Let's go ahead and get the meeting call to order.

Well, start with pledge lendings.

Pledge the lane of the United States of America.

And through the Republic or just stands.

One nation under the Twitter.

I guess the first order of business would be to review our minutes from our May 28th meeting.

I'll take it.

Communications from city officials.

Going down the staff reports.

Uh I guess Phil would be up first, but he's not here.

I'll make a motion to he sent us what is going on on his uh his report, so I'll just I'll make the motion for by email that we just attach that to the record.

Okay.

I'll start there.

Proposal slides have been accepted as for the record.

Wesley, you want to go over your report.

Uh we had some slop fencing down and some full mats and a few sites, uh, he had a little sediment output.

Um seems like they've got it all take care of since then we're still asking Wawa to reinstall their construction trees, but that's that's all I got this week.

Okay.

Any questions for Weston?

All right, thanks, sir.

Thank you, Chrysler.

All right, yeah, do you want to go over the financial reports for us?

Uh yeah, so our uh revenue is logical breakout or under budget by our road from Jam.

Our expenses are running off so I felt okay.

Questions for Ian?

Thank you.

I guess the next item would be to review the claims.

Linda, would you like to go over those fours?

Sure.

Uh the date range is May 28th to 2010, 2026.

Rent total is 45,231.81 cents.

Up slowly.

I'll try to have a motion.

Aye.

Aye.

Opposed and also the plane's been approved.

Thank you.

Thank you.

And then the new business we've got uh Jacob Elder and Jason Copperweight from Reese Lane.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Jason Copperwood of the Primavera and Associates 100 Bell Lane, New Albany.

Uh here representing Jake Elder, uh, who's Tech 12 LLC, who's the developer for Fox Run Commons.

I'm not sure.

Did you guys get a copy of the drainage redirection analysis report that I that I did?

I don't believe so.

I don't remember okay.

All right.

I can go through a little more detail then.

So Fox Run Commons is a residential neighborhood on the north side of Reese Lane, just west of where it turns 90 degrees uh from the west of Sam Tech.

Um we uh prepared plans and went through drainage review approval through through Heritage, your third party uh reviewer uh and achieved approval.

Um and they started construction.

I think I think they had a big rain event like right at the beginning of construction, which which would cause some some flow across Reese Lane and kind of through Lancaster Woods, and the developers started looking at alternatives.

What would be a better alternative for stormwater discharge?

So naturally, uh watershed one from the development, there's about three watersheds.

Watershed one flows directly south, crosses Reese Lane and goes through Lancaster Woods through a relatively shallow small ditch, but that's the natural path of flow.

In our design, we restricted the flow down to pr at or below pre-development level, so we meet the ordinance, but it's still not a great discharge point, right?

Because it's through another neighborhood.

Um, you know, so he started looking at alternatives, and he's also part of what he's doing is improving Reese Lane, that east-west portion over to his development.

So he's putting in storm sewers to improve that section.