Okay, then we will adjourn the special meeting and we will call to order the regular meeting of the Folsom City Council on Tuesday

January 28th, 2025 with a clerk. Please call the roll

Council members Leary here Raithle here Roba here, Fasaski here and a keynote here and if you'd all please rise and join me in the pledge of allegiance

as well with liberty and justice to our

All right, Mr. City Attorney, are there any agenda updates? Good evening Madam Mayor of the years in additional information's transmittal and also a revised staff report for item six

on tenets agenda a copy has been previously provided to you and they are also available on the table in the back

Very good. Thank you

That takes us to business from the floor. This is the public's opportunity to address the council on items that are not on the agenda

But please understand that state law prohibits us from deliberating or taking action on items that are not on the agenda

So we do have a few requests to speak Madam Clerk, would you please call those folks? You come down here to the podium and we do give three minutes for speaker

Okay, so we do have six speakers under this item this evening. We'll go ahead and start with YK Chalam-Chairla followed by Naomi Machado

Mr

Chalam-Chairla welcome back

Thank you Madam Mayor good evening mayor and members of the council

Today I'm here from the public

One as a school boat trustee and I want to thank

Consulate member Kuzlowski for that nice text message sent to me and David Reed about San Moan section

You know, they are giving the you know cross-country you know to our side and

And it is it came one week before the fall some high graduation

So my staff was a little bit you know stepping back

So mr

Kuzlowski knows but David Reed you know my colleague on the council and you know

He said this is an opportunity to bring some new programs new talent to our town and not only that

Some more business to our town. It's important

I made a made you mentioned, you know what people can do in your state of the speech

shop local

So we want to invite more people to shop, you know in our town

That's one and the second one is you know, I just want to be here, you know

frequently to

Exchange some collaboration between the school board and the city council and I was going through the schools

Safety thank you for crossing God activity Madam Mayor. So we may be identifying some very soon

It may be it needs somehow from the city of also as well as city of Rajkod over it's about the kids

Safety so we'll be coming to you with the request

So hope you know you guys can you know consider with the kind of heart. Thank you. Okay. Thank you

Madam Mayor, yes, I can just add a tiny bit of color to that. I thank you mr

The the school board was helpful as were some of you guys and helping us encourage the school district to let Folsom high host to track meet later this spring

For track and field at the high school level. There's three levels of playoffs here in the in the area

The first is a league championship

Folsom high and vista delago are in different leagues

We are also in different divisions. So there's a division championship you qualify for

Vista will be hosting division two and Folsom will be hosting division one on May 13th and 15th

So if you're a sports fan great data see some high school athletics

But the track meet mr. Chalam-Charlie brought up was the masters track meet

Which is the third level of playoffs that happened locally and that's the qualifying track meet for the state meet

That will happen on the 23rd and 24th now at Folsom high as a result of everybody's collective

Work so thank you all to everybody

All right, thank you next speaker please. Okay. Naomi Machado go ahead and approach the podium. Please

That will be followed by Lisa lad

Good evening. Good evening. I reached some article in the Folsom Telegraph raised an issue regarding the residency of the district one councilman

That has been previously raised by Sacramento B

The allegation that might cause Lowsky falsely declared himself a district one resident was first raised years ago

But just like the district when but just like they're doing now the city attorney's office refused to investigate

Whether they're councilman violated the law

Because the city attorney is more concerned with protecting his friends in power than ensuring the residents of Folsom are represented fairly

We are tired of being abused by corrupt politicians and their taxpayer-funded lawyers who refuse to obey their own laws

There is a reason the government code requires elected officials to reside in the districts they represent

To ensure our interests are protected by someone with shared interests

How can we expect Kuzlowski to look out for a neighborhood where he doesn't actually live

The only person he is protecting is himself and the city attorney is willing to sell out all of the residents to curry favor with these crooked politicians

Thank you

Not America. Can I address that or would you like to I think you ought to wait yeah, I listen to you out of weight for the rest of this week. Is that okay?

Okay

Okay Lisa lad and then followed by Orin hazy

I have a question. Yes, plain of understanding. I guess or something

Um are we

Are they are the council supposed to respond to us? I didn't think they were no correct. Yeah, we can't we cannot we can't deliberate

Yeah, right, so I wasn't sure if that's what happened with

This YK

No, he was just making an announcement. Yeah, okay. Yeah. Thank you

I'm not expecting

So on the issue. Thank you mayor Akino and council members

On the issue of mr

Kuzlowski living in district one

It's my opinion according to the city. He does not live in district one

There is no occupancy permits on the property whether it be a trailer or a structure incomplete structure

The city code does not allow for anyone to live in a temporary trailer for more than 10 days a month

So therefore according to the city ordinance

He does not live in the state of district one address

The question would be is the city ignoring it or have they made special arrangements for him

Excuse me

So he could run for reelection

Um essentially it's manipulating a candidate's qualification to be able to run

appears to me to be unethical and a manipulation of an election

Um, it does erode the public trust

There is on a separate issue a bewilderment among some as to why measure g did not pass

It's partly due to public trust. This is just one aspect of it

So it should not be a surprise why measure g didn't pass

I have several other observations over the last 11 years that I've lived here and I would

Take four time then allotted, but it's it's short

So I would love to meet

With you in person or go over

Those things and recommendations for a solution because I truly believe life is simple

And there really isn't a problem that we cannot solve to address the cause

modifications needed and to move forward. Thank you

We're all available to meet in person anytime our contact information is on the city website, okay?

Okay, I'm orin hazy. Sorry if I mispronounced your name you could go ahead and approach podium

Thank you

Mayor Kino and honorable council members. I'm orin heat lead the chairman of rebuild california.com

And I'm here to put on record a concern that has been

On a lot of people's minds here in full some for the past two years and that is the allegations brought against

Councilmember mr. Mike Kuzlowski

It's been alleged that mr. Kuzlowski is falsified as nomination papers

Engaging in sex actions as falsification of election documents registering with false address or misrepresent representation of one's

Residents to gain electoral

Advantage violates several california laws including

um

filing a false or forged documents california penal code 115

knowingly or procuring or offering any false or forged instrument to be filed

registered or recorded in any public office within the state is a felony

It's a felony

Prairie california penal code 118 willfully stating

As true any material fact under oath knowing it to be false constitutes perjury the supplies to false decorations of an official document

Including voter registration forms and election fraud california elections code 18304

knowingly and making false statements in a candidate statement with the intent to mislead voters is a misdemeanor

false declaration of candidacy

california elections code 18203 filing a declaration of candidacy or nomination papers

Knowing that any part of it is made falsely is punishable by imprisonment

falsifying voter registration information california elections code 18100 knowingly providing false information on a voter registration card is a crime

I've sent each of you a letter on December 13th

Spilling these allegations out in detail. I sent the city attorney the same letter asking for a response

The response that I got from mayor

Sarah Kino was a flippant response

Basically trying to sweep this allegation under the rug saying that well

Mr. Kuzlowski told me he lives in district one. I have no reason to question him

If one of your police officers

Let me back up

I was you know 20 seconds. I was in charge of internal affairs

Investigations at the sheriff's department where I worked and if allegations of this magnitude came into my office

And I responded with the same flippant response as I've received from this council and nothing from the city attorney

Nothing from mr. Kuzlowski

How would the citizens view me that would undermine our authority with them. Thank you

God bless and I appreciate I do appreciate everything that you guys do in the work that you guys

Provide for the city okay the next speaker under the item will be Scott Machado followed by Sarah Norberg

Madam Mayor councilman and women

um, it's not enough for

The councilman Kuzlowski to resign at this point that opportunity has passed the Sacramento district attorney should investigate Kuzlowski and the city attorney

For our conspirators criminal conspiracy so that we can find out whether our tax money is used

Facil facilitate voter fraud

Thank you

Okay, our last speaker under this item for this evening will be Sarah Norberg

Well Sarah makes it down. Is there anything we can do about the

tweeting

By chance I try to adjust the sound that yeah just jack and thank you

Good afternoon city council

My name is Sarah Norberg. I'm a Folsom resident

I'm also concerned about

councilmember Kuzlowski's residency

It seems like a catch 22 situation where my understanding both from room where I heard and from that letter to the editor

Is that the wife and kids live elsewhere in Folsom so still Folsom residents, but not district one

It's a house under construction and a trailer on the property

So even if living in the trailer that's not really abiding ordinances on living in temporary trailer type conditions

So either way

You know living in the trailer would not be in accordance with ordinances yet living outside of the district

You can't properly represent the district by moving to district elections

It's to give every part of town that representation and it's important that the person actually live there on a full-time basis

I do think some sort of investigation or inquiry is warranted and I would love to see prompt action on this matter

I appreciate all the other comments about it as well. Thank you for your time

Thank you

Mr

Kuzlowski would you like to make a very brief statement?

I took up residents at my current place of residence which is in district one in July of

2022 and have lived there continuously to this day

It's the most easily verifiable fact and it's disappointing that the

Gold Country media didn't bother to do that

My adult children live elsewhere my wife lives with me

That's it. Thank you

All right that will take us to schedule presentations

And I am going to handle this on behalf of

The communications department so tonight

We will recognize the winners of the fourth annual Folsom holiday lights contest that was held in December

And this year we had more than 52 entries in five different categories

The promotion allowed the community to tour the merriest and brightest homes and businesses in Folsom

As all participants were listed and plotted on an interactive map on the city's website

And Pam is bringing up a PowerPoint to show us some of these festive

places go back and start real quick

We saw high engagement with the holiday lights promotion on the city's social media pages

We generated a reach of more than 85,000 with 1400 engagements

More than 8400 subscribers received information in two editions of the e newsletter

The five winners received a commemorative lawn sign and bragging rights from the city of Folsom

And we teamed up again with the Folsom Times to publicize the contest

Um and the Times went above and beyond to provide prizes to the award winners Bill Sullivan

You want to come on down Bill?

Bill is here with us tonight

um

We're going to have him say a few words about the partnership and then

Each category was judged by a member of this council and tonight

Each winner will be recognized by the council member responsible for that category

And we're going to ask Andrew Eggers for our communications department to take a picture with um bill and the council member and the winner

So come on up bill

We appreciate your partnership again in this

Thank you mayor and council. I just want to thank

She's not here tonight but Christine Brainerd and um

And Chris Shepherd also for

They've kind of been behind this thing for the past few years

I wanted to do it and two years ago

They kind of came up with the idea of coming with us and it's a go for it

And the business community is the big one I really want to thank that the the list is endless the everybody who's

Pitched in and we had almost four thousand dollars in prizes

When we started this two years ago, we were thinking we'd get maybe you know one gift card or something for each person

And it kind of grew and it got the spirit of the community and so

I want to thank the city everybody

Out there in the community that worked so hard and did all those decorations and

Really got the holiday spirit up so we look forward to continuing doing it. It's a fun partnership

Thank you very much, Bill. Thank you to you and Adam and all those businesses

Um, okay, we're going to go one by one here um

I my category was Clark Griswald the best use of holiday lights and the winner is Brian Moss at 1530

Frezwick Drive and I will tell you um, I think I had about 20 entries

um, the Moss's front yard isn't the biggest front yard in the category, but they certainly maximized um all of it um with those lights

So is Brian here

Brian is not here, but I'll come take a picture with Bill handry

I

You should be on the other side of it

You

All right the next one was the hollywood christmas category the best use of theme and or fictional characters

And that was judged by council member Kuzlowski and the winners are from 105

Legemont court jillian dale and bentley gonzalez are you here

Okay, they probably don't want to picture with me

All right, then we will move to sorry I skipped you a vice mayor rathal um

Illuminate the block best multi-house display

Judge by vice mayor rathal the winner was darvel court

The eskinias and roger and diana

Curtis are you guys here?

Yay

I'll just say a few words first but come on down and I'll come take a picture with you

Darvel court my family were lovingly refers to it as blue trees

Every time we drove down east bidwell and saw the blue trees it brought smiles to our faces

So anyone who does their christmas lights? I assume with a crane deserve special recognition

You guys did an awesome job

I think legemont court has won this four years in a row before you guys

So it just up the bar up the challenge for them next year. Oh, thank you guys for what you do for fulsome

This was the hardest one for me to not give an award to one previous passage through this contest

You

And thank you for being here to accept your award

All right the next one we had was the holly jolly residence

Which is the best overall residence and that was judged by council member barra leary and the winner was five thirty flower drive

Ashley and johnny brown are you here?

Hey come on down

Okay, well you're on your way down. This was one of the toughest contests to judge

I think that I've ever judged because there was so many phenomenal lights out there

But your your house really stood out you had literally the front the roof

Your yard and everything covered with lights including some of the trees. It was really phenomenal

And I really am happy to see so many of our residents getting into doing this

I don't know how many hours it took you to put that up there, but it was well worth it because it was really fun to see

So I'll come down and give you your work

You

Congratulations, thank you

And

Last but certainly not least we have the Mary and bright business festive commercial business display includes window painting

This was judged by council member roarbaugh and the winners were a set of street in historic Folsom

And I think we've got Judy Collins worth Mike Dickinson john and Kevin McGuinness and Roberta and Larry Laman and maybe Jim Snook

Come on down whoever wants to come on down

So I want to say I couldn't do this one alone

So I enlisted someone who began this yk to help me judge

As he was seeing himself out of Folsom

So if you want to come up here to yk you can't or I can just acknowledge you thanks for your help yk. I appreciate it

And I think that the heart of Folsom belongs on Sutter Street and

Thank you for all of you all that you guys do. I think it was

Done by a lot of volunteers as my understanding Judy if you want us. I know you love to speak

But if you would love to if you would like to say something and acknowledge all the people. I think that would be wonderful

Well, I

Truly this wouldn't have happened if it weren't for Mike Dickinson. This was his

brainchild and he has just

Made this whole thing grow every year and so takes about a hundred volunteers to make this happen

And this is just a small sampling of the group. So

Let's give them a round of hand

All right

All right another big hand for all the winners

And thank you to everybody who added a little holiday cheer to the city this year by participating in the contest again

Thank you to Bill and Adam at Folsom Times. Thank you to our

Fantastic communications team represented by Andrew Egger's tonight

And thank you Pam for running with the PowerPoint

All right call the next item please

Okay, the next item under this evening's agenda is the consent calendar

Anybody have an item they'd like to pull

All right hearing now. I'll take into motion and a second for the consent calmer. I'll move the consent calendar as presented

Second

All right, we have a motion and a second. Please call the roll counts members. Larry

Yes, Rathall yes, Vorba. Yes, Kazaski. Yes, Anakino. Yes, next item please

Okay, the next item under this evening's agenda is public hearing item number six

Folsom Town Center North LLTSM

Resolution number 11322 a resolution determining that the Folsom Town Center North LLTSM project is exempt from sequa

And approving said large lot tentative subdivision map

Thank you welcome Josh

Thank you, Mary Kino good evening council members

Josh concade with the community development departments

Excuse me

And yes, I will be presenting the Town Center North large lot tentative subdivision map. I can

Send it to the projector here

There we are

So this is a request from eastern valley holdings for a large lot tentative subdivision map for the town center and north

project

The project site is located in the Folsom plan area adjacent to alter creek parkway and east bidwell street

the UC Davis Med Center is just to the north east

The land is part of the westland eagle project approved in 2015

Also note that city council recently approved

An increased residential density throughout the plan area including 180 additional units within this project site

Several of which need to be de-restrictive as affordable housing

Here we see the planned parcels within the project site is shown in the plan area specific plan map

I'd currently consist of three parcels totaling a little over 363 acres in size

And here we see the applicant's plan map with the land use overlay from the specific plan

Imposed on it superimposed on it the proposal is to create 24 individual large lot maps for future sale

And developments the yellow and orange parcels here are designated residential purple is mixed use where the town center is planned

Dark green is parks light green is open space and blue is public facilities

The proposed subdivision is consistent with the approved land east designations and no land east modifications are proposed with this application

Here we see the proposed large lot tentative subdivision map itself

The project also includes the dedication of rights of way and public utility easements to allow for development of future roadways

and associated infrastructure improvements

The map is intended for the sale lease and financing of the large lots only and no development rights are being requested at this time

a future development and all of the discussion that goes along with that will be subject to its own small lot maps and

Commission and as appropriate council review at that time

The applicant anticipates that future small lot maps would further subdivide

Consistent with the full-some

Plenary specific plan and if not specific plan amendments or minor administrative modifications would be required at that time

There are some minor right-of-way modifications proposed but only to the width of the right of way

not what it would

Actually look like the map would move the sidewalks and landscape out of the right of way making them the obligation of the private landowners

and

Briefly three of the open space lots are planned for future hydra modification basins

One of the public quasi-public lots has stated for an electrical substation as anticipated in the specific plan

The smooth substation lot size will have to be slightly increased to

Accommodate their facility in this changes handle that as staff on level with a minor administrative modification

And a program memorandum of understanding with the city and the property owner the applicant is required to de-district a certain portion of land as affordable housing

Staff added a condition that the two lots shown here dedicated 220 and 150 housing units respectively

So we did find out the project was consistent with the previously approved full-some plan area specific plan EIR

And does not propose any development

Therefore didn't require any additional sequel review

Staff presented the project the planning commission who unanimously recommended approval

Two city council with some minor changes that are reflected in the conditions in your packet

We did receive a comment today that has been provided to the council into the public and we're happy to address anything in that letter

We did also modify a couple of the conditions within the resolution

Regarding an exhibit that was not part of the final approval and a letter that came from smud

And and moving those conditions from an attachment into the conditions themselves which made sense to us

And those modifications have been provided tonight

I also note for the record that finding K should state that the project is not likely to substantially and avoidably injure

Fisher wildlife or their habitat not injury

Um for the record

I apologize for that typo

So with that we forward the planning commission's recommendation for approval to

The resolution to see in the project exempt from sequel and to approve the large lot map

I could take any questions. We also have Eric Crow with mccain sumps

Representing the applicant if you have any questions for him. Thank you

Thank you Josh. I have one preliminary question

Is the name town center is that just a placeholder or are we married to that name?

That um the town center mayor is is the reference from the specific plan it will not

Require that name to carry forward they may end up using it somehow in the future development

But it's not a requirement. Okay. Thank you. Any questions for my colleagues for Josh

I just have one could you go back to the um the topo map

The this one here the easements that run to the east and roughly parallel to the future oak avenue right there

Is that power lines or is that something else that the resolution of this is all to find for me to read it? Yeah

Got a bigger version that PM. I'm getting a nod from our city engineer that yes, it's the power

It's the power lines. Oh, it's very good. I'm curious. I imagine them being further west, but okay. Thank you. That's all

Any other questions? Um, no questions for him. Okay, then I'm gonna open the public hearing

Do we have any requests from the public to speak? I mean you do not have any requests speak under the item any member

The audience wishing to address the council on this item

Seeing then we will close the public hearing and I will bring it back to the council

Did you have a question for someone else? Um, no, I just want to make sure I have noticed of late that a lot of the maps

I cannot see when I like I can't see anymore

So you know when I expand them Bob Delpe who wrote this email mentioned

That and it sounds like

He mentioned that you he addressed some of that

Just in the future make sure that if you refer to exhibit it's in there. I'm not sure what happened or if I didn't

Go and research, but I'm just make sure that that's for our public is there

Yes, the exhibit was there the reference to it was was wrong and we okay. Yeah, it's okay. We appreciated the correction. Okay. Thank you

We've closed the public hearing

Okay, come on down real quick

Now hold on ticket you have to talk into the microphone because this is being broadcast

So if you could state your name, please. My name is Greg Stosser. I live at

Natoma station and so my broad question is this where approximately is that on on the

South side of 50 is that behind

Preze it how far east is it?

It's the chunk that's taken out of the upper right hand corner is the hospital site that's under construction right now

The hospital. Yeah, so the building the the three-story building for UC Davis fits right into the upper right hand corner of this

So it wraps around that

Yes, yeah exactly

My pointer at sorry is just to the then west of the hospital building is being constructed right in here. Okay, so this wraps around it

Where is East bidwell? East bidwells here. I think you see Davis is more city that not a hospital very city is off the map

Okay

So it's closer to East bidwell

That's a very city

I do have a question in regards to you know new building and and just

Not really we're getting congested in in

Infolson and everybody knows that I mean the roads are getting old. They're pothold

We're starting to look like how avenue and and and what avenue have you driven down what avenue?

recently

And it doesn't seem like there's any solution to you know having say a builder

Do a road, you know by usually, you know if you build a

If you build a complex you put a road in or you do something to help the community

Or you provide another way to drive to work other than just you know pulling out and driving on to highway 50

So you know the concern is that where's the money being spent?

When are we going to start talking about you know doing a half a mile of of

East bidwell for five years so that the end of five years we have three miles of East bidwell done

So we're not

Waiting until every road in Folsom is bad where we have no money to to spend

These kinds of things rather than putting our focus on building a new community

Which the roads can't sustain and

You know, why don't we gonna start talking about putting the kabash on building until we get things under control

For the infrastructure of what we already have nobody seems to think about the maintenance of the building

When you build the building it's gonna require maintenance in 10 years, but nobody talks about the budget for that

And that's that's my concern we just keep going down the road of

No solution to the infrastructure that we currently have and it's becoming a problem

And you must all know that so if you want to put your phone number on that blue card and hand it to the officer

I'd be happy to give you a call tomorrow

We do have a pavement management program that I can have our public works director

Detail with you

There are conditions of it's not slurry seal. I'm talking about putting in pavement

Because slurry seal is on top. It's gonna break up. It's gonna be miserable in 10 years

And you're gonna have a bigger problem. Yeah, so I can I'll contact you tomorrow and we can

I'll contact you tomorrow and we can have a conversation. We have closed the public hearing on this item Josh

You can get up and just briefly maybe comment on the conditions of of approval that maybe are there some

On the top of your head that include any sort of

They are putting in roads or something really against Josh. I mean

Okay, sir. I get I'll call you tomorrow about the yes

I moved here in 2003 when we had a zero build. It seems like you went from a zero build to a

Unlimited. Thank you. Thank you. We've closed the public hearing. Thank you

Mayor, I don't know that there's anything to follow up on. Okay, you know this map doesn't

Convey development. It's consistent with the master plan infrastructure has to be developed

You know in time with any subsequent development of the property. Okay. Thank you

Madam mayor in order to move this forward. I'm happy to make a motion to approve as presented

Second any further discussion

I just want to thank staff for sitting down with me yesterday and answering all the questions that I had about this project

Some of which were you know address some of the issues with traffic and circulation

and I also appreciate you addressing the last minute

email that came in today and

Making those changes for the staff report. I am encouraging anybody who has comments to comment them earlier on in the process

If they're paying attention to how development is happening is sound. It's a good idea to follow the planning commission

meeting agendas attend the meetings and

and then to try and read these and get the comments in so staff can address them before the meeting

and give everybody a more complete answer and as the gentleman that spoke from the to a station. I'm happy to meet with

uh

Marrakeno and you and we can kind of show you the specific plan for south 50 and maybe answer some of your other questions about the roads

So with that I will

Let us move on to a vote. All right any other discussion?

All right, then we have a motion in a second. Please call the roll. Okay council members leery

Yes, Racial yes, orba. Yes, Kuzlowski. Yes, Anna Kino. Yes

All right, that takes us to city manager reports, Mr. Havardy

Thank you Madam here. I'd like to

Thank you and congratulations you for the state of the city event. It was quite successful wonderful speech

on to a sold out crowd and for the public the text of that speech is available on the city's website as well

I'd like to thank our comms group and

Police and fire staff members who are currently developing a public outreach program

To raise awareness about wildfire risks in Folsom and also equip our residents with some tools

To create defensible spaces and emergency plans the program will launch in May

More intently to align with the cal fire and cal oes wildfire awareness month

The plan also focuses on strengthening our internal coordination

communication and establishing unified system to a sure effective

Cooperation between all of our departments and our departments that would respond to us

Should we have a wildfire here in the city?

And also some similar lines of fire department recently took possession

Have too long-awaited drawn ambulances these are top of the line ambulances to serve our community

They're currently being outfitted and will be in service soon to

To do their work

And I'd like to also report out on the our parks and recreation department regarding the kids play park on prud drive

It's as known kind of as the wooden castle play area the even my own children played on

It's outlived. It's safe usefulness and I'd like to report out on their progress today

A topographic survey which is a required base plan for all part planning design and engineering

Was received last month next month staff will issue a request for proposals

For design of the new play structures and additionally staff will begin working with a consultant on design and engineering for the concrete paving and

subsurface to drainage work

Working on the design engineering and neighborhood outreach take about six to nine months and the actual construction timeline is six months

So completion of the park is now anticipated to be the second quarter of 2026

And you ask who will do all this good work

The department recently welcomed a new park planner Hannah Perez who began her role

In on January 16th the Hannah's taken the lead working with the nonprofit organization

Community fundraising group called Folsom kids play for generations incorporated

Androan brush the community coordinator for the nonprofit a bank account face-foot page and go funding pages being set up

To help raise adequate revenue for the prox completion

Not to match but to augment the city's

Working treasury for that particular job as well

And a few fun events

I'll be your Valentine at the Folsom city zoo's

Sanctuary you can visit on February 8 or 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. To make your own Valentine

For your favorite zoo animals worth provided supplies should be fun for

moms dads and some kiddos as well

And then also we have a Lego building contest at the library

So you can submit your Lego project to the Folsom public library between

Between today original yeah and

February 1st by 11 a.m. And join the public viewing and awards event on February 1st from 2 to 4 p.m.

That concludes my report met a mayor. Thank you. Thank you. That takes us to council comments council member Kuzlowski

Just congratulations on an excellently prepared and delivered state of the city. I share your optimism for the future

Thank you, and I think I've commented enough tonight. Thank you

Thank you vice mayor Rafeau

Just a quick report out I serve on the sex sewer

The board and the latest large capital project has hit a few bumps

Oh, but they're gonna bring back an estimate on their biogen project

Next board meeting for approval for an increase in the contingency dollars

There what they brought up as a bigger risk though is is that part of that project was expected to be funded from inflation

reduction act money

Which now may be a risk

So that may end up with higher costs back to those users of sex sewer

We'll get more updates as things progress on that but that was the really report out from sex sewer

Oh

Just wanted to say a quick thank you to my mom for coming in from good year Arizona

Oh, it's a come to the council meeting tonight and be with me. So thanks mom for all you've done throughout my life. I appreciate you

Thank you

councilmember Larry

Yeah, I a bit of a report out. I attended a

An opening of a Kaiser and PACE facility. PACE is a national organization that develops senior centers

For Medicare and Medicaid patients

It's actually located in Sacramento

However, they're going to serve patients regionally and what they do as address medical social

Rehabilitation needs for the patients that belong to Kaiser and during that

Visit I also found that Kaiser is planning to expand their same-day surgery center here in Folsom

Something more formal we presented sometime in the near future

That's also going to include an acute care center and

This was confirmed at the state of the city address

With one of the Kaiser staff standing up to make that announcement as well

So I'm excited to see some progress moving forward on that site that we've been sitting seen sitting there behind

The Pilateo for a number of years and wondering where the rest of Kaiser is and more to be revealed

Thanks, thank you councilmember warba

Yeah, I want to acknowledge that

Mercy of Folsom celebrated the first was it 30 years

35 years on Friday the first person born at Mercy Hospital. I wasn't able to attend. I believe Dan was there were you there?

Oh, but you knew about it. Yeah, Dan was there

Anyways, that was a really cool thing. I had we had met with Lisa

um

The week before and that's really that's really awesome that somebody so the first baby born in Folsom

Was able to celebrate 35 years later. So I think that was really cool

The just had a sack RT they welcomed me with a warm welcome um yesterday

And it's gonna be a great group group. I was the only new member Mike

stepped off so I could step on and I'm excited about having some influence there

um

This week we have a meeting and I appreciate Dan having already percent helping me set this meeting up

There's been some issues on south lexington. I call it the highway. It's not a highway. It's a residential street

But we're gonna have a meeting on Thursday about that to look at the history and maybe

Possibility of what we can do going forward and that that's is my report. Thank you

And I um they're not here, but maybe um Dan you can pass on my thanks to our small but mighty communications staff

Christine Brainer Chris Shepherd and Andrew Eggers. I could not have done the state of the city without them

From their help in gathering photos and videos putting together the PowerPoint and helping me word smith

Some things um their help is very very much appreciated. So it is 714 and we are adjourned have a good evening