Thank you, President T'monic.

Resolution 808, resolution adopting interim controls pending final decision regarding enactment of a memoratorium on certain short-term rental permits replacement.

Counselor Owl.

Thank you, President T'monic.

I just want to start by saying like thank you to the counselors who've worked on this.

This was something that I've talked to John Otis and Chief Kerjoy for a long time.

So I was really excited about it.

I've noticed that we've been tabling it.

I was just wondering at what state is it now.

Um, you know, like are we going to be able to take a vote on this coming up, you know, this coming Monday, or is the plan to continue to table?

I just want to be a little prepared to be able to answer some of the concerns coming in from constituents too.

Yeah.

Vice President Nephew.

Thank you, President Timonic.

Uh Counselor Owell, uh, the issues that we had with a couple of the constituents has been resolved.

So we are good.

So this should be set to go.

Thank you so much.

Great.

Moving on to Councillor Owl.

Thank you, President T'monic.

Item three, resolution 519.

Resolution confirming the appointment of Gary Black to the Duluth Airport Authority.

Item four, resolution 860, resolution confirming appointments to the City of Duluth Boards and Commissions.

Thank you, Councillor Aw.

Councillors questions on three or four.

Moving on to Counselor, please.

Thank you, President T monic.

Um item number five, resolution 861 approving applications for lawful gambling.

Item number six, resolution 862 approving the issuance of various liquor licenses.

Seeing no questions, moving on to uh Vice President Nephew.

Uh thank you, President Tmonic.

Item number seven, resolution 852 resolution authorizing the acceptance of a $1 million Brownsfield revolving loan cleanup fund grant from the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency and affirming entering into a cooperative agreement.

Item number eight, resolution 853 resolution authorizing an agreement with MSA Professional Services Inc.

for an oversight of Brownfield cleanup projects for amount not to exceed uh 106,500.

Item number nine uh resolution 854 resolution authorizing the proper city officials to enter into an agreement with and accept not more than 100,000 in funds from the state of Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry to create a registered apprenticeship hub for the Northeast Regional Region in partnership with the Northeast Minnesota Office of Job Training.

Item number 10, resolution 855.

Resolution updating program guidelines for the City of Duluth Housing Trust Fund.

Item number 11, resolution 856, resolution authorizing the proper city officials to enter into an agreement with and accept um 970,416.10 cents in funds from the St.

Louis from the St.

Louis from St.

Louis County to provide Minnesota family investment program and diversionary work program employment and training services.

Counselor Owell.

Thank you, Councilor, Vice President Nephew.

Thank you, President Tamonic.

Um, just a question for administration or potentially um planning and economic development.

Um it's really exciting.

Well grateful that we're getting all these loans for for um the Brownfield sites, you know, the revolving roam fund in 2012, 2019, 2022, you know, upwards of multiple millions of dollars.

And my understanding is these, you know, when we're talking about accepting loans for Brownfield sites, we're talking about previously previous commercial and industrial development sites that you know kind of need to be redeveloped or fixed up.

I guess my question is where are these past like loans and grants like the one from 2012, 2019, 2022?

Um, have those been used up already?

And like with this million coming in now and six six hundred, what is the plan for that?

Can um like folks who are looking to purchase a site in a brownfield site, could they apply to the loan?

How are the dollars being used now?

Is my question.

Thank you.

Uh Mr.

Staling.

Council President T monic, Councilor Owl.