Had to show up with style for

that.

Ready.

Okay.

So at 422, we'll go ahead and open up the city council meeting.

Um item one for us to or excuse me, city council.

This is our study session for next preparing for next week.

So item one is to approve the agenda as presented.

There are no changes.

Is there a motion on that, please?

Move to approve.

Second.

Motion and a second.

All in favor.

Aye.

Aye.

Aye.

That motion carries unanimously.

We'll go ahead and move on to item two review city council agenda for October 19th, 2026.

Michelle will get that pulled up for us and we'll roll through it here.

Okay.

Under consent agenda, we just have some minutes, and then there are a few more volunteer firefighters to add to our volunteer firefighter list for workers' compensation coverage.

If we do have the treasurer's report completed, we'll also add that in the consent agenda.

Angelica is still working on it, but hopefully we'll have it done before the end of the week.

And then under items for visitors, we do have a proclamation for respiratory care week, October 25th through the 31st.

Under added and adjusted wages, uh the parks maintenance and forestry supervisor.

And then a utilities operator three.

And the other parks is a promotion.

A

lot of these will all be eliminated since there's no items under all those departments, and we'll jump down to public works.

Yeah,

and actually I'm reducing this from uh four items down to two.

So

uh

first item is the final over underchange order for the Mountain View Elementary Alley project.

Uh

school board just approved uh their uh cost responsibilities for this last night at their uh meeting and

uh

yeah, so it's just kind of the balancing out some of the

uh

quantities for that project.

Uh

item B, uh we're not ready to move forward with that item.

So that one's gonna come off the agenda for uh Monday night.

Then item C the dollar amount for that change order for uh the campground waterline project is uh a little over 40,000.

Uh the main thing being changed here is making some changes to the uh dump station at the uh campground and replacing some uh pavement that's in poor condition uh in a so in association with that.

Uh so yeah, the majority of that cost is in surfacing as well as some plumbing costs to change the configuration of that uh dump station.

And I'll let Rex kind of briefly describe uh how those changes are going to benefit the campground, and we'll have some images and stuff to better explain it on Monday

night.

Yeah, thanks, Adam.

So just uh kind of go off of what Adam said there.

Um, this the design was done a couple of years ago for the water line down at the campground.

It wasn't until this fall that we were able to kind of move forward with the project.

And so uh at the time when it was first uh designed, it was talked about reconfiguring the dump station um to make it more user-friendly.

The way that it is now, it's actually kind of set up backwards and it creates a lot of uh traffic jams and uh it's difficult for for users to use the dump station as it's configured right now.

And so uh at the time uh when the design was being done that was talked about, but it was kind of pulled at that time for basically budgetary reasons reasons, and then uh when we did get the the bid that came in this year, it was significantly under the engineer's estimate.

So we do have a little bit of room in the budget to make this uh this change now if we want to.

So like Adam said on Monday, we'll have some visuals that kind of show you um the kind of the way it's configured now and what we'd like to do with this change order to make it uh more efficient and more effective down there.

So uh, and then we'll have it up for your consideration uh on Monday.

Okay, thank