Based on the list of officials provided and the phonetic context of the transcript, here is the speaker-attributed version of the town hall meeting: [0:00] **Matt Montgomery (Mayor):** Item E: confirm appointment of Samantha Meyer for joint Planning and Zoning assistant position; Item F: introduction and first reading of ordinance 351 granting a franchise to Mediacom Minnesota; Item G: purchase a ventilator with bi-level support; Item H: 2266 approving conditional use permit for alof Triplex; and Item I: approve encroachment agreement for Tillan Brewing. Are there any items anybody wishes to bring off of the consent agenda this evening? Item I—we will—that will actually become Item 7E. [0:43] **Matt Montgomery (Mayor):** Any—any others? If not, the chair will take a motion to approve the consent agenda minus Item I. [0:43] **Chris Nobach (Council Member):** Motion. [Transcribed as "so"] [0:43] **Chad Johnson (Council Member):** Second. [0:43] **Matt Montgomery (Mayor):** Motion by Nobach [Transcribed as "mik"], second by Chad [Transcribed as "Cedar"]. Any further discussion? All those in favor? [0:43] **City Council Members:** Aye. Aye. [Transcribed as "I I"] [0:43] **Matt Montgomery (Mayor):** Oppose? Agenda is approved. At this time we're going to move on to council business and that moves us on to Item A: Fire Department's 125th year anniversary and Chief... [1:28] **Matt Montgomery (Mayor):** Anderson. [1:47] **Ty Anderson (Fire Relief Association):** One thing, when I'm done talking here I'd like to, you know, take these back because they are only samples of what could go on. It could change, you know, as far as what's added or pictures or whatever else, but I just want to put something together here tonight for you guys to look at to see where we're at for the 125th anniversary. Good evening, I'm Ty Anderson [Transcribed as "tyd"] with the Cannon Falls Fire Department. I'm here tonight on behalf of the Cannon Falls Relief Association. I will make this brief as I know you have a lot to accomplish tonight in our agenda. Before we—we are requesting up to $2,910 to publish a commemorative book for the last 125 years of our fire department's history.