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Approved 6.5.24 <br /> 399 Anthony Cecil: Yes, there's several families that live right there. My family lives there. My father lives <br /> 400 there. The Crabtree's live right there. We've never had a problem. I've seen people walking on the track at 2 or <br /> 401 3:00 in the morning. That's just when they're doing exercises because we have it well lit and then when we do <br /> 402 have to ATM brought in,we do have plans on putting more lighting out there for that purpose and taking a couple <br /> 403 trees down just for the simple fact to leave it more open. I used to be a deputy sheriff, and it's not the fact that it's <br /> 404 a bad area, but if you can prevent it,just take all obstacles out of the way. <br /> 405 <br /> 406 Delores Bailey: I appreciate that. My other question is how many years have you been doing the rodeo? <br /> 407 <br /> 408 Anthony Cecil: This will be 28 years. <br /> 409 <br /> 410 Beth Bronson: When will it be this year? <br /> 411 <br /> 412 Anthony Cecil: We actually moved it back a week. It's the last weekend of September. <br /> 413 <br /> 414 Beth Bronson: All right, good to know. Don't want to compete with Hog Day. I do have one additional <br /> 415 question, well just a few questions, did you say SECU did provide you with site plans for the Cash Points? <br /> 416 <br /> 417 Anthony Cecil: They did. They come out there and actually drew it out where they wanted it to put and then <br /> 418 1 think when they went and applied for the permit, they were told at the time the only place they could put it was <br /> 419 up under our shelter at the building which would take, it wasn't practical to do that. <br /> 420 <br /> 421 Beth Bronson: But to be clear, it was not the zoning that was the issue of a rejection; it was the <br /> 422 drive-through— <br /> 423 <br /> 424 Anthony Cecil: No, the zoning. The zoning is what shut it down. <br /> 425 <br /> 426 Beth Bronson: But if you had put it in the shelter, the zoning would not have been an issue? <br /> 427 <br /> 428 Anthony Cecil: I don't know exact, really what they were talking about, but that's what they were told at the <br /> 429 time. <br /> 430 <br /> 431 Beth Bronson: That's understandable. I mean the building itself,would it support having the Cash Points to <br /> 432 be able to drive up to, park and walk into it? Is that feasible? <br /> 433 <br /> 434 Anthony Cecil: No. <br /> 435 <br /> 436 Beth Bronson: I mean given that they would want to install a drive-through, would they be installing all of <br /> 437 the asphalt and pavement? <br /> 438 <br /> 439 Anthony Cecil: There's already some pavement there that they may be able to use but yeah, I'm assuming <br /> 440 there's a certain area they'll pave and I'm not sure to be honest with you. <br /> 441 <br /> 442 Beth Bronson: Yeah, I just wanted to know there was no site plan for adding it. It's kind of hard to <br /> 443 understand because there's also that parking lot that's adjacent to it,which I understand you use as parking, but <br /> 444 if there was a standalone drive-through, or pull up, ATM on that empty lot the two on— <br /> 445 <br /> 446 Anthony Cecil: Yeah, that's called the ticket booth on that little lot, and the other day I said, well that <br /> 447 wouldn't be a bad spot right there. <br /> 448 <br />