0:00And um special call me to go to the city council and a review session place.
0:07First item is right there basically manage a day where the board gates and I should go to the fiber blank value right here.
0:27Short time with the prayer and also standpoint to three setting things.
0:40I think uh here it's yeah, don't have to be reading something they read something with uh uh I think there's a problem which needs it.
0:59We can go either way.
1:18Then you don't want to have trouble.
1:30Um to a bad extra head.
1:54Mary says no new information to share.
1:56Um I did want to uh react to a question that Councilman Richardson asked at the Monday meeting.
2:02Um essentially what the question was was would this uh splitting of the parcels match what our infull overlay ordinance is and looking at that ordinance that ordinance actually required or allows much smaller parcels than what you're doing.
2:15Yeah, for example, these two both being over eleven thousand square feet, and that ordinance allows to be five thousand square feet.
2:20So there's some principal alignment, but not individually.
2:44That's correct, and this uh request is not asking for side set back in facts.
2:48It's just the long width and the one size.
2:56Yeah, and also this is not saying anything about the street and I don't strip over fairness, it's just the streets on it.
3:02That would be a different entire that'd be a particular process time.
3:05Yes, sir, it's clear.
4:30Fourth item is not all consumed.
4:40You want to talk about the agreement and don't talk about the contract.
4:44You want to come down?
4:58Speak to her and she didn't accept the position.
5:18Maybe I can put the open shit which is already final language.
5:25Right now it says uh driven boards fix the compensation in contract.
5:32It's part of our back on the same orders.
5:43Back from the committees of the stack contract and you have the solution to the chief prosecutor officer in the name was the second one.
5:56I don't have a contract section.
6:14The country has some kind of material issues and then some non-material.
6:20Like things where it says it is where it should say.
6:23So it's got some of that, but it also specifically took language from the chief prosecutor.
6:32And just added assistant.
6:36The problem that that creates is only the chief prosecutors I'm reading right now is governed by the prosecuting attorney's council of the state of Georgia.
6:50So we've got some language where she's allowed to grant leave to lower assistant prosecutors just the language in there that is should just be preserved for not extended.
7:07So can we do this without the contract at this moment?
7:10If you desire, you can say to file approval Mr.
7:13Bruton is registered on with the language modified to make consistently joined the law.
7:28First thing you prosecute.
7:29Because that would be those were the two things I'd identify.
7:40So those needs language structures.
7:55Whatever my exact body however we want to do the language again.
8:01Just understanding that as I'm reading the CJ 15181.
8:08It is limited to the chief prosecutor.
8:17So there's some things that we're just going to need to monitor.
8:23And if I'm currently labels in the Cistrian Prosecutor's attorney and counsel Georgia, which doesn't operate the function change the fact that the front of it will need to break it.
9:58We don't have any new information.
10:01Um this will be a public hearing for these possible installation of three speed tables and all the area.
10:08Trying to freeze a frame gateway, and it'll be prepared for the public area set at that.
10:27Or advertising your billboard.
10:32Thank you, maybe no new information to present the cell.
10:58I mean, tell us what's right to set the quality on your day.
11:24But I didn't want to follow up on a question that Councilman Cass asked the meeting.
12:48And just to clarify the questions, um do you say that is a matter of the uses that are on the side of the fact that there are elements that are non-compliant?
13:02I'd be like to help grab a big area.
13:17So I think a lot of the impacts that are reflected in this couple of some of these various residential properties and nearby, and there may be some impacts and lots of other properties as well, just given particularly the one related to the setback issue with the existing buildings as well.
13:33So that would be one that we have to do with the best.
13:42The front side is really the narrow drive that enters behind the the other building, which is partial center.
13:57I think they're trying to do crowd.
14:00I kept don't think crabbed on the way on that drive.
14:03If they jump by there today and look at this little beat up, so I don't know if they're looking at clean that up with crowd a lot of the way back to be strange.
14:12Um the drive would not be affected because it is like narrow way in and out that they end up right behind some other buildings, and one of their buildings sits on the property line.
14:29So as speech of this would be the north property line.
14:34That building is the line.
14:44And that surface of it.
14:50That's not for the R should compare where they want to do it.
15:00They're not sure we're not going to want to clear it for the brush down there so they'll have to remove all of the telephone right now.
15:47I've received a number of support letters from neighbors that are supported.
16:20Okay, so we're going to do it.
16:40Yeah, they have on the system statement.
16:42They have a development device that has been doing those spotlights for a while now.
16:49So on our page, we have written number pictures and all the rest of it.
16:53We're just starting to do actual videos of those.
16:57And then they go, like I say, on our development page that we haven't seen to try to outline the different types of businesses that we have here in Mary MSON is a system.
17:08Have y'all always wanted to be in business together.
17:23My name's Katie Fister.
17:25I guess my and we own Session St.
17:31Brasserie, and then also Micah Angelo's pizza.
17:34Which is right across the street.
17:35So sessions we or coffee pastry community is kind of our tagline.
17:40Um so we do coffee, um, which we source everything from Rev, which is in Smyrna, actually their roasteries right next door.
17:45Um so we get all of our coffee local from them, which is awesome and fun um and delicious.
17:50Uh we do all of our pastry in-house every single morning, so someone is here opening the bakery every day at 4 a.m.
17:57Uh, we everything is baked every single morning for that day.
18:00We have lunch offerings.
18:02Um, and then now since we've moved from our tiny space to our bigger space, we also have full bar.
18:07So um that's kind of where the brassery part comes in, where now you can get coffee until you're ready to switch to cocktails or at any time, no judgment here.
18:16And what kind of what kind of pizzas are we slamming over at the pizza shop?
18:19Um it's Brian Pizza, it's uh sourdough crust.
18:23Um we have a limited menu because our space is so small.
18:27Um yeah, like Katie said, you can sit down here at five o'clock and order like we've got appetizers that come from here and desserts, and then pizza comes from across the street.
18:38What is it been like being in this little neighborhood?
18:40It's amazing, I think.
18:42But in the neighborhood is so supportive, like it's beyond flattering.
18:47And now that you can like order pizza, like you walk up, grab yourself a pizza or order it from here, bring it over, there's a green space for kids to play, there's like a little play, you know, natural playground swings.
18:58So there's like room to run around.
19:00I think we also, and like we said, being in the phase of little kids, we were like, we want somewhere where we could go and enjoy and sit and relax, and like kids can still play and have fun.
19:11Um so we try to do that for everybody else.
19:23We've got a lot of others that have uh been on the site for a good while, but this is our first adventure.
19:29Um we also like to uh talk about three others that we have and uh reporting utility out, it seems like this would be our next one.
19:38With the inclement weather predicted for this weekend, we at Marietta Power and Water want to make sure that you have all the tools that you need in order to report any outages you may experience.
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20:40Marietta Water is underway this winter with a water line replacement project in the St.
20:48Mary's neighborhood area.
20:50Let's learn more from Marietta Water on what's happening and why it matters.
20:54Marietta Water, we're replacing approximately 10,000 feet of six and eight-inch water main in the uh towing place, St.
21:04Ann uh neighborhoods, uh the existing water mains, they've they've sort of were reaching the uh end of their life cycle.
21:11So by replacing the water mains, uh our customers can rely on when they go through the faucet, water is going to be there.
21:18You have uh kind of a mixture of eight and six-inch water mains.
21:22Uh they're gonna be put, you know, in the right-of-way, uh, kind of paralleling the uh existing uh water main lines.
21:29Uh the investment's pretty close to almost 2.2 million.
21:32This project's expected to last until late June.
21:35Once it's complete, you know, they they could see it may see uh an increase in pressure.
21:40Definitely volume uh will probably be a little better, and just the reliability of knowing that for you know decades to come that sound infrastructure going forward.
21:50Projects like these keep Marietta's infrastructure strong today and in the future.
21:59And then our last one that we have is our registration for Citizens Government Academy.
22:04This is gonna be our 25th year.
22:12Now in its 25th year and one of the first programs of its kind, Marietta Citizens Government Academy offers residents and businesses an opportunity to learn and experience their local government.
22:24Let's take a sneak peek at what's in store.
22:27If you sign up for the Citizens Government Academy, your knowledge of the Marietta Fire Department will soar to new heights.
22:38Just like these drones.
22:40When you come to Marietta Water, you'll learn how we achieve our distribution system of excellence award every year for our great tasting water.
22:48When you tour the Marriott Police Department, you'll get to see our simulator and use it.
22:53You have the opportunity to take a ride in the Marietta Power Bucket Truck.
22:58When you visit Costa Park, you'll see what some top-notch pickleball is like.
23:02When you come to Public Works, you'll see where we keep all 725 vehicles in tip top condition.
23:08Learn how we budget and use your tax dollars.
23:11Here at Marietta Power, you'll learn how we keep the lights on on our award-winning power grid.
23:16During your visit of the IT department as part of the Citizens Government Academy, you will learn about cybersecurity and complex network environments.
23:23So come join us and see some of the cutting edge technology we use to keep you safe every day.
23:29Spots still fast for this free seven-week course.
23:33So grab your seat to join us on Monday, February 16th at 8 a.m.
23:39Visit our website for more details and information.
25:00Right now, all that is set for April the 1st from 5 to 7 p.m.
25:05here in the council chambers.
25:16Like feedback and gather all those comments and report back to you that and see what changes may or we don't have to be made.
25:26We did make some earlier, so contract now has been signed, contractor beginning to mobilize.
25:38So maybe weather more cooperative rain or warmer weather, so sometime maybe the first week of March.
25:46We'll get groundbreaking set for that project.
25:51Franklin Gateway, we've been doing some work out there as well.
25:54Uh getting uh ADA sidewalk improvements as well assured as prepared, trying to get ahead of World Cup project.
26:03So that contact now is finishing up that project.
26:07And last thing I'll mention, um, I think I mentioned it last time, but uh we are officially now.
26:13We have taken over um downtown solid waste district uh with uh collections uh recycling in house.
26:23Uh our driver took that over a couple weeks ago now, as well as all the city facilities and parks.
26:28So we uh doing all that ourselves now.
26:31We do not have an outside vendor.
26:33Um very well so far at that.
26:38He's still learning the curbs a little bit, uh so he's um talking far too far, and he's superseding the costume in some places, but he's doing good.
26:49So uh especially for downtown right now.
26:52So um closures, unlike our previous uh vendor driver wouldn't get out of the truck.
27:00We should just live there until we got there and pick it up.
27:03Our driver gets out to sleep, cleans up, makes the enclosures are all clean, extra stuff sitting in there, and he throws it in there and don't make it leave.
27:14So uh it's a lot better situation than what we've had before.
27:17So everything's working very well.
27:19That's all I have if someone has requests.
27:27Uh facilities updates.
27:42So the restaurant building is uh process of being delivered.
27:46It's on a trip right now being delivered.
27:47It'll arrive tomorrow.
27:48We'll start looking up on that.
27:53Uh the uh tree keepers will hold a tree planting uh this Saturday morning from 9 to 11, one of that's Valentine's Day bringing the sweetheart.
28:01We might come out and plant some trees.
28:04Um have that, just some of our special events.
28:07We'll pick those off next month, uh, March 7th is our uh first city event, so that's the very end of the gathering.
28:14Um that's been a fourth year of that's been a very successful uh special event for us.
28:20Uh March 14th, uh, Kate Mariana Beautiful will have a paper spreading day.
28:24That'll be held at uh this is the Port Park in the uh uh the parking lot uh from 9 in the morning until noon.
28:32Uh March 21st, uh Kistrip Park Sports Infit Center.
28:36We have a bunny brunch.
28:37Uh design for young kids that can come out and meet the meeting or buddy.
28:40We do Easter and that kind of stuff.
28:43And then uh March 28th, also at Customer Park Sports and Fitness Center, we'll have our board game day.
28:49So Mariana has a large continuous people like to play board games.
28:54Uh so we'll have that we'll have that that morning.
28:58And then finally, just wrap up with uh Conserver Park Sports and Fitness Center, our basketball league, uh our final games wrap up this weekend, is our championship uh game this weekend, and we've got a good season, and uh the kids are done a good job, and we're excited about what they're doing.
29:24Uh we've got some fun things covered up, uh tomorrow is an important day.
29:31Tomorrow is very important days.
29:34Anyone know tomorrow?
29:40Um we win something with that TV, but yeah, we've got our health there, where we love Tesla Park.
29:46We have about 35 vendors.
29:48You can come over and get your AHA.
29:50Love Star will be on site.
29:52Um, it's just lots of fun.
29:53We uh we have a circuit scene, so there'll be games and prizes and food.
29:58And we hope everybody comes.
30:01Um please sat by put your a raffle um in for everyone has free uh uh cry, so times and tense prices and people are very excited about it.
30:11So if you can stop by for the daddy, and we'll start having our uh wellness seminars uh that focus on financial on this in parts.
30:26So just for the shortest two things.
30:29Uh always like to talk about personnel where we stand for that.
30:31We currently have four openings, but we'll have those four openings filled in the next three weeks.
30:36Uh one of those, I'm hoping will be a uh former officer that worked in Mardi PD for about four years.
30:42Uh he left for the private sector about six years ago, uh, went to work for Clock for a while, and he's decided to just come back to us.
30:49So we got getting through a couple more steps of the parking process, but that'd be good to get a certified officer back.
30:55Um I'm hoping to have two or three officers presented in next week's council meeting.
31:00We have to get them out.
31:01They can be supported in before they can come here, but uh we should have know for sure why we may have a couple.
31:08Um training last year, I think, or maybe an action two years.
31:13I can't remember if we did or not, I know we did it at some town halls.
31:16They paid last year, uh, all of our officers uh we totaled up their post-training or Georgia post-training for 2025.
31:24They had 29,000 hours.
31:26So that's pretty impressive when you think of the uh number of officers we had from full authorization, 139, do the math, or that's a great deal of training that they've undergone, and that's just post-hour that doesn't count the in-house stuff that we get the shift level training, tactical training, etc.
31:44So we've undergone a lot of training in the last year, and we're taking that ball off again this year to make sure that they uh have all the training we can possibly get to open those opportunities, including spending some uh Sage drug money to send them some classes that they might not otherwise be able to go to.
32:00So we're on that ball.
32:02Um and lastly, you just want to mention again that the training center is on path to be completed in March in the building over the office on the road.
32:11And after we put some paving down and some landscaping, then we'll have to work.
32:16So that's coming, of course, a little bit quick.
32:22The uh last thing I'll drink in the meeting before this had uh money that would actually be able to go to help out the right.
32:48Every time I walked up to say something about full uh C.
32:55Um so really wanted to provide an update on the new schedule.
32:59Um I know I've done this many times, but again, we need to say it again.
33:02Thank you to the team and for team.
33:04Uh the work they had put in to get the pen sex correct with the new county cycle was pretty pretty heavy-lift.
33:10Um, but you know, being out of the station, so we're just over one now, talking to the firefighters.
33:16It's overwhelmingly positive uh with the newspaper.
33:19Um yeah, they're tired after the four years.
33:22Um, we'd have to work 48, but they're cold for three days and then feeling more rested now because I think it's like it's off.
33:29So uh talking about a group, um they had their first Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at home.
33:35Uh just very many different fact one of our captain's students his wife said, well now that you seem to have a whole war, we're gonna have to kind of re-establish the rules and jobs.
33:44So uh the whole uh everybody's been to the adjustment for it, which is great.
33:49Um overwhelmingly very positive stuff.
33:52Thank you for that support.
33:54Um we've gotten a lot of departments watching how we're doing this, whether it works or not.
34:00Um so that's it's gonna be in the forefront.
34:03Um days ago we were out in the visiting station.
34:06One of the things that we do is recognize recruits to have what's called a lifestyle reward.
34:11So some kind of cardiac game, full arrest, uh, and then an individual needs a hospital.
34:16We think they need to recognize what they do.
34:20We had a staff last year, so we had VD cardiac arrests within the city.
34:25Um, we've got what's called ROS return spontaneous circulation.
34:30And 11 of those actually walked out of the hospital, uh, which is just uh 14%.
34:36So that's on the higher end of the national average.
34:38So I just want to say we recognize the work that we do.
34:42So that's one person in 60 months walking out of the hospital because the work that we have the police department do because they're office often there before we are in for the super.
34:51So I think that's important to recognize um that you know again the the work, the effort to train, all that good stuff, serving the community is something we're very proud of.
35:01Um, you know, some people might think 11, well, that's 11 people are going home and just have it more time.
35:08So we're very proud of that.
35:09Um continue to keep their work out there.
35:12So uh you guys will be getting an invite from us uh during the next few days.
35:15We will have our annual war server coming up.
35:17We'd love for you to join us.
35:18We do just a short quick opportunity for us to recognize our team members of work that we're still thinking about the AEs that we just through with capital dollars, so the the devices we went throughout the city were uh, we weren't able to lose any more the batteries and sort of stuff.
35:45Um so we ran our place off three to B EDs throughout the city.
35:50Um with that we're actually able to return those back into that frames and we're able to work.
35:55So we get their their life shares, uh in fact we have them throughout our enterprise throughout our all of our facilities is company.
36:07They also do our uh medication.
36:12Yeah, so all the the Narco uh the knoxal and systems are in the north, so there's some laws we have not gone throughout uh just what we support the topic leadership uh group and help them on the side of the night and our two training um you know, we send them all home with our team uh and a couple of them were kind of asking, well, why do I need this?
36:36I don't you know, I'm never going to and I don't spend necessary for you.
36:41It's a company about the more we can get that out there to the better.
36:55Ronnie, did you have anything uh with IT that you want to bring up?
37:17And then we will train up surprise the problems.
37:22Do you want to just quickly go over the budget process since you're right?
37:34Just go just a general overview, especially for new accounts members, but why not do the process remote?
37:41So we are in this is February.
37:44We are month two going into part three of our budgetary process.
37:51We typically um the budget process up until a couple of years ago was um six-month process from January through June.
38:00Uh we have extended that a little bit to allow the departments a little bit more time to be able to prepare, um, do some strategic planning, um, just give them a little bit more flexibility.
38:10So we actually start our process in the beginning of December.
38:13We um send out packets to all of the partners giving them an idea of where they are in the current budget thus far and where they ended in the last budget.
38:23And so with that process, um, they are um given the access for their um operating budgets, and then they also provide capital.
38:35Most of the personnel budget is done in-house by the budgetary team, and they are um through the um service proposals able to make some adjustments.
38:46Um, if they have new initiatives and things of that nature, we kind of review those three as well.
38:52So we Friday is actually our um operating budget deadline.
38:58We've already um exceeded the deadline for the uh capital budget.
39:04Last year we um we kind of broke it up.
39:09Uh BLW, we have two different um time frames for BLW and all fact.
39:17So for uh BLW, they um their deadline is about two weeks ago to submit all of their capital projects.
39:26Um general fund we extend it to the month of May.
39:29And the reason for that is because as I mentioned before, um with our general fund budget, our capital is determined based on our um revenues over our expenditures of what we have left over.
39:45The BLW's uh capital budget and is incorporated in the um overall operations throughout the year.
39:52So as of June, I'm sorry, July 1st.
39:57BLW will have full access to their capital budget.
40:01The general fund, we kind of review those capital budgets in the month of August, and we bring it forth to the council to review in the typically in November council month council meeting is when it was approved.
40:20It'll be brought forth in the October committees.
40:23And at that time, once it is fully approved, then the different departments will have access to their budget.
40:30So it's from the leftover excess funds from the previous fiscal year, and they'll be able to utilize it in the current year.
40:41So as it per se this year in August, we'll review the excess from 20 fiscal year 2026, which is our current fiscal year, and then by the end of November, we'll have access to those funds to spend during an FY27 budget.
41:02Other than that, we have department head meetings after everything is finalized.
41:09They have submitted all of their budgets inside of the budgetary module.
41:14We review all of them, consolidate, we have conversations with the manager's department heads, compile.
41:36We meet with each and every department head to make sure that they are comfortable with the full budget as it will be presented to the council or the board in the instance for BLW.
41:49With BLW, we have to have our budget submitted to their board for prior approval for it to be incorporated in the overall city budget a month in advance.
42:01So we'll have in April the free loan budget goes to the BLW.
42:07Then they have their final budget for the board in May.
42:12For the council and the overall city budget, we'll have that available.
42:23I can come back later during the finance committee meetings and provide a schedule of those, but we have advertisements that have to go out in the newspaper, social media, etc.
42:35to alert the public of when we will have a budget budgetary hearings that also provide some monthly opportunity to access the budget via online or the city manager's office.
42:55It is an account line item budget, so it incorporates every fund in every account that is funded for the city, and it also provides a three-year look back as to how those funds were allocated in the previous years, the actuals that we actually spent.
43:14So it allows you to review that, and that is provided in advance of the May committees, and then we will start our budget.
43:31We have our budget presentation for council in May, then we'll have a budget hearings the first week in June, and then it is presented for uh final approval for the council for the agenda work session and the council meeting in the month of June.
43:53So we have to have an established budget in place by uh July 1st.
43:58So that kind of gives you a walk through this pretty well off the council.
44:05Um I'm very familiar with it.
44:08Um we don't have any questions.
44:34Um I would say um with uh business license, we as I mentioned, we're in our um heavy renewal season.
44:43Um our credit card work that um was hit by cybersecurity um attack, and so with that we are currently unable to process um business license renewal requests and new applications online, they're taking payments for that, and so that um we haven't been provided a timeline for um the correction on that.
45:00They're taking um uh payments for that, and so that um we haven't been provided a timeline for um the correction on that.
45:13IT is working very diligently to um work through that particular issue and provide additional options, but the merchant right now doesn't have a timeline, so I wanted to just make that available at edit and a lot of um businesses uh reach out to the council and so um we are the only area that uh is heavy hit by uh that particular merchant uh within the city, so there aren't any other areas that are heavily impacted that with uh excess tax coming up um next week.
45:54Um and all of that had been moved online where all the payments were being made there.
45:59There may be some uh communication from business owners that just wanted to make that uh if you aware that in case you get any requests or communications from business owners related to the online cash.
46:36So there's a bunch of way in process if they're walking, they just can't really business license terms, but the online piece, which is what most people want to not do it.
46:50It is impacting the building into a little bit of some cutoff form that we use for after hours that they're impacted as well.
47:00This is very significant, it's probably one of the more significant we have a lot of information in fact.
47:06I don't know why the next secret service involvements in the FBI.
47:10So there's not a whole lot of information, so just the kind of things that told us we're supposed to get an update.
47:17They've been doing it daily, but I think today's basically been doing it for their state.
47:22So we may have to do that.
47:26This one can we get something from communications that I can be posted?
47:34So that I put something out incorrectly.
47:39Yeah, we put that for you tomorrow.
47:42Um business license for example that was that might be the matches.
48:02We do have some drone shops and we'll show you, so we'll go over that in just a second, but just wanted to draw a couple things.
48:08Um as we said, CTA is coming up since the government academy registrations are open, or gonna be open this whole week.
48:16Um actually first class would be March 18 this week.
48:20I would love to have to consulting for that.
48:23Um the um county has set up uh a meeting with all the cities uh as far as the staff of all the cities and their staff to talk about land use changes uh and what uh was discussed previously and had a meeting that were the simple elector officials were but um but we'll be having that soon uh kind of where that goes, but that would deal with the dispute resolution process that we have uh that we're currently involved in trying to get that uh laid out in the way that it shouldn't be now because there's so many conflicting uh parts of it between the state law and what we have locally to be updates on that and eventually will be something that would come to account.
49:04Um the uh powder springs annexation and oh my land use dispute, um what's going on there?
49:10There are some meetings that are taking place um between the county and uh looking trying to talk about that.
49:16We'll get you those kind of working through it.
49:20Um the uh good news side uh that we've got the 250th coming up, uh, which are the nice and celebrating, and we're celebrating with it.
49:29Uh we'll have a logo which will go out maybe tomorrow afternoon.
49:32It'll be tomorrow or Friday, um, that we're gonna use to brand everything that goes on in the community 250th.
49:39Um one of the first things that you'll see that it's gonna be the concert lineup for this spring and summer and fall um that will be branded with it, uh, which will be great.
49:49It is also their anniversary on top of uh the fact that it's the two 50th.
49:54So there'll be a lot of special things going on uh with the concerts.
50:06We've got some traveling displays that hopefully we're going to get in and be able to use good.
50:28So we're catching a lot of different people.
50:36And how do residents be part of that committee is there?
50:42They can get in touch with Rachel.
50:44And they have involved in the round.
50:48But we started out with the committee with every organization we can think of that might want to be involved.
50:55And that's how we ended up with 50 some people there, and most of them just represent one organization.
51:06We need to folks who want to get involved.
51:09So that would be great.
51:11And so we'll be jointly advertising all of those events for all those groups that are tied into the 250.
51:17We're going to really concentrate between Memorial Day and John, you know, the end of July.
51:25Most of the things happen, but not all.
51:27We'll have stuff that we'll go into the fall.
51:31But definitely want to concentrate on the top around the 4th of July.
52:02We have actually put in a request to FIFA to be able to do that.
52:06And we're just waiting for them to respond.
52:11They've got a process to do this, but it takes a while for them to respond back to folks.
52:17I really don't know anybody that's gotten response back yet.
52:23But that'll be a good time.
52:24We've got a lot of sponsors and folks that will help us with that, obviously, later once to participate in what's going on on that particular launch party.
52:34But we've also got a lot of tourism groups to work.
52:50And you guys have really enjoyed it and ran the plaque that the council would haven't authorized.
53:00And so that was a surprise to him.
53:02He didn't know that was coming.
53:04So that was really good, but that would be adding up and uh actually going forward.
53:10And with that, if we've got a few minutes, we took us maybe five.
53:13We can show a couple of the drawing shots that we've got.
53:22With the flow that went out, they also need a little bit of a little bit of that design set that maybe the gathering science we all for taste.
53:30Yeah, you're going to see uh some stuff about uh 250th and about the issues as far as we get the view party and all that.
53:38You'll see that out in all the tech is set up, they're like the college level take a setup, giving away schedules of all the things that are going on that we've got.
53:48If we get permission for the Ukraine, are we just doing the other three months or multiple games?
53:54We're gonna try to do it in one place and use the square uh and go ahead and have multiple screens set up, but it would be one we're looking at.
54:03I think there's three games that day.
54:05And so we've been showing those kind of highlighting uh just didn't have regrettably, uh, at least at the first, uh, the U.S.
54:14doesn't plan a weekly.
54:16They played our weekends, and uh most of your games in the clubs are like at the 3 o'clock.
54:21So uh that kind of from the region and block off the square from that.
54:27Um instead we're looking at a Saturday or something.
54:34And hopefully that we'll get words and uh we have to go ahead and start putting that situation out there now, but we know greenhouse.
54:43Yeah, that would be the best one, yeah.
54:50So for those folks who don't know what we're talking about, we say greenhouse, this is the largest uh development we have going on in the city right now.
54:57Um almost 600 houses.