001Yeah, I came down. >> Okay, perfect. Thank you. Excellent. Excellent. >> Double or months. got there. How early school? >> Okay. >> It might be a couple minutes late. Can't find it. your name lately. >> Yeah, she'll be she'll be fine. >> Yeah, >> have to go to >> probably rehabilitative basically >> and it was Audrey. She gave you something. Yes, the 20. >> That's a classic. >> Yeah, it looks good. It's loud the whole way. Real loud. We >> start. There we go. >> Okay. Uh, board of education. Ladies and gentlemen, you're hereby notified that there will be a committee of the whole meeting of the board of education, school district number 40 at 6 p.m. on Monday, August 11th, 2025 at the Molen Education Center, 1900 52nd Avenue Molen. There we go. And
002uh, opening of meeting. Can I get roll call, please? >> Audrey Adamson >> here. >> Smith >> here. >> Ramona Dixon. >> Jason Frell here. Lindseay Hines >> here. >> Jeff Mayus >> here. Laura Severson, Abigail Greenley, Verun McCulla. Wait, no, he's not here, right? Oh, he's gross. I'm sorry. >> Um, an approval of minutes. Um, we approve the minutes of the committee the whole meeting of May 12th, 2025. So moved. Second. All in favor? I >> public comment and participation that during the second and so we have a presentation now a graduation debrief and proposals from Dr. Savage and Mr. Jamar. >> All right. Um we just wanted to take a little bit of time and have a opportunity just to talk about our experience moving graduation to Friday night of Memorial Weekend. Uh
003Chris and I made a little procon sheet. You do have a copy there in front of you. Um I'm going to turn it over to Chris here in just a moment, but um just want to remind everybody of the arrangement that we had with Vibrant Arena a in an attempt to try to see what it would be like to have commencement on Friday night. Uh the arrangement that was made with Vibrant is if they did not receive a sixf figureure booking by February 20th, they would allow us to have the Friday night as our primary date or our first choice. If they received a booking prior to February 20th, we would automatically get bumps to the Sunday of Memorial. So, we thought we would try it. Um, the last several years, our commencement has been
004on Sunday night. We shared the date with two other districts, I believe, uh, Pleasant Valley and North Scott, and, uh, we thought we would give it a try. And with anything, there are advantages and disadvantages. Uh we had uh some different experiences on that first night and some extenduating circumstances that caused us to start late, but there were some other uh experiences and factors that came into play from starting on uh from having the uh graduation on Friday as well. Vince and I had a meeting with Vibrant after the commencement as well and talked about some of our concerns from the cost factor, from the issues with the long line outside the door, the doors not opening up, uh long lines at the concession, some concerns that we had received from parents and community members
005regarding to sound issues. So, all in all, we did our best to really um work with Vibrant to address our concerns, make sure that we were heard um notwithstanding the date of that Friday night and some of those issues that we had as well. So, I'm going to turn it over to Chris to kind of go over the pros and cons of having graduation on the Friday night of Memorial as opposed to Sunday and then talk about really where that leaves us moving forward. >> Yes. Good evening everyone. Um, as as we look at these, uh, Dr. Savage and I, um, listed out the pros and cons of, um, Friday versus Sunday, uh, like Dr. Savage said, we wanted to try it. We've had we had some community members asking about not having their whole,
006you know, weekend broken up by having a graduation ceremony on Sunday. Um, so we were willing to try it. We had several factors that kind of made it very difficult, as you know, many of you were there could find out. Um for me um most specifically was the very late start. Uh we had um for a variety of factors we had Marcado and one other event happening simultaneously making parking very very difficult. We never encountered that on a Sunday before. Um we had lions waiting outside. Um we think we fixed that communication issue with the vibrant. um they uh are going to make sure they talk to me as their contact person if they want to make any changes in plan. Um and so uh from a from a community perceptions standpoint, I was very
007personally discouraged that we had to wait so long that I had to ask the community to wait for their graduation ceremony. This is the pinnacle of course of 13 years of schooling and so many people in the community um wanted to celebrate that. And so um I personally would like to do anything to avoid that in the future. Um, and like we said, we believe with in addition to the concurrent events, it was a Friday. You know, we had people getting off work uh who struggled to get there on time as well. And so when we saw the lines wrapping around the block, you know, we think that's that's also a factor. Um, some of the um cons listed on the column on the right, yes, we didn't have to share with anyone. We didn't
008have to hurry in or hurry out. um that was nice but it's kind of outweighed by the other factors um that that are present. So um not like I said not sharing the event was nice but the cost is significant of course as you can see um it was a time rush. We had seniors had that rehearsal that morning and they had they had commencement that evening and so anyone who was involved with graduation also had their full day of work at the school and then we had to you know go there and that you know that was stressful as well for students and staff alike. talked about concurrent events. Um, we could move it to another weekday, but we are also want to be very sensitive that people are traveling from out of state
009to see this graduation. Many, you know, many people and we want to keep it close to a weekend as possible so that people don't have to take as many days off or make special arrangements um with their own work and to see commencement. Um, graduation invitations were something that we found out by having on Friday. um February 20th is too late for our invitation, you know, for just to make invitations with a specific date on it. So, we had May of 20125 on the on the invitations and not a date specific one. It's a keepsake for families. Um and so that was another kind of complication that we discovered having it on a Friday. Um so, from my perspective, it's a bill. I just don't ever want that to happen again where our community has
010to wait like that. I mean they don't they deserve to have things happen smoothly and on time um and without waiting outside in the heat um as well because people not everyone can tolerate that very well. So um it's my personal recommendation that you consider us moving back to a Sunday not only for the you know uh monetary reasons but for all the logistical reasons I've outlined as well. So >> have any questions for these terms? >> Really just kind of going through the other pros. Um, obviously the financial piece going back to Sunday where we would share that cost equally with the other two districts would save uh more than $10,000 which is considerable. Um, there's a break between the school week and the graduation ceremony time to prepare as Mr. Moore indicated. It
011also reduces the likelihood of interference with any state qualifier athletic events which is something that we would have to deal with on the Friday as well. And really the the biggest issue that we have heard as far as having the graduation on a Sunday is splitting up that holiday weekend for families where it might be their only opportunity to get away and get out of town as a family. So those are really the pros and cons. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. Um when Vince and I had the meeting with Vibrant and Vince, please feel free to speak up uh anything that I might have missed. Um they did indicate to us that um other districts are now calling them asking for that date on on Sunday night. They want that third spot. And
012it it occurred to me that we are now holding two dates. They are seeing that as an opportunity to fill those two dates with two districts. and the likelihood of us being able to hold on to two dates I think is not going to last very long is my personal opinion. Um they already reached out to Mr. or more immediately wanting to know what our decision was even though, you know, as far as they know, we were moving forward with the same arrangement of February 20th, but I didn't know about the invitation debacle of them not being able to put the specific date on on the invitation. I didn't know about that until much later. Um, I think it was good that we tried it. I think that that is what we should be doing.
013I think we should be trying things. Um I think the financial piece is significant. Um that said, we wanted just to kind of bring these factors forward to you all and open it up for a dialogue. There isn't really an action item. Although um you know, we do have to follow back up with Vibrant. And so just kind of wanted to take a pulse and um have that opportunity to get your input and feedback or any thoughts that you might have had based on your experience or guidance for us moving forward. >> Yeah, they they had been running so smoothly on the Sundays. I 100% agree. I mean I I as a parent with multiple kids and multiple activities, I get that those weekends are hard to come by if you do want to get
014away, but I just think the pros outweigh the cons for that. like Sunday was it for me. >> Um wondering so I know like particular like Davenport schools they rotate which time they're at. Would you be locked in for that Friday I mean for that Sunday evening slot or is there potential that they would rotate us at all through the other times on Sunday because I know some of the other districts I mean they're one unit but still I know they kind of switch around. Is there a possibility that Vibrant would be like or other schools would try to bump around so that way we're at a different time on the Sunday? As far as I know, Vibrant did not set those times. It was North Scott and Pleasant Valley that set those times. Um,
015and so it would be a matter of getting them to change, and it's my understanding that they were firm on their times when that arrangement was first met. I'm not sure if you've heard differently since then. >> No, that's the same thing I've heard with other schools that even on the side once they have a time, they have the right to kind of retain it. So, >> okay, we can certainly ask, but I just didn't know if we would. I mean, right now we're saying Sunday evening. if in the future they'd be like, "Okay, now we get to shuffle or if there's going to be that or we get to lock in." >> Are there any uh logistical issues to moving Project Graduation back to Sunday night from Friday night or is that easy to
016do? I mean, >> from my perspective, it's very easy to do because, you know, the the venue in past years has been Wharton and so, you know, the same kind of procedure would apply. I don't see any I don't see any difficulties. >> I will take this time to have you all volunteer to work the casino portion of that night right now. Sunday evening, Lindsay's in. Okay. So, as long as I got you all written down, you're all running the casino games next next week. >> Yeah. Just a couple of things more of just me injecting my own opinion on it all. You know, for for starters, it's it's show business. And as they say, there's no business like show business. And especially with with you two primarily taking center stage to the event, you
017know, when when it's your run of show, it it can obviously you you wear that, right? and and certainly there was some negativity I saw on social media, but that's kind of like what social media is for. Um, but all in all, I thought thought that the evening was incredibly inspirational. It really really was in so many ways. And you know, I I had I'm not a father of a a high school graduate yet, but it seems to me like it would be one of those evenings that you want to kind of remain frozen in time anyways. So if if it was whatever it ended up being about half hour, 40 minutes late to to actually get the show on the road, um you know, in the grand scheme of things, you know, it's it
018it still was a very very beautiful and inspirational night. That said, I'm brand new to the board. So that was my first experience with it. Um but I I I certainly want to commend you both you guys for how great of a job you did, especially Mr. Moore. I mean, those hundreds of names that you have to read off it. It It was It was incredibly inspirational. So, I guess I I I'd like to finish with um I I think just based off the pros and cons, what what is currently staff's recommendation moving forward for this? >> When you say staff, >> would would you prefer to just Yeah, you Yeah. Personally, my Yeah, I would ask you to consider moving back to Sunday. Um I just got question. Do we think that the reason
019it's been so smooth on Sunday is because they are fully staffed because they've got other events coming through and they're like it's one small thing on Friday night. We're not as concerned about that. Is that that's just something that's popped in my head is like how how is it so much easier when you've got multiple events happening that we've been able to get in there and get it done. Um, that said, if that's the case, I'm fine with going back to Sunday. The the breakup of the holiday weekend is an inconvenience, but not something that you can't get over. You know, it's, oh, well, this is our this is our Sunday plan, this child's graduating. And I I think that having gone through other graduations that went just off the hitch to have something like
020that where it's you know you get people coming up to you. I I had a child graduating and it's like my family going what what's happening? Is it like this every year? Like no it's it's really not. So, you know, doing it that way, make it easy on you guys, making it hopefully run smoother because they I don't know if they just care more when they've got more districts to cater to or what. Uh I I don't see an issue with it at all. um you know if that's at least gives you a good another jumping off point with uh with vibrant I think you know and if we can get it locked in sorted out and now we don't have to play the waiting game until February that's even better >> that was somewhat
021stressful as well but you know worth a try and you know I'm I'm glad that we tried it you know we don't know unless we try and I think that there might be some benefit for families to just know when it's going to be moving forward and not have to wonder, I guess. >> Yeah, >> we appreciate the guidance uh very much. So, thank you. >> Thank you. And and Mr. Moore, >> you know, when you retire, if you want to come back and continue reading your names that night, >> yeah, I think we'd all appreciate it. So, thank you so much. >> Thanks, Chris. >> Thank you. >> Move to adjourn. >> Second. >> All in favor? I >> All right. Follow the order of the regular meeting of the board of education, school
022district number 40, immediately following the committee of the whole meeting on Monday, August 11th, 2025 is the Mullen Education Center, 1952nd Avenue in Molen, Illinois. Uh, okay. Can I have a roll call, please? >> Arty Adamson >> here. Chad D Smith >> here. >> Ramona Dixon, >> Jason Ferrell >> here, >> Lindsay Hines >> here, >> Jeff Mayus >> here, >> Laura Severson, >> Abigail Greenley. >> Thank you. Uh we don't have any board members participating remotely. Pledge >> of allegiance. I aliance 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. >> Okay. Approval of minutes. Can I have a motion to approve the minutes of the open session of the regular board of education meeting
023of July 28, 2025? >> Some moved. Second. >> Any discussion? And I have all in favor. >> I >> Okay. Uh minutes of the closed session of the regular board of education meeting of July 28th, 2025. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Discussion. All in favor? >> I >> Okay, we'll move on to communications, public comment. >> All right. Uh consent agenda. Recommend a motion that the board of education approve the actions contained in the consent agenda items A through L2 and M through O as presented. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> Roll call, please. >> Lindsay Hines. >> Hi. >> Jeff Mayus. >> Hi. >> Ry Adamson. >> Hi. >> Jason Ferrell. >> Hi. >> Jesse Smith. >> Hi. Okay. Uh the recommended motion that the board of education approve the
024action contained in the consent agenda item L3 as presented. >> Second. >> Any discussion? Hearing none. Roll call, please. >> Jeff Manis. >> I Adamson. >> Hi. >> Jason Ferrell. >> Hi. >> Lindsay Hines. >> Hi. >> Shut the Smith. >> Hi. >> Um Okay. Uh 5B recommend a motion that the board of education approve the action contained in the consent agenda item P as presented. >> Second. >> Any discussion? Have a roll call, please. >> Arty Adamson. >> Abstain. >> Jason Frell. >> Hi. >> Lindsay Hines. >> Hi. >> Jeff Mayus. Hi. >> Chad Smith. Hi. All right. Um, moving on to number six. Approval of memorand of understanding between youth service bureau and molen co valley school district number 40. The recommended motion of the board of education approve the memorandum of understanding
025between youth service bureau and molen co valley school district number 40 for the 2025 2026 school year. Second. >> Any discussion? >> Hearing none. Can I have a roll call, please? >> RJ Adamson, >> I. >> Jason Ferrell, >> hi. >> Lindsay Hines, >> hi. >> Jeff Mayus, >> hi. >> J Smith, >> hi. >> Okay. Uh, approval of second reading to adopt new board policy 7255. Student who are parents, expectant parents or victims of domestic or sexual violence. Recommended motion that the board of education accept for second reading to adopt the new board of education policy 7255. Students who are parents expectant parents are victims of domestic or sexual violence as presented. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Any discussion hearing? None. Can I roll call please? >> Jason Perrell. >> Hi. >> Lindsay
026Hines. >> Hi. >> Jeff Mayus. >> Hi. >> Audrey Adamson. >> Hi. >> Chad dismiss. >> Hi. >> All right. Number eight. Reports, requests, and open discussion. Dr. S. >> All right. Last week the Ed Center was buzzing with energy. We had the new teacher induction with 32 teachers new to us as well as our new administrator induction. We have five new administrators new to Molen and six current employees who have accepted new or different administrator roles within the district. We had nearly every single room here filled last week with professional learning of some kind. and I honestly can't even remember what we used to do without this building. We are so grateful for this collaborative space. Also, last week, 16 high school students completed their CNA certification this summer, and two of our nurses,
027Don Carneahan and Rachel Adams, taught the course at Blackhawk College using the college's equipment through a facility use agreement. The pinning ceremony was a positive celebration and was a great turnout of family and friends. The CNA program at the area career center is typically one of the programs that has the most student students on the waiting list. So, it is our charge to find creative ways to offer additional sections in the summer so students don't get turned away. We are also in the process of looking for grants and donors to be able to acquire our own equipment so that we can host the class um at Molen High School moving forward. At the last m uh last meeting, you approved theou with the Molen Police Department to house a search and rescue drone on the
028rooftop of Molen High School. As promised, you should have in front of you a copy of the talking point sheet from both Chief G and myself. This was also given to all principles today so that they can be prepared to answer staff and student questions about it or as students show interest and learning more about this or other emerging technologies related to the use of drones, law enforcement, or emergency response in general. You may have seen some work being done outside of Roosevelt Elementary lately. This work is considered a phase one project for reducing traffic congestion at arrival and dismissal time. A new parent drop off and pickup lane has been cut into the existing previously fenced in area near the small parking lot. Cars will now enter there and proceed around the entire large
029parking lot coming out to exit right towards Molen High School. New fencing, signage, and painted lines will complete this phase, and future phases will further minimize congestion during these very busy times of the day. And Chad, I believe you have a picture there if you'd like to pass that down just to show um what that phase one project will look like. Um, as a reminder, in approximately five weeks on September 16th, we will be hosting the Illinois Association of School Boards fall Blackhawk Division event. Our responsibility, as a reminder, will be to provide the venue, organize uh for the meal to be catered, which we will be reimbursed by IASB, and provide a student or program spotlight. As a host, we will receive eight complimentary registrations and one free professional development session for our board.
030If you recall, I believe last year we had uh a board self-evaluation PD. Um so something like that we would be able to bring back um complimentary. Other than that, IB takes care of everything. So I was hoping to begin to gather some information such as who would be interested in attending. Um, I can also send that out so you can begin to check your calendar. So that is Tuesday, September 16th. Um, and also if you would like to host the event here and spotlight our new ed center or if you had another venue in mind. Um, and then also if you had a preference preference for a meal or caterer you would like us to explore. Otherwise, we will just do some exploration. And if you had any suggestions or ideas for student performances
031or program spotlights you would like us to explore, >> I will be there. So mark it down. Um I don't know in terms of I'm trying to picture the past ones if we think spacewise in here like for those who have also attended. I don't know >> in terms of enough space for round tables or whatnot in here we think we could be okay. I mean, we could always also spread out into the our little diner area for eating and then and then have more chairs in here for people to come sit for the program part two. >> That's true. But >> and maybe once we get the numbers from Katie, if there is a much larger turnout, we might need to consider a second venue. >> Yeah. >> I know um the last time
032we hosted, we used the um Bpack lobby. >> Yeah. I think highlighting this space would be lovely though. previous ones usually like I've seen this now where they do a tour of something and then prior like a half hour prior and then have the meeting. So, you know, it comes to mind right away that this is a great chance for us to show off our football field and show off our new facilities there with our marching band, maybe our flags and just do some kind of big unveiling of of Browning Field and all of the work that's been there prior, then come here. It might be >> that's a great idea. The one question I have that Vince Vince and I just were discussing is that's what's the date on that? September >> Tuesday, September
03316. >> Okay. So, there's a possibility I believe that they might be finishing the track. >> Probably painting the track. So, potentially. >> Okay. So, it's just that's just something to keep in mind. >> Sure. >> But otherwise, I think if anybody has any suggestions for anything that Dr. Savage pointed out um you know try to put our best foot forward and and showcase what we have that'd be great and if you can make it obviously let uh let everybody know so we can play according >> very good and uh lastly as always board of education members are always welcome to attend the morning of our all staff institute day which will be held this Thursday August 14th at the Bartlett Performing Arts Center from 9:15 a.m. to approximately 11:15 a.m. It is one of
034the most positive and exciting times of the year where all of our employees are together in one place to celebrate our students, our colleagues, and the school year ahead. And I imagine a very proud day for board of education members. We also have an exciting keynote speaker coming that has a phenomenal story to tell as well, and his name is Damon West. uh we will post it as a board activity um and we'll reserve some seats in front for you as an honored guest guest. So please let me know if you would like to attend it. I have a schedule there um with the two um time blocks highlighted there for you. So we'd love to have you if you would like to come. >> I'm very excited to attend especially the uh the the
035guest keynote. I even put question marks because I was going to ask you after this meeting if I could attend that. So >> absolutely. We'd love to have board members there and I think the staff really likes to see you there as well. >> All right, >> that's all I have. Thank you. >> Thank you, Dr. Sanders. Does anybody else have anything for discussion? >> I would say is I appreciate the fast turnaround on uh the uh Logan uh >> yes >> thing uh in terms of ceiling. So, I just want to say I think our staff um and team here in terms of responding quickly to something that's happening so close to the start of school is pretty impressive and uh grateful that that uh will have minimal impact on the start of the
036school year for those students. So, >> have we had any I just had a quick question. Uh any updates on the dry run for the new u parade route? I know that when that was presentation there was some concern about that corner and they test run. Do you know if they've done that or had a chance to do that? >> I haven't heard any updates. Um Chris has not brought any concerns forward. Um we put that forward uh in a press release uh jointly with Chief G. We had that out in our summer newsletter just to make sure that the word got out and did get some press on that. We've received zero phone calls. Um I did Chris did tell me that I think the class of 1973 did their tour on Saturday. they
037didn't like it. But um I believe that was the only of course negative feedback that I heard um was the class of 1973 um as but other than that I've not heard of anything um as far as that um I know Chris is prepared to talk to his staff a little bit more in detail about it and be ready to answer any questions. Yeah, chief notified all the residents along the braid route there that would be impacted. Um, so they did make contact with them as well. >> I know they had talked about like the flatbed trucks and some other stuff of like >> test run of like that and I know he's typically as their bigger truck and ones that maybe would avoid that corner normally the types of trucks that now would be
038going down those. So I think that was the conversation he had things I didn't have. So, we could probably get a hold of just one of the, you know, get a hold of a Coupeman or somebody else that pulls one of the big flat beds and say, "Hey, would you mind just and let us let us put a couple things here on the edge of your truck and make sure they don't fall off when you go around that corner really slow?" Um, >> swim team usually volunteering. >> I'll sit I'll sit on it. >> It's a great fun. >> But I don't trust that Cootman wouldn't drive faster than he could if I was hanging out. >> You were the one in there. Yes. >> So, but you know, whatever it takes. I'll double check
039on that. I hadn't heard. Um and and with anything with change, there'll be some kinks to work through, but you know, I I really had wanted to get that message out early in the event that we had a lot of, you know, communication to follow up with, and >> we really hadn't heard much. >> I think what went out in the newsletter was great. I mean, it answered, it gave little room for questions because it focused on the safety and the need to make a change for that. And so you can't really be like, "Uh, no." You know, you can be like, "Oh, that's too bad." But then you can't really I don't think there's room for a lot of push back then. So I think the focus was great. >> I think the people
040that I've talked to that have raised any kind of issue are the ones that fall back on extradition. And then when you present them with the facts of why this change needed to be happen and what the alternatives were if we didn't make the change we're making >> they don't really have a way to defend their >> their thought process on it. >> Exactly. >> Like it's so much shorter like believe it or not >> it's not >> it's actually a little bit longer I think. And I think, you know, just given the the car accident that happened last spring with the two students that got hit by the car and thank God are okay and as well as the car that jumped the curb at the homecoming parade last year. That I think was
041just the that was it for a lot of people and in time to make some safety changes. >> I think you know we're altering a tradition, but we're still doing something that isn't done in a lot of places. I know we've talked before about when you've talked to families that come here and they're like, "We haven't seen anything like what we do here." So, you know, we're not canceling it. We're keeping it central to the school. I think we're just making it better and safe. So, >> I'm looking forward to it. >> Um, kind of following up on homecoming, is there a reason we don't put the homecoming early out on the schedule? cuz I every year I mean it's never on there that that day that it's early out and I've had several people
042ask over the last few years like when homecoming is going to be so they can figure out you know. >> Right. >> That's a really good question. >> I don't know why it's not on there. >> It's um Friday September 19th >> at the very minimum. We could update that after it comes out. >> There's no there's like a succinct one that like lists all the days but that early out is not on there. That's a really good question. the one that comes out like that that that's the one that goes through the committee and it's the guaranteed days and I think that there might the only thing I can think of is that homecoming is going to get scheduled >> that >> later after that that's the issue is the calendar committee will do
043their they'll put those out hard copy but we can go back and edit that >> we can add it because >> just having it on district calendars that are clickable >> I get a lot of questions about that >> we can add it and just add it in a different color So, it's clearly an addition. That's a great suggestion. Thank you. >> We will get that added. >> Does anybody have anything else? >> Yeah, I'd like to just commend the staff, um, the many dedicated workers to the school district. It's the week the kids go back to school and being married to a teacher. I know truckloads of work go into it from from the facilities to the custo custodians, the HR department for having us completely uh 100% staff going into the school year.
044It's uh you guys are like that classic uh figure of speech of ducks on the water. Um keeping your cool getting the the entire district ready to commence classes again. So I'm excited. Um, I kind of my kids gaming councils are excited for them to go back to school and I just appreciate all the hard work that goes into it. So, thank you. >> All right. Well, um, we will now move to close session. I get a motion to go into close session to consider the purchase or lease of real property for the use of the public body including meetings held for the purpose of discussing whether a particular parcel should be acquired. >> So move second. >> All in favor? >> I get a motion to return to open session. >> So moved. >>
045Uh any discussion? All in favor? >> I >> Okay, we have no action to take. Uh so the next step is can I get a motion to adjurnn? >> So moved. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor say I. >> I. >> Okay. Motion to journ >> wanted to give you