6/24/25 Council Meeting [66:34-71:35]

Okay. Good. Good question. Okay. Okay. Motion on the floor by Jeff. To accept all four were... We can leave. Okay. To accept all four of these. From P.O.V. to seconds. No seconder. John. Seconder. Thank you. Idea. Original. Okay. Okay. All right. Any questions? No questions for... All right. All right. Motion passed. All right. Thank you. Now. Now go to Dean. Dean. Okay. With Dean in, we have four appointments. Three of them are real estate and one is for personal property. The first is 2016-09, which was for a CNC machine for a total $783,642. And I apologize. I don't really recall how much time has left on that abatement. And the second one we had was 2016-10, which was for a client control and vibration room with a separate heating cooling system for a total of $100,000. In 2016-07 was for an $18,000 square footed addition to the PRD building. The Dean owns that building. And it was for $1,750,000. And the final one is for 2014-11, which was for a 12,000 foot square footed addition to the manufacturing facility of PRD for a million seven. Dean and him, they are currently at 22 employees with a payroll of a little over a million three. So it looks like most of these are getting ready to drop. Within the next couple of you three years, I think of all of y'all. Yeah. The 16-09, I think this is the last year for you. It's a day to bake. 16. And then, so yeah. They've been very good. Yeah. Okay. Any questions on the floor? Okay. I'm going to paint a motion to accept. Assembly. Jamie first. Second. Jeff's second. Any questions? I don't have a motion to say aye. Aye. Opposed? Pat. Thank you. Thank you very much. I didn't hear you. Mark Miller appeared in the seat. Oh yeah. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Okay. PRD. Where is your seat? Charlie. Hey, at least I'm ride on the agenda this year. It's been Matty, and I am pleased to hear your expedited. I'm not as prepared. I don't have all my abatement, members on all that. Mine's been the library construction through Lawrence County. In the past, we've had about 3.3 million in fiber construction throughout the county. This year, we've invested another million in the county. Let's see an expansion over... Brian Svilevin Svilevin Svilevin Mitchell High School and South... South part of Mitchell City. The current serve is 1,000 and that numbers up again from 130 from last year. We've previously served 865 when I came here the year before and we're at 1,000 this year now. My project, our original project still stands as complete. We are just adding to that now. Lawrence Port is still on the agenda to build. It'll be an additional about 50 homes there. Our current projects that we're building now, we're adding an additional 500 homes to be passed. Our expansion number 1 to 2 year will encompass a non-funded area around Mitchell. Our current employees are 63. I've double checked three of those are from Lawrence County and as well as the board of director, Andrew Roberts.