Order and please call the row.

Mayor Morgan.

Here.

Mayor Pro Tim Stevens.

Council Member Lee?

Here.

Councilmember Flores?

Here.

Council Member Fleming?

Here.

Council Member Otega?

Here.

Council Member Montgomery.

Here.

All right.

Do you want to consider staff brievings and council discussion or questions regarding items on the agenda for the June 26, 2025 meeting?

We have a presentation presentation for Teen University.

Update from Bradley.

Any questions on the consent agenda?

Mayor Pro Tim.

On the second item, the way that it's written, it says consider a revised resolution.

So just some clarification on that.

Yeah, so for a lot of these grants, uh, we'll file them, and then once it gets to the um entity that's going to administer the grant, they'll notice a typographical error or change, and they're just so militant on those being precise.

So uh we make those amendments and get it back.

But this is no different than the item that the chief gave the presentation on uh and a grant that we've previously received as well.

Okay, that's what I thought.

My comment has generally been it isn't a grant unless we approve it twice.

There you go.

Thanks.

All right.

Any other questions on the G1 uh consider resolution with BCRA?

Kevin.

Good morning.

This item is a reimbursement resolution so that we can continue on with the construction of phase two A of the B C R UA regional water treatment plant.

This reimbursement resolution is as most as a typical reimbursement resolution is allowed to continue to spend money, and we will then reimburse those proceeds when BCRUA issues utility revenue bonds later this year.

Questions.

Okay, thank you, Kevin.

G2 resolution amending appendix A fees, rates, and charges, Michael.

Good morning, Mary Council.

Morning.

Uh, this item is related to oversized reimbursement.

So what that means is when uh the developer comes in and they need to build an eight inch water line to their development, uh, and then we say, developer, we need to oversize that line to say a 12-inch line because there's a development that's going to be built behind you or past you.

So we talk to the developer, they bill the eight inch at their cost, and then we oversize reimburse them for that extra oversizing it from an eight inch to a twelve inch.

Uh and how that works is we have an oversized account.

So that account is when a when a property single family subdivision comes in, when they uh plat the property, they pay 150 dollars into an oversized account for water and 150 dollars oversized account for wastewater per living unit equivalent or per house.

Everybody pays into the oversize.

So if you're a commercial property, when you come in for a building permit and you have a meter size and it equates to so many living unit equivalents, they pay that amount times 150 for water and 150 for wastewater, it goes into this oversized account.

So we have that account and we use that.

Um it comes time to uh reimburse them.

There's two ways we can reimburse folks.

If the line was in the master plan and we calculated that cost into the impact fee calculation, so it adds capacity, then we can and they bill that line, we can give them credits off of the impact fee they pay.

That is only for the larger lines that are in the master plan and in the impact fee calculation.

The oversize comes into play for the smaller lines that are not in the impact fee or master plan.

So we use this oversize account to reimburse them.

So what's that number?

So the last time this was looked at was a long time ago, prior to 2000, and the number was two dollars and sixty cents per diameter inch per foot.

So let's let's say what that means.

So if you have an eight-inch line and we ask you to do a 12-inch line, that's four extra inches.

So it'll be two dollars and sixty cents times the four inches, which is ten dollars and forty cents per foot, and that's what we pay them back.

And this this is when the developer send us a letter want to be reimbursed.