Okay, it's 9 30.

We'll call the meeting to order.

Please join me in standing for the Pledge of Allegiance.

I pledge your learning see the flag of the United States.

Under God individual.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Present.

Assistant town manager Ashley Sander.

Present.

Mayor McKee.

Present.

Town Manager Jamie Burke.

Present.

Ron Mason present.

And community member Monty Hall.

All our intendants.

Can I have a motion to adopt the agenda?

As moved.

I second that.

All in favor?

Agenda's approved.

Public comments.

Are there any public comments related to the parks?

I didn't make time to go through all my records, my research.

But the park, the ballpark was donated by Ollie Adkins on behalf of her husband.

And there's supposed to be a sign, which there is.

That came from Blaine Atkins as well for a dollar, but I haven't done the research on that.

And what is now the Chamber of Commerce, there's supposed to be a plaque out front on that as well on the building, according to the will.

And that's supposed to be for the benefit of the people, not a business.

And then I'm also concerned about fair market rent.

She was renting that place to a government agency for $600 a month.

So the fair market value is off.

And it should go to benefit the people.

And then um the ballpark.

I know that I think the dog park is also from Ollie Atkins.

I'll have to confirm that.

But basically, the ballpark was that land was given for the benefit of the people, not a segregation.

And I'm for the kids.

I am for kids.

In an order, I would assume that what we should do is go through this questionnaire and and determine what questions are duplicates or what questions we need to we we want to ask and in what order.

The nice thing about the questionnaire, which is one of the things I was going to recommend today is we question uh including the existing parts and air utilization in addition to the new park property that's uh being that is um then acquired um or through donation with plantation lakes.

So let's start at the top and just go through if anybody has any uh comments.

I guess we can go through one by one.

With with with that in mind, um, as we go through them, I think it would be helpful to people filling out the survey if you had options under each number.

It's easier to check off.

Yes.

Exactly.

Some of the questions do have multiple choice uh answers condensed on here, and some uh do not.

The other thing is we are we've got 34 um questions, which seems rather um lengthy for questionnaire.

I don't know how much attention span we will have for somebody going through this.

We may want to potentially um segment it into multiple uh questionnaires or or combine questions if we can.

15 is what I heard is the standards.

You're talking about at some point in time, you know, you you get these phone calls and it says, Well, you know, if you hang on the phone, we have a one-minute questionnaire afterwards next, you know, three minutes into it, I hang up after they're on question like six, you know, from uh from a dental office or whatever.

Like you've exceeded my patients.

So um obviously we want to gather as much information as we can and make the best decisions or rec for recommendations going forward.

So um, if anybody doesn't have any other suggestions, I would suggest we go through the from the top down, right.

Um first question, what improvements or additions would you like to see in a park?

Um, do we we're talking about a new park, existing park?

Do we do we segment this to um the existing parks?