07/29/25 Commissioners Special Meeting [19:45-22:05]

So, to connect this bridge, there's a thing attached to these ordinances to talk about the different bonds. So, Chad, Chad, new pounds, adult, whatever it is, what it is, what it means, I feel like it's, what it is going to be, I'll say all, like, do these ordinances, do these bonds actually cover what, I mean, is that, is that legal, or is there something, because I'm not necessarily sawing them in the state stage. It addresses, posting them on, didn't get names on that stuff, but it doesn't say how much so, in that case, there's a half a gun before you judge, and they set the bond, there's an average ofancies, or are these ordinances all right, or Chad, and today, this is what it's going to cost you to get that. Yeah, what you're doing is you're looking for something very useful. And so, is the amount reasonable? I've had dogs, cases previous to pass, so I'm not, again, I'm prejudging future cases, where I found the $300 for animal reasons, you know, they're medical expenses, things like that, and it doesn't matter. There could be a situation where a hamster, it doesn't cost me $100 to keep a hamster for them. I don't see hamsters out fighting people, but I'm just throwing my hypotheticals up to pick. You know, most of the stuff should be applied with reason and count of the sense. There's some horses that, $300 a month, wouldn't even touch them, and then there's some horses that are, I've got one of them in any way, they're all wearing them, it goes up to, to the field that I own, and it sprays the snow back, and it is fat, but it won't be heavy. Easy people. That's right. So, you have to follow everything with reason and count of the sense, but as far as the standard goes, I always have to be reasonable for the circumstances that, and I've not seen, for the most part, I think the officer should work well, for the most part, I think, chef, reasonable.