2026-06-22 - Special Town Council Meeting

24:14We were talking about a second ago.

24:55What's up?

25:25This is not

26:25Is that why?

26:44I'm

26:48sure

26:49there

27:05But they are

28:46>> [snorts]

29:07>> like to call this meeting of the uh

29:09Royal Hall Town Council special meeting

29:12to order at 4:34.

29:18First item uh

29:21to entertain a motion that the council

29:24enter

29:25into close session

29:27general statute 1343-31811

29:35>> parenthesis a parenthesis 5 to discuss

29:37and provide direction to staff regarding

29:39the negotiation of the price and other

29:41material terms related to a potential

29:43real property acquisition.

29:46All right, we have a motion by Mayor Pro

29:48Tim Horn. Do I have a second?

29:51>> Second.

29:52>> Second by Councilman Lane. All those in

29:54favor?

29:55>> I

29:56>> I

29:56>> Okay.

30:37Hey,

31:43I feel like

32:17I have

32:22that way.

32:48Stop.

32:52Stop.

33:23Thank you.

33:35He told me to be here.

34:16That's like

34:44Don't like to be on

34:51We have

35:14where is that?

35:34But I

36:17Oh yeah.

36:33social.

37:20Oh yeah.

37:36So you look

37:49>> Yeah. Yeah.

38:00She doesn't want to see that.

38:24Not sure there's water.

38:47Oh yeah.

39:25Okay.

39:59Okay. Um, there was no action taken in

40:02closed session, so we're back on to our

40:05special meeting. Also, I want to uh go

40:08ahead and let you know that Hugh

40:10Campbell, our town attorney, is not

40:12present today. He had a family emergency

40:14or a family event that he had to go to,

40:18but he is available for uh a call if I

40:21need him or we need him.

40:25All right. Uh attachment one, fiscal

40:28year 2025 26 budget amendment. Uh

40:33>> thank you,

40:33>> manager. Council, as you're aware, back

40:36on uh June 8th at your regular meeting,

40:39we had a budget amendment for several

40:41items um to close out the current fiscal

40:44year. However, on June 10th, we received

40:48the final election invoices from the

40:49Forcy County uh Board of Elections,

40:52which totaled $20,118

40:55for 2025 election related expenses. Um,

40:59when the county switched to a partisan

41:02election under the local act in the

41:05North Carolina General Assembly, we were

41:08informed last year that we could

41:09anticipate additional election related

41:11expenses given the potential for a

41:14primary. So, we did budget more than we

41:16normally budget for elections. We

41:18budgeted $13,500

41:21for elections in the current year

41:22budget. The general election expense

41:25totaled $4,76.73.

41:29So if we'd only had the general

41:30election, we would have saved around

41:33$9,000.

41:34However, uh because of the multiple uh

41:38candidates from multiple parties, we

41:41were required to have a primary election

41:42in March 2025.

41:45And the invoice that we received on June

41:4710th for that primary election was for

41:49$15,41148.

41:53So the 1541148 plus the $470673

41:58totaled $20,11821

42:02which is higher than our budgeted amount

42:05of 13,500

42:07by a total of $6,61821

42:11because elections are not budgeted

42:13within a department. If we did nothing

42:16it would constitute a budget violation

42:17under the North Carolina local

42:19government budget and fiscal control

42:21act. So, it is necessary to allocate

42:23additional resources to cover the total

42:26election expense. I have proposed a

42:29budget amendment for you that is

42:30attached in your agenda packet that

42:33would allocate an additional $6,700

42:36to our elections line item and we would

42:39pull that from appropriated fund

42:40balance. So, it would increase your

42:43total uh fiscal year budget from

42:456,183987

42:47to 6,18987.

42:51It is a small amount. Uh but if we did

42:53nothing, we would be subject to a

42:55violation notice from the LGC and

42:58required to identify that as a financial

43:00performance indicator. So I figure it's

43:03worth the work to amend the budget to

43:05reflect the actual election cost. So our

43:07recommendation is to adopt the proposed

43:09budget amendment.

43:12>> Okay. Any questions to um town manager?

43:18>> None.

43:23Um,

43:25so the primary cost, the actual cost of

43:29the primary was how much, Homer?

43:32>> $15,41148.

43:35>> The primary

43:36>> for the March 2025 primary election.

43:40I did um send counsel and I think

43:42everybody saw that because we've had

43:44some individual discussions around that

43:46breakdown which I emailed to you all

43:48back on June 10th along with a copy of

43:50the invoices from Forcy County. But for

43:52county did provide a thorough breakdown

43:54of the election expenses for both the

43:56primary [snorts] and general election.

43:59Okay,

44:02any comments?

44:04Seeing none, I'd entertain a motion to

44:07do the fiscal year 20 2025 through 2026

44:12budget amendment

44:14for

44:16the election.

44:16>> Mayor, I'll make a motion to adopt

44:18ordinance 896, amendment to the fiscal

44:21year 202526 budget.

44:24>> All right, we have a motion by

44:25Councilman Lane.

44:26>> Second.

44:27>> Second by Councilwoman Ring. Any further

44:31discussion?

44:33Seeing none, all those in favor?

44:35>> I

44:35>> I

44:36>> I

44:36>> Okay, unanimous.

44:40We'll move back to town manager Dearman

44:43to uh for Scythe County Sheriff's Office

44:45contract revision.

44:47>> Thank you, Mayor. This is another item

44:49that should look very familiar because

44:51you just adopted this contract back on

44:54June 8th. Uh however, on June 11th, we

44:58were informed by the county that the

45:01town would need to sign an updated

45:03agreement to reflect a reduction in the

45:05overall cost of the sheriff's office

45:06contract due to the county commissioners

45:09not approving a proposed night shift

45:11differential in the proposed contract

45:14for uh municipal law enforcement

45:16services. When they eliminated that

45:20night shift differential, that also

45:21resulted in a reduction in the personnel

45:23costs. um and any of the corresponding

45:26percentagebased benefit costs which

45:29resulted in an overall reduction to the

45:31contract of $8,670.

45:34Um given that I would advise and

45:36recommend that the council approved the

45:38updated agreement with the precise

45:40county sheriff's office and I'll I'll

45:42reiterate that there are no additional

45:44changes to the contract just those

45:46reductions in benefit allocations.

45:51Any um questions,

45:54comments?

45:58I would entertain a motion to accept the

46:01Force County Sheriff's Office contract

46:03revision.

46:06>> I'll make the motion.

46:08>> Motion by Councilman Woodcock.

46:11>> I'll second.

46:12>> Second by [clears throat] Mayor Prom

46:13Horn. Any further discussion? Seeing

46:17none, all those in favor? I

46:22Okay.

46:33Next item

46:36would be attachment three. [snorts]

46:39Um the data center discussion. I'm going

46:42to have uh town manager Dearman to

46:47read what we're here for.

46:50Thank you, Mayor Council. Following the

46:53adoption of resolution 901 in April of

46:562026, the town received written

46:59commitments from representatives of the

47:00DRS group expressing the developers

47:02intention to voluntarily position

47:04petition for annexation of the project

47:07into the town of Rural Hall and to

47:09memorialize that commitment through

47:11legally enforcable means or a written

47:13agreement.

47:14The attached draft resolution uh

47:17prepared at the or with the

47:19understanding that a majority of the

47:21council supports this direction is

47:24intended to provide a framework for

47:25council discussion in light of that

47:28additional information that has been

47:29received.

47:31The proposed draft resolution 912 would

47:34supersede resolution number 901

47:37and acknowledge the developer's written

47:39annexation commitment. It would withdraw

47:42the town's formal opposition to the

47:43project and express the council's

47:45support for the project while reserving

47:47the right to continue evaluating

47:49potential impacts and benefits. It would

47:52direct town representatives to engage in

47:54discussions regarding annexation, fiscal

47:56impacts, community benefits,

47:58infrastructure, environmental

48:00considerations, and other matters

48:02affecting the town of Rural Hall. And it

48:05would preserve the council's ability to

48:06take future action should circumstances

48:09warrant.

48:10As this is a council um driven or

48:14directed initiative, I am not making a

48:17recommendation either way other than

48:19that you discuss the impact of the new

48:20information that you have received and

48:23determine your position as a town

48:24council as outlined in the proposed

48:27draft resolution 912.

48:31Okay. [clears throat]

48:33All right. We're going to open this up

48:35for discussion before I ask for any

48:37motions or anything. Um um I'm just

48:42going to start I'll start out with a

48:44couple of things and why are we here? Um

48:48when there's a res uh already a

48:50resolution 901 was put out. Resolution

48:54901 was uh adopted at our uh very first

48:58meeting after uh we found out about the

49:01data center. This project, in my

49:04opinion, has changed just about

49:06everything except two things. It's still

49:09a data center and it's located across

49:11the road. Everything else pretty much in

49:15that original plan has been changed to a

49:18pretty good extent of different changes.

49:21Brought this back for the council to

49:24consider.

49:25uh

49:27several um and I'll turn it over to

49:30y'all in just a second, but just things

49:32that have come up. Um

49:35it started out and the news is still

49:38reporting that it's a four building. It

49:40is a three building. Um they've uh

49:44increased the setbacks. They've changed

49:47the way the fencing and I'm just going

49:48to hit some of the highlights and we can

49:50get into more discussion because every

49:53council member has had the opportunity

49:55and has taken that opportunity to look

49:58at all the revised plans and ask any

50:00questions of the developers that

50:03[snorts] uh if they had questions on the

50:05new um uh architectural re renderings

50:09and the type of fencing. It has been

50:12stated that that it was going to be

50:15razor wire fencing. There is no razor

50:17wire fencing. That was probably never an

50:20intent, but that was one of the big

50:22things that's come up. But as we

50:25discuss, I'll bring up more items as um

50:29as we get into this discussion. Want to

50:31make sure that everybody's got the

50:33opportunity to look over it and ask

50:37anything you'd like. Okay. I'll turn it

50:41over to the

50:43>> So

50:45the section on

50:47on

50:50the transportation utility public safety

50:54[snorts] service delivery considerate is

50:56that part of the for the fire department

51:00anything in here

51:02specifically given the authority for him

51:04to work you know

51:08that part of it. Do we have anything

51:10about

51:13any commitments to work with the fire

51:15department?

51:15>> That's that's what that language is

51:17intended to convey.

51:18>> Okay, that's what I thought.

51:21>> Public safety. [clears throat] When you

51:22say public safety, a lot of folks assume

51:24you're talking about law enforcement,

51:26but that encompasses fire and EMS as

51:28well.

51:28>> That's what I wanted to [clears throat]

51:29confirm when I read it.

51:32>> Okay.

51:53>> [cough]

51:53[clears throat]

51:56>> again. Um, why it's quiet, I'll go ahead

51:59and throw out some of the things. I I

52:01say there's uh only two things that's um

52:05actually not changed. Uh one of the

52:07things we know that property is going to

52:09be sold. Uh we know it's uh uh feel

52:15pretty much 95% sure it's going to be

52:17sold whether it's a data center or not.

52:20Here's uh some of my thoughts on that.

52:23Uh and I have first of all I want to

52:26recognize and thank everyone because I

52:28have not responded to the 50some emails

52:31I received. Uh but I will tell you that

52:34the emails are 2 to one.

52:39[snorts]

52:39Two to one and I've got them all right

52:42here and I'm sure I'll get a public

52:43records request for them. So I've

52:45already got them printed out for you. Uh

52:48two to one. when I state say two to one

52:50that's for the resolution and the other

52:54is against the uh change in resolution.

52:59Some of the things that um um has come

53:01up um we know the land's going to be

53:05sold.

53:06We know that uh right now uh we have the

53:10commitment that it would be annexed into

53:13the town of Royal Hall. What does that

53:16do for the town of Royal Hall? a lot of

53:18things. Uh my last mayor's meeting and I

53:21even um it was quoted by me and I did

53:24say that if we're if they do get this

53:27project and it wasn't annexed, Royal

53:30Hall would get nothing out of it. And

53:32that is true. That goes to the county.

53:35But if it's annexed into the town of

53:38Royal Hall, then um uh the way this is

53:42written up at closing

53:46uh if the project is approved. Now,

53:49let's keep in mind,

53:51the county commissioners is the ones

53:53that going to make a decision on whether

53:55this is going to be reszoned. But if it

53:57is reszone from the county commissioners

54:00and they uh they buy that property at

54:03the closing, we will u uh be meeting to

54:08uh accept that land as a part of Royal

54:12Hall. So I've been questioned several

54:16times, well this thing's going to be

54:18built out. It's going to be years. Royal

54:19Hall's not going to they're not going to

54:21get anything. Well, the land does have a

54:24value. I can't tell you what the value

54:25is going to be. That'll be decided after

54:27it's sold, but the town would reap the

54:30benefits of the 130 plus acres of land

54:34that would come into rule hall.

54:38If this is not does not go through,

54:43I'm pretty confident in saying we know

54:46it's going to be developed.

54:48And I'm I'm going to steal a comment

54:50that the u I think it was the chairman

54:53of the force county planning board said

54:56and I've said it years and years and I I

54:59may even say he took that idea from me

55:01but you u uh the comment was be careful

55:06of what you wish for

55:09and I've used that many of times. I've

55:12also uh used another comment um if you

55:16don't grow you will die.

55:19And um

55:22my concerns and I think some of them on

55:25the council and and I'm not going to

55:27speak for you. The concern that uh

55:31there's going to be that land is great

55:33for development of starter homes just

55:37like Chandler Place is across 52.

55:41It would not be anything to reszone it

55:43to put 300 plus homes over there. Now,

55:49uh, would it be in the town limits of

55:51Rule Hall?

55:53That would be a decision that the

55:54council would make, but I can tell you

55:57from our, uh, 300 and some homes,

56:01servicing them is not going to be a tax

56:03benefit for this town.

56:07So, with that being said, um

56:12>> well, the property is going to be sold

56:16and

56:18and now the property is going to be sold

56:21and and and I'm I'm just throwing this

56:24out to the council and it's the

56:26developer's right to build whatever. It

56:28is a mixeduse and we can talk about the

56:31count the planning board. It was um what

56:357 to2 and that doesn't surprise me

56:39because they were looking at the legacy

56:41plan. The legacy plan was planned uh uh

56:44goes back a lot before you even talked

56:46about data centers before you talked

56:48about loves and stuff over here. Um

56:54I've looked at the property.

56:57People say why is that that's too nice

57:00of a land for a data center.

57:03It has a sub power station. It has

57:06higher powered transmission lines. It

57:08has the water coming. One of the biggest

57:11concerns is water and power. The city of

57:14Winston Salem, the mayor quoted and uh

57:18that the city of Winston Salem has

57:20plenty of water to sail. Duke Energy

57:24will have to make the decision on how

57:26much power has come.

57:28I've been a said that the developer

57:31can't answer questions. Well, I kind of

57:34understand that also. He can't tell us

57:37who's going to be there because he

57:39doesn't know.

57:41The same as I've got a building in

57:43Durham for lease right now. I don't know

57:45who my tenants going to be in next

57:47month.

57:48>> But you get to choose it.

57:50>> But um you should be demanding

57:53transparency.

57:54>> Transparency. I'm about as transparent

57:56as I can get. That's why I'm standing

57:58here. Well, the biggest laugh of all I

58:02always hear. But anyway,

58:05um

58:07it's more it's about as transparent. Let

58:09me tell you in April, how did you find

58:13out about the data center?

58:15>> I got a letter.

58:18Well, you were late because we we put

58:20out a notice very quickly because at

58:228:30 one night I received the call. By

58:25the Monday of the next uh week, three

58:28days later, I uh created a town hall

58:32meeting,

58:34a mayor's town hall meeting. I had two

58:36meetings that month plus a council.

58:38There have been seven meetings to hear

58:42your opinions

58:44>> and um

58:47I I've sat in the seven meetings

58:50and up until the last one it was the

58:53same thing every meeting except the last

58:57meeting the ones that were for it did to

59:01come out and we started hearing other

59:04comments. up to that it was pretty much

59:07a one-sided.

59:09It was put out

59:12to send emails. I have the emails.

59:17I don't know how much more transparent

59:19you want.

59:21>> The developer the developer has put this

59:25out to us.

59:27If the county decides to do it and we do

59:31nothing, we get nothing.

59:34So that's my spill on it until some of

59:37the council wants to speak on it.

59:44>> I think y'all done very good

59:46representing. I've seen that they listen

59:49to the people.

59:51I I saw it at the uh zoning uh meeting a

59:55couple of weeks ago.

59:57>> Do not sell yourselves short. The only

1:00:00reason I am placing this vote has to do

1:00:03with financial. And if they don't

1:00:05approve it, this goes away. But it is

1:00:08the only way to protect us with the

1:00:12money. And I I you do have a right to

1:00:15disagree. But I don't get a vote. And

1:00:17that's the unfortunate thing. and I will

1:00:21share every message you have sent

1:00:24against it. I promise to the

1:00:26commissioners. I have talked to them.

1:00:29But all I'm doing is making sure that

1:00:32what are we going to do after on the

1:00:3431st if it if it's gone through.

1:00:38We're stuck. But y'all are the ones.

1:00:41They listen to you. I know that you do

1:00:45not want it. All we're trying to do is

1:00:48in case at least we're getting something

1:00:51off of it. If not, it's going to be

1:00:54there. And whether we do this or not,

1:00:56the commissioners are not, they're

1:00:59paying attention to everything, but they

1:01:02are definitely not going to say, "Oh,

1:01:04Ruh Hall's in support. It's a done

1:01:06deal." That's not how it works. But you

1:01:08people, I've seen how you've come

1:01:11together and you do what you got to do.

1:01:15This is not has anything to do I'm not

1:01:19calling them and saying I'm for it now.

1:01:22We're doing the financial best thing for

1:01:24this town and that's all it is.

1:01:28>> Okay. All right. Um and

1:01:31>> uh I am for the people I

1:01:34>> need don't

1:01:38uh

1:01:40>> we're

1:01:42um

1:01:45>> okay we're going to move forward. There

1:01:48is no discussion at this meeting. Um

1:01:50>> I'd like to make it my remarks if that's

1:01:54>> the discussion is with this council.

1:01:59Go ahead,

1:02:00>> Michael.

1:02:00>> Um, two bullet points brought up at the

1:02:03city county planning board. The proposal

1:02:06is inconsistent with Roy Hall area

1:02:08updates recommendation for mixeduse

1:02:09development of the subject property. The

1:02:12request is inconsistent with the

1:02:15recommendations for 2045 to protect

1:02:18neighborhoods [applause]

1:02:21from inappropriate nonresidential

1:02:24encroachment.

1:02:25>> Yes. [snorts] And as you said yourself,

1:02:27nothing's changed to the last meeting,

1:02:28so I'm not changing.

1:02:32[applause]

1:02:38>> Okay.

1:02:41>> Mayor.

1:02:43>> Yeah.

1:02:44>> All right. [applause]

1:02:44>> If I may, [cheering]

1:02:46I'm I'm sure there's not a person in in

1:02:48this room that wishes we didn't have

1:02:49this dilemma ahead of us. Me being one

1:02:53of them.

1:02:55But I I think even as I had stated when

1:02:58we voted on the first resolution, we

1:03:01need to have options not knowing how

1:03:03this will go since we do not have that

1:03:05final determination.

1:03:08As Councilwoman Ring said, I don't want

1:03:11to sit here by chance that the

1:03:15commissioners for foresight county

1:03:16approve it, leaving us holding the bag,

1:03:20not receiving anything in return. And

1:03:24that's not saying they're going to

1:03:25approve it or not. We don't know.

1:03:28But we also have to realize the state

1:03:31that the county is in financially.

1:03:34And you also have to realize that's

1:03:36affecting the town of Ro Hall as well.

1:03:39The cost of everything. Cost of us

1:03:41providing services to the town is

1:03:45consistently going up. The only way to

1:03:49address that is to cut services andor

1:03:54raise taxes. I don't think any one of

1:03:57you in the town of Royal Hall want to do

1:03:59either one. I don't.

1:04:02>> And then um the the also on the table is

1:04:06a new contract for the fire district

1:04:07that foresight county is working on that

1:04:11is still yet to be determined and

1:04:12finalized.

1:04:15It doesn't look favorable to the town of

1:04:18Rural Hall

1:04:20to continue the level of service we're

1:04:22providing not only to the town of Ro

1:04:25Hall but to the fire district

1:04:28once again. Do we raise taxes? Do we cut

1:04:31back services? These are all things that

1:04:33are if not happening today, they will

1:04:36happen in the very near future. it will

1:04:38happen anyway.

1:04:39>> So, in one respect,

1:04:41>> the money that we potentially stand to

1:04:45receive

1:04:46>> from a data center being across the

1:04:48street would assist in a lot of those

1:04:52issues

1:04:53to help the town survive.

1:04:57>> The um Okay.

1:05:01>> All right.

1:05:04the

1:05:05>> has anyone uh we have the SB730 Senate

1:05:10bill that's uh passed the house went

1:05:13through the Senate and is back in the

1:05:14house to be passed that I don't know if

1:05:17y'all are familiar with that bill but it

1:05:19is addressing data centers and all the

1:05:22guidelines that have to be uh the state

1:05:25uh once that goes passed it will become

1:05:28effective immediately. I've asked point

1:05:30blank to the developers, where do they

1:05:34stand if that bill is passed?

1:05:37They are right dead in it. They will not

1:05:39have to make any changes to uh to be in

1:05:43line with what the state is requiring.

1:05:45So that's a that's a point to keep up.

1:05:48Um, also the um

1:05:55>> our community

1:05:57>> the road the the land across the road is

1:06:02outside of our town limits and I and uh

1:06:08[applause]

1:06:10>> well you're clapping now but you weren't

1:06:13clapping last year when we raised taxes

1:06:17And

1:06:21>> uh I'm telling you here, this project

1:06:25will help lower taxes in this town.

1:06:30>> And um

1:06:36>> well,

1:06:37>> and then I would I would I would advise

1:06:40y'all to get your facts before

1:06:47I'm I'm going to tell you.

1:06:52>> Hey,

1:06:54>> I'm going to call this to order. You're

1:06:56out of order. If this meeting will

1:06:59continue, we I will call the vote here.

1:07:01I'm I'm trying to discuss this with the

1:07:03council. This is going to be a council's

1:07:06decision.

1:07:08>> Um,

1:07:11>> let me tell you. say, let I'm just going

1:07:13to uh and I'm not going to get back to

1:07:15answering questions. I said our legal

1:07:17council wasn't here. This has been

1:07:19reviewed. It is a binding. It will it is

1:07:23uh a contract. so uh to speak. Um

1:07:28>> let me tell you, like I said, I have

1:07:31spent a lot of time, a lot of hours,

1:07:34and I I'm not going to argue with with

1:07:38you about it because this is the

1:07:40council's decision.

1:07:42>> Okay.

1:07:46>> Who here?

1:07:49>> I I was not there and it was

1:07:52misrepresented.

1:07:54All right, I'm going to clear the room.

1:07:57Have you ever had a room cleared?

1:07:59>> I'm I telling you.

1:08:03>> I'm You listen. You listen.

1:08:07>> Okay.

1:08:09>> All right.

1:08:11No, I don't. Raising hands does not get

1:08:14a comment period. This is not public

1:08:16comments.

1:08:26Okay,

1:08:29I just want to mention one other thing

1:08:31and uh to the council. I've heard at a

1:08:35lot of our meetings and like I said,

1:08:37I've been uh we've had seven meetings.

1:08:39There was two at the u at the public

1:08:43library. So, there's been a lot of

1:08:45opportunity to voice opinions, voice

1:08:48concerns. I've received the emails and

1:08:50I'm uh got them all here. I know y'all

1:08:53have gotten a lot of emails. It was um I

1:08:57I had to actually call uh someone and

1:09:00ask them what in the world am I getting

1:09:02all these emails for. I didn't realize

1:09:04it was posted online to send all of us

1:09:07emails. But we did get them. And I hope

1:09:09you've had an opportunity to read them.

1:09:12Uh, and I've said all along, I said it

1:09:14at the first meeting, I would try to

1:09:16stay neutral in this because I have to

1:09:18represent and this council has has to

1:09:21represent every citizens in this town,

1:09:24not not just a few that want to be loud.

1:09:29Um,

1:09:31and I'm I'm

1:09:34You can say whatever you want. I The

1:09:36town has 3500

1:09:39residents.

1:09:41>> Okay. Everyone votes against you.

1:09:43>> Well, and that's fine. And you know

1:09:45what? Work on it.

1:09:48>> Um, no, I'm not selling out.

1:09:51>> I'm not selling out. Okay.

1:09:54>> All right.

1:09:57>> Yes. If you live in the town

1:10:00>> All right. If you let

1:10:12[laughter]

1:10:14>> Okay. All right. Well, I'm glad you

1:10:18actually I'm glad you did have that

1:10:19stand up and and at the uh planning

1:10:22board meeting at that majority of the

1:10:24people there did not live in the town of

1:10:27Royal Hall. And we know it. You know it

1:10:29as well as I do. Okay. I am going to uh

1:10:33um I'm going to ask for entertain a

1:10:36motion. I'm going to entertain a motion

1:10:40to move forward.

1:10:44>> Mayor, I move to make a motion to move

1:10:47to adopt resolution 912.

1:10:51>> We got a motion. We have a second.

1:10:54>> Second.

1:10:54>> I have a second. Is there any

1:10:56discussion?

1:10:59Further discussion

1:11:01seeing none. All those in favor signify

1:11:04by saying I.

1:11:05>> I. I.

1:11:06>> All opposed.

1:11:08>> I.

1:11:08>> So that was 3 to one. [applause]

1:11:15>> All right. That's

1:11:19>> all right. I'd entertain a motion to

1:11:21adjurnn.

1:11:22>> Make a motion to adjurnn. Motion to

1:11:23adjurnn by Councilman or Mayor Pro Tim

1:11:27Horn.

1:11:27>> Second.

1:11:28>> Second by Councilman Lane. All those in

1:11:30favor

1:11:30>> I

1:11:44app.

1:11:48>> Oh.