It is 3 0 8 and I am calling this meeting to order.
Second page. Will we do roll call?
Is what's been Paid? Yes. Gina Cavalier.
Present. Tom Petzel. Here. Oscar Zamara? Here.
Mike Wegan. Excused. Hank Excused. Mr. Jackson? Excused. Mr.
Vicar? I'm here. Mayor Stone? Yes, we have a
Quorum. Thank you. Can
I get a motion to excuse absent members?
So Moved. Thank you. Us. I second. Second. I second.
Thank you, Joe. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed?
Motion carries. Um, adoption of agenda.
Can I get, oh, and just for reference, these are hot mics.
They're, they are not off. They're rolling.
So before you have a conversation,
they, they're gonna stay on.
So you, it gives you a, a pause, temporary,
but the, it reverts back.
So, um,
adoption motion to adapt the agenda.
I'll Do it. Joe, thank you.
Support. Support from us. All in favor? Aye.
Any post Ocean carries. Audience participation.
Do we have anyone visiting who would like to step up
and address the body?
Seeing no interest today? Moving on. Approval of minutes.
Motion. Can I get a motion?
Thank you, Joe. Support. Support from oz.
All in favor? Aye.
Aye. Any opposed? Motion carries.
No old business. Moving on to new business request
for funding for landscape care services.
Steve, is this your item?
Yes. One.
Oh, Gina, did you have a
One one correction on the, on the list of bills? I was,
Oh, we're not there yet, but do you wanna on the
Minutes? Oh, minutes.
I was,
I was should be reflected as a no, not a yes.
Thank you. For which item? Or item eight.
I thought you were on this one
Last, the last Meeting?
Yes.
We make a note.
Yes. From the last minutes. Yes.
Reflection is no on item eight,
But, um, I thank you Mr. Knapp
for addressing my concerns moving forward.
Very good. Okay. Thank you.
Uh, thank you Mr. Campbell.
Thank you Campbell Public Service.
I'm here to discuss the, uh, landscape care services
that has been awarded to, uh,
Russell Landscape Incorporation.
Uh, it's for $156,435 over
the course of two years.
Uh, it is to address mulch maintenance, weed control, uh,
pruning and fall cleanup for some of the selected, uh,
locations and parks that are part of the DDA.
But I don't know, I know Tom had a question about it,
but I think this isn't for lawn cutting.
This is just for the landscape mulching services.
Alright. And if I may, as chairman, so Steve,
we're gonna need to look in there
because we do plant, the garden club will plant the flowers,
but we do bring in fresh dirt and mulch
and clean up the, the bushes
around the perimeter of the park.
So we're gonna need them to do that there
As well. I, I'll have to
discuss it with, uh, Shannon to see
if it matches what we already had in place from the
previous vendor. I'll double check with her.
Thank you. Any questions or discussion on this item?
I'm sure we do. Do we, do we get Joe,
a couple competitive bids on
This? Yes. Do you wanna
speak to process?
Yes. I'm sorry. Yes, it was sent out to bid.
Uh, there were several bidders. Hang on, lemme open up
My file. Looks like six.
Yeah, I just gotta find the right sheet. Uh, one,
Two, Yes, there was six of 'em, uh,
ranging anywhere from the, uh, the selection,
Russell Landscaping, um, all the way to, uh,
capital landscapes.
So there were several of 'em that did it.
I verified, I reached out to Russell.
I went by their locations to verify
that they do have the manpower in the vehicles capable
to address this.
And they were the lowest bear.
Thank you. You are welcome. Thanks. Very
Good.
Did you guys see the, did you see
that 600,000?
Yes. Yeah. It went from six 80 at the high end
down to one 40.
Yes. And this is a new provider for us, right?
It is. Which is why I, I called all the references.
Thank you for making that extra effort on
That. I, I reached out to
references from the references to,
to verify that they were a credible company.
Like I said, I did drive by their two locations.
They have one shop in Troy and they have another one at St.
Clair Shores. Um, I did verify they do have the vehicles
and equipment that appears that they can handle this,
this size of a request and, uh, a bid. Um,
And they know we have fairly high expectations, right?
They do. Okay. Very
Good.
Can I get a motion to approve funding
for landscape care services for the city of Warren, DDA
by Russell Landscape Inc.
And the total amount of 1 56 4 35 over the course
of two years for 2026 and 2027.
Do it. Oscar, Thank you. Doing all. Okay.
So Joe made motion support
by roll call.
Mr. Vicar. Yes. Mr. Zamora? Yes. Ms. Cavalier? Yes.
Mr. Patel? Yes. Mayor Stone?
Yes. Thank you very much.
Uh, next item, request for funding. IDA membership.
That's the international development, uh, down to Thank you.
Downtown Association.
Do you wanna speak to this and, or Gina?
Well, I could speak to it that we're,
we're finally getting around to joining.
It's the International Downtown Association,
which will help us with some, uh, our, some of our planning,
some of our moving forward, meeting
with different developers
and, uh, our own Miss Cavaliers, uh, now on the board there.
So, um, we'd like to support
and, uh, and be part of the group.
Very good. Uh, I definitely, by proximity to, uh,
border with Windsor and Ontario definitely benefits us.
Any questions or discussion on this item?
Question? Yes. Does this include, uh,
authorization to make a payment?
Yeah. So what we will need with this motion
to approve this payment is
to author also authorize the check to be sent
so we don't have to wait to put in on another list of bills.
We can get it approved, we add it
to the current list and mail it out.
Oh, very good. Thank you. Mayor Stone? Yes.
If, if I can just say I, I have gotten
involved in this organization over the last five
or six years, and I find it incredibly valuable.
Um, particularly there is the, the organization, the,
the membership is organizational.
So anyone in the city can take part in, um,
a a large number of online free,
um, learnings.
And also if there's anybody who's interested in a topic
that you'd like to propose to present,
if you could let me know that I would appreciate it.
Um, what, what,
and there's quite a few place-based organizations like
Downtown Partnerships, but they're also quite
a bit of municipalities.
And I just think that it's a great place for
collaboration, um, markets.
It's a place where you can pull RFPs for some of the work
that the, the DD that the DA is doing.
So I just, I I find it very valuable in, you know,
a great group of like-minded people
and there's such great opportunity to look around
the country and around the world and see what is going on.
Michigan was a little bit late to the downtown bid biz
program, so we, it's not as prevalent here,
but it's so prevalent in other places
and there's so much to learn.
That's good insights. Thank you for sharing.
And I would encourage you to, um, send a staff member
to this year to the annual conference in Toronto at the,
it is the last week of August.
First week of September.
So it's an international conference That's drivable.
That is helpful. Absolutely.
You said last week of August.
Last week of August. I think it's
September 1st, second, third maybe.
Okay.
But the annual meet, the, the annual meeting,
The association, But they, they tend to like next,
They do a lot of virtual updates and like webcasts and
All kinds of virtual stuff.
And you can also include, um, anybody on boards
and commissions in, in your membership.
Very good. Okay.
I will be maintaining our organizational
one separately for the record.
Thank you. Uh, can I get a motion to approve funding
for the annual membership
with the International Downtown Association in the amount
of $1,934?
And to pay the bill and to pay the bill.
So moved. That was motion by Gina.
Support by Joe.
Joe. Roll call. Ms.
Cavalier? Yes. Mr. Vicar? Yes. Mr. Petzel? Yes.
Mr. Zamora? Yes. Mayor Stone? Yes.
Okay. Item C-I-S-C-G. Craig is
Correct Here Jason to speak.
Jason. Okay. Very good. You talked about, um,
the office chairs furniture for, uh, Warren City Council,
uh, conference room a at the Warren Community Center.
Hi, Jason Parks Recreation. Uh, thank you.
Um, good afternoon.
We are, uh, uh, city council is across the DD to, uh,
authorize the purchase of executive chairs.
I utilized the community center for the new, uh,
city council room.
Uh, the original chairs we brought were, uh,
not compatible with the current room.
They're gonna be used on the stage.
Um, city council was allocated a hundred thousand dollars
reconfigured the conference room to date.
We spent about 70,000, uh, leaving about 30,000.
These chairs will cost about eight, will cost 8,100
and, uh, $17, uh, to purchase the nine chairs.
Um, it's also requesting
that the DDA authorize 50% down payment
of $4,058
and 50 cents, um, to be made A-I-S-C-G in order
to get the chairs, uh, ordered
as any questions you may have.
No, but I will share, I know we have the auditorium going
under construction soon,
so hopefully we have some chairs for them.
Yes. Soon. Any other discussion
or questions on this item?
Just one. Yeah.
So, so in the packet it says this is,
this money's coming outta money
that's already authorized for 'em.
It's just gonna knock that down a little bit. Yeah,
We, we, we authorized a hundred thousand to spend.
Yeah. They spent 70, about 30,000 left.
This would take from the 30,000.
Okay. Thank you. Thank You.
Okay. Can I get a motion? A motion to approve.
Thank you. Oz, support. One second.
Thanks, Joe. Okay. Mr. Zamora? Yes. Mr. Vicar? Yes.
Mr. Patel? Yes. Ms. Cavalier? Yes. Mayor Stone? Yes.
Thank you. Oh, thank you for that.
Um, Steve, is this you, are you back?
Comcast Fiber connection from communications to City Hall?
Uh, for Presidio Network Solutions?
Yes. Uh, Steve Campbell, again, public service.
This is for, uh, communications.
This is to connect fiber optics so
that they will have a communication
between this building here
and, um, the, this room over to, uh, community center
to their main stage over there.
And however they make the connection,
saw the fiber optics through Comcast.
So we're, they're requesting $19,716
and 30 cents to be paid, um,
through Presidio Network Solutions
and Comcast to get this project moving.
If you have any additional questions,
Patrick can answer the, the technical questions.
I guess. I know one of the challenges is we can't live
stream from this building.
Yeah. Will this resolve that? So,
So what, what the fiber is gonna do,
it's gonna connect the, this room
to the TV studio over at the community center
so we can go live on the website and our TV station.
Very good. Good work. Patrick,
Any any other questions or discussion?
This is an all inclusive price.
So One shot deal.
So this, this is the price for all the equipment. Okay.
And then I think there's gonna be a price monthly.
Uh, I don't know who's, how much
that is and who's taking care of that.
There is two separate, uh, prices on here.
There's network services, which was the 4,160,
and then I believe the, uh,
equipment itself is 15,000 556 30.
Okay. So there are two separate invoices that are attached
with this request.
Thank you.
Any other questions or discussion?
Can we get a motion for approving Comcast fiber connection
for community from communications to City Hall
by Presidio Network Solutions in the amount of $19,716
and 30 cents.
So moved. Thank you. As second.
I'll second. Thank you Joe.
Welcome. Mr. Zamora? Yes. Mr. Vicar? Yes. Mr. Petzel?
Yes. This Cavalier? Yes. Mayor Stone?
Yes. Okay. Item E.
Is Tina here? There she is.
Hi, Tina. Tell us a little bit about funding
for visual structural assessment.
This is City Hall Parking Garage.
Yes. So, uh, the parking structure's built in 2017,
so it's almost 20 years old.
We've done regular maintenance on the building,
but, um, uh, it's old enough now
to have a full structural assessment done on it.
Uh, PSI is a consulting firm that we already have a contract
with, and, um, in their proposal,
they will do a five year plan.
Um, they're gonna test all the concrete
and the, um, parking structure test for, uh,
any defects, voids, anything.
And then they'll come up with a plan,
or the next five years you need
to do these structural repairs, if any.
And then every five years we'll have it as reassessed.
Okay. Questions for discussion? Yeah.
Is, is there, and I completely agree with doing this,
is there a, like an overall schedule for everything that
we, that we look at that's in one place where like we can
That's actually a very, very good question.
I, I've researched, I've looked everywhere
and I've even asked the structural experts
and basically you're on your own.
So Yeah, I'm not what have to
About asset mapping and just,
Just in general, like Yeah.
So generally those are maintained by departments,
but we have discovered that it would be helpful
to do broader citywide, uh,
because sometimes those are shared assets
or more than one department utilizes
or responsible for them.
Well, it just, I mean, from, from from like
this seat mm-hmm.
It just feels like it's all a whole bunch of one-offs,
which I assume it's not correct.
You know, I trust that it's not,
but it would just be interesting to see like, you know,
like, is there, it's a lot of assets.
Like when, when we're looking at major capital improvements.
Yeah. What is the, the long term carrying costs
that also has to be factored in when making those decisions.
Yeah. Yes.
This report's gonna address the next five years.
Great. Thank you. Yeah. Mm-hmm.
And it was after what happened with
Dearborn's parking structure that this was flagged,
panicked as something Yes.
Yes. Very good. Can I get a motion?
I'll make the motion. Motion for Moz support.
You
Do that Mr. Zamora?
Yes. Ms. Cavalier? Yes. Uh, Mr. Petzel? Yes. Mr.
Vicar? Yes. Mayor Stone?
Yes. Yes. Okay.
Tom. Funding for our annual membership
for Macomb County Chamber of Commerce.
Yep. Uh, it's our annual dues.
They went up a little bit this year.
I think it was about 800 or 900 last year.
Um, but this is the, uh, the annual membership
for Macomb County Chamber.
Very good. One question. Go for it.
With this, with this funding,
because, you know, participating in
or organizations like this is so important.
Is there also a budget to actually participate in
in the events? And
Do you wanna talk a little bit about
how we utilize them and
Yeah. In, in, in
it, it kind of between the DDA A TA
and the economic development office, we have line items
for great workshops and training.
And so they come out of those different budgets
and typically we have the DDA A as the, uh,
the member organization.
Thanks. I know that I get invited to a lot
of ribbon cuttings and it's good
to see when there's local investment.
Absolutely. Motion to approve.
All motion. Thank you, Joe. Support. Support.
Thank you. Gina. Welcome.
Call Mr. Vicar. Yes. Ms. Cavalier? Yes. Mr.
Petzel? Yes. Mr. Zamora? Yes. Mayor Stone?
Yes. Okay.
Request for funding Warren Community Center Rooms
5 0 2 5 0 3 carpet replacement by Villa Carpets.
Jason,
Thank you again. Park
Recreation. Jason, uh, thank you for up here,
uh, doing
In the community center this week we're doing the, uh,
renovations to the auditorium.
Um, and the one thing we have in the community center,
if you're familiar with it, is we have one large, uh, um,
cafeteria room that can hold more than 40 people.
That's all we have. Every other room we have can go about 30
people or so.
Uh, knowing that the auditorium is gonna be shut down
for us, we have to do a lot more.
There's a lot more meetings going in there,
planning commission meetings, all these other meetings
that now we have to be accommodate for.
On top of that, we still have our normal renters from Weight
Watchers who do, uh, uh, it has a nice rental
for our, our center as well.
So we thought the need to expand our, to get another room
that's large enough that can
accommodate more than 40 people.
So upstairs, right now, currently in the community center,
we had room 4, 5 0 2, 5 0 3, uh,
one time many, many years ago.
It was one large room. They put a big wall up.
Uh, we took the wall down internally through our guys.
We've already painted the room
and we're requested now, um, for the DA to help us
with the carpeting, it starts
to exceed $4,999 carpet square.
So we put in that room that will finish it off
with the paintings.
So we'll have now another room in there
that actually we used for businesses and actual meetings.
Uh, a professional setting.
Mayor, if I may, I just wanted to a little shout out
to Jason and his team
because they did get a quote for 17 plus thousand to take
that wall down and they decided internally,
nah, we're not doing that.
They took it down themselves.
And so that saved us about 17 plus
Thousand. Yeah, it's kind of hard. It's
a hard pill to swallow
for taking a hammer and hitting a wall for 17 grand.
Everybody had fun hitting wall though, right? Yeah.
Should have offered it up as a, a rage room.
Could sold admission. Councilman.
Thank you. Um, so, uh, Jason, I, I see that, uh,
you know, we're talking about exceeding 50, um, individuals,
uh, a capacity.
And so what kind of capacity do you think the combined 5 0 2
and 5 0 3 will have?
Uh, I'm thinking about 70 at the max.
70. That's a good
Size. It's a good size
room. Um,
I'm gonna make sure the fire code in there, but both rooms
before canam are about 45, 40 people.
Um, so now there's, everything's out of the way.
It's just a wide open area.
Plus we have two entrances in that room, so
that makes it a little van for us for fire safety reasons.
Yeah, I saw it up there on the second floor.
You, uh, it would be accessible by the elevator
or by at least one staircase? Two.
Two Carcases. Two
Stair. Okay. There's one on
the communications side
and one on the other side of the hallway.
And I think the city council is planning on meeting in,
um, conference room a once it gets completed,
which should get completed
before the renovations to the auditorium happen, right?
Correct. Um,
but it sounds like, uh,
the combined room 5 0 2, 5 0 3 might be pretty good.
Is that gonna have, uh, microphones and stuff like that?
Uh, right now, no. Hopefully we can move into that.
'cause I think that room's gonna be, I think more, uh,
actual meetings are gonna want to use
that one more than the cafeteria, just
because the layout of the cafeteria
and how it is, uh, it's gonna be more of a private room.
So we'll look into that. We do already have one data line
already feeds into there.
Okay. For the board. Well, yeah.
Uh, planning has been using the auditorium just like the
city council, so they're pretty used to having, um,
microphones and, and so forth.
Um, it's an interesting question.
I'm, I'm, um, I'm in favor of having better microphones just
for future reference I over that
because for instance, uh,
sometimes people on the city council are, are, uh, talking
and they'll, they'll turn to the person next to them
and it'll, it'll be like they're whispering.
And, and to me that's against the open meetings act.
That everything in the meeting,
the business meeting should be heard.
There shouldn't be private conversations going on.
But that's just me. Uh, thanks a lot.
How about the, for, um, the combined room?
Uh, well right now we're gonna be using the current chairs
that we have that we ordered.
So they're, they're folding black ones.
We're gonna look into, I have a, in the budget for next year
for new chairs for the party room.
And those chairs are still good.
So we're gonna, uh, find,
I don't want to buy any chairs right now.
We have enough chairs inside the center
that we can get by that look.
Uh, all uniformed
O Okay. There, there's
so many rooms there.
I, yeah, there are lots of things stashed here and there.
Are you familiar with the powder room,
The powder room, the powder
Room and the community center?
There's actually two powder rooms, aren't there?
What Was that? The powder room?
Are you talking about bathrooms?
The bathrooms? Oh no, I thought you just said powder room.
I was, I was thinking there's, there's, there's a, like a,
a, a room to get ready for going out on stage.
Oh, you mean behind green rooms? Yeah, the green rooms,
Yes. Backstage. Yeah.
Which,
Which are, you know, like really outdated.
Are you talking about the ones upstairs? Yeah. Yeah.
Um, so that's something too, right? Right.
Well, anyways, uh, excuse me. Thank you. I you'll
Thank you for that.
That's true. Understood. Yes. Um,
You're probably gonna want
to have some nice looking signage to direct people there.
'cause the public is not used to using that part of the
Yeah. Anybody be, anybody
gonna be using that?
We'll have to go to the front desk.
There'll be, it'll be a rental, so we'll make sure that we,
uh, signs
and make sure we point 'em in the right direction if they're
not gonna be walking to that place.
Uh, nobody walks through
the upstairs right now on their own. So
Yeah, finding the elevator can be tricky.
Yeah. Mm-hmm. If you don't know where to look. Correct.
So I, I second that. Yeah.
I even get lost at times there. Yeah.
When you start talking about the planning
commission and Yeah.
Yeah. Zoning could Give a call.
Yeah. You're gonna get a lot more traffic.
Yes. Very good. Any other questions about carpets?
Just to comment? I'm glad we're using
villa carpets so many times.
Stuff comes across the desk here
and, you know, you gotta go with a co-op or this or that,
but, you know, Villa Carpets, it's a wor in business
and I'm glad we're patronizing 'em.
They did a great job here already
and, uh, they do good work. So I'm,
I'm glad to see that it's a local.
Alright. Is that a motion?
Echo those sentiments. And they,
they've been a good business partner.
Okay. Motion by Oscar. Support. Support by Gina. Roll call.
Mr. Zamora? Yes. Ms. Cavalier? Yes. Mr. Patel?
Yes. Mr. Vicar? Yes. Mayor Stone? Yes.
Thank you. Thank you. Clarissa.
Talk to us a little bit about auditorium, a DA improvements.
Good afternoon. I'm Clarissa Katon
and I am the communications director. Can you
Speak into the microphone? I
mean, you're usually the one who's, uh, asking us.
I'm always saying that to you all. I understand. Yes.
Well, I'm Clarissa Caden,
and I am the communications director for the City of Warren.
And the communications department is requesting
that the DDA authorize funding
for the Warren Community Centers auditorium,
a DA improvements.
This project provides modifications for the floor stage,
stairs, new seating, lighting improvements,
and other accessibility related enhancements.
And these upgrades also are necessary to ensure
that residents and visitors of all abilities are able
to safely and comfortably access
and participate in events that are held in the facility.
Uh, dessima LLC was the lowest bidder out of five,
and the cost of this project is $735,826
and 29 cents.
Any questions?
Questions or discussion?
As someone who attends many, um, events at the auditorium,
I am glad to see that we're investing in a little TLC
and, um, glad to see that, you know, the, the angle will be,
uh, more appropriate
for people using wheelchairs Absolutely.
And other, uh, mobility devices as well as the ability
to adjust seating so that, um, guests can sit
with, you know, people who are accompanying them. Yes.
And they don't have to sit in the back.
Yes. They can come up front.
And that is, uh, a really a plus.
Very good.
Any other questions or thoughts?
I'll make the motion to approve.
Thank you. Ask. Nice. And Lord,
Support from Joe. We'll
Talk Mr. Zamora? Yes.
Mr. Vicar? Yes. Mr. Patal? Yes. Ms. Cavalier?
Yes. Mayor Stone? Yes. Motion passed.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Approval of list of bills. Page 76.
It's like taken off.
So I wanted to point out,
our largest bill is the bond payments at 1,000,003 almost,
uh, is the biggest number.
And this will include the IDA membership.
So we need to add $1,934 to this list of bills.
Okay.
Thank you.
Questions or discussion on list of bills? Yes. Joe, is the,
I'm sorry, is the, um, 735,826
just to make the room
a DA approved or no?
Am I looking at something wrong?
It, there's more to it.
Um, but that's the precipitating factor. Okay. Yeah.
And then this is the list of what all it all is. Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Can I get a motion to approve the list of bills
for March 9th?
I'll Approve. Thank you Joe. Support. Support us.
Okay. Mr. Vicar, can I ask A question? Yes.
Um, is, is the, so the, the Presidio is
where you're splitting it out according
to the sheet moving forward?
Is that, is that what that is?
I'm just trying to make sure I understand it.
There's up, because one Okay.
That multiple buildings
and then there's another one that's just city hall
and Court and that's all.
That's all. But the other one that's,
that I give you. Okay.
Thank you.
Okay. Mr. Vicar?
Yes. Mr. Zamora? Yes. Ms. Wigan?
Nope. Oh, cavalier.
Ms. Cavalier. Yes. I'm moving down the thing too fast. Mr.
Petzel? Yes. Mayor Stone? Yes. Yes.
Okay. For the good of the order.
There's a lot happening around Warren.
Anyone have anything they wanna shout out?
If not, uh,
Warren Consolidated Schools is offering a college fair at
Butcher Educational Center Tuesday, March 10th.
That would be tomorrow from six
to 8:00 PM if anyone is interested in exploring that.
Look, take a look. We have our Stevens Road Greenway survey.
So we received a planning grant from was this c**k,
and so we want public input.
Uh, this is shared infrastructure, uh,
looking across Macomb County
and we want input on what you'd like to see there
and what we would benefit from my monthly community check-in
will be March 26th at Burnett Branch Library.
Always lively. Discussion.
Uh, April 10th through 19th,
Warren will be hosting a restaurant week.
It will should be good food.
Mark the calendar and go out to eat.
Uh, virtual job fair. Uh, this is Macomb Community College.
Uh, usually in the spring does an, um,
on campus, uh, job fair.
This year they're attempting a virtual job. Fair.
Check it out. And our Asian American
and Pacific Islander celebration will be Saturday, May 2nd,
uh, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Warren Community Center.
It is always a lively event. Free and open to the public.
That's all I have. Anyone wanna add?
That's a lot. That's my last question on that.
Uh, restaurant week.
Did, did anyone contact us or are we supposed to?
Uh, yeah, as a matter of fact, uh,
not only did Paula take care of signing up, I think, uh,
we have A-W-D-I-V promotion
that's gonna happen at, at the restaurant.
Nice. I know two years ago
what we discussed this when I had just taken office
and I appreciate all the efforts of the
academic development team that went into community outreach
and inviting people to, um, businesses to participate.
Now it's time for the community
and surrounding communities to come visit Warren
and enjoy some delightful
dining, seeing nothing else.
Our next DDA regular meeting will be Wednesday, April 1st,
not April Fools.
Um, at 3:00 PM Can I get a motion to adjourn?
I'd motion to do adjourn. Thank
You, Gina. All in favor?
Aye. Motion carries. Have a good day.
How have you been? Great.