Meeting of July 22, 2025

All right, let's all stand for the pledge of prayer. Pledge algiance 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, this morning I've asked third district master Gary Greenville to lead us in prayer this morning. — Pray with me, please. Heavenly Father, thank you for today. Thank you for giving us time to come together as we conduct the business of Brick and Ree County. We just ask that you be in our minds that we make the best decisions for the citizens of the community. And Father, I just want you to u bless those that have been affected by all the flooding we've had over the our country in the last month. It's just a devastating. Just ask that you be with those families and comfort them. All this in the name of Jesus. Amen. Amen. Thank you, Gary. Just have a copy and we're have a roll call, please. — Square Armstrong. — Square Beavenon. Square Greenwell here. — Judge Lucas. — Yes. — Square Albright here. — Square Moore here. — Square Henny.

— Yes. Here. — I said yes. I'm here though. Okay. Let the record reflect everyone pressed this morning. The first item of business is approval of minutes of the June 22nd 23rd 2025 meeting. I'll entertain a motion to approve those minutes. — So motion square. Any questions or discussions hearing? None. Take a vote, please. — Squire Armstrong. — Yes. — Square Beavenon. Yes. — Square Greenwell. Yes. Judge Lucas. Square Alro. Square Moore. Yes. — Square Henning. — Yes. — Okay. All minutes approved. Next item, transfers. I'll entertain a motion to approve transfers. — I'll make a motion. — Motion require more or second. — Second require all. Any questions? We had some fun fun transfers there. Hearing none. Table please. — Square Beavenon. Yes. — Square Greenwell. Judge Lucas. Square Albbright. Yes. — Square Moore. Yes. — Square Henning. Yes. Square Armstrong. — Yes. So yes, transfers are approved. Next item are claims. I'll entertain a motion to approve claims. And there's one additional claim on our bucket truck there that we just got in this morning.

So I enterain a motion to approve those claims. An additional claim. Okay. Motion Square Henny's a second. — I'll second more. Any questions? — Uh yeah, I've got just a few. Uh in the page one general fund, uh Robin board pool repairs. What was that? they he had to put a complete new electrical system in that thing. Uh he had mentioned last year that if we didn't possibly could go into the water and electrocute somebody. So anyway, that's well he did some other work too, but the biggest probably 10,000 of it was the electrical system on it. — Okay. — So we got an upgrade good good shape now. — Okay. And on page uh sorry I got two or three questions. — That's okay. Page two is a general fund. We look like we got some uh spam neuters for Grayson County and and some and a claim to Butler County, friends of Butler County for spam. — Nicole told me that the they are doing cheaper than Rover — and they actually come to the shelter and do it. — Yeah, they will. — So, are we going to start getting them? — She's going to try. Yes. — I think this was kind of a one time.

— No, we had it on the last meeting, too. They're trying to see if they can afford it is what I'm saying. — I think that's the biggest thing. — Okay. — Okay. Anything else? — Uh — yeah, under notic uh page four or five there was a reimbursement to you. That's for — kind of curious. I feel you're having to spend money and then get — Well, uh the painting thing last month, the girl that painted, she couldn't didn't want to wait for a month to get a paycheck. So, I went ahead and paid her out of my own money and then they reimbured me. This is for some umbrellas that we picked up. They had them on half price, heavy duty. We bought two of them, heavy duty umbrellas. And so, I went ahead and put them on my credit card and she's going to she reimburse me. — Okay. — It's all pool related is what it is. — Yeah. Man, that's when — I know. — Are we are we charging rent or anything at the pool for people to have activities? — Well, they we have pool parties and of course $5 a day for anyone that's not a member, but if you're a member, they swim for nothing. So, that's the way it's always been. I don't like that situation either, but — but for like birthday party, — there's a fee. — How much is that? — I can

say 15 $750 — and then you have to pay. Yeah. — $25 each. So, it's right at $200. — $200. — Count the life fee. — Oh, — it's booked. It's booked pretty well for You need to call call Ameilia and make sure it's booked pretty solid for the rest of the swimmers season. — I was just curious. There's a whole lot of expenses there. — I know. — I don't see a whole lot coming in. So, — there's very little. Well, this year it's been better than normal as far as the receipts from it. I guess it's been hotter than normal earlier. So, But it is a money pit. There's no doubt about it. It always has been. — Okay. Any other one more? — Okay. — On page one of three in the road fund uh a toll from affordable trailers. — Yeah. That was when our uh road tractor was down and we had to get paper taken to mean county. had two. There was two trailers — and he towed our tractor to Louisville Jeffersonville Jeff. — That was at the $1,500 claim. — We have two two of them. One in the general, one in the road. — John the 1500. — Who is — that? Somebody local.

— Oh, okay. I didn't I didn't realize who that was. I saw affordable and I didn't recognize. I thought we were getting somebody out of county. — Yeah, there's two claims. to haul paper to me county and the other claim was for like he said to haul one of the — I just didn't know who Affordable Tra was getting somebody outside the county. — No. — Okay. — Okay. Any other questions? — Sorry about that. — No, that's okay. That's all right. — Hearing none. Take a look, please. — Square Greenwell. — Yes. — Judge Lucas. Squire Albbright. Yes. — Square Moore. Yes. — Square. Yes. — Squire Armstrong. Yes. — Square Bevon. — Yes. Okay. All yes. Claims are approved. First item of old business is the second reading of ordinance number 2025 0623. And that's a street legal special purpose vehicle. You want to read that number? — Yeah. And you all have an updated one at your seat that changed the speed limit. Correct. — Changed the speed limit and then updated to require the windshield and some sort of windshield wiper. an ordinance of the Breen Ridge Fiscal Court relating to street legal special purpose vehicles. Whereas 2025 Kentucky Acts chapter 89

became law on March 26, 2025 and allows for the operation of street legal special purpose vehicles on certain highways within the Commonwealth of Kentucky if allowed by ordinance of the local government within those jurisdictional boundaries the highway is located. And whereas the act becomes effective on Friday, June 27th, 2025, and whereas the Breenidge fiscal court has determined that it is appropriate to allow the operation of street legal special purpose vehicles on specified highways within the jurisdictional boundaries of Breenidge County in accordance with the act in this ordinance. Now therefore, be it now therefore be it hereby ordained by the fiscal court of the county of Breenidge, Commonw, Kentucky. Section one, definitions. Section two, designated highways. Section three, exceptions. Section four, prohibitions. Section five, additional requirements. The foregoing ordinance, having received its first reading on the 23rd day of June, 2025, was given its second reading. Well, I won't say that yet. Okay. — Okay. I'll entertain a motion to approve second reading of ordinance number 2025-0623. I'll move.

— Okay. Motion squire. Hennings. Is there a second? — Second. — Second. Squire. All right. Okay. Any We have We have a gentleman wanted to talk about this uh ordinance as well too or potential ordinance that we're fixing to vote on there. — Yeah, you can. It' be better if you want. Be better. — Thank you for your time this morning. Um I didn't realize the procedure actually that I should have been on the — Yeah. agenda. I appreciate Brandon talking with you getting in here. I'm a little late to the game and I knew this bill was coming and you going to be reviewing it. Uh, you know, I've been a resident of this county for a home property here for 13 years. Resident here nine and and retired down here permanently uh from look and and one of the reasons I came this county was the beauty of the county, the simplicity of the county, just everything about it just appealing to me. And you know, but one of the things that we've seen in the years over the 13 years we've been down here, we live in a small community over here on our river and everybody knows the problems associated with off-road