I call to roll.

Gotta wait.

Waters.

Here.

Moore.

Here.

O'Kane.

Here.

Chainer.

Scott.

Here.

Please stand for a moment of silent repair, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

I pledge allegiance through the United States America.

And remote one nation under God.

In the loan.

Brendan and Mark, come on up.

We have a proclamation that reads whereas for over 60 years, community health centers have provided high quality, affordable, comprehensive primary and preventive health care in our nation's underserved communities, delivering value to and having a significant impact on America's health care system.

And whereas the country's largest primary care network health centers are now served as the health care home for over 333 million Americans and over 14,000 delivery sites across the nation.

One in every 10 people in the United States get their care in a community health center.

Whereas every day health centers are developing new approaches to integrating a wide range of services beyond primary care, including oral health, vision, behavioral health, and pharmacy services to meet the needs and challenges of their community.

And whereas the Sioux Land Community Health Center is a critical economic engine helping to power the local economy economy by generating millions of dollars in combined economic impact and job creation.

Health centers save the entire health system billions of dollars annually by managing chronic conditions and keeping patients out of costlier health care settings.

Now, therefore, I Robert E.

Scott, mayor of the City of Sioux City Iowa, on behalf of the City Council to hereby proclaim August 4th through the 9th, 2025 as National Health Center Week, and extend our appreciation to the Siouxland Community Health Center for its years of dedicated service to the people of Siouxland.

I would like to present this to you and thank you guys for all that you do.

We appreciate it and say a few words if you would.

Yes, well, on behalf of the uh Sue Land Community Health Center, we want to thank the city for the support that they show us and the community in general for the important work that we do to help provide help make this a healthier community in which to live.

Um not just for those that can afford to health care, but those that cannot.

So again, we very much appreciate the support and this recognition for us.

Well, thank you.

Keep up the good work.

Thank you.

Thank you.

We'll go to items two through 12B.

They consider you can they constitute a consent agenda.

You can consider those to pass unanimously unless a separate roll call is requested by a council member.

You want to speak on one of these items, please come up at the podium as I read that item.

If you want to speak on an item not on the agenda, please come up at the end under citizen concerns.

Remember to always state your name for the record.

I'll move the consent agenda.

Second.

Two is the reading of the July 28th City Council minutes.

Three is a resolution adopting plans and specs for the terminal rooftop unit replacement phase two project.

Four is a resolution scheduling a meeting on the authorization of loan and disbursement agreement and the issuance of sewer revenue capital loan notes.

Five is a resolution awarding purchase orders to boundary medical for medical equipment supplies and pharmaceuticals for the fire department EMS operations.

Six is a resolution approving a grant agreement amendment to the home investment partnership program, American Rescue Plan Agreement with HUD.

Seven are actions relating to boards, commissions, and committees.

A is a motion accepting the environmental advisory board annual report.

B is a motion reappointing Lawrence Obermeyer to the Historic Preservation Committee Commission.

Eight are actions relating to street closures.

A is a resolution temporary closing various downtown streets and alleys on the September 21st for the dueling pianos event.

B is a resolution temporary closing various downtown streets and alleys on August 30th for the Fleetwood Mac event.

C is a resolution temporarily closing various downtown streets and alleys on September 6th for the Hops and Harvest event.

B is a resolution temporarily closing a section of 4th Street on August 20th for the farmers market planted and plated event.

9 are actions relating to agreements and contracts.

A is a resolution approving a donation agreement with family wellness associates to accept the real estate at 525 14th Street.

B is a resolution approving a contract to CW suited for the Discovery Parking Ramp AHU replacement project.

I need to abstain conflict of interest.

C is a resolution approving a contract to HCI construction for the 4th Street and Jackson Street Skywalk Upgrades project.

D is a resolution approving change order number one to the contract with critical pipeline for the 12th Street and Floyd Boulevard Storm Sewer Project.