaker 64: weeks the public comment anybody that's interested in that you had to read that one
  • 0:23:03 [t=1383] Speaker 65: I've read the other one not that one yet oh I thought you had to read oh no I'm not reading
  • 0:23:09 [t=1389] Speaker 64: good this will be a seven hour meeting Also in front of you is the Title VI plan, which has to do with the ADA coordination. I will need the president to approve that. I will need an approval on it and the president to sign both of the documents prepared by HWC. They are required. The auditors are here. They're state auditors. They're working in years 24 and 25. So we'll take a count on all of them. Crews will continue to clean alleys and patch roadways. I've spoke with the gentleman on Baker that has two more road passes taken care of. They're going to work on that here shortly.
  • 0:23:44 [t=1424] Speaker 64: Also, Leslie Markey started last month. I did not bring it up in my town board meeting, but she's here. She's doing well, and we are grateful to have her. She's doing a good job of fitting in quite well. That is all that I have for the town.
  • 0:23:59 [t=1439] Speaker 57: I just want to clarify before we move with the ADA plan. Just for clarification, everybody, this is our ADA plan for the town.
  • 0:24:12 [t=1452] Speaker 104: sidewalks is building anything of the townhounds and office
  • 0:24:18 [t=1458] Speaker 63: basically states anything moving forward sb88 and client anything that's not the brakes that we do have to make it easy
  • 0:24:25 [t=1465] Speaker 64: did you see any machine field bills the last time it was revamped with jason i'd look at the old one and that one they're very similar any recommendations nothing crazy there's a couple the parking spaces that I need to fix when we do our parking lots between us. The bathroom by park is kind of an issue, but I think somewhere in place, it's just a little thing like that. But we know they're out of compliance. We are working to bring them into compliance. We don't have to change everything at once. But if something were to change while we're doing that project, we definitely need to do it.
  • 0:25:02 [t=1502] Speaker 51: You guys have any questions? There.
  • 0:25:07 [t=1507] Speaker 58: I would appreciate to approve our Title 6-6 implementation plan for 2027. Don makes a motion. Bobby seconds. All those in favor? Any opposed?
  • 0:25:26 [t=1526] Speaker 64: The ADA plan itself will be available for public viewing for the next two weeks. Anybody wants to read it? Is that completely? You're more than welcome to. We'll take public time for two weeks. Move forward with that.
  • 0:25:37 [t=1537] Speaker 84: public comment for town
  • 0:25:42 [t=1542] Speaker 219: you're fine
  • 0:25:51 [t=1551] Speaker 166: that it's not really one in the carcals. So the give it a take, I'm going to do the 206 p.m. in the carcals, and I know I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. in the carcals, and I can do the 205 p.m. that sweep to r3 i don't know i went to the video
  • 0:26:29 [t=1589] Speaker 57: so i guess my only question with you switching it to r3 are you keeping the building there are you guys gonna look at tearing down and rebuilding it
  • 0:26:44 [t=1604] Speaker 166: it's kind of set up here and then the back kind of shower which being a slab that kind of makes the raise it up. I'm going to do a cool and model. I like that. All right. There. I'm going to make it nice to wear it. I figured out the place. What will be just talking a little bit lower than the . Right.
  • 0:27:21 [t=1641] Speaker 230: How many apartments?
  • 0:27:23 [t=1643] Six.
  • 0:27:24 [t=1644] Speaker 166: I would feel like two apartments on the bottom. on the bottom and if their owners had a few bucks to get there i don't really talk about it basically off of the other movies and so i was in the and you can show the whole that will be out. And
  • 0:27:49 [t=1669] Speaker 108: you can you can you can you can you can you can you can you can you can you can you can
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  • 0:28:21 [t=1701] Speaker 232: What is your name? That I know. That I know. That I know.
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  • 0:28:58 [t=1738] Speaker 238: You can poke anybody in the area playing.
  • 0:29:03 [t=1743] Speaker 108: So I'm thinking over at college. I've learned how to . I was just probably . So I'm going to cross it and do that. I'm going to pay the work . I think that .
  • 0:29:23 [t=1763] Speaker 232: That big tree stands out. Oh, I know. We have this weapon.
  • 0:29:33 [t=1773] Speaker 238: Are you going to take that? People are talking about cars. Yeah. If it's bold, we need.
  • 0:29:53 [t=1793] Speaker 236: I was in the parking car, I was in the car there, and I was in the 3d area.
  • 0:30:01 [t=1801] Speaker 232: Well that little white garage right there, that's why they didn't tear it out.
  • 0:30:06 [t=1806] Speaker 132: That's why they saw it on the big pit. So there was a 3d area on the side, and that was a 3d area on the garage.
  • 0:30:17 [t=1817] Speaker 236: yeah yeah
  • 0:30:24 [t=1824] Speaker 233: in the
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  • 0:30:47 [t=1847] Speaker 108: But it looked better. I think it was a good thing. But it actually was a full battery model. I don't really point out even what's about the outside and put it up there. Well, Zach, if you don't mind me asking how old are you, sir?
  • 0:31:26 [t=1886] Speaker 262: This turned 20.
  • 0:31:27 [t=1887] Speaker 146: Well, congratulations on taking an adventure like this on your age.
  • 0:31:34 [t=1894] Speaker 263: Mr. Hamlin?
  • 0:31:42 [t=1902] Speaker 266: They both access the water. And then she's not responsible because she doesn't own it, and they disappear. So I want to be sure that we're going with it, Morgan, from the bank, not from that lady.
  • 0:31:56 [t=1916] Speaker 245: I don't think I'm going to take that.
  • 0:32:00 [t=1920] Speaker 158: Okay.
  • 0:32:02 [t=1922] Speaker 119: She should have paid that bill. Yes, I believe so. There are a couple of issues in there.
  • 0:32:09 [t=1929] Speaker 108: I'm going to put the photos. A COUPLE WEEK SORROW. WEEK SORROW. WEEK SORROW.
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  • 0:32:42 [t=1962] Speaker 48: I was contacted a few weeks ago. We discussed earlier in the year the possibility of putting up one of those breast cancer billboards out here. Servpro has offered to put one up on their property.
  • 0:33:00 [t=1980] Speaker 278: They just wanted to know if the town would object to them putting it up. It's not going to be out with the road. It's going to be sent back anyways with the landscape there and around it. They want to make sure we didn't have any attention. I thought somebody would be here tonight, but I don't see. It's on their property. It's a billboard for breast cancer awareness, stuff like that. You've seen him around town. A big set of wounds. Yeah.
  • 0:33:35 [t=2015] Speaker 173: Yeah.
  • 0:33:41 [t=2021] Speaker 284: I think we got them scattered around three or four counties in the room.
  • 0:33:58 [t=2038] Speaker 285: Thank you.
  • 0:34:01 [t=2041] Speaker 57: The only thing I'll have before we end this evening is if you guys are not familiar, most of you guys should be. Laverne Gibson on Tabertown. We are meeting with them on the 11th, the little fire department. They are on new management and they have been sponsored by Nike. They will be hosting the largest track and field event in the U.S. this year. this affects I think all of us from a town standpoint just because we could see extremely heavy traffic they are expecting 30 000 spectators and 6 000 participants
  • 0:34:57 [t=2097] Speaker 49: October so we don't have a defendant date yet we get a stoplight at Tabor down before then so
  • 0:35:06 [t=2106] Speaker 57: don't drive back here the good news is that their traffic flow for the event is mainly going to stay 42 in swalls they're going to shut down tabertown from swalls north to 40 to allow emergency traffic to get in and out of that event if need be so again as far as traveling down tabertown you're
  • 0:35:34 [t=2134] Speaker 146: going to be able to still travel down Tabertown and just be closed at Smalls. It won't be able to go in Fargo, south. But you can still get, yeah, well, no, because they're
  • 0:35:47 [t=2147] Speaker 278: going to turn Smalls into essentially a one-way. So we need to put a warning sign before the lift
  • 0:35:52 [t=2152] Speaker 290: to the main street. Well, they'll handle all that. They'll make sure they have signs and everything up but i just want to give everybody kind of a heads up that that uh that is coming so that's going to be a much larger event this year than it ever has been so anybody else has anything i would
  • 0:36:15 [t=2175] Speaker 299: make a motion to close the meeting and pay the bills
  • 0:36:19 [t=2179] Speaker 58: don mason ocean bobby seconds all those in favor all right any opposed all right meeting is adjourned thank you