WEBVTT Kind: captions Language: en 00:00:11.120 --> 00:00:13.270 align:start position:0% get my microphone let's pledge i allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all so welcome everybody and uh happy wednesday the 16th of february looking forward to a uh the best meeting ever right february 16th valentine's weekend week and just ask that we all treat each other with respect and dignity and uh one thing i like to write down here on my notepad be quick to hear slow to speak and slow to anger so with that i will uh we'll move to number two amendment approval of the agenda so sharpen your pins and try to keep up i know i have a i struggle here so amendments and approvals court thank you mr chair um yeah i actually have several and i'm going to recommend in the future on friday afternoons before jj sends out to the public that we all jointly have consensus on working some of this stuff out so that we can save a little time during meetings that's not a complaint just we seem to be fairly consistent though on on significant numbers so first on item 5d excuse me 5e joint transfer parks duties and obligations commissioner liaison herzog i'm going to ask you just to give a little update on that what what the goals are what the objectives um and just a progress report because i think we i think we have some good things going on and i'd like the public to be aware of that so move it to a action item that would be my preference uh or if the board uh chooses uh commissioner comments okay yeah okay and then i also have five h and j five h and i my apologies again the american rescue plan reimbursement and then a 54 000 dollar funding purchase that i want to bring out before the public and have board discussion um and this might be an action item it would also go mr chair with item 6 h arp stakeholder committee application review and decision i want to i want to pull that and for this meeting and i'll explain to the board why i think that should be delayed okay should you uh agree with that i don't agree with pulling that today i think there's things we need to move forward with we can we we don't have to approve anything today but i think this is a discussion and action item so at a minimum we can discuss it further if we approve things we can if not then then that's that's fine as well so i'd like to leave that on thank you commissioner pass here's my here's my point now he he just mentioned that we don't have to make a decision today so it's therefore just a discussion i'm not opposed to that at all we've already spent quite a bit you know we actually have until my goodness the december 31st on 2024 to obligate these funds i would definitely encourage this board to consider delaying any any more decisions other than one i think you're going to submit today yeah i was going to bring that up good um until after budget uh we've got a lot of work to do we've got a lot of uh a lot of question marks and uh and two the other thing is i don't know exactly where we are with an inventory of what we've already approved i know we've gone through well over a million and i just want to be real transparent to the public and uh you know i obviously i'm going to keep uh beating the drum of prioritizing water infrastructure and housing so uh if if you're confirming we're not going to make any decisions a day other than the one you're going to submit then i would be fine with that and not pull it well i have to i'd have to hear you know what what or what we're going to vote on you know if there was well and that's where we are already we're already going to discuss it if the board at that time chooses there's something that we should vote on then we vote on it if not then we push it out okay and just for the audience uh sake we're talking about um d ragsdale came before us last meeting community center of gold beach meals on wheels and uh asking for 29 799 dollars and so i called her last week and and she said this is we're up against that on this and this is a uh you know they're it's a good organization and so um she said if we could do it before march that would be awesome so that that's going to be my request today that'll come before that that's when i thought we'd talk about it in that uh yeah so that'll do with that that'll be that one and then whatever else we want to talk about actually that's it if we're just going to talk about that and then i think okay that's a good plan thank you well and then there was one other thing i was adding in six or seven or six uh n uh calor life flight reach um sent a letter um and that would be old though let's be uh oh yeah because we've got uh n is um commissioner boyce just asked to pull from the consent agenda e and have you discussed that so i wrote it down again if that's how you well if you guys keep you can keep track the letters and and just so long as we talk about it that's and this is not any money it's just a letter in support of a house bill that's already been passed and uh oha is dragging their feet on it moving forward and it just helps out these uh small town carriers for ambulance and air service i'll remind you okay all right so mr chairs the reason we just got that this morning he got it too late i assume he did and he thought he could he thought we met every other every other wednesday and there's again another thing and he said i can uh wait till the following wednesday and i said no that's the that's we're not going to meet till clear into march so he said if we could get this through and there's so he's looking for a letter of support from the board very good i just want the public to know that we just got this this morning but now you give us a reasonable explanation they got it to me yesterday and i was a plumber yesterday so okay um plumbers you know you can't trust them um to get it to you on time that's all i have mystery all right so i'd look for it chris you got anything i don't have anything though okay look for a motion to uh approve i'll move to approve the agenda as amended mr chair thank you all right i'll second got a motion and a second to approve the agenda all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero we are now at public comments and at this point um mary roe can't make it this morning and she made me aware that in the past it's been it's been a precedent that we started before me so it's not i can't blame me um that she can call in and uh and make and make her three minute public comments so that's what we're gonna do right now i'm gonna put her on speaker put this microphone up and that's what we're gonna do hello hi mary it's johnny and you've got three minutes well commissioner herzog um i'm going to read this a little more slowly so people can hear me given the way that it's being delivered um it might go a little over three minutes is that okay actually it's coming through loud and clear isn't it folks yeah so you can you can read slowly probably for my benefit more than anybody else but uh no you can just read it thank you okay so i'm mary rowe thank you commissioner herzog for allowing me to speak today i am going to speak about the allocation of the arp funds the proposals that were submitted were not in the meeting packet for citizens to look at at the prior workshop or at today's general meeting and the workshop on this issue showed the commissioners not having them i attempted to get a copy of them but was told by the boc administrative assistant that they were not accessible to him nor to the public i have since discovered that a few key staff do have access to the proposals and that they are of course in the hands of the citizen members of the arp committee for the sake of transparency the arp proposals need to be available to citizens because the arp funds belong to we the people with this voc being our representatives i certainly hope that any decisions made today about the allocation of the arp funds are only made after a careful review of each of the proposals by the commissioners as nothing less than that would be responsible and given the interpretation by our treasurer of the arp guidelines that was less than accurate i also think that each commissioner should have familiarized themselves with the arp guidelines before being responsible for their allocation finally i want to speak in favor of funding for the brookings harbor community helpers food bank the services there have been expanded to deal with coven-related issues due to gaps in our scant social service network in our tiny county and in conjunction with partnerships with other agencies the buildings which house the food bank were outgrown years ago and the recent increase of services during the pandemic has made their inadequacy of their size worse with cargo containers huge trucks and an outside freezer being used to try to keep up with the demand a new building is absolutely necessary the executive director has painstakingly and responsibly put all of the complicated pieces together to now be ready for the development of such a building it could not have been done before now due to the necessary arranging of such complexities what our treasure referred to as a rainy day fund is in fact the storage of extra food which is absolutely necessary when the food trucks cannot come to curry in order to give people life-saving food this was needed just recently finally the services provided to those quarantined due to the copa virus by the brookings harbor food bank are a matter of life and death and i receive them myself so i know thank you chair herzog thank you mary all righty next up is beth barker hidalgo good morning commissioners beth barker hidalgo executive director of the curry county homeless coalition a couple of things i did want to respond to agenda item six f um i think sometimes when we envision processes not working in the way that we had expected we have a tendency to want to throw the baby out with the bath water i'm asking you not to do that we have a very some key people on the housing committee who really understand the market understand the nuances and are now engaging at a higher level and having those more nuanced conversations about our real estate market and what it might take to develop units for our workforce and service industry workers i'd like some consideration for along the lines of housing like some consideration or a better understanding of whether or not tlt can be used in to develop housing to support our service industry workers that are the backbone of our tourist industry if we don't have people cleaning motel rooms and working the back house in spinners or whatever restaurant um then we can accommodate our tourists our tourism industry here in curry so just think about that maybe that's a way for some funding to come into to play here when it comes to developing workforce affordable housing and i wanted to let you know first of all thank you very much for hearing me out on groundhog day and i'm glad to be back here in a much more peaceful environment um to be able to share with you that 40 of our winter warming guests right now are working families so these folks are in motel rooms with multiple children and they're working so i just want to dispel the impression or or the idea that all homeless people are alcoholics and drug addicts it's just not true and the more more we go down this path with our housing crisis the more seniors we are seeing falling into homelessness as well due to economics they lose a spouse they lose half their income they cannot afford the rent anymore so please let's take a more broad lens when we're looking at our homeless population please not pigeonhole or stigmatize any further the label of homelessness we are taking measures to destigmatize by changing the name of our organization we are now the southern oregon coast resource center took the word homeless right out of our tight out of our name because we do realize that for a lot of people that's an off-putting word um and they're not likely to even listen let alone support what we're trying to do here in curry county so and i too am here to speak on behalf of brookings harbor community helpers arp request i've worked alongside pam now for a number of years and i'm really disheartened by some of the media the letters to the editor from some of our folks that are key in our housing committee i don't know what that backstory is but it needs to stop pam works very hard and she's doing everything that she can to serve our community thank you thank you one minute man go ahead um southern oregon coast resource center yeah congratulations it's what we called ourselves when we were here in the building we just never registered the name it's now registered with the secretary of state you can have a board of directors i assume on that we already have a yeah the same board of directors we just onboarded a finance director we are expanding and growing and growing up as an organization we hope to be able to i mean we serve our housed population as well so um that's why we want to take that word out of there because we don't just serve homeless people in curry i'm aware good thank you that's all mr chair all right george rhodes former commissioner george rhodes thank you commissioners for allowing me to come before you today as a member of the arp committee i would like to encourage the board to really take a close look at these applications there are some very worthy causes the board your committee did a really good job of looking at these applications and forwarding them through to you however there's still a lot of work to be done with those applications it's not a should not be looked at as a rubber stamp the approval of your committee so i want to encourage you to look at each one of those applications and then i also would like to encourage the board to consider some type of accountability for these funds you know we're going to the funds everybody seems to say well it's just government money well i hate to inform people but my dad told me a long time ago government doesn't have any money it takes it all from us so these funds are funds as mary rose said funds that come from the citizens of this county in this country so it's a it's a real responsibility on you guys to make sure that these funds are properly managed and spent even after they're provided to the public so i did not see any accountability information regarding this as a member of the arp committee so i'm not sure if it exists or doesn't exist but if it doesn't exist i would like to encourage the board to look at some type of paperwork that would include accountability as a restaurant owner i receive funds but i'm being held accountable for those funds through the federal programs that had that gave those funds to us so there again i'd like to encourage you to do that the other thing that i'd like to speak to is the proposal from the association oregon counties regarding the water reforms i would like to encourage this board to reach out to aoc and utilize their services i know it seems expensive and costly but that is a qualified resource that you can spend some of the arp funds on and given the weather that we've recently experienced in curry county i believe it's very important to come up with a plan to utilize the water that we do have and also supplement the water that we won't have in the near future based on the current weather forecasts and and so aoc would be a really great place to get a facilitator to make this type of community forum work for us i think and last the the other option that that we have as a county is to focus on the things that we can do and not allow the state to come in and take the things over that they would like obviously to take over so if if we lose that control to the state we may never gain it back and they do have a water resource plan it's a hundred year plan and it is one that would be devastating to curry county so thank you thank you miss adams is that mandy monday monday okay good morning gentlemen thank you um this is a much smaller issue i would like you to to consider or reconsider the noise ordinance for out in the county out in the county we don't have the same protections as the people here in gold beach and we need them we need some protections for and maybe the noise ordinance was considered back before there were the big speakers that have the base that can rattle your dishes and before we had the technology that allows us to have wireless earbuds and wireless earphones so that the people don't a person doesn't need to have the neighbors hearing their their music they can put on earphones and they can hear it over their chainsaw i don't need to hear it and for air pollution that out in the out in the county if somebody puts a wood burning stove in their garage and vince it below my windows it's a hardship for me it's unhealthy for me to have that that wood smoke and trash smoke being vented into my apartment so i would like you guys to support the the people at code enforcement and to reconsider the noise ordinance so that we don't have to listen to that all day long it's not good for the pharmacist to go into work at night tired because he couldn't sleep during the day all right thank you thank you vicky bradley hi good morning missioners thank you for having me um i want to speak to the issue of the agenda item having to do with the uh proposal for an ordinance against opposing mandates put forth by the state it wasn't surprising to see it on the agenda that caught my eye i probably wouldn't have paid any attention to it but when i read the background on it what really caught my attention was that the citation used a single study from a very prestigious organization to support it and so i was very curious to say read that because that would be groundbreaking revelations if john hopkins did indeed endorse the fact that lockdowns don't work the article was written by economists not by scientists and it and it reviewed the information through the lens of an economist lockdowns cause economic stress yeah that causes pain but they didn't view it through the lens of public safety second the article didn't reveal any new evidence at all the literature review not a study it wasn't a scientific study there were no groups or trials it selected articles written in the early 20s before the pandemic was really taken full force and there's a lot of obvious flaws in their methodology for coming up with their conclusions they reviewed more than 18 000 papers narrowing it down to 34 that supported their condition now if i'm understanding the proposal is to discuss putting ordinances in today not to not to vote on it action slash yeah it's either or right but i want you to consider your sources and make informed decisions before you do that and so i don't know if you've read this 60 page article but i i urge you to do it before you make any decisions based on based on citing the one article in question you want to you want to oppose mandates for lockdowns it set you it was stated that this article confirmed that masking doesn't work i mean out of the 34 that they selected only two talked about masking they didn't have vaccinations or anything else in there so um one one of the two studies said that masking reduced mortality rates by 0.2 which is abysmal but the other one said it reduced it by 34 that's a huge discrepancy anybody digging around on the internet can take a source a single source like this and they can do their own homework and make their own decisions so basically what i gleaned from this this and it upsets me when people come up to the podium or when they propose proposed ordinances or mandates that are going to be decided on for the whole county without doing thorough research and making decisions based on facts and not just conjecture so basically what we're asking it sounds like it's blanket approval for the board to make make decisions about make ordinances against any mandate put forth by the state when really you can't use this one study to do that i hope that i misread that you should stick to the one topic um so basically um at this this you know i just want i want you to to take get this under consideration so basically the studies were not peer-reviewed and they weren't valid done by john hopkins it wasn't endorsed by john hopkins and in fact their the medical school of john hopkins has come out in opposition to the findings of this particular study so your proposed ordinance and neither is really encouraging um there's only two possibilities one that if the commission is apparently unable to critically review information on any subject before they make a decision then you can't you can't make decisions based on on anything that comes out of fact the second possibility for your making decisions on any mandates that the state is going to propose is more troubling is that the possibility that you have a pre-existing idea notion of how you want to address these federal mandates and after watching these commissioner meetings for a year we all pretty much know your stance on mandates for masking and covid and so you cherry-picked one tiny piece of pseudo-legitimate evidence that you could find to make your decision sound like it was based on sound reasoning rather than on personal beliefs and that doesn't bode well that's not responsible but in either case whatever method you use to make your decisions it does have serious consequences for the citizens of curry county so i just want you to please do your homework and be responsible before you make any decisions all right thank you nancy sue rose smiley herself thank you i'm nancy sue rose nesica beach and as far as the mandates go and i'm talking about lockdowns masking vaccine mandates to have a card to basically live a normal life i am against all of them they have prov all of them have proven to be so detrimental to the health and well-being of all peoples on the earth these countries who did not do masking and lockdowns have exactly the same charts as far as when covid went up when it went down when it went up the second time third time they have exactly the same it didn't make any difference in the countries that did all the mandates and the countries that did none of the mandates and it's really frightening to me that people want to have vaccine mandates to have a card that we have to use to get into businesses to get into to venues and events and basically that means we would not be a free country so i really do think that the board of commissioners are right to reserve the right to local control to oppose things that are detrimental to all the citizens of our county people can choose to mask people can choose to stay home people can choose to to um you know not go into events and everything like that and so i just wanted to make my opinion on that and i have done massive over the last two and a half years before covet started i had been doing research on this kind of stuff so it's not anything new for me i mean i you know 30 years ago i did research on vaccines and and especially polio and things like that and found out the truth about these long long long before this pandemic came around because they did change the definition of pandemic in 2019 they changed the definition of vaccines so that they could plan this whole thing out and they had a conference that mimicked what actually happened in 2019 october of 2019 so that's why some people call it a plandemic not that it isn't covet isn't real but that it is being used to control us which the government has always wanted to do and then the other thing is as far as the arp i really do think that the food banks and and the um the meals on wheels are a very good thing to use the arp for so thank you thank you very much brett cecil mr can i just have let's share a quick comment um that is my agenda item i've been here almost every single day for two years and two months on this issue and so to say that i base it just on one study or recommended or accept that notion just is not accurate the damage that's been done way beyond economics to our youth i mean we may not be able to measure for years and years you see what's going on in canada right now it is no small thing what's happening that the greatest ally we have the longest border between two countries anywhere in the world so i'm asking this board we'll give a little report when the time comes but yes i'm asking this board to understand that we have the option on any individual base to speak out represent the people that are in this room and outside this room and in our county to the very best of our ability thank you for that time mr chair you bet brett cecil sorry good morning commissioners thank you for having me here this morning i'm just going to chuck all this aside i was up till 3am writing some comments to speak here today and i was awakened even earlier this morning by my neighbor being hauled off in an ambulance helping her helping their spouse get them in the hospital into the hospital to be taken care of for covet and this person is diabetic and has not been able to have dialysis in the past week over a week without dialysis because the person's sick so i'm reporting from the ground i have neighbors on both sides of me sick with covet the neighbor i'm reporting on right now two doors over the people in between us have already their entire family of five have had covet so this isn't something that just is happening in passing there are citizens in this county that are sick with this virus i'll point to myself right now i have a mask on my face and i wear it religiously i have not had coveted yet and i'm not saying that this is the perfect way to get around it but it can be avoided so i don't want to overlook the fact that we can protect ourselves from from what can be deadly virus and we can help to protect those who can't be vaccinated and those who have underlying conditions that can't be treated in other ways so please pay attention to that when we try and put mandates in place or requirements in place i think it's really really important that we look at the facts on the ground studies out in in the ether are interesting things to read for all of us to look at them over this time period i think is is important to do let's look at the facts on the ground see what's going on with your your neighbors and your friends and loved ones and see where they are so i'm just going to ask anybody within reach of my voice today protect yourselves protect your loved ones protect your friends from this disease it's costing us taxpayer money to have our hospitals open it's going to get more expensive to provide health insurance to people health insurance companies aren't going to absorb the cost of this they're going to pass it along to us in the form of premiums and our employers aren't going to be able to provide us health insurance in the future because it will be too expensive it's going to be thrown back on us as taxpayers to take care of ourselves so i just want to have you make that consideration we start thinking about blocking requirements from from our government not something really that we can do at the county level because last i checked the laws of this country are something that we're all supposed to follow i think the rule of law and order in this country is an american value and it's one that i think that we've been overlooking a lot in in the recent past so please make some consideration to that those those rules and the laws that we have in place that are our government which we are the government you all represent us and i've heard that already this morning and i've already heard comment about the government wants to control us well we are our government we elect our representatives so if we don't like what our representatives do start marking your ballot and get it mailed back into the county clerk because we have an election coming up so get some representatives that represent you thank you for allowing me to speak to this this morning any questions i'm willing to take them thank you okay public comments that's it um we'll move on to presentations julie swift says that she wants to presentation to the board but she's not even here so what's up with that julie swift if you can hear me come on running cause court you want to wait till 10 right on yes please well um we could approve the consent agenda um i'll move to approve the consent agenda we're pulling e from it yeah okay but as amended okay but we also pulled hmi correct we moved them to yeah we just moved them right too right yeah so we're in agreement here yes as amended i think would work okay i'll second that motion mr chair it's been moved and seconded to approve the consent agenda all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero um it's very amazing that we're ahead of schedule that never happens though six public comments right i'm uh so we so we're looking for luke martinez mr chair well we could we could go to discussion action items um travel southern oregon coast grant award excuse me ladies if you would please i didn't hear anything so i apologize i i could hear it um yeah we could we could have salute morning luke and look who's joined sorry you'll be you'll be shortly be heads up you can come in if you want there's no way my hearing's better than yours or anybody on this bench sorry i wasn't paying attention that's okay julie julie swift payroll in hr um i'm presenting four new hires for the sheriff's office as per our personnel rules the sheriff can use the personnel action forum to do the hires and changes in his office so the four people that you have before you are there are three corrections deputies and one communications deputies deputy and they've all been hired and are working and doing a wonderful job okay all righty thank you for that julie that was easy enough thank you luke you can come on in bud we're going to go right to discussion action items 6a if you don't know this is luke martinez our aquatic safety coordinator how are you all doing today welcome luke good morning board how's everybody doing today thank you uh so i'm here today just to present uh the tsoc the travel southern oregon coast grant award for forty thousand dollars uh i'd like to thank them very much for contributing to the program's efforts and outreach and education and movement for some work into coos county so i really would like to just thank them very much for their contribution for this calendar year of work some of that funding will be going back into our program work here on the coast for outreach education and then we'll be working in the schools this spring for water safety here in curry county and then some in to coos county and then we're working towards our first junior lifeguard program uh this summer probably the first week of august that will be hosted up in porterford so we're really really looking forward to that program work and uh just wanted to thank them very much for that all right any questions for luke chris first question they trusted you with 40 grand now i'm just joking luke's a great guy uh what i wanted to say was um i don't if the school program that you're going to work with you may want to get with each superintendent of the schools and see if they'll help subsidize your budget a little bit okay because you're going to be working with the schools for uh for the aquatic safety program they may kick into your budget a little bit and help you expand a little bit yeah thank you for that chris her court excuse me luke it's good to see you okay i serve on the travel southern oregon oregon coast board and i want to make sure when i voted in favor of this i did not have a conflict of interest uh but it is a very well managed program and the decision to support you and the presentation you made it was quite easy for them to say yeah this is great moving into coos county um the word's getting out and you're doing some great work and i'm sorry you've had to deal with this really bad weather the last five weeks thank you luke thank you last week was almost a swimming week it was very nice a lot of people out there on that comment i guess i'll say i just heard a report on state parks visitation this year so it was a record year as you know for state parks visitations and the two most visited uh parks for day use in the state where you quinn ahead and i'll let you take a guess on the other one yeah harris beach both of them had over 5 million day use visitors uh for the 2020 year yeah pretty incredible year so i know that we're seeing that that visitation not just at harris but the entire county and the entire southern oregon coast so well for the public that's here luke is a sometimes a first touch you know he sees a lot of people from one you know south end to the north end um just a fanta fantastic representative of curry county and he not only is an aquatic safety guy but he can he can do everything in the water that you would ever want to have done he's trained with folks in northern california out in the ocean he can swim like a fish believe me i've swam with him so i know um just a fantastic representation of curry county uh and i just love you bud okay thanks chair thank you thank you guys and the board he has in the back of his pickup is not so he can serve uh on county time by the way that is a grant funded uh rescue board and that comes from the curry health foundation so thank you very much for their contribution very good so are we okay on the action item then yes sir okay i just need a uh we don't need a vote no need no vote anthony i think there's going to be an order for it so a vote okay looking for a vote approval motion to approve the travel southern northern coast grant award for career county aquatic safety mystery chair all second good we have a motion and a second all in favor say yes yes voice yes moist uh motion carries three to zero thanks luke thanks you guys have a great day thank you thank you again we got 20 minutes till 10 so we'll go on to b curry support for expansion of the smith river national recreation area watershed in curry county commissioner boyce well thank you mr chair um we've been uh working on this quite a bit over the years this is uh i should say the last two or three years um no private timber in this area uh the the act encourages public access uh either by horseback some motorized not a lot but it's the headwaters to the the famous smith river the jedi smith discovered uh 20 years after lewis and clark expedition it is part of the wild river's coast pristine rivers um and so i'm just proud to recommend this to the board working very closely with uh senator merkley in particular in his staff and sometimes uh it helps to support the legislation that uh our national state leaders want us to support uh because when we need favors uh i have to say our two u.s senators and our state senator and uh house of representatives um david brock smith they're always there when we need them so i i proudly support this i just want to get it on county stationary and ask the board to approve thank you okay any question uh commissioner um i'm just wondering in your conversations with senator merkley you said you've worked with them is there any um do you feel like there could be some uh some room to expand this in any way um i'm just wondering this deal strips uh specifically with mining that's what this one is for correct i just uh no it has nothing to do with mining actually well that's i'm sorry that's what i thought i read on here no that's the uh salmon protection act wrong one i'm sorry okay you are correct um it's it i don't want to uh portray that it's barren land but it is very important watershed it's not ever heavy timber of course the first thing i uh verified for was that uh there wasn't private property here that would eventually take it out of logging so it's not a wilderness area but it is an expansion to protect this watershed for for the smith river and so i'm which originated in curry county by the way so what i am reading on here is it says right on the order second paragraph column the wilderness and smith river headwaters national treasure and then farther down it says i am pleased to know that this legislation provides a permanent ban on new mining claims so it does have to do with mining excuse me uh there has been no history of mining in there so do you want to uh do you want to make that an exception for no i i just recommendation i'm glad to see that what i wonder is i'm just again you said you've had conversations with their offices is there any do you feel there could be um further action on this type of on this order well i think only if they did want to transcend that into a wilderness area i don't anticipate that i have no idea uh for sure but i would doubt that del norte county supervisors would support an additional wilderness there you know it basically uh comes under the heading of watershed protection um and so that's what has interested me and that's that's the that's the primary reason that i'm supporting this okay i i i would support it as well i just when i read the mining part of it um it just gave me reason for pause and concern so i i just like to see that that is carried through as well so i would i would support okay just so you know that's been hardly at all uh part of our discussions and conversations thank you mr chair you bet well and i read it as irrevocable risks associated so we you know they don't ever want strip mining or any kind of mining so so i look for a motion to prove that letter of support movements and commissioner that the board of commissioners support the expansion of smith river national recreation i'll second correct got a motion in a second all in favor any discussion hearing none all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero rich christensen roadmaster signature authority for hundred and 347 seven dollars and fifty cents contract with albina asphalt for 2022 chip seal projects in curry county and united states forest service bear camp road race christians and roadmaster good morning board rich um yes i'm looking for board approval for road master signature authority for 347 thousand dollars of chip oil most of this chip oil is going to be used for u.s forest service bear camp road and we are over budget as we had planned on uh this project being 38 000 a mile but it's really coming in at 43 to 45 000 per mile in the past two years we did our projects at thirty one thousand and thirty five thousand dollars a mile so we had bid this one at thirty eight it's actually coming forty two forty five but i've been working close with u.s forest service on this uh they reviewed this contract they support it and they'll rever reimburses 100 of this cost their portion of this cost it's the price of oil is and has gone out of the site right yeah well what we have here is you know the last two years we bought our oil at 430 dollars per ton this year it's 585 dollars per ton for just the oil yeah know it's sad but so we're just looking for your support uh to move a four uh they had an award albino contract for this i'll make a motion mr chair oh excuse me well i just wonder um when you do your breakdown of cost to let's say the forest service i mean are you figuring you're figuring your ring excuse me first doing my new lips you are figuring in your um cost for your people to be there and and use of the equipment and everything else is there a standard rate that you use on that um how are you getting to that number we use our equipment rates and we use our labor rates and so and then uh we based on our past history of how long it takes us time and then also we base our last history costs for materials and so we we put all that together and uh you know one of the things it's not just the oil cost you know much more a ton this time it's logistics bear camp road is in the middle of nowhere and so uh you'll see that in the next item with the rock just to get the rock there the costs have gone out the roof but that that's also inflation you know fuel everything so i but i want my one of my questions is are you figuring the you know a cost per mile or cost per day of your equipment as well i mean let's say a hundred thousand dollar truck per hour on all that okay secondly uh you just you just said bear camp road is way out there um i have had calls on this asking me why are we doing spending all this time and resources on bear camp road which in your own words is way out there right when we're not you know possibly getting to some other things here in the county i'd like to answer that sure yeah so this project's uh been working with the board for two years on this project in u.s forest service we've talked about finding alternate funds to carry the road department because we know the loss of timber receipts that we're running you know two and a half million dollars short every year budget-wise and so what we've done over the last four years through training and new equipment have become more efficient and effective at performing our work and we're able to uh open up time in our schedule we're not doing less work in the field we're not taken away from anything past road masters have done our road employees have completed we're just more effective and efficient at doing it now our goal is to open up four to eight weeks a year for interagency work and this interagency work we don't make any money but we recoup our hourly costs for equipment our labor costs our administrative costs you know for the office people and also all our 100 percent of our material costs and so so anyway so through this this fiscal when we go through budget next month you'll see that 697 thousand dollars is rolling into revenue okay that's offsetting my payroll cost and my equipment cost to keep that staff in the yard so being more efficient effective getting our work done has given us this opportunity is thinking outside the box and so road department's more efficient and effective than it has historically ever been i believe and these opportunities are happening and so and they've been happening for the last two years with uh we've been we've done interagency projects with the state for two years so it's been real successful one more question uh rich does the forest service or or other agencies let's say you you find an unknown or unseen problem while you're doing this let's say you see a potential washout of a road that you need to put a culvert in or something to better the road so you won't have a future problem do do their budgets or does your budget to them cover any of that is there any unforeseen thing or or breakdown of equipment those kind of things because we were taking it up to bear camp road a machine came off you know off a truck or something happened while they're out there you had a tree fall and smash one of your vehicles is that all figured into that budget as well or do you have room in that budget to cover those kind of things unforeseen yeah and so that's a really good question and so what we've done last year we drove all that project with u.s forest service our staff and we walked it we we planned everything out and reviewed everything and so um there are some areas that there are washouts and those are being bypassed and so so we proactively look at now this winter if we have a huge storm if there's a big washout that will not be part of this project but it won't also be a detriment to this project either this project will not pay for that other damage and working with u.s forest service keeping them in track with these cost rising there's two concepts that they have one is that they're going to find additional money to pay for these cost overruns or instead of doing 17 miles maybe we do 15 miles and so those are our two ways and so i feel pretty rock solid about this my team feels really rock solid about it and i think it's the future of the road department to do interagency work for four to eight weeks and not do less county work i'm i'm 100 in support of that rich and you know that i mean you've talked a lot about this over the years so my whole concern is that you know until it actually happens we don't know and i just wanted to make sure that there was a possibility of um language in those contracts to make sure that if you have unforeseen incidents that happen that the county is covered from loss on that that's all yeah and you know i explained this last year too you know this is a huge leap of faith and this is something county's never done and but i i'm totally confident my team my team supports this it's a team effort and i've i feel 100 we're going to be successful okay great record thank you mr chair um your two predecessors notwithstanding had a great reputation of the energy interagency mix and working together and you certainly have not let us down on that no one do flattery here but but that is really part of what curry county has done since you come on board and really improving and increasing that um here's a when it comes to the the bear camp road people remember the husker not in slide if we'd have lost the rogue river bridge that would be our lifeline outside of curry county some people remember when the the big slide the four or five months it took to get that repaired the devastation it was excuse me i want to say the difficulties it was in getting supplies to the city of brookings in south county and of course from a visitor promotion standpoint i'm all in favor of anything we do to bear camp road even if it's indirectly like you're doing through these contracts very beneficial very helpful employs a lot of curry county people so any any maintenance and by the way here's here's a letter from uh supervisor george in uh just a month ago he said good morning gentlemen i wanted to share some news that might be of interest to you looks like our agnes road improvement efforts are getting a huge boost this year i will share more as i learn more thanks for all your support and friendship um i think it went into additional two million dollars uh above the three or four million that they they spent this year uh to do take care of a lot of commissioner patch has mentioned culver's take care of a lot of culverts a lot of proper drainage i mean they did some incredible work this winter if you haven't been to agnes cougar lane old agnes or as a snow melts we get up over the mountain uh it's it's just been a huge abuse boost for our economy uh it is fixed those places are fixed properly i mean uh not bridge work but uh riprap going down steel i-beams for support on some loosening soil so just and you know the contract you have with tidewater i mean they're they're one of the top six employers in curry county so any work we have for them here i'm very very thankful for so i i wholeheartedly mr chair support uh these two uh signature authority uh options for uh roadmaster christians and thank you can i hear a motion in there i'll move to make a motion got a motion second mr chair got a motion in a second any question or further discussion seeing none all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero so we're five minutes to ten um at ten o'clock we have a presentation and then after that presentation we'll have a break so um can we do something in five minutes can d can we do d rich we're gonna do dm you know d would take less than five minutes it's basically the same project with all the same information but this is the rock component of the project and uh in uh 2020 we paid 28 dollars per ton for rock to hunter creek 2021 we paid 39 dollars per ton for rock to north bank checko this year we're paying 64 dollars per ton to bear camp road so but the use force knows this they have approved these contracts on email and these contracts have also been reviewed by county council okay so i'll move that we approve that if there's no discussion mr chair i have none chris i'll second okay to move to second all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero if we do e he can go okay okay gonna wait around through break you might i try to go real quick here e is uh the road department's looking for board approval for roadmaster signature authority to approve put the wrong one here 22 600 cameron yeah 122 600 contract uh to repair the don cameron bridge located on north bank checker river road we'd like to award that to mclennan contractors i'll move we approve it okay very good second mr chair okay it's motioned in second and that's that'll save us some money because mclennan is just down the river from him so casey's a local kid man i should say all in favor say yes yes yes mulligan carries three to zero thank you one quick comment okay i just really appreciate you take the time on every decision that you have to make and you bring it before the board and that gets it out in front of the public back to the work we have to to build trust just uh just gratitude for that thank you thank you master christensen so we'll go back to presentations it's really close to 10 o'clock two minutes still so court can we start that up well i will take a break right after this okay that's it 10 minute presentation be right there mr chair i'm going to get my courage up here i need the is the mouse hand yep thank you sorry we only have one tv today but we had a little bit of technical difficulty which one do i click on jj for the allen boys the one that says alan boyce that would be that'd be my guess there you go thank you for that help i definitely deserve that so i have in my my family i have 31 first cousins and i have a lot of favorites um and yes his last name is boyce but he was definitely my favorite tremendous human being he was loved by my family by his family by this county and certainly loved by the good lord served in vietnam and mr chair i'm going to read the letter that i ask his family to submit to the board proudly read it um he was only less than two years older than me so many incredible memories and appreciate the patience of the board that has delayed this once or twice and so here goes in memory of and honoring alan boyce liberty bose allen boys vietnam veteran curry county sheriff allen was born in myrtle point oregon on christmas eve 1951 to jerry and evelyn boyce joining his two sisters judy 12 and janus 10. his arrival proved to be a very special gift allen passed away unexpectedly november 1st 2021 at his home in roseburg leaving behind his wife linda daughter amanda and son jerry allen graduated from gold beach high school with a class of 1970 enlisted in the us army after completing basic training at fort lewis washington allen was sent to airframe repair school at fort eustis virginia he was in station in fulai vietnam as part of the 539th transportation company where he used his training in sheet metal he served september 1970 through march of 1972 receiving an honorable discharge when he came home from the war he stated started out in the woods logging next he became self-employed as a commercial fisherman his boat named the moronitha meaning the lord cometh working out of the port of gold beach after fishing he was contracted due to do power line clearance for coos curry electric during that time he met a married linda ward that was in march of 1984. the two of them eventually started a family together alan loved being a dad and encouraged your children to work hard and become leaders a few months after marriage he began his career with the curry county sheriff's department they broke him in on the road night shift but their intent in hiring him was to fill the marine deputy position primarily on rogue river of course he grew up with a vast knowledge of the river due to his family's involvement in life surrounding it his their life surrounding it his dad mom established jerry's rogue jets his uncle alden was a boat builder his uncle allen was sheriff for curry county and later went on to purchase and operate paradise lodge on the upper road three of allen's nephews still work for jerry's as pilots allen enjoyed his time on the river patrol and found plenty of excitement there as a law officer law enforcement officer he was involved in many rescues one single date included two separate commercial fishing vessel incidents just two hours apart as they attempted to cross into the entrance of the rogue river one capsized in the ocean just outside the jetty and one in the mouth alan was piloting a small river jet boat with eight to twelve foot breakers all across the bar the lives of both captains were saved earning him the medal of valor he did something with a jet boat there that you should not be able to do it's amazing that he survived that not only did he survive it but help save two people in 1988 he moved on to be an investigator in 1992 detective in 1999 lieutenant while also directing the parole and probation department in 2004 he became a captain in 2007 allen was appointed sheriff of curry county in 2008 he accepted the position of director with the department of corrections douglas county state of oregon relocating his family was a big move considering his fourth generation lineage of curry county among other accomplishment accomplishments there he was recognized by the state of working for saving the life of a man through cpr at the douglas county courthouse allen retired from law enforcement 2015. allen always had a great appreci appreciation for the outdoors as a young man he loved the thrill of racing motorcycles and hydroplanes tremendous memories but in his later years alan and linda found more time for the simpler joys of life they love camping with family and friends rejuvenating trips to the oregon coast fishing for salmon and steelhead exploring the wilderness and picking wild berries however one of his greatest passions was traditional archery growing up growing up in curry county fishing and hunting were a way of life he received a bow arrows and a bullseye target on his eighth birthday and the rest is history when he bought his first hunting bow he felt it needed modifications after some adjustments he decided to start from scratch to craft one more to his liking he refined and eventually mastered the art of boat building turning it into a successful business called liberty bows the scripture allen associated with his business where the spirit of the lord is there is liberty genesis 27 3. allen was very generous and many times gifted his boss to others to help inspire them to further experience the freedom of traditional archery one of his fondest pleasures in his life included a huge network of like-minded loyal friends within the archery community this camaraderie brought such fulfillment to alan linda and their children's lives both archers amanda and jerry are carrying on that tradition a quote from allen's son jerry it's hard to put into words who my dad was he was selfless brave and honorable he was fiercely loyal and a man of tremendous faith he gave all glory to god and had no fear of death his plaque at the roseburg national cemetery reads meet me in heaven those who knew alan know that this is his heart's desire allen is greatly missed the celebration of life will be held at a later date and we'll post the information on multiple outlets and hopes to inform everyone who would like to attend thank you board welcome i i would just like to say my first the first person i met in curry county when i came in 2006 was alan boyce he uh he offered me uh i was my wife and i just came looking at properties and i met him down here at the coffee shop at the port and uh he was driving through and i just he had his window down and said hey how you doing and him and i started a conversation and from that we became very very good friends and uh what a wonderful man he was gosh i can remember him coming out to our foundation on the ranch always his eyes always on the lord with my little lot down here at the end of town he'd come in and ask me to park his trailer down there because he wanted to go fishing for a couple days him and his wife and kids and uh gosh what a what a wonderful man he was and uh he'd come to him when i was still at the 6th street baptist church he'd always come in and always have a big smile on his face and the memories i have of him are all wonderful nothing nothing i could say higher about this man well good tribute good presentation um with that though we will uh take a break thank you very much we'll take a uh 15-minute 15-minute break is that that's what's required right so 8 and 15 is what 23 so 10 25 let's be back here at 10 25. we'll make it simple a long way hard way to make it simple [Music] we're on welcome back we're going to uh 7 6 f right no yes 6f is but he's the commissioner treasurer barnes is not here so that is uh that's what i understand right jj and nobody's speaking on his behalf so we will go to six seven are we going to drop that or can we have a comment sure yeah if you can uh discussion you bet um you know this thing started uh it hasn't actually been quite a a year ago it has been frustrating um there's some excellent people involved in the housing committee uh i think commissioner pasch passed it to you and then you passed it to me and so i've been kind of hanging in yeah through the difficulty uh the last well at least that's four or five months we put economic development coordinator uh madison uh to it got involved to uh do some do some good progression there on our our uh consent agenda item 5j the signature authority for 54 000 on the housing grant i want the board to know [Music] somewhat opposite of mr barnes uh uh program here and i i don't necessarily disagree with with what he has communicated however um former curry county planning director carolyn johnson come to me and commissioner cribbens about six months ago and said through dcl dlcd we might be able to get a grant for a housing assessment and that put us in contact of course the first thing i did was contact uh uh curry director of planning uh crockett and so this group 54 000 isn't a huge grant but it but it is a culmination of good work and good effort and um ms goodman who's in charge of that is going to give information at our housing workshop this afternoon it should be probably the last one to speak of seven people that we have and so i'm expecting she'll be around 2 15 something like that um and then we also did good through couscoury on a 140 000 oregon community and veterans services grant and that's that's between the two counties so i want to say a big thanks to carolyn johnson for the first one she did this on her own time she's now the city planner for coos county and she just went way above and beyond so i appreciate that as far as dissolving the housing committee what i would ask the board to consider is at least giving us a couple more months listen to the presentation today we have a gentleman that is going to be zooming in all the way from union county on a veterans housing project we have tabled this once before uh just due to the the agenda getting you know a lot of public comment our last meeting etc so we have done some good work we have done some effective work it is you know you go back to the 2018 study you go back to the 2014 study on housing and it is frustrating that we we have difficulty getting developers to the limited amount of billable land that we have and then you throw in land use regulations and all the road blogs a very over tax planning department that still continues to rise above and get get tremendous work done so but i'm very optimistic about the future thank you mr chair for allowing that time you bet and personally my view on this if you you know you are the liaison to that committee that i'm going to go with your recommendation i um i have not heard anything from any of the committee members personally so um i don't know what david was gonna speak to that but i i wouldn't do anything you know unless you were in favor of disbanding it so chris you got any comment or question not right now i don't so that was that was discussion for that item i would just encourage the the people to tune in today it is going to be an hour-long workshop the seven speakers we have are highly qualified and i think one one or two will be here live and um it's going to move curry county forward is it as fast a pace as we and the citizens and the people that need housing as fast as we would like no but we're we're doing everything we can thank you again mr ben so 6g is resend 30 day warning for double doubling planning fees becky crockett planning director hey becky good morning commissioners it's always a pleasure to be here um i think the agenda item is pretty straightforward the planning department is requesting that you rescind an action that you took i believe in december to waive a 30-day requirement as far as planning fees downstairs we work closely with code enforcement this was an action that was brought to you without any discussion by staff downstairs and it i think there may have been um a little bit of a lack of understanding on how we assess fees and situations where people are not compliant you in i think it was december also enacted a fee waiver for three people based on their request only one of those three people have actually come into the planning department to submit their fees the other two are continuing to play this aversion game which is very typical with people that don't want to comply so the feeling downstairs on this part of staff is that if you waive the planning fees it just gives people more fodder to play the system our code enforcement officer does give flexibility when he actually gets ready to issue a citation for people that are hesitant to come in and get their permits but again he plays games with a lot of these people that don't want to comply by the time they come in if they have another 30 days and don't have to pay planning fees in those that 30 days they're not going to come in and then they're going to come in and ask for a fee waiver if it's 31 days past which is the kind of game that gets played here so i'm just requesting that you rescind that prior action and allow us to assess double fees in the planning department when somebody does finally come in and get their uh their planning permit and their building permit and keeping in mind they're coming in late because they avoided coming in when they were supposed to questions comments we talk again about the the doubling of fees i we've been following that pretty close and i i think you and your uh junior people have a good handle on you know that has always been been a last resort doubling the fees but it's in the interest of getting these people to move and being greatly fair to everyone else that's paying taxes and following the the process it's would be helpful to have you just talk talk a little bit more about that right the uh okay so early on um probably a couple years ago there was an amnesty program put in place by commissioner pasch i think was the advocate of that program which started out to be pretty successful and then people just said well i don't want to get fees i don't it doesn't matter if i don't have to pay for them i'm just not going to come in um so we had some people that took advantage of that program but not very many um the reality is we have in any given day we will find an illegal house that's built in curry county without permits that's just the way it is so to wave a fee after you've given the opportunity for amnesty and that program was publicized fairly wide and far um is just kind of like you know are we getting serious or are we not getting serious so after the amnesty program we did put in place a provision whereby if you don't come in and get your your planning permits and your building permits prior to actually building a structure then we are going to assess you double fees that was kind of the other end of the amnesty program i like it yeah the amnesty program did did start out to be a good thing but i i agree with ms crockett that people just decided hey i'm not going to pay fees for anything i want to do so um i actually um i understand you're the reasoning for your asking for this is you're actually losing a leverage point from you to have the the additional uh the additional time so i fully agree with them okay so i'll entertain a motion i'll make a one more comment okay one more comment well we can do it during uh discussion item too if you want so i got emotional second go ahead so just the public that knows if you don't have permits we need you to come in get the word out tell your neighbors not asking anybody to snitch on anyone for goodness sakes but in the in the issue of fairness and the uh the public safety the uh the health issues um making it easy for our people who are over taxed to do their jobs please come in get this done that's all i have mr chair and i'd like to make a further comment to that um i'm not saying not to snitch on someone because you're actually protecting a a future buyer yeah that's what building codes and inspections are are built for is to make sure that houses are built legally so that if you want to live in that house that's fine but if you sell that property to someone else knowing that the foundations aren't up to specs or you don't have the right uh trust systems for the loads on the roof and all those kind of things you've got you're putting the new buyer not only physically in danger but monetarily in danger as well so i don't mind if someone calls and says hey i know somebody building a house it's it doesn't look like it's legal so without proper uh permits yeah i agree because buyer beware um well it usually comes back to haunt people when they go to get financing yeah if they want to do improvements on their home if they want to sell the home it's the financial institutions that are checking off do you have all the permits all right so we have a motion a second we've had discussion all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero thank you becky h is arp stakeholder committee application review and decision commissioner bash well i just uh after our last workshop we kind of have been quiet about this since we've all looked through applications i'm sure we've all had many phone calls about this uh the uh ron hedenskog the committee chair sent us a letter regarding their committee's findings and i just think it's time that that we start to look at some of the things that we can do for me arp is who can who could be most affected in the county as far as a br on a broad sense um i'm i personally would like to see arp money designated to a broader the the public at large instead of an individual and that's my personal thoughts but you know as you are bringing up um the community center these are people that need funding to reach a a percentage of the public a group of the public that is in need right now we've also got some other organizations down in the brookings harbor area that have these same issues that they are finding huge monetary constraints a lot of it due to kovitz so these are the kind of things that i think we could move forward with now but i also want to put into the backyard minds for the future ms crockett and i along with some other people in this county are working very strongly on some housing not only living wage jobs housing but we have identified some properties in the county that are shovel ready to build on and we are looking to put you know living wage housing veterans housing you know we we're even looking to put some senior housing or low-income housing onto that into that as well and do a mix of all of it because these are all areas that we need to address as a board the broader we can make that i think it is the better so you know in order to do the housing thing it's going to be expensive it's and i you know miss crockett would like to step up and talk a little bit about that as well i would welcome that but we have had several meetings about this with ms crockett with our building inspector with some other groups of people in the county and if you'd like to step up becky that would be great uh just to kind of give a broad sense of what our meetings have been and and sure a lot of interesting discussions took place through the housing committee and in other forums but the frustration here in curry county is we've never been able to get any of these entities to come into the county to actually build anything they're eager to do more studies they're eager to you know help us facilitate committee meetings so internally um there are several of us that just kind of have been frustrated with the fact that no housing is actually being built or facilitated in curry county so the road master the building official and myself working with the commissioners have initiated some projects and a couple of them look very positive as commissioner pasch mentioned there's the possibility for workforce housing just north of town there's a site that's ready to be built on there's water available sewer available the permits would take less than 30 days the project is being designed currently by our building official who has that expertise infrastructure will be put in by the roadmaster and we're pretty much proceeding down the road with that project although we do need some funding we look at different scenarios for what to build based on potential funding availability but we are moving down the road with that project another project is the parcel that's across from pacific high school we're looking at a veteran's rv park jointly with an emergency management layout for emergency trailers in the event of fire or flooding or tsunami for a fema layout and in conjunction with an rv park we're actually today starting on a grant application for that project in addition to hopefully receiving funds from taking some of the trees off the property legally because right now those trees are being stolen by the neighbors so we've been having conversations with the coos county forestry program to see if they can help us actually move some of the trees off that property so we can proceed forward with developing that housing project there's another project in the city of brookings um there's we're looking in conjunction with the tawa talawa dini nation as well as a private entity who is developing a multi-family project right next door to a piece of property that looks like we have the availability to do something on and they've hired an engineer that engineer has reached out to me to talk about a joint collaborative project between the two parcels and the two multi-family projects that might be moving forward so there's a lot of exciting things happening and that's you know that's the thrust of the conversation here with the arp money on this on these particular projects is our biggest hurdle that we face other than our public health issues right now is housing in this county i mean when you've got deputies living in the back of a car so they can work when you've got qualified wonderfully experienced people uh who want to apply for a job but they won't because they can't find a house an apartment even to live in on a temporary basis here's a living example of this council pope have you found a house yet commuting from abandon you know but these things are you know these things are going to affect the entire county because it will not only provide some housing but it will also you know hopefully reduce some prices and we know if we can provide 40 or 50 rentals from this that will help to alleviate the stress and you know when you've got inventory that brings the prices down so it'll make things more competitive for living wage jobs so these are the kind of things that i think can affect the whole county uh we have spoken in our meetings and um the number we just we have discussed numbers and in order to you know assist with having engineering done assist with you know our building inspector to manage these things the county shouldn't have to pay for that i think it should be a joint thrust that they are reimbursed for as is what we're looking at a lot of infrastructure work the road department of being reimbursed for what they do so we were looking at the possibility of taking this as a half a million dollar project to put in an account and as this is needed we could use it and to use 250 out of the first ranch and 250 out of the second tranche would be my recommendation to this county from that you will gain all of the well a lot of the infrastructure help that will be required to have a builder come into this county and say well we can move on this right now because everything's already in place and from real estate from a real estate value um that is that is huge and i just want to mention i've i should have said this the the tribe is offering their workers they have construction workers that potentially are available to actually do the building and this so this is something that we can actually you know we've talked about it forever we've kicked the can down the road forever now we have a planning director a building inspector a road department and hopefully a board that is ready to say you know we can do this housing problem let's just go ahead and do it and it's not you know it is going to tie up some of the arp money but we're not saying we're going to need it all we're saying that this is miss crockett and and and garrett our building inspector said this is probably what we would as a rough estimate need it shouldn't exceed that and and i don't believe it will it will but um i would like to ask the board for uh 250 from the first tranche and 250 from the second tranche to put into this and finally get some housing moving forward in this county and and if we don't use it then it reverts back to the county and we've got plenty of time to do that as commissioner boyce has stated first tranche is till 2024 and i think the second tranche is 2026. before we get to a motion here yeah yep this is actually this is discussion you bet thank you mr chair uh i'm gonna come back that in just a minute uh the 225 thousand times two so you said 250 excuse me you did i'm sorry let's just talk about the community center of course i support that uh that that's food security food awareness that serves curry county citizens uh that are in serious need tremendous program but if we spend what was it 29 000 i think for centuries 30 almost 30 000. good round figures i appreciate um for central curry you know i think and you've seen in some of my previous recommendations that breaking this down proportionally population and you know that's 62 percent south of pistol river that is 28 percent central curry and then 10 percent uh north of prehistoric gardens so we just have to be on guard to make sure in my opinion my strong opinion that we are taking care in an equitable way fairly to all three sections of the county and because we don't have to obligate these funds for at least two years actually almost three years i want to be careful that we don't move too fast we i think i can speak for the board commissioner pascha stated i agree housing is is uh after fire to me is number number two maybe it may be to some people it would be understandably number one um so i want to you know to say 250 000 times too uh i want to know where that money's going i want to know what portion's going to the the different or three sections of the county how we're going to manage that how we're going to govern that govern that how we're going to be transparent about that i just i'm not being pessimistic i just want to know that it's fair for the citizens of this county and i want to be on guard a little bit so and then i'll speak to something else go ahead i have that a rough answer of that and two of these large projects are in brookings okay one large project would be here in goal beach and one project in port orford um so we they are covering all three um of the areas in this county as far as where the money would be spent um we don't know that yet you know like i said we we're going to be putting infrastructure and as ms crockett just testified to you know a lot of the infrastructure as far as um sewage and all that is already in here in gold beach i'm sure it's already in in brookings as well we're going to need infrastructure on the property in port orford though um but you're you're going to still need electrical infrastructure you're going to need water infrastructure for driveways and roads into these places because these aren't going to be one or two homes these are these are going to be multi-family um i would like to even see the possibility of of apartment building um and we don't have to be one floor if we're limited on space let's go up let's go our group talked about three floors so you know this is the kind of things that this money will be used for is the design and development of those kind of things the infrastructure and you asked where the money exactly would go it's going to sit in an account that's where it's going to sit so it's more of a pledge would you say well i'd say it's a strong pledge that when our building inspector needs to spend his time to work on the design of one of these projects the county shouldn't be allowable for that but we'd have the arp money which is what it's intended for to plan on housing for low-income veteran and living wage jobs so these are these are all things that it would be in an account to to be strongly pledged to to the so what it would take to get this done i just want to know if the board agrees that uh the the percentage and that probably needs to be backed up by some different math but i'm pretty sure it's uh it's reasonably accurate so south county would be 62 percent 28 and 10. is that is that a fair assumption that uh that's probably where it wouldn't have to be to the dollar it could be uh you know based on different projects that we could sell to the citizens this is why this one 10 000 over out of the central curry portion does the board def generally agree with that though right i i do and what i want to say is there's not only one landowner that is willing to do this in south county but there may be a second and i'm not i'm not going to bring up any names in there before but there is a second who is a huge investor in this county that has is the willingness to get a piece of property and offer that as well so i think it would be definitely 50 or 60 percent in south county probably 25 percent 30 percent in central county and 15 20 percent north county i think the numbers would be very close to that okay absolutely the other thing that is important is we would like to develop these projects so over the long term they actually generate revenue for the county that's the objective not to forget that good and and this is something you know the board i really want to emphasize with this board these projects are ready to go forward right now they are shovel ready and you've got the toilet tualadied me i could say that a little better while nation is you know they've got uh contractors that are licensed and ready to move on some of this we've got the you know our road department uh i mean this is this is stuff that we can move with pretty quickly so um if we need housing here we go i i just want to say i'm i'm in favor i i think it's time to put feet to our faith and i'm ready to pull the trigger on good putting that shovel in the ground or uh excavator or uh georgia just raised his hand do you want us you got a question or actually i'd like to just make them okay say applaud you guys for moving in this direction because i think everyone knows as uh that housing workforce housing is a tremendous need in our county i too share the same issues i can't find employees because they can't find housing people come over and apply for a position and they leave but i did want to say that i believe all the arp funds have to be spent by 2024 i don't think there's the second round i think it's all 2024 based on the information i have could be wrong and i also wonder if there's a question you've shared your concerns about the funding being broken down into into the various areas uh also there's each one of the cities received funding that we reached out to them to see if they would be willing to participate in this process and and i would encourage the board when when you go through a process um for transparency to make sure that that there is some uh information put out to the public so the public can participate you know i know it gets it clouds the issue but we spent some time on the arp committee and and if we continue to fund if the board continues to fund the money that the committee funded then it's kind of a waste of those folks times and and we did we did do our due diligence at the request of the board and and those folks worked really hard on the behalf of the application process and everything so while i i wholeheartedly agree housing is a huge thing and needs to be addressed probably as the first issue um you know i just want to make sure that we're not discounting the fact that folks already worked really hard to go through these applications and stuff and we also you know we want to we want to look at the long-term effects of this and said you know how are we going to control these funds it's one thing to say we're going to put 500 000 into an account and then draw it down who's going to be responsible for those things the problem i see with the board getting involved in in this type of a relationship is you're not you're not you're you're not really charged as the charter would say in this county to be a profit making or even an entity that goes out and builds these things so look at i think you need to ask your legal counsel some information about how the how the blc proceeds with these projects to make sure that we don't come under some scrutiny in the future by some agency that says this money was not spent properly and therefore we're going to charge it back to the county taxpayers um you know i i just fight words yeah i i just you know i just a little bit there again i applaud this effort i think it's exactly what we need but i want to i don't like to uh proceed without due diligence and i think that it's important that we do that due diligence great thank you so well the court had a question here here's where i'm at um i don't want to vote today i'm asked the board not to vote today till we get a full accounting of exactly where we are sometimes it seems like we are in a real slowdown to get wise policy but when it comes to spending we're in a hurry we don't have any disagreement here that the the housing is very very important but if we're going to enter into a pi a private public partnership or plural private partner private public partnerships uh we do have to do our due diligence i've not talked to um former commissioner rhodes about this at all but his his input is valuable i think the the spirit behind what we're trying to accomplish here and saying put 500 000 on the table at least in the form of a pledge or more we're just not ready to do that let's put some of this off to march 2nd including the housing excuse me the the community center march 2nd is our next meeting i'll come back with a proposal to the other food sources in in the three regions of the county i i sense a a very important obligation on on that that sense of fairness and let's just talk a minute we have 13 or 14 rural fire departments there is one issue more important than housing and that's making sure these communities don't burn down sometimes the rural fire departments are the first ones to the fire and if they're out of equipment or out of volunteers etc and they get to the fire late when when they would absolutely do everything they could to keep them becoming a big fire and you know the rest of the story so you know i just don't want to overlook anything here i don't want to be in a hurry i don't want to miss spin and then go oh wow um i'm i wish we would have taken a little more time so that's all i'm asking this sport thank you chris well to answer mr rose's question um we have uh looked at doing our due diligence on this and we have done it already a lot of it i think the first thing we are looking to do is to get that money set once we do that we already have partnerships with the cities we have asked brookings would they contribute and they will so we have already done a lot of that groundwork um until we can get this money qualified and say okay here it is we can't take our next step so i don't want to put the cart before the horse and start getting commitments from different organizations without having this money in place already as for moving too quickly on this i don't think we're moving too quickly at all i think this is something that is uh again we're not spending spending this money tomorrow all we're saying is we're going to put 250 and 250 away and move forward with this project if we find we don't need the money if we find that we've got so much support from our other groups that they're willing to donate some of their work and time and services then we don't spend the money we can use it for other things this money definitely qualifies for arp money and i would i would ask council to make sure as we move forward that every step we take is is valid but again this board will be in control of that money because you will vote for each section or each payment that we make into that you will you will get a bird's eye view of it and be able to vote um in advance of that i i would also like to look though at at least doing a couple of other things on here this community center is out of money yeah so i would like to look to move this forward as well and i know this is probably going to have to be separate votes for each one but there is also the brookings harbor community helpers and they're asking for twenty four thousand dollars basically and we don't have to fund all that but we could at least give them you know part of what they're asking for now because i understand they are really down on their resources as well and as we know we all go in the store right now and it might have ketchup today but you don't have it tomorrow and then you don't have you got no mayonnaise today but it's there tomorrow so i want you know strike while the iron's hot as they say so i would like to ask this board to consider at least some of the things that the committee and we've talked about over the months to to start to get some of this out there move it along perhaps in the second water district you know i think there's probably other opportunities but we may want to give them a portion of it at least talk about it if we don't vote on those today that's fine but food banks are imperative and i believe this housing thing in order for us to start to move housing forward we i would like to see this move down today sir i see summer's up there got a question good morning commissioners um summer madison economic development initially i put in ars in line with this topic and rescinded that in communicating with commissioner pasch that i would just kind of tag along to the topic i think the arp stakeholder committees done a really great job of pulling those applications and when you look at the applications that are being received you'll see there's three basic needs being addressed that rise to the top of the application submitted and that's um housing shelter it's food and it's water you know and those are three basic human needs food shelter water right so so you've got the watermelon water district needs help we want to build houses but we have to have that water infrastructure in place we already know langlois is having an issue in the seca um a city of port orford like this is something that is going to impact the more housing we build the more more water resource we will need and that includes fighting fires right so i think we should really kind of disseminate what um an investment in water services looks like i finished the housing coordinator position maybe in your discussions in how to leverage this funding on a broader scale with investing it not necessarily in a specific program but um you know to to address the the need systemically uh from the base and um you know in the effort to provide solutions i don't want to point any specific application out but if if we're going to uh put money into a food bank that needs staffing that that money is not sustainable and so the staffing will go away and so what can we do from you know further down on the foundation to secure that clearly the need for food is and shelter is growing and so if we continue to throw money at the top end of these projects it's not really helping to solve the issues that are at the core uh need of locals and so um one of the things that i've really delved into lately like commissioner boyce and i actually started working on this maybe a year and a half ago is a food sustainability summit and pulling the agencies together one of the things that we do is we dilute service through more agencies and nonprofits i've always wondered why they have so many veterans nonprofit groups and service groups if we're all serving veterans let's come together and be more powerful in that service i think that applies even more so in curry because we are so strapped but when you look at the food programs and options and nonprofits out there investing so much we really do have the opportunity to maximize food sustainability in the food shelter here and what lands we have available to develop what partners currently exist that we can have to leverage the experience and sustain uh the availability of food not only to our food banks but to our area as we've seen with the supply chain issues over the past even more so the past month but like the past six months to a year curry county is very vulnerable and so if we could look to mitigate seeing that impact us even greater than it is now i think would be a wise decision as far as the housing goes i do have the uh the job description here for you it's the conglomeration of four it's pure draft form but i think you'll see when you look at the four initial job descriptions that were presented this really does summarize the need and although i'm not a big advocate for using arp funds for staff i feel that if you which i've also included i'm regurgitating the same information for a grant writer whether we contract that out or not there are some positions that are needed long term and others maybe not so much but when you look at the services of grant writer and how they might be able to help us leverage not only these three main priorities but and also working towards maybe the development of a law enforcement district to offset you know the pressure on the general fund right now i think we really need to reconsider the bigger scope and and how we can impact um and make decisions based on solutions and not necessarily problems also here i've um attached the notes from the housing committee as far as the recommendations for the structure and i would like to make note that the proposed reworking of that group would probably very much supplement the work going on with our department heads of the county now in regards to housing and that housing coordinator position may be the conduit that our department heads need in working with our commissioners because it's it is difficult to move on something like this so quick when the only opportunity to really get you all in the same room is a public meeting and um and housing in my opinion needs more time than every other wednesday so um and then again the uh the food sustainability uh information i've got resources here i you know not it's not prepared enough to put on the record but all my notes are here and you guys will see there's so many partners uh even statewide that we could look to resource you know we have that parcel up in agnes and i know i've talked to you about this commissioner patch um the 40 acre parcel for solid uh waste that's not being utilized right now i don't know if you've ever had an agnes tomato but um you know there could be great opportunity there in my opinion it's not if we can but how if it's important enough so i would ask that the commission consider the investment in uh solutions based decisions for funding as opposed to specific programs right she's handing that out pardon me this is a good discussion were you going to give us handouts there yeah i appreciate all the work you did on the uh housing specialist that uh that was no small feat so the only thing i want to add does anybody in this room know what the balance of the first 2.2 million is does anybody notice so roughly about a million dollars okay i think we should note to the dollar uh and i don't we do we do know as well as get county and okay brad if you can hear us we need to know right now we'll give you the exact number um so the reason i the reason i make that point i'm going to give a shout out to gold beach they put all their chips on the adu accessory dwelling unit housing projects that was pretty impressive but i also want to give a shout out again to the fire departments i want to give a shout out to the ports what i'm seeing here are sensing is a shotgun approach to here's what we're going to spend and we don't get any time to evaluate a half a million proposal for housing it just comes up today and we're going to vote on it today that's not acceptable we need time to review to let the public know where we are thank you for this by the way and if we need to have a special meeting next week i'm here uh you know otherwise we can bring this up again on march 2nd um but just to say okay we're going to do 500 000 a day boom done uh i need time and i think it's if we're business i can't think of any corporate structure that would operate that way i'm sorry but even even in with in view of the urgency that we're dealing with here um but i i don't know the balance of the account and my point in bringing that up is to make sure that what we've already obligated is clearly identified and added so waiting two weeks is not too much to ask in my view thank you okay well i guess i'm contrary to that um summer what you're not done oh i was going to go after you i don't want to interrupt okay so i don't think we're being we're being too quick on this we've been talking about this we've been talking about this um and just kicking it down the road is not going to happen i mean today i'm ready to make a decision on the food bank i'm ready to make a decision on the brookings food um that needs you know that that um helped me with the their name brookings community helpers i'm ready to make a decision on 250 000 not 500 250 000 to get that shovel in the ground to get that excavator out there and start working and then we'll get matt paul to take pictures of the county doing some work on some ground to build out some housing and just just because i've lived around here for so long the most property we have is in brookings the least the second amount is in gold beach and that trailer park up in sixes is the north county so it's fair it's equitable for everybody and i'm not i'm not about kicking this can down the road anymore let's we got we got and it and not being contrary to you but we we don't need a house we don't need this we don't need to hire anybody we got people and we're going to put them to work and and we're going to get this done so okay mr chair on the the food thing you mentioned uh community helpers in brookings are you would you consider putting in your motion a equitable amount based on the percentages that i presented to the board with the three sections of the county will you add that to your well they're your motion they're asking for all i have before me right now is the the food bank or the uh okay what i'm asking you to do is uh set ten ten percent aside of thirty thousand on on thirty percent and we can do the math but the same the sixty two percent which will be about double that for south county and uh about i'm gonna guess 35 percent for north county of 30 000. that's all i'm asking i think we have almost a moral obligation to consider that if we're going to vote today if we're determined we're going to vote today and you can see this the public didn't know this till this morning okay i i really wouldn't issue that we we talked about this at the last meeting hadn't it i understand and the arp committee know we were going to vote on it today that's well this is okay i've said my piece see and and this is for nine months this 29 799 in arp grand assistance which have been approved by our committee right george is for gold beach area meals on wheels program for nine months this isn't even for a whole year so i am ready to pull the trigger on this i'd make a motion right now that we approve this and uh and send you know get them 29 799 i've talked to the lady she said that's why there's a note on this says before march i'll second then got a motion a second any discussion hearing none all in favor say aye or yes yes all right motion carries three to zero now in transparency uh for commissioner boyce i would make a motion that we do 60 000 to brookings harbor community helpers which is about twice as much for their support as well that's about half of what they're asking for that's emotion okay the only thing i would request you a second i'll make a second so now we can discussion okay the only thing i would add to that it may not all there may be a secondary project to come in in south county that if you wanted all to go to the brookings harbor community helpers that's fine i would just pledge that general amount 60 000 for south county and then take it from there if you want it's well i don't have any we didn't have any other george can you enlighten us on that's why we have three years to make up our mind on this yes there were several other uh there was a kids towns uh proposal i mean i was thinking about just food if you just the food yeah so i think the the brookings harbor group was the only the only one yeah for brookings and harbors yeah it's brookings harbor and unincorporated harbor yeah so and maybe the board could also consider asking del norte county for some funding because they're serving a lot of people from smith river okay so we're getting through this river folks coming up to brookings i didn't know that okay so we got a motion and a second some other question did somebody have another question we've got to add in port orford huh north carolina thank you mr herzog um i applaud your quick movement on this and making some decisions but one thing i want to look at on the housing issue that you were discussing the i only heard one time in all that discussion the word power not even electricity but power and i remember at the end of your last meeting here i think you're at this doorway discussing getting a transformer hung on a pole in this county you're looking at 16 to 18 months to get a transformer hung so that's something you guys are going to have to look at too as far as getting this infrastructure in place to get some of these housing projects going the sooner you get it going the sooner you can get your orders in to get your transformers put up because without power you're going nowhere well yeah yeah so i just want to throw that back in for your consideration thank you and and it's funny everybody there people have talked about that transformers stuff i'm on the board at couscou electric and i haven't heard a thing about it so i will check on that a meeting next week uh to make sure that that is not just you know curry county backdoor whatever anyway gossiper so i just haven't heard it from the ceo of couscoure electric so so we have a motion and a second on the 60 000 down to brookings harbor community helpers okay all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero i would like to make a motion that we um take 250 000 and place it um for the uh as we discussed the planning and uh moving forward with the housing in curry county as discussed uh with our uh planning director i'll second that so a discussion is it okay to ask if um because you're in the know on this i think the first project we're looking at is in central county right so that would be the first one we move on yeah okay but the other two in brookings are well one and possibly two in brookings are very close to being ready yeah and the one in north county were i mean all three of these could be started in the next 60 or 90 days it could all be underway i like it what discussion mr chair so this is for uh developer incentive i assume no this is to help start to get the info go ahead ms crockett go ahead because we're they're going to get some funds correct at some point well right now these uh these four projects are being moved forward by myself the roadmaster and and downstairs the building inspector and what we'd like to do is have the money available for surveying and available for crews to actually go out probably mostly the road department staff to go out and actually start these projects we're also working with coos county as i mentioned on the northern most project to see how quickly we can get some of the trees cleared to actually initiate that project but we're moving all of these forward at the same time let's see it won't be builder incentives what this will be is to subsidize the county's budget for the work that needs to be done or the road department is going to go over and put roads and drains and all that in the county shouldn't be responsible for paying for that the aarp money will re-reinvest into the county for his for his budget process so it will actually reduce his budget because the arp money will be filling his budget okay so it's not going to develop or it's part of a incentive very good the same thing i assume that but i just wanted public to know thank you the same thing we did with the dispatch center right i mean we built so we did it we approved x amount of dollars for a dispatch center and we you know then we ran into cost overruns and different stuff as far as we didn't know we had to build in the sally port a separate dispatch center because they when they you know but we didn't know that at the beginning but it and so the arp that's what it does it fills in that gap that county that we had just because our maintenance crew had to go in and build a 10 by 20 room inside of that garage area with walls and insulation and heat and carpet and so they those ladies moved into that um dispatch center for a couple weeks until all that all that transposition took place so we could that the arp money could pay for the funds that that cost to reimburse the maintenance departments which didn't have that on and you know any um that wasn't on their list of stuff to do is just something that had to be done so if you got any questions about that i'm happy to george sorry commissioner i apologize but i i really i there again i applaud this effort but you you can't just spend this money without putting it in the budget if the county's spending it it's got to be budgeted somewhere or you're breaking the the current budget laws you're taking money you're putting it in the county account and you're going to spend it you've got to have it budgeted somewhere you can't just spend money without it being budgeted in the county budget go ahead commissioner i'm listening we are not spending the money right now we are allocating the money to a basically to a strong pledge saying that we will use this just like the road department has an agreement with um with the forest service to do bear camp road this will be the same thing as this fund will pay our road department or our surveyors or our building department uh what it's going to cost in time and services to put in this infrastructure that's what it will pay it doesn't have to be there's a significant difference the roads have to be in the budget sir the road department has got their funds budgeted already their money is in a budget you are allowing them to spend budgeted money this money is not budgeted this money is not even we don't even know where this money is in an account i respectfully disagree with you okay i respectfully disagree with you and i would ask that you asked your county council about the budget requirements of the state of oregon it requires you to budget funding in the county-wide budget before you spend any of that money okay but see that those arp funds and came with that big booklet of this is how what you can spend it on housing is one of those first ones yes sir for the for the county of curry yes sir so how do they expect us to do something if we can't they expect you to put it in your budget and budget it you have a supplemental budget process that you would have to go through so just give us that i'm not saying you can't do it right i'm just saying that so you don't get the county in trouble that you follow the process and there is a process in place for it's called a supplemental budget that's exactly right now you said the right word the supplemental budget and that's how you go through the process yes sir you file for a supplemental budget you said it has to be in the annual budget arrangement right it hasn't been supplemental i said it has to be in the budget that is the way to do it yeah and that's what our accounting office will do like i said in the beginning all we're doing right now is saying the county is going to take 250 000 of that money that's already sitting in an account and put a block on it in that account for right now until the road department files for its supplemental budget because they're going to need an engineer once they get the bid from the engineer to go out and do the surveying yes sir now the survey is going to cost 60 000 okay do a supplemental budget for the 60 move it out of that fund into the end of the department's fund first that's that's the process that's the approach supplementally you said in the budget already okay so we're on we're on board now okay so all i'm saying is you have to have it budgeted before it can be spent whether it's in a supplemental budget or in the original budget that the board of commissioners passed back here last year you you the only way you can add something now is through a supplemental budget unless you do it in the next upcoming budget and we shall do that right anthony i understand the process of it okay so we have a motion and a second got a motion and a second any more discussion just want to make sure this is for 250 000. i'll ask yeah the other 250 i won't ask for now that's all thank you i'm ready to vote all in favor say yes yes yes yes carries three to zero mr chair i'm sorry but we left out north county on the food on the food security we don't we don't have an ask from north county so if this doesn't matter it doesn't matter we don't have an ask don't we have a responsibility to say so we'll leave him out well no i'll uh i'll just make it i'll make a personal pledge to get in contact with somebody in port orford that does you know matt will turn me on to somebody in food do they have a meals on wheels program okay so and all that maybe brett email me who who do i talk to and what do they need and so i will personally take that on and thank you okay we're getting something done today this is awesome um yeah just give me does the board agree 10 give or take well yeah of whatever we're whatever we're identifying no i'm okay full agreement i just we didn't have an ask on from the committee yeah we didn't have an ask here today so i just wasn't going to give money to something that nobody asked for so if if it's the senior center then absolutely so we have agreement consensus mr chair thank you we need a vote on that though let's say well well let me see what they need first yeah i'll bring that back yeah okay so h we can cross off h and unless there's more stakeholder community application decisions or you know questions but next we're going to go to pet license well we have uh uh the wetterburn fire district that both of them have been waiting a while could we have them come in real quick and yeah you'll frog them in go ahead come on in let him know are you okay with that mel you guys want arm wrestle for us this will only take a few minutes tyson water burn only take a couple minutes and just in full disclosure i am a board member on the wetterburn fire district so uh karen why don't you both come up to the microphone karen's our chair okay and um like commissioner boyce you were just speaking of a while ago of you know fire importance in this county and the aarp funds as we all know the fire districts in this county are all funded through special districts which is not always my favorite thing to talk about i think it is but in full disclosure i believe that the wetterburn fire district has about one point two one point two million dollars in their account right now um so the funding is for this project sorry we want to start spending it on behalf of our district uh karen kennedy gold beach wetterburn rural fire protection district we are asking for a long term lease on a piece of property on edson creek road i talked to brian curry county title there is no deed restriction on that property and i have the book of records and everything to back that up that i can leave with you also that is good news yes we would like to build a 30 by 50 shop to house our fire equipment on the north side of the rogue river bridge that would help our district also cedar valley district and mississippi beach district to have equipment on the other side of the bridge in case of a disaster or bridge failure of some sort yeah so so the main deal behind this about five years ago i think i sat down and talked to you guys at the waterburn board commissioner posh was there and the idea was is that if we have we have resources in town right now that we don't want to get rid of uh there's still good operating resources and with the way our our departments have grown our jobs have grown over the last six years since i've been chief i have a really hard time getting getting rid of equipment that is still completely operable we pump test it every year we host test things every year and we have the crew to operate them so the idea that we had in the event that uh we are not able to get across the bridge which i've had a number of times in my career where uh primarily the north end and once at least i remember the south end of the bridge was blocked um we would have not only firefighters on the other side but we would also have equipment on the other side um the other nice thing about that i don't know if you guys know where our station's at but we're about 24 feet above sea level um where our station is so if we have anything resembling a real tsunami we're gonna have a little bit of a problem um so this piece of property out there is pushing 55 to 60 feet which is not fantastic as far as big big tsunamis go but it's twice as much as we got now one thing we'd also be able to do out there is be able to store some extra supplies out there for uh for those kind of events um and that in addition to like she was saying that we would be able to have our resources out there to help on cedar valley north bank indian hills all that stuff considerably quicker because now i actually have firefighters that live on that side of the river they're they're there they're residents so it'd be very beneficial to have a place out there that we can store equipment equipment that again we do not want to get rid of the taxpayers and account in the city and the county have already paid for this equipment it's good operating equipment i cannot sell it and recoup enough money to buy another piece of equipment that'll work as good as it does so at this point there's no reason to get rid of it we need to use that for uh reserve stock and in our little station we have now we're just running out of room our our call volume is up so much from what it was in 2013 we had 120 calls in gold beach this last year in 2021 we ran 446 calls so that's a considerable increase and i don't see it slowing down because we're already at pace to break that record this year just in the first two months of the year so getting rid of equipment when we should be stocking up on equipment is not the direction we want to go we don't have the physical capability to hold any more in town in our current footprint this is a good way to you know get some of our eggs out of that one basket that we have now and still be able to keep them in reserve when we need to use them okay chris and i just want to say uh kudos to several people in this uh county because there were several people that offered their property to be able to do this and it's just a really nice thing to see community involvement you know one of the things that we talked about we've been talking about for several years is making sure that this is above as high above uh you know the tsunami zone as we could find and um this is a really great property for that i would recommend to the board that we do a lease in perpetuity of one dollar a year and as long as for county council as long as that lease uh stays as a as a fire you know to for housing a fire uh fire equipment and those things um that'd be in perpetuity and if it if it uh ever stops being that it would revert back and then i would also make a motion that we uh that we approved the purchase of this new equipment question and was that a motion well let's do the first one as at least in perpetuity um for wetterburn fire district to build this this building as a one dollar a year annual lease in perpetuity okay uh uh not opposed to lease wonder why we don't just deed them the property why give something away if you don't have to i think uh how big a building you gonna build 30 by 50. so we might have a lien on that someday for four dollars plus interest do i have a second absolutely but i wasn't done that's okay now we're in thank you mr chair i appreciate that um so yeah that's exciting uh you know getting stuff out of the rain is a big deal and that's a nice piece of property um so yeah i would be in favor of just uh turn that over to the wedding fire district um not a big deal either way okay all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero thank you very much second motion is there no we don't need one that was just all right thanks guys melvin sorry for the delay welcome so mr trover and i have had several conversations um in the past weeks and months about the license issues the responses all the all of the issues that one can find in the county with pets and knowing who they are who they belong to so as many counties in oregon and almost i'm going to say 75 percent of what i saw nationally all have pet policies licenses uh all those kind of things so mr trover and i have sat and talked about it and we were going to present to you today and since it says expertise i'll let him do all that good afternoon or good yeah good morning uh commissioners um so we took over the pet licensing for dogs i guess in march later later part of march 2021 i just want to give you a little rundown of the numbers between march 25th 2021 and june 30th 2021 we only collected 233 dog licensing fees during that period so it was 5876 dollars roughly um our fee schedule first off our fee schedule is twenty five dollars for altered animals spayed or neuter and forty two dollars for none spayed or neuter animals or dogs excuse me in dogs so july 1st for the this budget year july 1st to december um we only had 442 dog license so it's roughly like 11 744 dollars we've collected so so far this year from january 1st to present we only have 106 dog license and that's pretty good i mean that's a month and a half a little over a month so it seems like it's going up so total for this fiscal year we've only had 500 and basically 550 animal license so we're way under budget so we need to discuss how to get the word out there more um so roughly we're going to have about 24 000 or 24 excuse me we're gonna have about twenty four thousand dollars in that budget that we were planning on having thirty five thousand so we're gonna be about four five to four hundred dollars or five to four hundred dollars or dogs short for that so that's part of the discussion today is kind of go out there and we've had discussions maybe getting with some utility companies maybe trying to get a flyer or something with them and see if we can reach more people and other plans were trying to walk beaches and stuff and get our homegrown people at walk beaches but i have a little catch on that i i'm gonna work with anthony on it i was told we couldn't enforce county ordinances on beaches so we're gonna work on that make sure what we can go on that real quick so um i found that out late last night so um we're commissioner patch we're just trying to you know get out there and get the word out there a little bit more that we are required all dogs in curry county needs animal licenses so what we talked about was a way to do this because we also need a cat license as well i mean if you lose your cat you're going to want you're going to want to know where it is and animal control is the person that will contact you and say hey we found your cats so isn't it a great thing that for maybe you know ten or twelve dollars for a for a neutered cat and uh you know twenty dollars for a non-neutered cat i mean you get your cat back if it ever gets out your door um but as you uh as you know many of us i i didn't even know honestly for a long time i live in the county gosh i didn't know we need a pet license to have a have a dog and we actually got our dogs from the shelter yeah a lot of people don't know that so this time we thought to put the application for a pet license uh to have a relationship there's there's only one way in my mind that i can come up with everyone gets a power bill um there's so many diverse phone companies there's so many diverse other things but everyone gets their electric and curry county from couscous electric so having that partnership with coos curry electric because they are a publicly funded company you know they they are what are they called nonprofit nonprofit um so there's there's no acts to grind with them if we were to put their uh the application directly into the uh accused curry electric's bill um for maybe um i don't know if you're going to do it on a fiscal year uh march april and may so that you have plenty of time in front of the end of june or september october one thing about the animal license it's it's yearly when you get the license it's not a budgeted thing so if you get it in march march our admin sends out a notice and says hey you're due but we're just trying to reach the people that don't know and there's quite a few of them so i think if we put for like three months an application directly into their power bill and and let everyone know on the front notice you must read that it is required by law to have a pet license in this county on the back side of that piece of paper is the actual application and they with a you know mail it back into the county that i think we would find a lot more people comply with it and it would surely make it a lot easier to return pets to people and to be able to work with the agencies in the county that we were that uh we currently have relationships with um it's going to help them to better their services as well next thursday that'll go before the board and we'll have an answer so okay um and like commissioner pass said we're looking into cats um if we do a cat license we're gonna have to have a cat ordinance so we need to probably have a work session on that because i feel cats get forgot forgotten in curry county because they've never had an ordinance or anything to protect them so if we do this cattle ordnance we need to look at the whole picture protection we don't have any of agreement with uh the animal shelter right now to house cats uh we hazed our first cat yesterday from a a scene that a gentleman passed away in harbor and no family around so we had to do something with the cats so the wild rivers did take the cat in but they we don't have a contract for them so they really don't need to do that for us so um i had a little pull with that so okay but we got that done but we need to then have a contract with them for so many cat kennels so if we do have an injured cat that might not need full vet attention so something we need to look at um with our contracts with our housing for animals so it's something we probably need a workshop for for sure and make sure we brainstorm together and make sure that we're doing the right thing for our community and most of the counties in in oregon if they have a pet license which again i'm not i guess 34 33 or 34 of them do um every county in the state is required to have a dog license thing but i don't know it's dog license not pet but i know portland eugene do cats major cities do cats at this time because they're they are an issue in in bigger cities and we do right now we're kind of seeing little issues here with cats i think 17 or 18 of the counties that i looked at had cats as well so it's more than half um so you know would we would a workshop be great on this yes um and i would like to maybe schedule that for the next workshop and that would give council time to maybe look at an ordinance on adding cats to that um cats go as high as 42 i think is the highest one i saw for a non-neutered non-neuter cat and it was basically the same as their dog they basically ran the prices the same so i'm not saying that we do that i'm just saying that was the highest i i was thinking maybe 10 or 12 bucks for that and if it's not neutered maybe 20 you know something small yeah one thing about a cat if it's not neutered or spaded not so much in this region but like in lower regions of california arizona texas where the climate's warm one cat within three years can have over a hundred cats so it's something that we need to look at and um with our feral cats that we do have populations on the jetties mostly that's where they're at and just so you know we also have the relationship with jennifer alcorn in south county and she is looking to work with our with the county as well actually we're in the process of looking for a property right now for her to purchase but um she is looking to partnership with wild rivers and and our code enforcement as well to work together as a team very good so can we uh can we get from the board that we can have a workshop uh maybe in two weeks on this sure if you'd like to set up the ars on that uh we'll have a note we'll have a decision from couscoure electric by then and good for sure and if not we can always put out a flyer yeah yeah let's get joe wilson to help us yeah cool so uh i just had a friend send me an email what about chickens what about you know and if you encounter this is a straight up question trying to be funny trying not but have you encountered any pet pigs yet yes oh my gosh okay and really truthfully pigs if you raise them right they're like between a cat and a dog but you got to raise them right yeah i think we're looking at revenue that's the that's that's the key that we're struggling with in curry county yeah and that's the timber receipts that have gone away over the years and we're just we're looking at revenue we need revenue and you know i'm not a cat guy but i think i think cats should have to pay triple anyway and that's one thing from the record i want to make sure that emotion yeah that's one thing i want to make sure if we do a cat license fee that we give them something the protection in this county yeah uh so they're not considered just a rat and yeah i'm not saying we do that but right i want to make sure they get a little bit more i mean they're the second most animal in a household yep so i'll just hand off all right thanks mel what do you guys are going to do mr herzog mr herzog brett cecil porterford i just wanted to make a comment if i may on the pet licensing issue from a little tiny kid i've always had pets the reason we had pet licensing was to ensure vaccination especially for rabies it wasn't for the county to collect money it wasn't a revenue forced vacuum it wasn't a revenue stream it was never meant to be but it is to ensure that people vaccinate their pets against rabies especially and we have lots of other things that we need to vaccinate against now and today so just keep that in mind when it comes time for your workshop thank you all right i'll just leave that there because it looks like it's important it looks like you broke it all right so uh mel if you want mindset we'll set up a workshop for two weeks from now and one thing to answer your question is like on dog dog licensing you cannot get a dog license unless the vex or your rabies vaccines current so all right okay okay okay okay perfect okay moving on jay vacation rentals adus and basically this is um you know this i've had conversations with ms crockett about this as well and we are i'm just want to get us a lot of this out uh and becky if you'd like to step up to the microphone that would be great um i'm trying to find it here i lost it 6j yeah we're just trying to get a lot of information out to the public on this we want to start to talk about the um adus and the urban growth boundary in the urban growth boundaries and what that consists of there has to be some language but you know there are there are ways for this board to help um to move a lot of this forward quicker um and i'll let miss crockett expound on some of that sure there's two issues the first issue is the vacation rentals uh that issue is not going away um when the last time we talked about that we talked about bringing back to the board in a workshop some ordinance language to deal with the potential to regulate short-term rentals that's in the works right now it's my time that goes into that and i just haven't had a chance to bring that back yet but it's it's coming the issue of the adus is a little bit different that's the accessory dwelling units currently accessory dwelling units are allowed inside the urban growth boundary on rural resident on residential properties although we do have rural residential properties inside the ugb to make it more confusing but the last legislative session there was approval of allowing a jurisdiction to have accessory dwelling units outside the urban growth boundary however there's a very strict provision that was put on that legislation and that provision is that we have to meet certain fire hazard requirements and in conjunction with that the department of forestry was required to come up with wildfire mapping that is parcel specific for the entire state of oregon that's being developed right now their next meeting to try to expose what they've done in their work is on the 23rd of this month it's expected that a lot of people will argue that they're not in high hazard areas versus low hazard areas so nobody's really sure what's going to happen once once those fire hazard maps come out however we can't go forward with allowing adus outside the urban growth boundary until there is consensus and adoption of these fire hazard maps for each individual parcel and then that will dictate what has to happen on that parcel from a fire safety standpoint in order to make that happen the rural fire districts will have to go out to each individual parcel where an adu is proposed outside the urban growth boundary and verify the fire safety mechanisms are in place based on the hazard zone so that's a lot of complicated stuff but we want to be ready as a county to adopt regulations in our code to allow all of that to happen as soon as possible one provision that the commissioners could consider since this is going to come forward quickly and i would probably request that it be adopted by an emergency clause the board has the ability to direct that work to the board and i don't want to say omit the planning commission but essentially request the planning commission move that information forward quickly to the board for a decision the concern is that both of these issues short-term rentals as well as allowing adus outside the urban growth boundary are issues that could get sidetracked in the planning commission for discussion for multiple months so with an action by the board requesting that be expedited forward to the board for consideration and adoption is an option for you to consider and your recommendation that we do um i'm split between the planning commission and the board of commissioners so um this is one i don't feel comfortable making a recommendation okay i would make a motion that we reque that the board requests to expedite this through the planning commission directly back to the board okay second mr chair it's been moved to second any other discussion just in the uh jen it says additional drilling units it uh should be accessory dwelling units so just for clarification not a big deal at some point i like to have maps to the urban growth boundary that's some boundaries i should save so that's that's good information to know they're right on the maps uh on the gis maps on the counter okay and i'm actually like seeing expand them a little bit but this will this will really help okay so i got a motion in a second all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero l is curry county oregon timber counties coalition commissioner boyce we're gonna make the lunchtime uh maybe guideline here so this is pretty straightforward uh we're working with uh douglas klamath lynn marion polk and tillamook counties coos county didn't mean to leave them out as my gender outing slip shows were were paid in good standing they have hired a washington dc lobbyist that i've worked with before through the aocc board of directors uh blm counties and so i assume we have uh we'll get bored full approval on this and at some point you probably want to designate one of us and i'd like to be that person that commissioner to these meetings are virtual led by klamath county so i asked the board uh to if you have any questions let me know otherwise i'm going to make a motion to complete this memorandum of understanding with the other counties added to and you'll be the representative that's that could be a separate motion um i'm i'm happy either way i'm keeping it one motion if we could and just add that are you okay with that chris i'm okay with that but i do have a question on what uh let's get let's get we got the motion if i get a second then we'll have discussion okay so you have a second i'll second it discussion my biggest question is there's 7 500 in dues what are they used for primarily lobbying in washington dc okay okay i don't know of any other expenses that klamath county isn't somewhat donating on their own okay so it's been moved to second in all of favor say yes yes yes yes opposed none so hearing none motion carries three to zero thank you board you bet um am if anybody want to serve on that board i would highly recommend it very educational very important to our county and i'll step aside otherwise i'm happy to stay quite energized so m commissioner voice is you also i'm not going to read the whole thing so um i do have something i want to read here as you heard the discussion some good public comments uh some some active participation which i always appreciate um but basically this gives this board uh as the title says it just disappeared it gives this board the the option of simply saying yeah we want to weigh in on this decision we we want to let our people know where we stand on whatever the future mandate might be um you know we don't have to look any further than what's going on with our kids to know that the information is coming out for the unintended consequences or or negative impacts on our youth and what it's done take the take the economy completely out of the discussion and just look at the stress level that the people have been under our own people we know of uh we know of citizens that have lost their job or lost their home or give up uh veterans uh it is it is a major thing so um i'm sad to say that oregon uh i'm happy that oregon's gonna rescind the the rule uh no later than march 31st that's a government governor directive um and and the authority that the governor has is still in great question um there is quite the united effort around the state especially with rural counties that uh you know this is this is a tremendous overreach uh but it won't hurt her um lifting this requirement i think this board has been pretty supportive of the governor and oregon health authority at least listening so that we could keep osha away from choosing our battles carefully keeping osha away from some of the some of the issues and just trying to to be wise in what what we deal with and again choosing our battles so oregon will lift the indoor mask requirements no later than march 31st state health officials will maintain mass for now due to high numbers of hospitalizations and even that is debatable okay and then i want to read something real quick here it's just a small paragraph from douglas county who is likewise i mean their public health officer there don heffner is just incredibly well respected around the state and so he wrote this pretty small print earlier this week the oregon health authority announced that they were once again going to extend the cover 19 state mandates for businesses schools and indoor facilities for another 52 days by the way this was just a week less than a week ago latest 52 days instead of letting the latest temporary round of covert 19 state mandate mandates come to an end on february 8 2022. so uh i just want i just use them for an example because i watch them very close they're tremendously well managed you've heard me say that in past months and you know they wanted to draw the line and so they are they're disappointed with the governor's decision you know in the interest of research uh here's here's just one article and this won't take too long mr chair um but it was just uh february 14th so what two days ago um i want to read this slowly it's by a researcher a story about an author by the name of jeffrey tucker 15 years ago writers schooled in computer science began to imagine various totalitarian schemes for pandemic control that's a pretty strong statement i understand experienced public health officials in 2006 warned that this would lead to disaster donald henderson for example went through the whole list of possible restrictions shooting them down one by one still a decade and a half later governments all over the world tried lockdowns anyway and sure enough since april 2020 scholars has have observed that these lockdown policies haven't worked the policies preached or the politicians preached the police enforced citizens shared shamed each other and businesses and schools did their best to comply with all the strictures that's a new word for me but i think you know what it means but the virus kept going with seeming disregard for all these antiques neither oceans of sanitizer nor towels of powers of plexiglas nor covered mouths and noses nor crowd avoidance nor the seeming magic of six feet of distance nor even mandated injections cause the virus to go away or otherwise be suppressed the evidence is in restrictions aren't associated with any particular set of virus uh mitigation goals 40 studies have shown no connection and you can click on that if anybody wants to those studies have shown no connection between the policy egregious violations of human liberty and the intended outcomes intended outcomes diminishing the overall disease impact of the pathogen you can forget about casual inference here because there is an absence of correlation between policy and outcomes you can do a deeper dive and find 400 studies showing that the impositions of basic freedoms didn't achieve the intended result but instead produced terrible public health outcomes the two years of the hell into which hundreds of governments simultaneously plunge the globe achieve nothing but economic social and cultural destruction very obviously this realization is shocking and suggests a crying need for reassessment of the power and influence of the people who promoted this concluding a major frustration for those of us who have denounced lockdowns which go by many names and take many forms is that these studies haven't exactly rocked the headlines indeed they have been buried for the better part of two years that reassessment or those reassessments is happening now all over the world so i'm going to make a motion that we retain the option of opposing or supporting any state or federal mandated requirement be it lockdowns whatever it would be i'm just asking this board to reserve that right thank you okay so to get the discussion i will second that and go to discussion and my first question is to anthony pope as our attorney what what are your thoughts on this anthony this is i guess a lot of it depends on the wording and what we're in if we're just reserving the right that in the future we could i don't think we need an ordinance for that because we can't already have that right um if we were to write an ordinance saying that you know we have the right to choose if we're going to follow federal state mandate in the future i'd have questions about the legality of that because of the hierarchy you know federal law trump state law state law trump's local law so if we say that we're not going to follow that it's probably unconstitutional if we had an ordinance like that so it'd be my personal recommendation that you know we we can always oppose these mandates as they come down or discuss them um i don't think an ordinance would give us any more power authority or add to anything really okay uh except it sends a message that we're gonna continue to be on our toes and we're going to look at them all individually and we may end up supporting them all different boards may support them all different boards may oppose them all chris i 100 agree with council pope i think that a ordinance on this would probably be not recognized by law and it may be illegal this is something that i agree with commissioner boissan i mean we should all have the the right to choose if we're going to wear masks if we're going to get lock ourselves in our houses if if you own a business if you're going to let someone come in that's not vaccinated or masked you should have that right as well but everyone should have their own rights this is america this is the united states and we have that in our constitution but to to to make an ordinance on future things that um are could could be found illegal i i think i think it would be at a minimum challenge in court so i'll quickly um you see again what's going on around the world and what might be coming into our country and when you see the tremendous move that the prime minister of canada made um i mean i'm just i remain shocked if what we need to understand what the people i think a lot of people accept is that the bill of rights trumps any state or federal law uh you know they can pass uh they can move laws on on a variety of subjects that the majority of our people in this county would not accept and so i know it's i know it's a slippery slope but it also again sends a message that we're going to be watching very very close that's all i ask thank you well and my stance on this and just second anthony is we said it at the pledge of allegiance one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all that's you know that's i believe in that i know all three of us do and most every i think everybody in this room anthony you got i'm just going to say you know if we wanted to you know project that an ordinance like i said is a law but if you guys want to do a resolution or just make a statement as a board that moving forward i mean that's that's also an option here i don't have the legal issues with that i think we just did all of us just in testimony gave our a resolution yeah but the most the motion would i'll amend the motion mr chair you know because your first motion was an ordinance right no no i didn't say ordinance uh and i wasn't thinking that but i think both commissioner pash and council pope made good points that you know that may not be the right path the right path may be a resolution so i will mend my motion to represent that this board reserves a right a resolution to reserve this board the right to identify possible future mandates or lockdowns whatever whatever whatever part that that comes before us and we simply go uh maintain the option of saying yes or no we will support this and we will support our citizens uh if it goes against their bill of rights pretty strong statements and way too long emotion that's a long motion but all i think i'll amend my second too so any other question comment does that mean you're second in the new motion yes thank you all in favor say yes yes yes yes motion carries three to zero but can i ask a question yes sir we are now at 5e which is now n um but it's noon are we starting the workshop at one o'clock well 15. i thought 115 was the the news if you want to go to 12 15 on this meeting yeah we could yeah i think we can wrap it up don't you i'm good i'm hopeful well executive session is going to be lengthy so yeah that'll be after okay yeah we'll do that after the workshop but um n is what n is 5e uh commissioner boyce uh moved that in his 5e joint transfer parks he wanted you to just give an update oh well i can do that during custody i'm keeping you updated okay i'm do i'll do that during commissioner updates okay o was a letter okay letter support for cal or and house bill um and just support of of that house bill and moving that forward i'll make that motion that's a motion second mr chair motion in second all in favor say yes yes motion carries did you say yes yes yes motion carries two to three to zero um was there any other questions i and j but i'm not sure what they were i just wrote ing on here air more arp funding reimbursement so okay no airp funded purchase i don't have any commissioner comments today mr chair could the board consider uh just tabling these so we can get some more information i want i want a balance of arp funds yeah and so we could table these till the second um one is a fifty one thousand dollar purchase for a robotic uh i'm not being sarcastic here but the cleaning thing yes and i just want more time on that i did read most of this but i'm not ready to vote today and i'd ask the board just to delay both these we may need a facility's maintenance director to to come in and give us a little more information on these on the second if the board is in agreement to table it to the second well and the other one was a housing grant that that's what we didn't pull that though okay i thought chris said eight i and j j was the other one yeah no h and i the two arp okay gotcha one purchase and one reimbursement okay we already we're good on okay so i think we're done if you if the board wants to table the um consent agenda items five h and five i i think we're good with that and and um chet can come in and speak to that next meeting okay i'm good with that okay then we shall break just get our signatures on that believe me i'm way more lost than you um commissioner updates so concerning um where is it the parks joint transfer of parks and duty and obligations so curry county juvenile department and curry county veterans services have combined forces to be our parks so liaison our parks directors and managers for our two parks right now and hopefully more parks on the way um so that's wendy lang and uh anthony vaudy and administration will be through the juvenile with amy gaddis waylon summers will be doing a lot of work with anthony they'll they'll be the boots on the ground for uh 16 to 20 hours a week a piece um the the juvenile youth will um help out knowing and stuff but we're and we're doing a lot of work at voice cope getting doing some plumbing and stuff in fact i apologize if you saw me on my phone today we had so we've been up there monday and tuesday plumbing and when we left last night everything was perfect we had lots of lots of pressure and then this morning i got a call from the parcos no pressure so got that squared away and chet's on his way back here we got water back up and running at voice cope we've got a lot of stuff to do at lobster creek we're in contact with dyer partnership engineering company out of coos bay north bend area for taking over our water treatment um and he and good news you know we've been uh chlorinating some water that possibly we might not need to do that anymore and if we do we're going to move away from chlorination and go to uv rays fan filtering so just good stuff and they're ready to roll and that's all i have for my commissioner comments court doesn't have any chris bash i would like to if the board would allow me uh i would like to save my commissioner comments until after executive session okay all right billy i would add is senator bill 1573 i think you got information on that and you uh supported uh you know curry county and several other rural counties were left out of a 15 million dollar state forestry department bill and boy did that get a lot of commissioners attention the counties that were left out so we stand to get two million dollars there that uh keep your fingers crossed i'll be bringing that back to the board and then we would uh see how we it's for specifically for fuels abatement so of course we want to go to our back country roads go 100 feet on each side fire breaks more on that later thank you all right so we will adjourn recess for lunch be back here at 1 15 for uh workshop and then we'll do executive session after that workshop you know we have two workshops we have uh roadmaster christensen coming in as well and he's going to be in precisely 2 30. i don't think that our uh housing workshop is going to go over an hour we're going to be pretty disciplined on that mr chair okay if we got some time in there we might slip in a executive session thank you all for coming dismissed [Music] [Music] hey welcome back uh we got oh okay arp reimbursement yeah we're gonna do that so we are done with executive session we have advised staff to work as directed before we adjourn we're going to go back to consent agenda um 5 h and move that to discussion action item and and make a motion i'll entertain a motion to reimburse that out of american rescue plans it was for the construction and then and materials and electricity and electrician for the dispatch center so entertaining motion so i'll make that motion with a limit on that to be 22 371 dollars and nine cents second okay it moved in second all in favor say yes yes sorry motion carries three to zero meeting adjourned thank you all thanks eric you 00:00:13.270 --> 00:00:14.549 align:start position:0% get my microphone let's pledge i allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all so welcome everybody and uh happy wednesday the 16th of february looking forward to a uh the best meeting ever right february 16th valentine's weekend week and just ask that we all treat each other with respect and dignity and uh one thing i like to write down here on my notepad be quick to hear slow to speak and slow to anger so with that i will uh we'll move to number two amendment approval of the agenda so sharpen your pins and try to keep up i know i have a i struggle here so amendments and approvals court thank you mr chair um yeah i actually have several and i'm going to recommend in the future on friday afternoons before jj sends out to the public that we all jointly have consensus on working some of this stuff out so that we can save a little time during meetings that's not a complaint just we seem to be fairly consistent though on on significant numbers so first on item 5d excuse me 5e joint transfer parks duties and obligations commissioner liaison herzog i'm going to ask you just to give a little update on that what what the goals are what the objectives um and just a progress report because i think we i think we have some good things going on and i'd like the public to be aware of that so move it to a action item that would be my preference uh or if the board uh chooses uh commissioner comments okay yeah okay and then i also have five h and j five h and i my apologies again the american rescue plan reimbursement and then a 54 000 dollar funding purchase that i want to bring out before the public and have board discussion um and this might be an action item it would also go mr chair with item 6 h arp stakeholder committee application review and decision i want to i want to pull that and for this meeting and i'll explain to the board why i think that should be delayed okay should you uh agree with that i don't agree with pulling that today i think there's things we need to move forward with we can we we don't have to approve anything today but i think this is a discussion and action item so at a minimum we can discuss it further if we approve things we can if not then then that's that's fine as well so i'd like to leave that on thank you commissioner pass here's my here's my point now he he just mentioned that we don't have to make a decision today so it's therefore just a discussion i'm not opposed to that at all we've already spent quite a bit you know we actually have until my goodness the december 31st on 2024 to obligate these funds i would definitely encourage this board to consider delaying any any more decisions other than one i think you're going to submit today yeah i was going to bring that up good um until after budget uh we've got a lot of work to do we've got a lot of uh a lot of question marks and uh and two the other thing is i don't know exactly where we are with an inventory of what we've already approved i know we've gone through well over a million and i just want to be real transparent to the public and uh you know i obviously i'm going to keep uh beating the drum of prioritizing water infrastructure and housing so uh if if you're confirming we're not going to make any decisions a day other than the one you're going to submit then i would be fine with that and not pull it well i have to i'd have to hear you know what what or what we're going to vote on you know if there was well and that's where we are already we're already going to discuss it if the board at that time chooses there's something that we should vote on then we vote on it if not then we push it out okay and just for the audience uh sake we're talking about um d ragsdale came before us last meeting community center of gold beach meals on wheels and uh asking for 29 799 dollars and so i called her last week and and she said this is we're up against that on this and this is a uh you know they're it's a good organization and so um she said if we could do it before march that would be awesome so that that's going to be my request today that'll come before that that's when i thought we'd talk about it in that uh yeah so that'll do with that that'll be that one and then whatever else we want to talk about actually that's it if we're just going to talk about that and then i think okay that's a good plan thank you well and then there was one other thing i was adding in six or seven or six uh n uh calor life flight reach um sent a letter um and that would be old though let's be uh oh yeah because we've got uh n is um commissioner boyce just asked to pull from the consent agenda e and have you discussed that so i wrote it down again if that's how you well if you guys keep you can keep track the letters and and just so long as we talk about it that's and this is not any money it's just a letter in support of a house bill that's already been passed and uh oha is dragging their feet on it moving forward and it just helps out these uh small town carriers for ambulance and air service i'll remind you okay all right so mr chairs the reason we just got that this morning he got it too late i assume he did and he thought he could he thought we met every other every other wednesday and there's again another thing and he said i can uh wait till the following wednesday and i said no that's the that's we're not going to meet till clear into march so he said if we could get this through and there's so he's looking for a letter of support from the board very good i just want the public to know that we just got this this morning but now you give us a reasonable explanation they got it to me yesterday and i was a plumber yesterday so okay um plumbers you know you can't trust them um to get it to you on time that's all i have mystery all right so i'd look for it chris you got anything i don't have anything though okay look for a motion to uh approve i'll move to approve the agenda as amended mr chair thank you all right i'll second got a motion and a second to approve the agenda all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero we are now at public comments and at this point um mary roe can't make it this morning and she made me aware that in the past it's been it's been a precedent that we started before me so it's not i can't blame me um that she can call in and uh and make and make her three minute public comments so that's what we're gonna do right now i'm gonna put her on speaker put this microphone up and that's what we're gonna do hello hi mary it's johnny and you've got three minutes well commissioner herzog um i'm going to read this a little more slowly so people can hear me given the way that it's being delivered um it might go a little over three minutes is that okay actually it's coming through loud and clear isn't it folks yeah so you can you can read slowly probably for my benefit more than anybody else but uh no you can just read it thank you okay so i'm mary rowe thank you commissioner herzog for allowing me to speak today i am going to speak about the allocation of the arp funds the proposals that were submitted were not in the meeting packet for citizens to look at at the prior workshop or at today's general meeting and the workshop on this issue showed the commissioners not having them i attempted to get a copy of them but was told by the boc administrative assistant that they were not accessible to him nor to the public i have since discovered that a few key staff do have access to the proposals and that they are of course in the hands of the citizen members of the arp committee for the sake of transparency the arp proposals need to be available to citizens because the arp funds belong to we the people with this voc being our representatives i certainly hope that any decisions made today about the allocation of the arp funds are only made after a careful review of each of the proposals by the commissioners as nothing less than that would be responsible and given the interpretation by our treasurer of the arp guidelines that was less than accurate i also think that each commissioner should have familiarized themselves with the arp guidelines before being responsible for their allocation finally i want to speak in favor of funding for the brookings harbor community helpers food bank the services there have been expanded to deal with coven-related issues due to gaps in our scant social service network in our tiny county and in conjunction with partnerships with other agencies the buildings which house the food bank were outgrown years ago and the recent increase of services during the pandemic has made their inadequacy of their size worse with cargo containers huge trucks and an outside freezer being used to try to keep up with the demand a new building is absolutely necessary the executive director has painstakingly and responsibly put all of the complicated pieces together to now be ready for the development of such a building it could not have been done before now due to the necessary arranging of such complexities what our treasure referred to as a rainy day fund is in fact the storage of extra food which is absolutely necessary when the food trucks cannot come to curry in order to give people life-saving food this was needed just recently finally the services provided to those quarantined due to the copa virus by the brookings harbor food bank are a matter of life and death and i receive them myself so i know thank you chair herzog thank you mary all righty next up is beth barker hidalgo good morning commissioners beth barker hidalgo executive director of the curry county homeless coalition a couple of things i did want to respond to agenda item six f um i think sometimes when we envision processes not working in the way that we had expected we have a tendency to want to throw the baby out with the bath water i'm asking you not to do that we have a very some key people on the housing committee who really understand the market understand the nuances and are now engaging at a higher level and having those more nuanced conversations about our real estate market and what it might take to develop units for our workforce and service industry workers i'd like some consideration for along the lines of housing like some consideration or a better understanding of whether or not tlt can be used in to develop housing to support our service industry workers that are the backbone of our tourist industry if we don't have people cleaning motel rooms and working the back house in spinners or whatever restaurant um then we can accommodate our tourists our tourism industry here in curry so just think about that maybe that's a way for some funding to come into to play here when it comes to developing workforce affordable housing and i wanted to let you know first of all thank you very much for hearing me out on groundhog day and i'm glad to be back here in a much more peaceful environment um to be able to share with you that 40 of our winter warming guests right now are working families so these folks are in motel rooms with multiple children and they're working so i just want to dispel the impression or or the idea that all homeless people are alcoholics and drug addicts it's just not true and the more more we go down this path with our housing crisis the more seniors we are seeing falling into homelessness as well due to economics they lose a spouse they lose half their income they cannot afford the rent anymore so please let's take a more broad lens when we're looking at our homeless population please not pigeonhole or stigmatize any further the label of homelessness we are taking measures to destigmatize by changing the name of our organization we are now the southern oregon coast resource center took the word homeless right out of our tight out of our name because we do realize that for a lot of people that's an off-putting word um and they're not likely to even listen let alone support what we're trying to do here in curry county so and i too am here to speak on behalf of brookings harbor community helpers arp request i've worked alongside pam now for a number of years and i'm really disheartened by some of the media the letters to the editor from some of our folks that are key in our housing committee i don't know what that backstory is but it needs to stop pam works very hard and she's doing everything that she can to serve our community thank you thank you one minute man go ahead um southern oregon coast resource center yeah congratulations it's what we called ourselves when we were here in the building we just never registered the name it's now registered with the secretary of state you can have a board of directors i assume on that we already have a yeah the same board of directors we just onboarded a finance director we are expanding and growing and growing up as an organization we hope to be able to i mean we serve our housed population as well so um that's why we want to take that word out of there because we don't just serve homeless people in curry i'm aware good thank you that's all mr chair all right george rhodes former commissioner george rhodes thank you commissioners for allowing me to come before you today as a member of the arp committee i would like to encourage the board to really take a close look at these applications there are some very worthy causes the board your committee did a really good job of looking at these applications and forwarding them through to you however there's still a lot of work to be done with those applications it's not a should not be looked at as a rubber stamp the approval of your committee so i want to encourage you to look at each one of those applications and then i also would like to encourage the board to consider some type of accountability for these funds you know we're going to the funds everybody seems to say well it's just government money well i hate to inform people but my dad told me a long time ago government doesn't have any money it takes it all from us so these funds are funds as mary rose said funds that come from the citizens of this county in this country so it's a it's a real responsibility on you guys to make sure that these funds are properly managed and spent even after they're provided to the public so i did not see any accountability information regarding this as a member of the arp committee so i'm not sure if it exists or doesn't exist but if it doesn't exist i would like to encourage the board to look at some type of paperwork that would include accountability as a restaurant owner i receive funds but i'm being held accountable for those funds through the federal programs that had that gave those funds to us so there again i'd like to encourage you to do that the other thing that i'd like to speak to is the proposal from the association oregon counties regarding the water reforms i would like to encourage this board to reach out to aoc and utilize their services i know it seems expensive and costly but that is a qualified resource that you can spend some of the arp funds on and given the weather that we've recently experienced in curry county i believe it's very important to come up with a plan to utilize the water that we do have and also supplement the water that we won't have in the near future based on the current weather forecasts and and so aoc would be a really great place to get a facilitator to make this type of community forum work for us i think and last the the other option that that we have as a county is to focus on the things that we can do and not allow the state to come in and take the things over that they would like obviously to take over so if if we lose that control to the state we may never gain it back and they do have a water resource plan it's a hundred year plan and it is one that would be devastating to curry county so thank you thank you miss adams is that mandy monday monday okay good morning gentlemen thank you um this is a much smaller issue i would like you to to consider or reconsider the noise ordinance for out in the county out in the county we don't have the same protections as the people here in gold beach and we need them we need some protections for and maybe the noise ordinance was considered back before there were the big speakers that have the base that can rattle your dishes and before we had the technology that allows us to have wireless earbuds and wireless earphones so that the people don't a person doesn't need to have the neighbors hearing their their music they can put on earphones and they can hear it over their chainsaw i don't need to hear it and for air pollution that out in the out in the county if somebody puts a wood burning stove in their garage and vince it below my windows it's a hardship for me it's unhealthy for me to have that that wood smoke and trash smoke being vented into my apartment so i would like you guys to support the the people at code enforcement and to reconsider the noise ordinance so that we don't have to listen to that all day long it's not good for the pharmacist to go into work at night tired because he couldn't sleep during the day all right thank you thank you vicky bradley hi good morning missioners thank you for having me um i want to speak to the issue of the agenda item having to do with the uh proposal for an ordinance against opposing mandates put forth by the state it wasn't surprising to see it on the agenda that caught my eye i probably wouldn't have paid any attention to it but when i read the background on it what really caught my attention was that the citation used a single study from a very prestigious organization to support it and so i was very curious to say read that because that would be groundbreaking revelations if john hopkins did indeed endorse the fact that lockdowns don't work the article was written by economists not by scientists and it and it reviewed the information through the lens of an economist lockdowns cause economic stress yeah that causes pain but they didn't view it through the lens of public safety second the article didn't reveal any new evidence at all the literature review not a study it wasn't a scientific study there were no groups or trials it selected articles written in the early 20s before the pandemic was really taken full force and there's a lot of obvious flaws in their methodology for coming up with their conclusions they reviewed more than 18 000 papers narrowing it down to 34 that supported their condition now if i'm understanding the proposal is to discuss putting ordinances in today not to not to vote on it action slash yeah it's either or right but i want you to consider your sources and make informed decisions before you do that and so i don't know if you've read this 60 page article but i i urge you to do it before you make any decisions based on based on citing the one article in question you want to you want to oppose mandates for lockdowns it set you it was stated that this article confirmed that masking doesn't work i mean out of the 34 that they selected only two talked about masking they didn't have vaccinations or anything else in there so um one one of the two studies said that masking reduced mortality rates by 0.2 which is abysmal but the other one said it reduced it by 34 that's a huge discrepancy anybody digging around on the internet can take a source a single source like this and they can do their own homework and make their own decisions so basically what i gleaned from this this and it upsets me when people come up to the podium or when they propose proposed ordinances or mandates that are going to be decided on for the whole county without doing thorough research and making decisions based on facts and not just conjecture so basically what we're asking it sounds like it's blanket approval for the board to make make decisions about make ordinances against any mandate put forth by the state when really you can't use this one study to do that i hope that i misread that you should stick to the one topic um so basically um at this this you know i just want i want you to to take get this under consideration so basically the studies were not peer-reviewed and they weren't valid done by john hopkins it wasn't endorsed by john hopkins and in fact their the medical school of john hopkins has come out in opposition to the findings of this particular study so your proposed ordinance and neither is really encouraging um there's only two possibilities one that if the commission is apparently unable to critically review information on any subject before they make a decision then you can't you can't make decisions based on on anything that comes out of fact the second possibility for your making decisions on any mandates that the state is going to propose is more troubling is that the possibility that you have a pre-existing idea notion of how you want to address these federal mandates and after watching these commissioner meetings for a year we all pretty much know your stance on mandates for masking and covid and so you cherry-picked one tiny piece of pseudo-legitimate evidence that you could find to make your decision sound like it was based on sound reasoning rather than on personal beliefs and that doesn't bode well that's not responsible but in either case whatever method you use to make your decisions it does have serious consequences for the citizens of curry county so i just want you to please do your homework and be responsible before you make any decisions all right thank you nancy sue rose smiley herself thank you i'm nancy sue rose nesica beach and as far as the mandates go and i'm talking about lockdowns masking vaccine mandates to have a card to basically live a normal life i am against all of them they have prov all of them have proven to be so detrimental to the health and well-being of all peoples on the earth these countries who did not do masking and lockdowns have exactly the same charts as far as when covid went up when it went down when it went up the second time third time they have exactly the same it didn't make any difference in the countries that did all the mandates and the countries that did none of the mandates and it's really frightening to me that people want to have vaccine mandates to have a card that we have to use to get into businesses to get into to venues and events and basically that means we would not be a free country so i really do think that the board of commissioners are right to reserve the right to local control to oppose things that are detrimental to all the citizens of our county people can choose to mask people can choose to stay home people can choose to to um you know not go into events and everything like that and so i just wanted to make my opinion on that and i have done massive over the last two and a half years before covet started i had been doing research on this kind of stuff so it's not anything new for me i mean i you know 30 years ago i did research on vaccines and and especially polio and things like that and found out the truth about these long long long before this pandemic came around because they did change the definition of pandemic in 2019 they changed the definition of vaccines so that they could plan this whole thing out and they had a conference that mimicked what actually happened in 2019 october of 2019 so that's why some people call it a plandemic not that it isn't covet isn't real but that it is being used to control us which the government has always wanted to do and then the other thing is as far as the arp i really do think that the food banks and and the um the meals on wheels are a very good thing to use the arp for so thank you thank you very much brett cecil mr can i just have let's share a quick comment um that is my agenda item i've been here almost every single day for two years and two months on this issue and so to say that i base it just on one study or recommended or accept that notion just is not accurate the damage that's been done way beyond economics to our youth i mean we may not be able to measure for years and years you see what's going on in canada right now it is no small thing what's happening that the greatest ally we have the longest border between two countries anywhere in the world so i'm asking this board we'll give a little report when the time comes but yes i'm asking this board to understand that we have the option on any individual base to speak out represent the people that are in this room and outside this room and in our county to the very best of our ability thank you for that time mr chair you bet brett cecil sorry good morning commissioners thank you for having me here this morning i'm just going to chuck all this aside i was up till 3am writing some comments to speak here today and i was awakened even earlier this morning by my neighbor being hauled off in an ambulance helping her helping their spouse get them in the hospital into the hospital to be taken care of for covet and this person is diabetic and has not been able to have dialysis in the past week over a week without dialysis because the person's sick so i'm reporting from the ground i have neighbors on both sides of me sick with covet the neighbor i'm reporting on right now two doors over the people in between us have already their entire family of five have had covet so this isn't something that just is happening in passing there are citizens in this county that are sick with this virus i'll point to myself right now i have a mask on my face and i wear it religiously i have not had coveted yet and i'm not saying that this is the perfect way to get around it but it can be avoided so i don't want to overlook the fact that we can protect ourselves from from what can be deadly virus and we can help to protect those who can't be vaccinated and those who have underlying conditions that can't be treated in other ways so please pay attention to that when we try and put mandates in place or requirements in place i think it's really really important that we look at the facts on the ground studies out in in the ether are interesting things to read for all of us to look at them over this time period i think is is important to do let's look at the facts on the ground see what's going on with your your neighbors and your friends and loved ones and see where they are so i'm just going to ask anybody within reach of my voice today protect yourselves protect your loved ones protect your friends from this disease it's costing us taxpayer money to have our hospitals open it's going to get more expensive to provide health insurance to people health insurance companies aren't going to absorb the cost of this they're going to pass it along to us in the form of premiums and our employers aren't going to be able to provide us health insurance in the future because it will be too expensive it's going to be thrown back on us as taxpayers to take care of ourselves so i just want to have you make that consideration we start thinking about blocking requirements from from our government not something really that we can do at the county level because last i checked the laws of this country are something that we're all supposed to follow i think the rule of law and order in this country is an american value and it's one that i think that we've been overlooking a lot in in the recent past so please make some consideration to that those those rules and the laws that we have in place that are our government which we are the government you all represent us and i've heard that already this morning and i've already heard comment about the government wants to control us well we are our government we elect our representatives so if we don't like what our representatives do start marking your ballot and get it mailed back into the county clerk because we have an election coming up so get some representatives that represent you thank you for allowing me to speak to this this morning any questions i'm willing to take them thank you okay public comments that's it um we'll move on to presentations julie swift says that she wants to presentation to the board but she's not even here so what's up with that julie swift if you can hear me come on running cause court you want to wait till 10 right on yes please well um we could approve the consent agenda um i'll move to approve the consent agenda we're pulling e from it yeah okay but as amended okay but we also pulled hmi correct we moved them to yeah we just moved them right too right yeah so we're in agreement here yes as amended i think would work okay i'll second that motion mr chair it's been moved and seconded to approve the consent agenda all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero um it's very amazing that we're ahead of schedule that never happens though six public comments right i'm uh so we so we're looking for luke martinez mr chair well we could we could go to discussion action items um travel southern oregon coast grant award excuse me ladies if you would please i didn't hear anything so i apologize i i could hear it um yeah we could we could have salute morning luke and look who's joined sorry you'll be you'll be shortly be heads up you can come in if you want there's no way my hearing's better than yours or anybody on this bench sorry i wasn't paying attention that's okay julie julie swift payroll in hr um i'm presenting four new hires for the sheriff's office as per our personnel rules the sheriff can use the personnel action forum to do the hires and changes in his office so the four people that you have before you are there are three corrections deputies and one communications deputies deputy and they've all been hired and are working and doing a wonderful job okay all righty thank you for that julie that was easy enough thank you luke you can come on in bud we're going to go right to discussion action items 6a if you don't know this is luke martinez our aquatic safety coordinator how are you all doing today welcome luke good morning board how's everybody doing today thank you uh so i'm here today just to present uh the tsoc the travel southern oregon coast grant award for forty thousand dollars uh i'd like to thank them very much for contributing to the program's efforts and outreach and education and movement for some work into coos county so i really would like to just thank them very much for their contribution for this calendar year of work some of that funding will be going back into our program work here on the coast for outreach education and then we'll be working in the schools this spring for water safety here in curry county and then some in to coos county and then we're working towards our first junior lifeguard program uh this summer probably the first week of august that will be hosted up in porterford so we're really really looking forward to that program work and uh just wanted to thank them very much for that all right any questions for luke chris first question they trusted you with 40 grand now i'm just joking luke's a great guy uh what i wanted to say was um i don't if the school program that you're going to work with you may want to get with each superintendent of the schools and see if they'll help subsidize your budget a little bit okay because you're going to be working with the schools for uh for the aquatic safety program they may kick into your budget a little bit and help you expand a little bit yeah thank you for that chris her court excuse me luke it's good to see you okay i serve on the travel southern oregon oregon coast board and i want to make sure when i voted in favor of this i did not have a conflict of interest uh but it is a very well managed program and the decision to support you and the presentation you made it was quite easy for them to say yeah this is great moving into coos county um the word's getting out and you're doing some great work and i'm sorry you've had to deal with this really bad weather the last five weeks thank you luke thank you last week was almost a swimming week it was very nice a lot of people out there on that comment i guess i'll say i just heard a report on state parks visitation this year so it was a record year as you know for state parks visitations and the two most visited uh parks for day use in the state where you quinn ahead and i'll let you take a guess on the other one yeah harris beach both of them had over 5 million day use visitors uh for the 2020 year yeah pretty incredible year so i know that we're seeing that that visitation not just at harris but the entire county and the entire southern oregon coast so well for the public that's here luke is a sometimes a first touch you know he sees a lot of people from one you know south end to the north end um just a fanta fantastic representative of curry county and he not only is an aquatic safety guy but he can he can do everything in the water that you would ever want to have done he's trained with folks in northern california out in the ocean he can swim like a fish believe me i've swam with him so i know um just a fantastic representation of curry county uh and i just love you bud okay thanks chair thank you thank you guys and the board he has in the back of his pickup is not so he can serve uh on county time by the way that is a grant funded uh rescue board and that comes from the curry health foundation so thank you very much for their contribution very good so are we okay on the action item then yes sir okay i just need a uh we don't need a vote no need no vote anthony i think there's going to be an order for it so a vote okay looking for a vote approval motion to approve the travel southern northern coast grant award for career county aquatic safety mystery chair all second good we have a motion and a second all in favor say yes yes voice yes moist uh motion carries three to zero thanks luke thanks you guys have a great day thank you thank you again we got 20 minutes till 10 so we'll go on to b curry support for expansion of the smith river national recreation area watershed in curry county commissioner boyce well thank you mr chair um we've been uh working on this quite a bit over the years this is uh i should say the last two or three years um no private timber in this area uh the the act encourages public access uh either by horseback some motorized not a lot but it's the headwaters to the the famous smith river the jedi smith discovered uh 20 years after lewis and clark expedition it is part of the wild river's coast pristine rivers um and so i'm just proud to recommend this to the board working very closely with uh senator merkley in particular in his staff and sometimes uh it helps to support the legislation that uh our national state leaders want us to support uh because when we need favors uh i have to say our two u.s senators and our state senator and uh house of representatives um david brock smith they're always there when we need them so i i proudly support this i just want to get it on county stationary and ask the board to approve thank you okay any question uh commissioner um i'm just wondering in your conversations with senator merkley you said you've worked with them is there any um do you feel like there could be some uh some room to expand this in any way um i'm just wondering this deal strips uh specifically with mining that's what this one is for correct i just uh no it has nothing to do with mining actually well that's i'm sorry that's what i thought i read on here no that's the uh salmon protection act wrong one i'm sorry okay you are correct um it's it i don't want to uh portray that it's barren land but it is very important watershed it's not ever heavy timber of course the first thing i uh verified for was that uh there wasn't private property here that would eventually take it out of logging so it's not a wilderness area but it is an expansion to protect this watershed for for the smith river and so i'm which originated in curry county by the way so what i am reading on here is it says right on the order second paragraph column the wilderness and smith river headwaters national treasure and then farther down it says i am pleased to know that this legislation provides a permanent ban on new mining claims so it does have to do with mining excuse me uh there has been no history of mining in there so do you want to uh do you want to make that an exception for no i i just recommendation i'm glad to see that what i wonder is i'm just again you said you've had conversations with their offices is there any do you feel there could be um further action on this type of on this order well i think only if they did want to transcend that into a wilderness area i don't anticipate that i have no idea uh for sure but i would doubt that del norte county supervisors would support an additional wilderness there you know it basically uh comes under the heading of watershed protection um and so that's what has interested me and that's that's the that's the primary reason that i'm supporting this okay i i i would support it as well i just when i read the mining part of it um it just gave me reason for pause and concern so i i just like to see that that is carried through as well so i would i would support okay just so you know that's been hardly at all uh part of our discussions and conversations thank you mr chair you bet well and i read it as irrevocable risks associated so we you know they don't ever want strip mining or any kind of mining so so i look for a motion to prove that letter of support movements and commissioner that the board of commissioners support the expansion of smith river national recreation i'll second correct got a motion in a second all in favor any discussion hearing none all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero rich christensen roadmaster signature authority for hundred and 347 seven dollars and fifty cents contract with albina asphalt for 2022 chip seal projects in curry county and united states forest service bear camp road race christians and roadmaster good morning board rich um yes i'm looking for board approval for road master signature authority for 347 thousand dollars of chip oil most of this chip oil is going to be used for u.s forest service bear camp road and we are over budget as we had planned on uh this project being 38 000 a mile but it's really coming in at 43 to 45 000 per mile in the past two years we did our projects at thirty one thousand and thirty five thousand dollars a mile so we had bid this one at thirty eight it's actually coming forty two forty five but i've been working close with u.s forest service on this uh they reviewed this contract they support it and they'll rever reimburses 100 of this cost their portion of this cost it's the price of oil is and has gone out of the site right yeah well what we have here is you know the last two years we bought our oil at 430 dollars per ton this year it's 585 dollars per ton for just the oil yeah know it's sad but so we're just looking for your support uh to move a four uh they had an award albino contract for this i'll make a motion mr chair oh excuse me well i just wonder um when you do your breakdown of cost to let's say the forest service i mean are you figuring you're figuring your ring excuse me first doing my new lips you are figuring in your um cost for your people to be there and and use of the equipment and everything else is there a standard rate that you use on that um how are you getting to that number we use our equipment rates and we use our labor rates and so and then uh we based on our past history of how long it takes us time and then also we base our last history costs for materials and so we we put all that together and uh you know one of the things it's not just the oil cost you know much more a ton this time it's logistics bear camp road is in the middle of nowhere and so uh you'll see that in the next item with the rock just to get the rock there the costs have gone out the roof but that that's also inflation you know fuel everything so i but i want my one of my questions is are you figuring the you know a cost per mile or cost per day of your equipment as well i mean let's say a hundred thousand dollar truck per hour on all that okay secondly uh you just you just said bear camp road is way out there um i have had calls on this asking me why are we doing spending all this time and resources on bear camp road which in your own words is way out there right when we're not you know possibly getting to some other things here in the county i'd like to answer that sure yeah so this project's uh been working with the board for two years on this project in u.s forest service we've talked about finding alternate funds to carry the road department because we know the loss of timber receipts that we're running you know two and a half million dollars short every year budget-wise and so what we've done over the last four years through training and new equipment have become more efficient and effective at performing our work and we're able to uh open up time in our schedule we're not doing less work in the field we're not taken away from anything past road masters have done our road employees have completed we're just more effective and efficient at doing it now our goal is to open up four to eight weeks a year for interagency work and this interagency work we don't make any money but we recoup our hourly costs for equipment our labor costs our administrative costs you know for the office people and also all our 100 percent of our material costs and so so anyway so through this this fiscal when we go through budget next month you'll see that 697 thousand dollars is rolling into revenue okay that's offsetting my payroll cost and my equipment cost to keep that staff in the yard so being more efficient effective getting our work done has given us this opportunity is thinking outside the box and so road department's more efficient and effective than it has historically ever been i believe and these opportunities are happening and so and they've been happening for the last two years with uh we've been we've done interagency projects with the state for two years so it's been real successful one more question uh rich does the forest service or or other agencies let's say you you find an unknown or unseen problem while you're doing this let's say you see a potential washout of a road that you need to put a culvert in or something to better the road so you won't have a future problem do do their budgets or does your budget to them cover any of that is there any unforeseen thing or or breakdown of equipment those kind of things because we were taking it up to bear camp road a machine came off you know off a truck or something happened while they're out there you had a tree fall and smash one of your vehicles is that all figured into that budget as well or do you have room in that budget to cover those kind of things unforeseen yeah and so that's a really good question and so what we've done last year we drove all that project with u.s forest service our staff and we walked it we we planned everything out and reviewed everything and so um there are some areas that there are washouts and those are being bypassed and so so we proactively look at now this winter if we have a huge storm if there's a big washout that will not be part of this project but it won't also be a detriment to this project either this project will not pay for that other damage and working with u.s forest service keeping them in track with these cost rising there's two concepts that they have one is that they're going to find additional money to pay for these cost overruns or instead of doing 17 miles maybe we do 15 miles and so those are our two ways and so i feel pretty rock solid about this my team feels really rock solid about it and i think it's the future of the road department to do interagency work for four to eight weeks and not do less county work i'm i'm 100 in support of that rich and you know that i mean you've talked a lot about this over the years so my whole concern is that you know until it actually happens we don't know and i just wanted to make sure that there was a possibility of um language in those contracts to make sure that if you have unforeseen incidents that happen that the county is covered from loss on that that's all yeah and you know i explained this last year too you know this is a huge leap of faith and this is something county's never done and but i i'm totally confident my team my team supports this it's a team effort and i've i feel 100 we're going to be successful okay great record thank you mr chair um your two predecessors notwithstanding had a great reputation of the energy interagency mix and working together and you certainly have not let us down on that no one do flattery here but but that is really part of what curry county has done since you come on board and really improving and increasing that um here's a when it comes to the the bear camp road people remember the husker not in slide if we'd have lost the rogue river bridge that would be our lifeline outside of curry county some people remember when the the big slide the four or five months it took to get that repaired the devastation it was excuse me i want to say the difficulties it was in getting supplies to the city of brookings in south county and of course from a visitor promotion standpoint i'm all in favor of anything we do to bear camp road even if it's indirectly like you're doing through these contracts very beneficial very helpful employs a lot of curry county people so any any maintenance and by the way here's here's a letter from uh supervisor george in uh just a month ago he said good morning gentlemen i wanted to share some news that might be of interest to you looks like our agnes road improvement efforts are getting a huge boost this year i will share more as i learn more thanks for all your support and friendship um i think it went into additional two million dollars uh above the three or four million that they they spent this year uh to do take care of a lot of commissioner patch has mentioned culver's take care of a lot of culverts a lot of proper drainage i mean they did some incredible work this winter if you haven't been to agnes cougar lane old agnes or as a snow melts we get up over the mountain uh it's it's just been a huge abuse boost for our economy uh it is fixed those places are fixed properly i mean uh not bridge work but uh riprap going down steel i-beams for support on some loosening soil so just and you know the contract you have with tidewater i mean they're they're one of the top six employers in curry county so any work we have for them here i'm very very thankful for so i i wholeheartedly mr chair support uh these two uh signature authority uh options for uh roadmaster christians and thank you can i hear a motion in there i'll move to make a motion got a motion second mr chair got a motion in a second any question or further discussion seeing none all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero so we're five minutes to ten um at ten o'clock we have a presentation and then after that presentation we'll have a break so um can we do something in five minutes can d can we do d rich we're gonna do dm you know d would take less than five minutes it's basically the same project with all the same information but this is the rock component of the project and uh in uh 2020 we paid 28 dollars per ton for rock to hunter creek 2021 we paid 39 dollars per ton for rock to north bank checko this year we're paying 64 dollars per ton to bear camp road so but the use force knows this they have approved these contracts on email and these contracts have also been reviewed by county council okay so i'll move that we approve that if there's no discussion mr chair i have none chris i'll second okay to move to second all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero if we do e he can go okay okay gonna wait around through break you might i try to go real quick here e is uh the road department's looking for board approval for roadmaster signature authority to approve put the wrong one here 22 600 cameron yeah 122 600 contract uh to repair the don cameron bridge located on north bank checker river road we'd like to award that to mclennan contractors i'll move we approve it okay very good second mr chair okay it's motioned in second and that's that'll save us some money because mclennan is just down the river from him so casey's a local kid man i should say all in favor say yes yes yes mulligan carries three to zero thank you one quick comment okay i just really appreciate you take the time on every decision that you have to make and you bring it before the board and that gets it out in front of the public back to the work we have to to build trust just uh just gratitude for that thank you thank you master christensen so we'll go back to presentations it's really close to 10 o'clock two minutes still so court can we start that up well i will take a break right after this okay that's it 10 minute presentation be right there mr chair i'm going to get my courage up here i need the is the mouse hand yep thank you sorry we only have one tv today but we had a little bit of technical difficulty which one do i click on jj for the allen boys the one that says alan boyce that would be that'd be my guess there you go thank you for that help i definitely deserve that so i have in my my family i have 31 first cousins and i have a lot of favorites um and yes his last name is boyce but he was definitely my favorite tremendous human being he was loved by my family by his family by this county and certainly loved by the good lord served in vietnam and mr chair i'm going to read the letter that i ask his family to submit to the board proudly read it um he was only less than two years older than me so many incredible memories and appreciate the patience of the board that has delayed this once or twice and so here goes in memory of and honoring alan boyce liberty bose allen boys vietnam veteran curry county sheriff allen was born in myrtle point oregon on christmas eve 1951 to jerry and evelyn boyce joining his two sisters judy 12 and janus 10. his arrival proved to be a very special gift allen passed away unexpectedly november 1st 2021 at his home in roseburg leaving behind his wife linda daughter amanda and son jerry allen graduated from gold beach high school with a class of 1970 enlisted in the us army after completing basic training at fort lewis washington allen was sent to airframe repair school at fort eustis virginia he was in station in fulai vietnam as part of the 539th transportation company where he used his training in sheet metal he served september 1970 through march of 1972 receiving an honorable discharge when he came home from the war he stated started out in the woods logging next he became self-employed as a commercial fisherman his boat named the moronitha meaning the lord cometh working out of the port of gold beach after fishing he was contracted due to do power line clearance for coos curry electric during that time he met a married linda ward that was in march of 1984. the two of them eventually started a family together alan loved being a dad and encouraged your children to work hard and become leaders a few months after marriage he began his career with the curry county sheriff's department they broke him in on the road night shift but their intent in hiring him was to fill the marine deputy position primarily on rogue river of course he grew up with a vast knowledge of the river due to his family's involvement in life surrounding it his their life surrounding it his dad mom established jerry's rogue jets his uncle alden was a boat builder his uncle allen was sheriff for curry county and later went on to purchase and operate paradise lodge on the upper road three of allen's nephews still work for jerry's as pilots allen enjoyed his time on the river patrol and found plenty of excitement there as a law officer law enforcement officer he was involved in many rescues one single date included two separate commercial fishing vessel incidents just two hours apart as they attempted to cross into the entrance of the rogue river one capsized in the ocean just outside the jetty and one in the mouth alan was piloting a small river jet boat with eight to twelve foot breakers all across the bar the lives of both captains were saved earning him the medal of valor he did something with a jet boat there that you should not be able to do it's amazing that he survived that not only did he survive it but help save two people in 1988 he moved on to be an investigator in 1992 detective in 1999 lieutenant while also directing the parole and probation department in 2004 he became a captain in 2007 allen was appointed sheriff of curry county in 2008 he accepted the position of director with the department of corrections douglas county state of oregon relocating his family was a big move considering his fourth generation lineage of curry county among other accomplishment accomplishments there he was recognized by the state of working for saving the life of a man through cpr at the douglas county courthouse allen retired from law enforcement 2015. allen always had a great appreci appreciation for the outdoors as a young man he loved the thrill of racing motorcycles and hydroplanes tremendous memories but in his later years alan and linda found more time for the simpler joys of life they love camping with family and friends rejuvenating trips to the oregon coast fishing for salmon and steelhead exploring the wilderness and picking wild berries however one of his greatest passions was traditional archery growing up growing up in curry county fishing and hunting were a way of life he received a bow arrows and a bullseye target on his eighth birthday and the rest is history when he bought his first hunting bow he felt it needed modifications after some adjustments he decided to start from scratch to craft one more to his liking he refined and eventually mastered the art of boat building turning it into a successful business called liberty bows the scripture allen associated with his business where the spirit of the lord is there is liberty genesis 27 3. allen was very generous and many times gifted his boss to others to help inspire them to further experience the freedom of traditional archery one of his fondest pleasures in his life included a huge network of like-minded loyal friends within the archery community this camaraderie brought such fulfillment to alan linda and their children's lives both archers amanda and jerry are carrying on that tradition a quote from allen's son jerry it's hard to put into words who my dad was he was selfless brave and honorable he was fiercely loyal and a man of tremendous faith he gave all glory to god and had no fear of death his plaque at the roseburg national cemetery reads meet me in heaven those who knew alan know that this is his heart's desire allen is greatly missed the celebration of life will be held at a later date and we'll post the information on multiple outlets and hopes to inform everyone who would like to attend thank you board welcome i i would just like to say my first the first person i met in curry county when i came in 2006 was alan boyce he uh he offered me uh i was my wife and i just came looking at properties and i met him down here at the coffee shop at the port and uh he was driving through and i just he had his window down and said hey how you doing and him and i started a conversation and from that we became very very good friends and uh what a wonderful man he was gosh i can remember him coming out to our foundation on the ranch always his eyes always on the lord with my little lot down here at the end of town he'd come in and ask me to park his trailer down there because he wanted to go fishing for a couple days him and his wife and kids and uh gosh what a what a wonderful man he was and uh he'd come to him when i was still at the 6th street baptist church he'd always come in and always have a big smile on his face and the memories i have of him are all wonderful nothing nothing i could say higher about this man well good tribute good presentation um with that though we will uh take a break thank you very much we'll take a uh 15-minute 15-minute break is that that's what's required right so 8 and 15 is what 23 so 10 25 let's be back here at 10 25. we'll make it simple a long way hard way to make it simple [Music] we're on welcome back we're going to uh 7 6 f right no yes 6f is but he's the commissioner treasurer barnes is not here so that is uh that's what i understand right jj and nobody's speaking on his behalf so we will go to six seven are we going to drop that or can we have a comment sure yeah if you can uh discussion you bet um you know this thing started uh it hasn't actually been quite a a year ago it has been frustrating um there's some excellent people involved in the housing committee uh i think commissioner pasch passed it to you and then you passed it to me and so i've been kind of hanging in yeah through the difficulty uh the last well at least that's four or five months we put economic development coordinator uh madison uh to it got involved to uh do some do some good progression there on our our uh consent agenda item 5j the signature authority for 54 000 on the housing grant i want the board to know [Music] somewhat opposite of mr barnes uh uh program here and i i don't necessarily disagree with with what he has communicated however um former curry county planning director carolyn johnson come to me and commissioner cribbens about six months ago and said through dcl dlcd we might be able to get a grant for a housing assessment and that put us in contact of course the first thing i did was contact uh uh curry director of planning uh crockett and so this group 54 000 isn't a huge grant but it but it is a culmination of good work and good effort and um ms goodman who's in charge of that is going to give information at our housing workshop this afternoon it should be probably the last one to speak of seven people that we have and so i'm expecting she'll be around 2 15 something like that um and then we also did good through couscoury on a 140 000 oregon community and veterans services grant and that's that's between the two counties so i want to say a big thanks to carolyn johnson for the first one she did this on her own time she's now the city planner for coos county and she just went way above and beyond so i appreciate that as far as dissolving the housing committee what i would ask the board to consider is at least giving us a couple more months listen to the presentation today we have a gentleman that is going to be zooming in all the way from union county on a veterans housing project we have tabled this once before uh just due to the the agenda getting you know a lot of public comment our last meeting etc so we have done some good work we have done some effective work it is you know you go back to the 2018 study you go back to the 2014 study on housing and it is frustrating that we we have difficulty getting developers to the limited amount of billable land that we have and then you throw in land use regulations and all the road blogs a very over tax planning department that still continues to rise above and get get tremendous work done so but i'm very optimistic about the future thank you mr chair for allowing that time you bet and personally my view on this if you you know you are the liaison to that committee that i'm going to go with your recommendation i um i have not heard anything from any of the committee members personally so um i don't know what david was gonna speak to that but i i wouldn't do anything you know unless you were in favor of disbanding it so chris you got any comment or question not right now i don't so that was that was discussion for that item i would just encourage the the people to tune in today it is going to be an hour-long workshop the seven speakers we have are highly qualified and i think one one or two will be here live and um it's going to move curry county forward is it as fast a pace as we and the citizens and the people that need housing as fast as we would like no but we're we're doing everything we can thank you again mr ben so 6g is resend 30 day warning for double doubling planning fees becky crockett planning director hey becky good morning commissioners it's always a pleasure to be here um i think the agenda item is pretty straightforward the planning department is requesting that you rescind an action that you took i believe in december to waive a 30-day requirement as far as planning fees downstairs we work closely with code enforcement this was an action that was brought to you without any discussion by staff downstairs and it i think there may have been um a little bit of a lack of understanding on how we assess fees and situations where people are not compliant you in i think it was december also enacted a fee waiver for three people based on their request only one of those three people have actually come into the planning department to submit their fees the other two are continuing to play this aversion game which is very typical with people that don't want to comply so the feeling downstairs on this part of staff is that if you waive the planning fees it just gives people more fodder to play the system our code enforcement officer does give flexibility when he actually gets ready to issue a citation for people that are hesitant to come in and get their permits but again he plays games with a lot of these people that don't want to comply by the time they come in if they have another 30 days and don't have to pay planning fees in those that 30 days they're not going to come in and then they're going to come in and ask for a fee waiver if it's 31 days past which is the kind of game that gets played here so i'm just requesting that you rescind that prior action and allow us to assess double fees in the planning department when somebody does finally come in and get their uh their planning permit and their building permit and keeping in mind they're coming in late because they avoided coming in when they were supposed to questions comments we talk again about the the doubling of fees i we've been following that pretty close and i i think you and your uh junior people have a good handle on you know that has always been been a last resort doubling the fees but it's in the interest of getting these people to move and being greatly fair to everyone else that's paying taxes and following the the process it's would be helpful to have you just talk talk a little bit more about that right the uh okay so early on um probably a couple years ago there was an amnesty program put in place by commissioner pasch i think was the advocate of that program which started out to be pretty successful and then people just said well i don't want to get fees i don't it doesn't matter if i don't have to pay for them i'm just not going to come in um so we had some people that took advantage of that program but not very many um the reality is we have in any given day we will find an illegal house that's built in curry county without permits that's just the way it is so to wave a fee after you've given the opportunity for amnesty and that program was publicized fairly wide and far um is just kind of like you know are we getting serious or are we not getting serious so after the amnesty program we did put in place a provision whereby if you don't come in and get your your planning permits and your building permits prior to actually building a structure then we are going to assess you double fees that was kind of the other end of the amnesty program i like it yeah the amnesty program did did start out to be a good thing but i i agree with ms crockett that people just decided hey i'm not going to pay fees for anything i want to do so um i actually um i understand you're the reasoning for your asking for this is you're actually losing a leverage point from you to have the the additional uh the additional time so i fully agree with them okay so i'll entertain a motion i'll make a one more comment okay one more comment well we can do it during uh discussion item too if you want so i got emotional second go ahead so just the public that knows if you don't have permits we need you to come in get the word out tell your neighbors not asking anybody to snitch on anyone for goodness sakes but in the in the issue of fairness and the uh the public safety the uh the health issues um making it easy for our people who are over taxed to do their jobs please come in get this done that's all i have mr chair and i'd like to make a further comment to that um i'm not saying not to snitch on someone because you're actually protecting a a future buyer yeah that's what building codes and inspections are are built for is to make sure that houses are built legally so that if you want to live in that house that's fine but if you sell that property to someone else knowing that the foundations aren't up to specs or you don't have the right uh trust systems for the loads on the roof and all those kind of things you've got you're putting the new buyer not only physically in danger but monetarily in danger as well so i don't mind if someone calls and says hey i know somebody building a house it's it doesn't look like it's legal so without proper uh permits yeah i agree because buyer beware um well it usually comes back to haunt people when they go to get financing yeah if they want to do improvements on their home if they want to sell the home it's the financial institutions that are checking off do you have all the permits all right so we have a motion a second we've had discussion all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero thank you becky h is arp stakeholder committee application review and decision commissioner bash well i just uh after our last workshop we kind of have been quiet about this since we've all looked through applications i'm sure we've all had many phone calls about this uh the uh ron hedenskog the committee chair sent us a letter regarding their committee's findings and i just think it's time that that we start to look at some of the things that we can do for me arp is who can who could be most affected in the county as far as a br on a broad sense um i'm i personally would like to see arp money designated to a broader the the public at large instead of an individual and that's my personal thoughts but you know as you are bringing up um the community center these are people that need funding to reach a a percentage of the public a group of the public that is in need right now we've also got some other organizations down in the brookings harbor area that have these same issues that they are finding huge monetary constraints a lot of it due to kovitz so these are the kind of things that i think we could move forward with now but i also want to put into the backyard minds for the future ms crockett and i along with some other people in this county are working very strongly on some housing not only living wage jobs housing but we have identified some properties in the county that are shovel ready to build on and we are looking to put you know living wage housing veterans housing you know we we're even looking to put some senior housing or low-income housing onto that into that as well and do a mix of all of it because these are all areas that we need to address as a board the broader we can make that i think it is the better so you know in order to do the housing thing it's going to be expensive it's and i you know miss crockett would like to step up and talk a little bit about that as well i would welcome that but we have had several meetings about this with ms crockett with our building inspector with some other groups of people in the county and if you'd like to step up becky that would be great uh just to kind of give a broad sense of what our meetings have been and and sure a lot of interesting discussions took place through the housing committee and in other forums but the frustration here in curry county is we've never been able to get any of these entities to come into the county to actually build anything they're eager to do more studies they're eager to you know help us facilitate committee meetings so internally um there are several of us that just kind of have been frustrated with the fact that no housing is actually being built or facilitated in curry county so the road master the building official and myself working with the commissioners have initiated some projects and a couple of them look very positive as commissioner pasch mentioned there's the possibility for workforce housing just north of town there's a site that's ready to be built on there's water available sewer available the permits would take less than 30 days the project is being designed currently by our building official who has that expertise infrastructure will be put in by the roadmaster and we're pretty much proceeding down the road with that project although we do need some funding we look at different scenarios for what to build based on potential funding availability but we are moving down the road with that project another project is the parcel that's across from pacific high school we're looking at a veteran's rv park jointly with an emergency management layout for emergency trailers in the event of fire or flooding or tsunami for a fema layout and in conjunction with an rv park we're actually today starting on a grant application for that project in addition to hopefully receiving funds from taking some of the trees off the property legally because right now those trees are being stolen by the neighbors so we've been having conversations with the coos county forestry program to see if they can help us actually move some of the trees off that property so we can proceed forward with developing that housing project there's another project in the city of brookings um there's we're looking in conjunction with the tawa talawa dini nation as well as a private entity who is developing a multi-family project right next door to a piece of property that looks like we have the availability to do something on and they've hired an engineer that engineer has reached out to me to talk about a joint collaborative project between the two parcels and the two multi-family projects that might be moving forward so there's a lot of exciting things happening and that's you know that's the thrust of the conversation here with the arp money on this on these particular projects is our biggest hurdle that we face other than our public health issues right now is housing in this county i mean when you've got deputies living in the back of a car so they can work when you've got qualified wonderfully experienced people uh who want to apply for a job but they won't because they can't find a house an apartment even to live in on a temporary basis here's a living example of this council pope have you found a house yet commuting from abandon you know but these things are you know these things are going to affect the entire county because it will not only provide some housing but it will also you know hopefully reduce some prices and we know if we can provide 40 or 50 rentals from this that will help to alleviate the stress and you know when you've got inventory that brings the prices down so it'll make things more competitive for living wage jobs so these are the kind of things that i think can affect the whole county uh we have spoken in our meetings and um the number we just we have discussed numbers and in order to you know assist with having engineering done assist with you know our building inspector to manage these things the county shouldn't have to pay for that i think it should be a joint thrust that they are reimbursed for as is what we're looking at a lot of infrastructure work the road department of being reimbursed for what they do so we were looking at the possibility of taking this as a half a million dollar project to put in an account and as this is needed we could use it and to use 250 out of the first ranch and 250 out of the second tranche would be my recommendation to this county from that you will gain all of the well a lot of the infrastructure help that will be required to have a builder come into this county and say well we can move on this right now because everything's already in place and from real estate from a real estate value um that is that is huge and i just want to mention i've i should have said this the the tribe is offering their workers they have construction workers that potentially are available to actually do the building and this so this is something that we can actually you know we've talked about it forever we've kicked the can down the road forever now we have a planning director a building inspector a road department and hopefully a board that is ready to say you know we can do this housing problem let's just go ahead and do it and it's not you know it is going to tie up some of the arp money but we're not saying we're going to need it all we're saying that this is miss crockett and and and garrett our building inspector said this is probably what we would as a rough estimate need it shouldn't exceed that and and i don't believe it will it will but um i would like to ask the board for uh 250 from the first tranche and 250 from the second tranche to put into this and finally get some housing moving forward in this county and and if we don't use it then it reverts back to the county and we've got plenty of time to do that as commissioner boyce has stated first tranche is till 2024 and i think the second tranche is 2026. before we get to a motion here yeah yep this is actually this is discussion you bet thank you mr chair uh i'm gonna come back that in just a minute uh the 225 thousand times two so you said 250 excuse me you did i'm sorry let's just talk about the community center of course i support that uh that that's food security food awareness that serves curry county citizens uh that are in serious need tremendous program but if we spend what was it 29 000 i think for centuries 30 almost 30 000. good round figures i appreciate um for central curry you know i think and you've seen in some of my previous recommendations that breaking this down proportionally population and you know that's 62 percent south of pistol river that is 28 percent central curry and then 10 percent uh north of prehistoric gardens so we just have to be on guard to make sure in my opinion my strong opinion that we are taking care in an equitable way fairly to all three sections of the county and because we don't have to obligate these funds for at least two years actually almost three years i want to be careful that we don't move too fast we i think i can speak for the board commissioner pascha stated i agree housing is is uh after fire to me is number number two maybe it may be to some people it would be understandably number one um so i want to you know to say 250 000 times too uh i want to know where that money's going i want to know what portion's going to the the different or three sections of the county how we're going to manage that how we're going to govern that govern that how we're going to be transparent about that i just i'm not being pessimistic i just want to know that it's fair for the citizens of this county and i want to be on guard a little bit so and then i'll speak to something else go ahead i have that a rough answer of that and two of these large projects are in brookings okay one large project would be here in goal beach and one project in port orford um so we they are covering all three um of the areas in this county as far as where the money would be spent um we don't know that yet you know like i said we we're going to be putting infrastructure and as ms crockett just testified to you know a lot of the infrastructure as far as um sewage and all that is already in here in gold beach i'm sure it's already in in brookings as well we're going to need infrastructure on the property in port orford though um but you're you're going to still need electrical infrastructure you're going to need water infrastructure for driveways and roads into these places because these aren't going to be one or two homes these are these are going to be multi-family um i would like to even see the possibility of of apartment building um and we don't have to be one floor if we're limited on space let's go up let's go our group talked about three floors so you know this is the kind of things that this money will be used for is the design and development of those kind of things the infrastructure and you asked where the money exactly would go it's going to sit in an account that's where it's going to sit so it's more of a pledge would you say well i'd say it's a strong pledge that when our building inspector needs to spend his time to work on the design of one of these projects the county shouldn't be allowable for that but we'd have the arp money which is what it's intended for to plan on housing for low-income veteran and living wage jobs so these are these are all things that it would be in an account to to be strongly pledged to to the so what it would take to get this done i just want to know if the board agrees that uh the the percentage and that probably needs to be backed up by some different math but i'm pretty sure it's uh it's reasonably accurate so south county would be 62 percent 28 and 10. is that is that a fair assumption that uh that's probably where it wouldn't have to be to the dollar it could be uh you know based on different projects that we could sell to the citizens this is why this one 10 000 over out of the central curry portion does the board def generally agree with that though right i i do and what i want to say is there's not only one landowner that is willing to do this in south county but there may be a second and i'm not i'm not going to bring up any names in there before but there is a second who is a huge investor in this county that has is the willingness to get a piece of property and offer that as well so i think it would be definitely 50 or 60 percent in south county probably 25 percent 30 percent in central county and 15 20 percent north county i think the numbers would be very close to that okay absolutely the other thing that is important is we would like to develop these projects so over the long term they actually generate revenue for the county that's the objective not to forget that good and and this is something you know the board i really want to emphasize with this board these projects are ready to go forward right now they are shovel ready and you've got the toilet tualadied me i could say that a little better while nation is you know they've got uh contractors that are licensed and ready to move on some of this we've got the you know our road department uh i mean this is this is stuff that we can move with pretty quickly so um if we need housing here we go i i just want to say i'm i'm in favor i i think it's time to put feet to our faith and i'm ready to pull the trigger on good putting that shovel in the ground or uh excavator or uh georgia just raised his hand do you want us you got a question or actually i'd like to just make them okay say applaud you guys for moving in this direction because i think everyone knows as uh that housing workforce housing is a tremendous need in our county i too share the same issues i can't find employees because they can't find housing people come over and apply for a position and they leave but i did want to say that i believe all the arp funds have to be spent by 2024 i don't think there's the second round i think it's all 2024 based on the information i have could be wrong and i also wonder if there's a question you've shared your concerns about the funding being broken down into into the various areas uh also there's each one of the cities received funding that we reached out to them to see if they would be willing to participate in this process and and i would encourage the board when when you go through a process um for transparency to make sure that that there is some uh information put out to the public so the public can participate you know i know it gets it clouds the issue but we spent some time on the arp committee and and if we continue to fund if the board continues to fund the money that the committee funded then it's kind of a waste of those folks times and and we did we did do our due diligence at the request of the board and and those folks worked really hard on the behalf of the application process and everything so while i i wholeheartedly agree housing is a huge thing and needs to be addressed probably as the first issue um you know i just want to make sure that we're not discounting the fact that folks already worked really hard to go through these applications and stuff and we also you know we want to we want to look at the long-term effects of this and said you know how are we going to control these funds it's one thing to say we're going to put 500 000 into an account and then draw it down who's going to be responsible for those things the problem i see with the board getting involved in in this type of a relationship is you're not you're not you're you're not really charged as the charter would say in this county to be a profit making or even an entity that goes out and builds these things so look at i think you need to ask your legal counsel some information about how the how the blc proceeds with these projects to make sure that we don't come under some scrutiny in the future by some agency that says this money was not spent properly and therefore we're going to charge it back to the county taxpayers um you know i i just fight words yeah i i just you know i just a little bit there again i applaud this effort i think it's exactly what we need but i want to i don't like to uh proceed without due diligence and i think that it's important that we do that due diligence great thank you so well the court had a question here here's where i'm at um i don't want to vote today i'm asked the board not to vote today till we get a full accounting of exactly where we are sometimes it seems like we are in a real slowdown to get wise policy but when it comes to spending we're in a hurry we don't have any disagreement here that the the housing is very very important but if we're going to enter into a pi a private public partnership or plural private partner private public partnerships uh we do have to do our due diligence i've not talked to um former commissioner rhodes about this at all but his his input is valuable i think the the spirit behind what we're trying to accomplish here and saying put 500 000 on the table at least in the form of a pledge or more we're just not ready to do that let's put some of this off to march 2nd including the housing excuse me the the community center march 2nd is our next meeting i'll come back with a proposal to the other food sources in in the three regions of the county i i sense a a very important obligation on on that that sense of fairness and let's just talk a minute we have 13 or 14 rural fire departments there is one issue more important than housing and that's making sure these communities don't burn down sometimes the rural fire departments are the first ones to the fire and if they're out of equipment or out of volunteers etc and they get to the fire late when when they would absolutely do everything they could to keep them becoming a big fire and you know the rest of the story so you know i just don't want to overlook anything here i don't want to be in a hurry i don't want to miss spin and then go oh wow um i'm i wish we would have taken a little more time so that's all i'm asking this sport thank you chris well to answer mr rose's question um we have uh looked at doing our due diligence on this and we have done it already a lot of it i think the first thing we are looking to do is to get that money set once we do that we already have partnerships with the cities we have asked brookings would they contribute and they will so we have already done a lot of that groundwork um until we can get this money qualified and say okay here it is we can't take our next step so i don't want to put the cart before the horse and start getting commitments from different organizations without having this money in place already as for moving too quickly on this i don't think we're moving too quickly at all i think this is something that is uh again we're not spending spending this money tomorrow all we're saying is we're going to put 250 and 250 away and move forward with this project if we find we don't need the money if we find that we've got so much support from our other groups that they're willing to donate some of their work and time and services then we don't spend the money we can use it for other things this money definitely qualifies for arp money and i would i would ask council to make sure as we move forward that every step we take is is valid but again this board will be in control of that money because you will vote for each section or each payment that we make into that you will you will get a bird's eye view of it and be able to vote um in advance of that i i would also like to look though at at least doing a couple of other things on here this community center is out of money yeah so i would like to look to move this forward as well and i know this is probably going to have to be separate votes for each one but there is also the brookings harbor community helpers and they're asking for twenty four thousand dollars basically and we don't have to fund all that but we could at least give them you know part of what they're asking for now because i understand they are really down on their resources as well and as we know we all go in the store right now and it might have ketchup today but you don't have it tomorrow and then you don't have you got no mayonnaise today but it's there tomorrow so i want you know strike while the iron's hot as they say so i would like to ask this board to consider at least some of the things that the committee and we've talked about over the months to to start to get some of this out there move it along perhaps in the second water district you know i think there's probably other opportunities but we may want to give them a portion of it at least talk about it if we don't vote on those today that's fine but food banks are imperative and i believe this housing thing in order for us to start to move housing forward we i would like to see this move down today sir i see summer's up there got a question good morning commissioners um summer madison economic development initially i put in ars in line with this topic and rescinded that in communicating with commissioner pasch that i would just kind of tag along to the topic i think the arp stakeholder committees done a really great job of pulling those applications and when you look at the applications that are being received you'll see there's three basic needs being addressed that rise to the top of the application submitted and that's um housing shelter it's food and it's water you know and those are three basic human needs food shelter water right so so you've got the watermelon water district needs help we want to build houses but we have to have that water infrastructure in place we already know langlois is having an issue in the seca um a city of port orford like this is something that is going to impact the more housing we build the more more water resource we will need and that includes fighting fires right so i think we should really kind of disseminate what um an investment in water services looks like i finished the housing coordinator position maybe in your discussions in how to leverage this funding on a broader scale with investing it not necessarily in a specific program but um you know to to address the the need systemically uh from the base and um you know in the effort to provide solutions i don't want to point any specific application out but if if we're going to uh put money into a food bank that needs staffing that that money is not sustainable and so the staffing will go away and so what can we do from you know further down on the foundation to secure that clearly the need for food is and shelter is growing and so if we continue to throw money at the top end of these projects it's not really helping to solve the issues that are at the core uh need of locals and so um one of the things that i've really delved into lately like commissioner boyce and i actually started working on this maybe a year and a half ago is a food sustainability summit and pulling the agencies together one of the things that we do is we dilute service through more agencies and nonprofits i've always wondered why they have so many veterans nonprofit groups and service groups if we're all serving veterans let's come together and be more powerful in that service i think that applies even more so in curry because we are so strapped but when you look at the food programs and options and nonprofits out there investing so much we really do have the opportunity to maximize food sustainability in the food shelter here and what lands we have available to develop what partners currently exist that we can have to leverage the experience and sustain uh the availability of food not only to our food banks but to our area as we've seen with the supply chain issues over the past even more so the past month but like the past six months to a year curry county is very vulnerable and so if we could look to mitigate seeing that impact us even greater than it is now i think would be a wise decision as far as the housing goes i do have the uh the job description here for you it's the conglomeration of four it's pure draft form but i think you'll see when you look at the four initial job descriptions that were presented this really does summarize the need and although i'm not a big advocate for using arp funds for staff i feel that if you which i've also included i'm regurgitating the same information for a grant writer whether we contract that out or not there are some positions that are needed long term and others maybe not so much but when you look at the services of grant writer and how they might be able to help us leverage not only these three main priorities but and also working towards maybe the development of a law enforcement district to offset you know the pressure on the general fund right now i think we really need to reconsider the bigger scope and and how we can impact um and make decisions based on solutions and not necessarily problems also here i've um attached the notes from the housing committee as far as the recommendations for the structure and i would like to make note that the proposed reworking of that group would probably very much supplement the work going on with our department heads of the county now in regards to housing and that housing coordinator position may be the conduit that our department heads need in working with our commissioners because it's it is difficult to move on something like this so quick when the only opportunity to really get you all in the same room is a public meeting and um and housing in my opinion needs more time than every other wednesday so um and then again the uh the food sustainability uh information i've got resources here i you know not it's not prepared enough to put on the record but all my notes are here and you guys will see there's so many partners uh even statewide that we could look to resource you know we have that parcel up in agnes and i know i've talked to you about this commissioner patch um the 40 acre parcel for solid uh waste that's not being utilized right now i don't know if you've ever had an agnes tomato but um you know there could be great opportunity there in my opinion it's not if we can but how if it's important enough so i would ask that the commission consider the investment in uh solutions based decisions for funding as opposed to specific programs right she's handing that out pardon me this is a good discussion were you going to give us handouts there yeah i appreciate all the work you did on the uh housing specialist that uh that was no small feat so the only thing i want to add does anybody in this room know what the balance of the first 2.2 million is does anybody notice so roughly about a million dollars okay i think we should note to the dollar uh and i don't we do we do know as well as get county and okay brad if you can hear us we need to know right now we'll give you the exact number um so the reason i the reason i make that point i'm going to give a shout out to gold beach they put all their chips on the adu accessory dwelling unit housing projects that was pretty impressive but i also want to give a shout out again to the fire departments i want to give a shout out to the ports what i'm seeing here are sensing is a shotgun approach to here's what we're going to spend and we don't get any time to evaluate a half a million proposal for housing it just comes up today and we're going to vote on it today that's not acceptable we need time to review to let the public know where we are thank you for this by the way and if we need to have a special meeting next week i'm here uh you know otherwise we can bring this up again on march 2nd um but just to say okay we're going to do 500 000 a day boom done uh i need time and i think it's if we're business i can't think of any corporate structure that would operate that way i'm sorry but even even in with in view of the urgency that we're dealing with here um but i i don't know the balance of the account and my point in bringing that up is to make sure that what we've already obligated is clearly identified and added so waiting two weeks is not too much to ask in my view thank you okay well i guess i'm contrary to that um summer what you're not done oh i was going to go after you i don't want to interrupt okay so i don't think we're being we're being too quick on this we've been talking about this we've been talking about this um and just kicking it down the road is not going to happen i mean today i'm ready to make a decision on the food bank i'm ready to make a decision on the brookings food um that needs you know that that um helped me with the their name brookings community helpers i'm ready to make a decision on 250 000 not 500 250 000 to get that shovel in the ground to get that excavator out there and start working and then we'll get matt paul to take pictures of the county doing some work on some ground to build out some housing and just just because i've lived around here for so long the most property we have is in brookings the least the second amount is in gold beach and that trailer park up in sixes is the north county so it's fair it's equitable for everybody and i'm not i'm not about kicking this can down the road anymore let's we got we got and it and not being contrary to you but we we don't need a house we don't need this we don't need to hire anybody we got people and we're going to put them to work and and we're going to get this done so okay mr chair on the the food thing you mentioned uh community helpers in brookings are you would you consider putting in your motion a equitable amount based on the percentages that i presented to the board with the three sections of the county will you add that to your well they're your motion they're asking for all i have before me right now is the the food bank or the uh okay what i'm asking you to do is uh set ten ten percent aside of thirty thousand on on thirty percent and we can do the math but the same the sixty two percent which will be about double that for south county and uh about i'm gonna guess 35 percent for north county of 30 000. that's all i'm asking i think we have almost a moral obligation to consider that if we're going to vote today if we're determined we're going to vote today and you can see this the public didn't know this till this morning okay i i really wouldn't issue that we we talked about this at the last meeting hadn't it i understand and the arp committee know we were going to vote on it today that's well this is okay i've said my piece see and and this is for nine months this 29 799 in arp grand assistance which have been approved by our committee right george is for gold beach area meals on wheels program for nine months this isn't even for a whole year so i am ready to pull the trigger on this i'd make a motion right now that we approve this and uh and send you know get them 29 799 i've talked to the lady she said that's why there's a note on this says before march i'll second then got a motion a second any discussion hearing none all in favor say aye or yes yes all right motion carries three to zero now in transparency uh for commissioner boyce i would make a motion that we do 60 000 to brookings harbor community helpers which is about twice as much for their support as well that's about half of what they're asking for that's emotion okay the only thing i would request you a second i'll make a second so now we can discussion okay the only thing i would add to that it may not all there may be a secondary project to come in in south county that if you wanted all to go to the brookings harbor community helpers that's fine i would just pledge that general amount 60 000 for south county and then take it from there if you want it's well i don't have any we didn't have any other george can you enlighten us on that's why we have three years to make up our mind on this yes there were several other uh there was a kids towns uh proposal i mean i was thinking about just food if you just the food yeah so i think the the brookings harbor group was the only the only one yeah for brookings and harbors yeah it's brookings harbor and unincorporated harbor yeah so and maybe the board could also consider asking del norte county for some funding because they're serving a lot of people from smith river okay so we're getting through this river folks coming up to brookings i didn't know that okay so we got a motion and a second some other question did somebody have another question we've got to add in port orford huh north carolina thank you mr herzog um i applaud your quick movement on this and making some decisions but one thing i want to look at on the housing issue that you were discussing the i only heard one time in all that discussion the word power not even electricity but power and i remember at the end of your last meeting here i think you're at this doorway discussing getting a transformer hung on a pole in this county you're looking at 16 to 18 months to get a transformer hung so that's something you guys are going to have to look at too as far as getting this infrastructure in place to get some of these housing projects going the sooner you get it going the sooner you can get your orders in to get your transformers put up because without power you're going nowhere well yeah yeah so i just want to throw that back in for your consideration thank you and and it's funny everybody there people have talked about that transformers stuff i'm on the board at couscou electric and i haven't heard a thing about it so i will check on that a meeting next week uh to make sure that that is not just you know curry county backdoor whatever anyway gossiper so i just haven't heard it from the ceo of couscoure electric so so we have a motion and a second on the 60 000 down to brookings harbor community helpers okay all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero i would like to make a motion that we um take 250 000 and place it um for the uh as we discussed the planning and uh moving forward with the housing in curry county as discussed uh with our uh planning director i'll second that so a discussion is it okay to ask if um because you're in the know on this i think the first project we're looking at is in central county right so that would be the first one we move on yeah okay but the other two in brookings are well one and possibly two in brookings are very close to being ready yeah and the one in north county were i mean all three of these could be started in the next 60 or 90 days it could all be underway i like it what discussion mr chair so this is for uh developer incentive i assume no this is to help start to get the info go ahead ms crockett go ahead because we're they're going to get some funds correct at some point well right now these uh these four projects are being moved forward by myself the roadmaster and and downstairs the building inspector and what we'd like to do is have the money available for surveying and available for crews to actually go out probably mostly the road department staff to go out and actually start these projects we're also working with coos county as i mentioned on the northern most project to see how quickly we can get some of the trees cleared to actually initiate that project but we're moving all of these forward at the same time let's see it won't be builder incentives what this will be is to subsidize the county's budget for the work that needs to be done or the road department is going to go over and put roads and drains and all that in the county shouldn't be responsible for paying for that the aarp money will re-reinvest into the county for his for his budget process so it will actually reduce his budget because the arp money will be filling his budget okay so it's not going to develop or it's part of a incentive very good the same thing i assume that but i just wanted public to know thank you the same thing we did with the dispatch center right i mean we built so we did it we approved x amount of dollars for a dispatch center and we you know then we ran into cost overruns and different stuff as far as we didn't know we had to build in the sally port a separate dispatch center because they when they you know but we didn't know that at the beginning but it and so the arp that's what it does it fills in that gap that county that we had just because our maintenance crew had to go in and build a 10 by 20 room inside of that garage area with walls and insulation and heat and carpet and so they those ladies moved into that um dispatch center for a couple weeks until all that all that transposition took place so we could that the arp money could pay for the funds that that cost to reimburse the maintenance departments which didn't have that on and you know any um that wasn't on their list of stuff to do is just something that had to be done so if you got any questions about that i'm happy to george sorry commissioner i apologize but i i really i there again i applaud this effort but you you can't just spend this money without putting it in the budget if the county's spending it it's got to be budgeted somewhere or you're breaking the the current budget laws you're taking money you're putting it in the county account and you're going to spend it you've got to have it budgeted somewhere you can't just spend money without it being budgeted in the county budget go ahead commissioner i'm listening we are not spending the money right now we are allocating the money to a basically to a strong pledge saying that we will use this just like the road department has an agreement with um with the forest service to do bear camp road this will be the same thing as this fund will pay our road department or our surveyors or our building department uh what it's going to cost in time and services to put in this infrastructure that's what it will pay it doesn't have to be there's a significant difference the roads have to be in the budget sir the road department has got their funds budgeted already their money is in a budget you are allowing them to spend budgeted money this money is not budgeted this money is not even we don't even know where this money is in an account i respectfully disagree with you okay i respectfully disagree with you and i would ask that you asked your county council about the budget requirements of the state of oregon it requires you to budget funding in the county-wide budget before you spend any of that money okay but see that those arp funds and came with that big booklet of this is how what you can spend it on housing is one of those first ones yes sir for the for the county of curry yes sir so how do they expect us to do something if we can't they expect you to put it in your budget and budget it you have a supplemental budget process that you would have to go through so just give us that i'm not saying you can't do it right i'm just saying that so you don't get the county in trouble that you follow the process and there is a process in place for it's called a supplemental budget that's exactly right now you said the right word the supplemental budget and that's how you go through the process yes sir you file for a supplemental budget you said it has to be in the annual budget arrangement right it hasn't been supplemental i said it has to be in the budget that is the way to do it yeah and that's what our accounting office will do like i said in the beginning all we're doing right now is saying the county is going to take 250 000 of that money that's already sitting in an account and put a block on it in that account for right now until the road department files for its supplemental budget because they're going to need an engineer once they get the bid from the engineer to go out and do the surveying yes sir now the survey is going to cost 60 000 okay do a supplemental budget for the 60 move it out of that fund into the end of the department's fund first that's that's the process that's the approach supplementally you said in the budget already okay so we're on we're on board now okay so all i'm saying is you have to have it budgeted before it can be spent whether it's in a supplemental budget or in the original budget that the board of commissioners passed back here last year you you the only way you can add something now is through a supplemental budget unless you do it in the next upcoming budget and we shall do that right anthony i understand the process of it okay so we have a motion and a second got a motion and a second any more discussion just want to make sure this is for 250 000. i'll ask yeah the other 250 i won't ask for now that's all thank you i'm ready to vote all in favor say yes yes yes yes carries three to zero mr chair i'm sorry but we left out north county on the food on the food security we don't we don't have an ask from north county so if this doesn't matter it doesn't matter we don't have an ask don't we have a responsibility to say so we'll leave him out well no i'll uh i'll just make it i'll make a personal pledge to get in contact with somebody in port orford that does you know matt will turn me on to somebody in food do they have a meals on wheels program okay so and all that maybe brett email me who who do i talk to and what do they need and so i will personally take that on and thank you okay we're getting something done today this is awesome um yeah just give me does the board agree 10 give or take well yeah of whatever we're whatever we're identifying no i'm okay full agreement i just we didn't have an ask on from the committee yeah we didn't have an ask here today so i just wasn't going to give money to something that nobody asked for so if if it's the senior center then absolutely so we have agreement consensus mr chair thank you we need a vote on that though let's say well well let me see what they need first yeah i'll bring that back yeah okay so h we can cross off h and unless there's more stakeholder community application decisions or you know questions but next we're going to go to pet license well we have uh uh the wetterburn fire district that both of them have been waiting a while could we have them come in real quick and yeah you'll frog them in go ahead come on in let him know are you okay with that mel you guys want arm wrestle for us this will only take a few minutes tyson water burn only take a couple minutes and just in full disclosure i am a board member on the wetterburn fire district so uh karen why don't you both come up to the microphone karen's our chair okay and um like commissioner boyce you were just speaking of a while ago of you know fire importance in this county and the aarp funds as we all know the fire districts in this county are all funded through special districts which is not always my favorite thing to talk about i think it is but in full disclosure i believe that the wetterburn fire district has about one point two one point two million dollars in their account right now um so the funding is for this project sorry we want to start spending it on behalf of our district uh karen kennedy gold beach wetterburn rural fire protection district we are asking for a long term lease on a piece of property on edson creek road i talked to brian curry county title there is no deed restriction on that property and i have the book of records and everything to back that up that i can leave with you also that is good news yes we would like to build a 30 by 50 shop to house our fire equipment on the north side of the rogue river bridge that would help our district also cedar valley district and mississippi beach district to have equipment on the other side of the bridge in case of a disaster or bridge failure of some sort yeah so so the main deal behind this about five years ago i think i sat down and talked to you guys at the waterburn board commissioner posh was there and the idea was is that if we have we have resources in town right now that we don't want to get rid of uh there's still good operating resources and with the way our our departments have grown our jobs have grown over the last six years since i've been chief i have a really hard time getting getting rid of equipment that is still completely operable we pump test it every year we host test things every year and we have the crew to operate them so the idea that we had in the event that uh we are not able to get across the bridge which i've had a number of times in my career where uh primarily the north end and once at least i remember the south end of the bridge was blocked um we would have not only firefighters on the other side but we would also have equipment on the other side um the other nice thing about that i don't know if you guys know where our station's at but we're about 24 feet above sea level um where our station is so if we have anything resembling a real tsunami we're gonna have a little bit of a problem um so this piece of property out there is pushing 55 to 60 feet which is not fantastic as far as big big tsunamis go but it's twice as much as we got now one thing we'd also be able to do out there is be able to store some extra supplies out there for uh for those kind of events um and that in addition to like she was saying that we would be able to have our resources out there to help on cedar valley north bank indian hills all that stuff considerably quicker because now i actually have firefighters that live on that side of the river they're they're there they're residents so it'd be very beneficial to have a place out there that we can store equipment equipment that again we do not want to get rid of the taxpayers and account in the city and the county have already paid for this equipment it's good operating equipment i cannot sell it and recoup enough money to buy another piece of equipment that'll work as good as it does so at this point there's no reason to get rid of it we need to use that for uh reserve stock and in our little station we have now we're just running out of room our our call volume is up so much from what it was in 2013 we had 120 calls in gold beach this last year in 2021 we ran 446 calls so that's a considerable increase and i don't see it slowing down because we're already at pace to break that record this year just in the first two months of the year so getting rid of equipment when we should be stocking up on equipment is not the direction we want to go we don't have the physical capability to hold any more in town in our current footprint this is a good way to you know get some of our eggs out of that one basket that we have now and still be able to keep them in reserve when we need to use them okay chris and i just want to say uh kudos to several people in this uh county because there were several people that offered their property to be able to do this and it's just a really nice thing to see community involvement you know one of the things that we talked about we've been talking about for several years is making sure that this is above as high above uh you know the tsunami zone as we could find and um this is a really great property for that i would recommend to the board that we do a lease in perpetuity of one dollar a year and as long as for county council as long as that lease uh stays as a as a fire you know to for housing a fire uh fire equipment and those things um that'd be in perpetuity and if it if it uh ever stops being that it would revert back and then i would also make a motion that we uh that we approved the purchase of this new equipment question and was that a motion well let's do the first one as at least in perpetuity um for wetterburn fire district to build this this building as a one dollar a year annual lease in perpetuity okay uh uh not opposed to lease wonder why we don't just deed them the property why give something away if you don't have to i think uh how big a building you gonna build 30 by 50. so we might have a lien on that someday for four dollars plus interest do i have a second absolutely but i wasn't done that's okay now we're in thank you mr chair i appreciate that um so yeah that's exciting uh you know getting stuff out of the rain is a big deal and that's a nice piece of property um so yeah i would be in favor of just uh turn that over to the wedding fire district um not a big deal either way okay all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero thank you very much second motion is there no we don't need one that was just all right thanks guys melvin sorry for the delay welcome so mr trover and i have had several conversations um in the past weeks and months about the license issues the responses all the all of the issues that one can find in the county with pets and knowing who they are who they belong to so as many counties in oregon and almost i'm going to say 75 percent of what i saw nationally all have pet policies licenses uh all those kind of things so mr trover and i have sat and talked about it and we were going to present to you today and since it says expertise i'll let him do all that good afternoon or good yeah good morning uh commissioners um so we took over the pet licensing for dogs i guess in march later later part of march 2021 i just want to give you a little rundown of the numbers between march 25th 2021 and june 30th 2021 we only collected 233 dog licensing fees during that period so it was 5876 dollars roughly um our fee schedule first off our fee schedule is twenty five dollars for altered animals spayed or neuter and forty two dollars for none spayed or neuter animals or dogs excuse me in dogs so july 1st for the this budget year july 1st to december um we only had 442 dog license so it's roughly like 11 744 dollars we've collected so so far this year from january 1st to present we only have 106 dog license and that's pretty good i mean that's a month and a half a little over a month so it seems like it's going up so total for this fiscal year we've only had 500 and basically 550 animal license so we're way under budget so we need to discuss how to get the word out there more um so roughly we're going to have about 24 000 or 24 excuse me we're gonna have about twenty four thousand dollars in that budget that we were planning on having thirty five thousand so we're gonna be about four five to four hundred dollars or five to four hundred dollars or dogs short for that so that's part of the discussion today is kind of go out there and we've had discussions maybe getting with some utility companies maybe trying to get a flyer or something with them and see if we can reach more people and other plans were trying to walk beaches and stuff and get our homegrown people at walk beaches but i have a little catch on that i i'm gonna work with anthony on it i was told we couldn't enforce county ordinances on beaches so we're gonna work on that make sure what we can go on that real quick so um i found that out late last night so um we're commissioner patch we're just trying to you know get out there and get the word out there a little bit more that we are required all dogs in curry county needs animal licenses so what we talked about was a way to do this because we also need a cat license as well i mean if you lose your cat you're going to want you're going to want to know where it is and animal control is the person that will contact you and say hey we found your cats so isn't it a great thing that for maybe you know ten or twelve dollars for a for a neutered cat and uh you know twenty dollars for a non-neutered cat i mean you get your cat back if it ever gets out your door um but as you uh as you know many of us i i didn't even know honestly for a long time i live in the county gosh i didn't know we need a pet license to have a have a dog and we actually got our dogs from the shelter yeah a lot of people don't know that so this time we thought to put the application for a pet license uh to have a relationship there's there's only one way in my mind that i can come up with everyone gets a power bill um there's so many diverse phone companies there's so many diverse other things but everyone gets their electric and curry county from couscous electric so having that partnership with coos curry electric because they are a publicly funded company you know they they are what are they called nonprofit nonprofit um so there's there's no acts to grind with them if we were to put their uh the application directly into the uh accused curry electric's bill um for maybe um i don't know if you're going to do it on a fiscal year uh march april and may so that you have plenty of time in front of the end of june or september october one thing about the animal license it's it's yearly when you get the license it's not a budgeted thing so if you get it in march march our admin sends out a notice and says hey you're due but we're just trying to reach the people that don't know and there's quite a few of them so i think if we put for like three months an application directly into their power bill and and let everyone know on the front notice you must read that it is required by law to have a pet license in this county on the back side of that piece of paper is the actual application and they with a you know mail it back into the county that i think we would find a lot more people comply with it and it would surely make it a lot easier to return pets to people and to be able to work with the agencies in the county that we were that uh we currently have relationships with um it's going to help them to better their services as well next thursday that'll go before the board and we'll have an answer so okay um and like commissioner pass said we're looking into cats um if we do a cat license we're gonna have to have a cat ordinance so we need to probably have a work session on that because i feel cats get forgot forgotten in curry county because they've never had an ordinance or anything to protect them so if we do this cattle ordnance we need to look at the whole picture protection we don't have any of agreement with uh the animal shelter right now to house cats uh we hazed our first cat yesterday from a a scene that a gentleman passed away in harbor and no family around so we had to do something with the cats so the wild rivers did take the cat in but they we don't have a contract for them so they really don't need to do that for us so um i had a little pull with that so okay but we got that done but we need to then have a contract with them for so many cat kennels so if we do have an injured cat that might not need full vet attention so something we need to look at um with our contracts with our housing for animals so it's something we probably need a workshop for for sure and make sure we brainstorm together and make sure that we're doing the right thing for our community and most of the counties in in oregon if they have a pet license which again i'm not i guess 34 33 or 34 of them do um every county in the state is required to have a dog license thing but i don't know it's dog license not pet but i know portland eugene do cats major cities do cats at this time because they're they are an issue in in bigger cities and we do right now we're kind of seeing little issues here with cats i think 17 or 18 of the counties that i looked at had cats as well so it's more than half um so you know would we would a workshop be great on this yes um and i would like to maybe schedule that for the next workshop and that would give council time to maybe look at an ordinance on adding cats to that um cats go as high as 42 i think is the highest one i saw for a non-neutered non-neuter cat and it was basically the same as their dog they basically ran the prices the same so i'm not saying that we do that i'm just saying that was the highest i i was thinking maybe 10 or 12 bucks for that and if it's not neutered maybe 20 you know something small yeah one thing about a cat if it's not neutered or spaded not so much in this region but like in lower regions of california arizona texas where the climate's warm one cat within three years can have over a hundred cats so it's something that we need to look at and um with our feral cats that we do have populations on the jetties mostly that's where they're at and just so you know we also have the relationship with jennifer alcorn in south county and she is looking to work with our with the county as well actually we're in the process of looking for a property right now for her to purchase but um she is looking to partnership with wild rivers and and our code enforcement as well to work together as a team very good so can we uh can we get from the board that we can have a workshop uh maybe in two weeks on this sure if you'd like to set up the ars on that uh we'll have a note we'll have a decision from couscoure electric by then and good for sure and if not we can always put out a flyer yeah yeah let's get joe wilson to help us yeah cool so uh i just had a friend send me an email what about chickens what about you know and if you encounter this is a straight up question trying to be funny trying not but have you encountered any pet pigs yet yes oh my gosh okay and really truthfully pigs if you raise them right they're like between a cat and a dog but you got to raise them right yeah i think we're looking at revenue that's the that's that's the key that we're struggling with in curry county yeah and that's the timber receipts that have gone away over the years and we're just we're looking at revenue we need revenue and you know i'm not a cat guy but i think i think cats should have to pay triple anyway and that's one thing from the record i want to make sure that emotion yeah that's one thing i want to make sure if we do a cat license fee that we give them something the protection in this county yeah uh so they're not considered just a rat and yeah i'm not saying we do that but right i want to make sure they get a little bit more i mean they're the second most animal in a household yep so i'll just hand off all right thanks mel what do you guys are going to do mr herzog mr herzog brett cecil porterford i just wanted to make a comment if i may on the pet licensing issue from a little tiny kid i've always had pets the reason we had pet licensing was to ensure vaccination especially for rabies it wasn't for the county to collect money it wasn't a revenue forced vacuum it wasn't a revenue stream it was never meant to be but it is to ensure that people vaccinate their pets against rabies especially and we have lots of other things that we need to vaccinate against now and today so just keep that in mind when it comes time for your workshop thank you all right i'll just leave that there because it looks like it's important it looks like you broke it all right so uh mel if you want mindset we'll set up a workshop for two weeks from now and one thing to answer your question is like on dog dog licensing you cannot get a dog license unless the vex or your rabies vaccines current so all right okay okay okay okay perfect okay moving on jay vacation rentals adus and basically this is um you know this i've had conversations with ms crockett about this as well and we are i'm just want to get us a lot of this out uh and becky if you'd like to step up to the microphone that would be great um i'm trying to find it here i lost it 6j yeah we're just trying to get a lot of information out to the public on this we want to start to talk about the um adus and the urban growth boundary in the urban growth boundaries and what that consists of there has to be some language but you know there are there are ways for this board to help um to move a lot of this forward quicker um and i'll let miss crockett expound on some of that sure there's two issues the first issue is the vacation rentals uh that issue is not going away um when the last time we talked about that we talked about bringing back to the board in a workshop some ordinance language to deal with the potential to regulate short-term rentals that's in the works right now it's my time that goes into that and i just haven't had a chance to bring that back yet but it's it's coming the issue of the adus is a little bit different that's the accessory dwelling units currently accessory dwelling units are allowed inside the urban growth boundary on rural resident on residential properties although we do have rural residential properties inside the ugb to make it more confusing but the last legislative session there was approval of allowing a jurisdiction to have accessory dwelling units outside the urban growth boundary however there's a very strict provision that was put on that legislation and that provision is that we have to meet certain fire hazard requirements and in conjunction with that the department of forestry was required to come up with wildfire mapping that is parcel specific for the entire state of oregon that's being developed right now their next meeting to try to expose what they've done in their work is on the 23rd of this month it's expected that a lot of people will argue that they're not in high hazard areas versus low hazard areas so nobody's really sure what's going to happen once once those fire hazard maps come out however we can't go forward with allowing adus outside the urban growth boundary until there is consensus and adoption of these fire hazard maps for each individual parcel and then that will dictate what has to happen on that parcel from a fire safety standpoint in order to make that happen the rural fire districts will have to go out to each individual parcel where an adu is proposed outside the urban growth boundary and verify the fire safety mechanisms are in place based on the hazard zone so that's a lot of complicated stuff but we want to be ready as a county to adopt regulations in our code to allow all of that to happen as soon as possible one provision that the commissioners could consider since this is going to come forward quickly and i would probably request that it be adopted by an emergency clause the board has the ability to direct that work to the board and i don't want to say omit the planning commission but essentially request the planning commission move that information forward quickly to the board for a decision the concern is that both of these issues short-term rentals as well as allowing adus outside the urban growth boundary are issues that could get sidetracked in the planning commission for discussion for multiple months so with an action by the board requesting that be expedited forward to the board for consideration and adoption is an option for you to consider and your recommendation that we do um i'm split between the planning commission and the board of commissioners so um this is one i don't feel comfortable making a recommendation okay i would make a motion that we reque that the board requests to expedite this through the planning commission directly back to the board okay second mr chair it's been moved to second any other discussion just in the uh jen it says additional drilling units it uh should be accessory dwelling units so just for clarification not a big deal at some point i like to have maps to the urban growth boundary that's some boundaries i should save so that's that's good information to know they're right on the maps uh on the gis maps on the counter okay and i'm actually like seeing expand them a little bit but this will this will really help okay so i got a motion in a second all in favor say yes yes yes motion carries three to zero l is curry county oregon timber counties coalition commissioner boyce we're gonna make the lunchtime uh maybe guideline here so this is pretty straightforward uh we're working with uh douglas klamath lynn marion polk and tillamook counties coos county didn't mean to leave them out as my gender outing slip shows were were paid in good standing they have hired a washington dc lobbyist that i've worked with before through the aocc board of directors uh blm counties and so i assume we have uh we'll get bored full approval on this and at some point you probably want to designate one of us and i'd like to be that person that commissioner to these meetings are virtual led by klamath county so i asked the board uh to if you have any questions let me know otherwise i'm going to make a motion to complete this memorandum of understanding with the other counties added to and you'll be the representative that's that could be a separate motion um i'm i'm happy either way i'm keeping it one motion if we could and just add that are you okay with that chris i'm okay with that but i do have a question on what uh let's get let's get we got the motion if i get a second then we'll have discussion okay so you have a second i'll second it discussion my biggest question is there's 7 500 in dues what are they used for primarily lobbying in washington dc okay okay i don't know of any other expenses that klamath county isn't somewhat donating on their own okay so it's been moved to second in all of favor say yes yes yes yes opposed none so hearing none motion carries three to zero thank you board you bet um am if anybody want to serve on that board i would highly recommend it very educational very important to our county and i'll step aside otherwise i'm happy to stay quite energized so m commissioner voice is you also i'm not going to read the whole thing so um i do have something i want to read here as you heard the discussion some good public comments uh some some active participation which i always appreciate um but basically this gives this board uh as the title says it just disappeared it gives this board the the option of simply saying yeah we want to weigh in on this decision we we want to let our people know where we stand on whatever the future mandate might be um you know we don't have to look any further than what's going on with our kids to know that the information is coming out for the unintended consequences or or negative impacts on our youth and what it's done take the take the economy completely out of the discussion and just look at the stress level that the people have been under our own people we know of uh we know of citizens that have lost their job or lost their home or give up uh veterans uh it is it is a major thing so um i'm sad to say that oregon uh i'm happy that oregon's gonna rescind the the rule uh no later than march 31st that's a government governor directive um and and the authority that the governor has is still in great question um there is quite the united effort around the state especially with rural counties that uh you know this is this is a tremendous overreach uh but it won't hurt her um lifting this requirement i think this board has been pretty supportive of the governor and oregon health authority at least listening so that we could keep osha away from choosing our battles carefully keeping osha away from some of the some of the issues and just trying to to be wise in what what we deal with and again choosing our battles so oregon will lift the indoor mask requirements no later than march 31st state health officials will maintain mass for now due to high numbers of hospitalizations and even that is debatable okay and then i want to read something real quick here it's just a small paragraph from douglas county who is likewise i mean their public health officer there don heffner is just incredibly well respected around the state and so he wrote this pretty small print earlier this week the oregon health authority announced that they were once again going to extend the cover 19 state mandates for businesses schools and indoor facilities for another 52 days by the way this was just a week less than a week ago latest 52 days instead of letting the latest temporary round of covert 19 state mandate mandates come to an end on february 8 2022. so uh i just want i just use them for an example because i watch them very close they're tremendously well managed you've heard me say that in past months and you know they wanted to draw the line and so they are they're disappointed with the governor's decision you know in the interest of research uh here's here's just one article and this won't take too long mr chair um but it was just uh february 14th so what two days ago um i want to read this slowly it's by a researcher a story about an author by the name of jeffrey tucker 15 years ago writers schooled in computer science began to imagine various totalitarian schemes for pandemic control that's a pretty strong statement i understand experienced public health officials in 2006 warned that this would lead to disaster donald henderson for example went through the whole list of possible restrictions shooting them down one by one still a decade and a half later governments all over the world tried lockdowns anyway and sure enough since april 2020 scholars has have observed that these lockdown policies haven't worked the policies preached or the politicians preached the police enforced citizens shared shamed each other and businesses and schools did their best to comply with all the strictures that's a new word for me but i think you know what it means but the virus kept going with seeming disregard for all these antiques neither oceans of sanitizer nor towels of powers of plexiglas nor covered mouths and noses nor crowd avoidance nor the seeming magic of six feet of distance nor even mandated injections cause the virus to go away or otherwise be suppressed the evidence is in restrictions aren't associated with any particular set of virus uh mitigation goals 40 studies have shown no connection and you can click on that if anybody wants to those studies have shown no connection between the policy egregious violations of human liberty and the intended outcomes intended outcomes diminishing the overall disease impact of the pathogen you can forget about casual inference here because there is an absence of correlation between policy and outcomes you can do a deeper dive and find 400 studies showing that the impositions of basic freedoms didn't achieve the intended result but instead produced terrible public health outcomes the two years of the hell into which hundreds of governments simultaneously plunge the globe achieve nothing but economic social and cultural destruction very obviously this realization is shocking and suggests a crying need for reassessment of the power and influence of the people who promoted this concluding a major frustration for those of us who have denounced lockdowns which go by many names and take many forms is that these studies haven't exactly rocked the headlines indeed they have been buried for the better part of two years that reassessment or those reassessments is happening now all over the world so i'm going to make a motion that we retain the option of opposing or supporting any state or federal mandated requirement be it lockdowns whatever it would be i'm just asking this board to reserve that right thank you okay so to get the discussion i will second that and go to discussion and my first question is to anthony pope as our attorney what what are your thoughts on this anthony this is i guess a lot of it depends on the wording and what we're in if we're just reserving the right that in the future we could i don't think we need an ordinance for that because we can't already have that right um if we were to write an ordinance saying that you know we have the right to choose if we're going to follow federal state mandate in the future i'd have questions about the legality of that because of the hierarchy you know federal law trump state law state law trump's local law so if we say that we're not going to follow that it's probably unconstitutional if we had an ordinance like that so it'd be my personal recommendation that you know we we can always oppose these mandates as they come down or discuss them um i don't think an ordinance would give us any more power authority or add to anything really okay uh except it sends a message that we're gonna continue to be on our toes and we're going to look at them all individually and we may end up supporting them all different boards may support them all different boards may oppose them all chris i 100 agree with council pope i think that a ordinance on this would probably be not recognized by law and it may be illegal this is something that i agree with commissioner boissan i mean we should all have the the right to choose if we're going to wear masks if we're going to get lock ourselves in our houses if if you own a business if you're going to let someone come in that's not vaccinated or masked you should have that right as well but everyone should have their own rights this is america this is the united states and we have that in our constitution but to to to make an ordinance on future things that um are could could be found illegal i i think i think it would be at a minimum challenge in court so i'll quickly um you see again what's going on around the world and what might be coming into our country and when you see the tremendous move that the prime minister of canada made um i mean i'm just i remain shocked if what we need to understand what the people i think a lot of people accept is that the bill of rights trumps any state or federal law uh you know they can pass uh they can move laws on on a variety of subjects that the majority of our people in this county would not accept and so i know it's i know it's a slippery slope but it also again sends a message that we're going to be watching very very close that's all i ask thank you well and my stance on this and just second anthony is we said it at the pledge of allegiance one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all that's you know that's i believe in that i know all three of us do and most every i think everybody in this room anthony you got i'm just going to say you know if we wanted to you know project that an ordinance like i said is a law but if you guys want to do a resolution or just make a statement as a board that moving forward i mean that's that's also an option here i don't have the legal issues with that i think we just did all of us just in testimony gave our a resolution yeah but the most the motion would i'll amend the motion mr chair you know because your first motion was an ordinance right no no i didn't say ordinance uh and i wasn't thinking that but i think both commissioner pash and council pope made good points that you know that may not be the right path the right path may be a resolution so i will mend my motion to represent that this board reserves a right a resolution to reserve this board the right to identify possible future mandates or lockdowns whatever whatever whatever part that that comes before us and we simply go uh maintain the option of saying yes or no we will support this and we will support our citizens uh if it goes against their bill of rights pretty strong statements and way too long emotion that's a long motion but all i think i'll amend my second too so any other question comment does that mean you're second in the new motion yes thank you all in favor say yes yes yes yes motion carries three to zero but can i ask a question yes sir we are now at 5e which is now n um but it's noon are we starting the workshop at one o'clock well 15. i thought 115 was the the news if you want to go to 12 15 on this meeting yeah we could yeah i think we can wrap it up don't you i'm good i'm hopeful well executive session is going to be lengthy so yeah that'll be after okay yeah we'll do that after the workshop but um n is what n is 5e uh commissioner boyce uh moved that in his 5e joint transfer parks he wanted you to just give an update oh well i can do that during custody i'm keeping you updated okay i'm do i'll do that during commissioner updates okay o was a letter okay letter support for cal or and house bill um and just support of of that house bill and moving that forward i'll make that motion that's a motion second mr chair motion in second all in favor say yes yes motion carries did you say yes yes yes motion carries two to three to zero um was there any other questions i and j but i'm not sure what they were i just wrote ing on here air more arp funding reimbursement so okay no airp funded purchase i don't have any commissioner comments today mr chair could the board consider uh just tabling these so we can get some more information i want i want a balance of arp funds yeah and so we could table these till the second um one is a fifty one thousand dollar purchase for a robotic uh i'm not being sarcastic here but the cleaning thing yes and i just want more time on that i did read most of this but i'm not ready to vote today and i'd ask the board just to delay both these we may need a facility's maintenance director to to come in and give us a little more information on these on the second if the board is in agreement to table it to the second well and the other one was a housing grant that that's what we didn't pull that though okay i thought chris said eight i and j j was the other one yeah no h and i the two arp okay gotcha one purchase and one reimbursement okay we already we're good on okay so i think we're done if you if the board wants to table the um consent agenda items five h and five i i think we're good with that and and um chet can come in and speak to that next meeting okay i'm good with that okay then we shall break just get our signatures on that believe me i'm way more lost than you um commissioner updates so concerning um where is it the parks joint transfer of parks and duty and obligations so curry county juvenile department and curry county veterans services have combined forces to be our parks so liaison our parks directors and managers for our two parks right now and hopefully more parks on the way um so that's wendy lang and uh anthony vaudy and administration will be through the juvenile with amy gaddis waylon summers will be doing a lot of work with anthony they'll they'll be the boots on the ground for uh 16 to 20 hours a week a piece um the the juvenile youth will um help out knowing and stuff but we're and we're doing a lot of work at voice cope getting doing some plumbing and stuff in fact i apologize if you saw me on my phone today we had so we've been up there monday and tuesday plumbing and when we left last night everything was perfect we had lots of lots of pressure and then this morning i got a call from the parcos no pressure so got that squared away and chet's on his way back here we got water back up and running at voice cope we've got a lot of stuff to do at lobster creek we're in contact with dyer partnership engineering company out of coos bay north bend area for taking over our water treatment um and he and good news you know we've been uh chlorinating some water that possibly we might not need to do that anymore and if we do we're going to move away from chlorination and go to uv rays fan filtering so just good stuff and they're ready to roll and that's all i have for my commissioner comments court doesn't have any chris bash i would like to if the board would allow me uh i would like to save my commissioner comments until after executive session okay all right billy i would add is senator bill 1573 i think you got information on that and you uh supported uh you know curry county and several other rural counties were left out of a 15 million dollar state forestry department bill and boy did that get a lot of commissioners attention the counties that were left out so we stand to get two million dollars there that uh keep your fingers crossed i'll be bringing that back to the board and then we would uh see how we it's for specifically for fuels abatement so of course we want to go to our back country roads go 100 feet on each side fire breaks more on that later thank you all right so we will adjourn recess for lunch be back here at 1 15 for uh workshop and then we'll do executive session after that workshop you know we have two workshops we have uh roadmaster christensen coming in as well and he's going to be in precisely 2 30. i don't think that our uh housing workshop is going to go over an hour we're going to be pretty disciplined on that mr chair okay if we got some time in there we might slip in a executive session thank you all for coming dismissed [Music] [Music] hey welcome back uh we got oh okay arp reimbursement yeah we're gonna do that so we are done with executive session we have advised staff to work as directed before we adjourn we're going to go back to consent agenda um 5 h and move that to discussion action item and and make a motion i'll entertain a motion to reimburse that out of american rescue plans it was for the construction and then and materials and electricity and electrician for the dispatch center so entertaining motion so i'll make that motion with a limit on that to be 22 371 dollars and nine cents second okay it moved in second all in favor say yes yes sorry motion carries three to zero meeting adjourned thank you all thanks eric 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