Staff Reports: City Manager, Treasurer, Clerk, Planning & Zoning, Department of Public Works, Police, Engineer

City Manager Report February 9, 2026

AT&T Update • I recently spoke with the project manager for the cellular antennae installation in the Mt. Baldhead radome. She advised they haven’t been successful with getting the necessary historical approvals. As a result, their leadership team decided they are no longer going to pursue the “macro” project. • However, she advised they are working to move their project budget to install small cell towers. The project manager has reiterated with the leadership team that small cell coverage should be evaluated for Oval Beach as well as the other parts of town. They are assigned a small cell project manager and they will with connect me once they are in place. • This is certainly a huge disappointment for both the City and AT&T. We all have a ton of time and resources into pursuing this re-use project. I am grateful that AT&T remains engaged and committed to improving service through small cell options. That has worked well for Verizon, and I am hopeful it will for them too. Parking Survey • The parking survey is live! The short survey aims to help us better understand travel and parking experiences in Saugatuck. • The survey has been covered in the Commercial Record and Holland Sentinel, sent in our e-mail blast and community report, and shared on several social media pages. Paper copies are available at City Hall. • So far, we have had over 350 responses! • Any help you can provide in spreading the word would be much appreciated. The survey closes Friday, February 27, 2026. • Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SaugatuckParking Mt. Baldhead Upper Platform and Retaining Walls • The Mayor, Jon Moxey, and I recently met with the Tribal Nations to review survey results and next steps for replacing the Mt. Baldhead upper platform and repairing or removing retaining walls. • Based on the feedback we received, design engineering will begin and we believe we will be able to keep much of the same footprint that exists today. • We are still aiming for construction in either fall 2026 or spring 2027.

This Quirky Michigan Art Village Feels Straight Out Of A Dream • This article was a good reminder of not just why we do what we do and what we are charged with caring for, but to appreciate it with all senses. If you have a moment, please give it a read: https://everafterinthewoods.com/a-quirky-michigan-artvillage-that-feels-straight-out-of-adream/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAPniNVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4 Mzc5AAEe-1rDkHwdNZUHiEvgHO4JaICPxjrFM3lMJ79aK8lOa0l8HKQYnJIdo5U47c_aem_fF91bN5kAeEEg3OVrAzlD Q Miscellaneous • Held Department Head team meeting. • Prepared for and attended Kalamazoo Lake Harbor Authority meeting. • Met with KLSWA Interim Administrator. • Held one on one meeting with Public Works Superintendent. Blast from the Past • The following article was in the Commercial Record on 2/5/1970. As the City has recently completed work to establish a waterfront preservation district, is now undertaking an updated master plan that will also examine waterfront needs, and as the Harbor Authority works toward funding the management plan, it’s interesting to read about the historical work along the same lines.

Treasurer Report

February 09, 2026

Tax Administration • • • •

Responded to resident inquiries regarding property taxes and payment status. Researched returned or undeliverable mail and updated address records accordingly. Coordinated with the Assessor’s Office to update address and contact information to reflect current property ownership. Continue to receive summer and winter tax payments and preparing property tax disbursements to Allegan County, Saugatuck Public Schools, OAISD, Interurban, Library, and Fire. These distributions will continue on each payables through March 1.

Accounts Payable •

Processed regular payables, including the property tax disbursement batches. Reviewed vendor invoices for accuracy and consistency with prior-year charges. Processed escrow deposit refunds

Payroll & Benefits • • • •

Processed two payrolls. Coordinated a random drug screening. Completed 2025 W-2 processing. Prepared supplemental reporting, including: o A benefits summary for core employees, and o An overtime tracking summary to support OBBB reporting requirements.

Financial Management •

Processed credit card payments for permits. Completed the December bank reconciliation. Replaced fuel cards for the Shell station. Requested a credit card for the new Oval Beach Manager. A meeting will be scheduled to review usage expectations, internal controls, and applicable policies once the card arrives. Processed street-ends related invoices.

Investments and Banking • • • •

Initiated the transition to a new checking account structure designed to improve interest earnings while maintaining liquidity and account security. Began the process of converting Huntington-held certificates of deposit to the CDARS program. Initiated a banking relationship with Consumers Credit Union in anticipation of future certificate of deposit investments. Partially redeemed a certificate of deposit and reinvested funds in accordance with established cash management practices.

Miscellaneous / Administrative • • • • •

Assisted with multiple property damage insurance claims at varying stages. Prepared for and participated in the City’s annual Strategic Planning session. Attended the MMTA Winter Workshop. Provided inter-municipal support related to year-end payroll and information reporting processes. Renewed three annual service contracts.

City Clerk Monthly Report Elections • May 5, 2026: o SAUGATUCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS SINKING FUND MILLAGE PROPOSAL: This proposal renews building and site sinking fund millage that expired with the 2025 tax levy and restores millage lost as a result of the reduction required by the Michigan Constitution of 1963.  Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Saugatuck Public Schools, Allegan County, Michigan, be increased by and the board of education be authorized to levy not to exceed .5 mill ($0.50 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a period of 3 years, 2026, 2027 and 2028, for sinking fund purposes to be used for the purchase of real estate for sites, for the construction or repair of school buildings, for school security improvements, for the acquisition or upgrading of technology, and for all other purposes authorized by law (.4812 mill of the above is a renewal of millage for building and site sinking fund purposes that expired with the 2025 tax levy and .0188 mill is to restore millage for the same purpose lost as a result of the reduction required by the Michigan Constitution of 1963); the estimate of the revenue the school district will collect if the millage is approved and levied in 2026 is approximately $527,000? • August 4, 2026 - Primary. • November 3, 2026 – General. • 9-Days of Early Voting, drafted agreement with City of Village of the Douglas and Saugatuck Township to hold tri-community early voting site at the City of the Village of Douglas City Hall. • Residents can register to vote here: https://www.michigan.gov/sos/elections/voting/register-tovote#HowToRegister 23

Records Management • Received and reviewing 2025 ordinances for review from American Legal Publishing. • Digitizing city documents project will resume soon.

Meetings Prepared agendas, packets, and minutes for the following bodies: o One City Council Workshops. o Two City Council Regular Meetings. o City Council Strategic Planning. o Historic District Commission. o Planning Commission. o Zoning Board of Appeals. Participated in: o Department Head Staff Meeting. o Tri-Community Early Voting Planning. Job Shadow Day: o Gabi DeWeerd a freshman from Hamilton High School shadowed the clerk’s department on January 29th. She gained firsthand exposure to the operations of City Hall. During the day, Gabi observed a variety of clerk responsibilities, including records management, assisting in sending out mailer for zoning, meeting preparation, election-related processes, and customer service interactions with the public.

Special Events • Starting special event process for: o No Kings III event date: March 28. o Music in the Park event dates: every Wednesday 6-17-26 through 9-2-26. • Special event applications received for processing: o Community Pride Parade event date: 6-6-25. o Saugatuck Douglas Jazz Weekend event date: 6-14-26. o Town Crier Races event date: 6-20-26. o Fourth of July event dates: Fireworks on July 3, Parade and Party on July 4. o Venetian Festival event date: 7-24-26 and 7-25-26. o SCA Farmers & Artisans Market event date: 7-31-26. o Art in the Park event date: 9-12-26. • Special event application process completed: o SDAC Art Fairs event dates: July 4 and July 25 & 26. Administrative & General • Distributed 253 zoning-related mailers. • Processed 16 zoning permit payments. • Processed 6 business license applications. • Processed 4 FOIA requests, totaling 5.5 staff hours. • Received 9 Wicks Park boat slip applications. • Distributed 7 of 18 street end license agreements. • Created and distributed 20 community E-News blasts. • City Hall staff handled a total of 481 incoming phone calls. • City Hall Remodel: Received initial architectural renderings; a meeting will be scheduled with the City Manager and staff for review and discussion. • Managed front counter operations as the primary point of contact for walk-ins and phone inquiries.

January 2026 Department of Planning & Zoning Report Monthly Update Overview • • • •

Short Term Rental (STR) administration, compliance, and policy coordination. Ongoing development review and interdepartmental coordination. Sign ordinance text amendment updates. Historic District signage proposal recommended to Council.

Notable Activities & Progress • •

Prepared and presented the annual STR report to City Council and issued required annual notifications for available STR licenses in R-1 Districts. Continued STR administration, including resident meetings, application guidance, compliance checks related to property transfers, and coordination with Fire Department staff on process improvements. Coordinated multiple zoning and policy matters with legal counsel, including STR text amendments, sign ordinance updates, and enforcement strategy. Historic District signage proposal recommended to Council for approval. Held meetings with a PUD applicant, Historic District Chair, and other residents to continue project discussions. Maintained ongoing coordination with the City Engineer and planning consultant on active and proposed development projects. Communicated with the planning consultant regarding Master Plan scope and proposal.

Boards, Casework, & Operations •

Prepared agendas, packets, and materials for Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Historic District Commission, and City Council meetings; issued meeting cancellations where applicable. Issued permits, processed planning and zoning applications, conducted field inspections, and continued enforcement follow-ups on active violations. Maintained escrow and invoice tracking, participated in internal staff coordination meetings, and attended professional development training.

Ongoing & Upcoming • •

Continued STR compliance monitoring and enforcement. Ongoing ordinance updates and Master Plan coordination.

Permit Type Zoning Historic Right of Way

Permits Issued 2026 Number Issued

Year to Date Issued

3 2 5

3 2 5

Open Casework Items Associated with Granicus Short-Term Rental Hotline: 510 Butler

Special Land Use

PC approved with conditions. Applicant pursuing parcel combination.

102 Butler

Historic / Zoning

Rose Garden warming station. Plans in progress. Presented at PPW meeting and conducting survey. Will reappear before Council.

700 N Maple

Enforcement

Correspondence between resident and legal is ongoing.

510 Butler

Rezoning / Text Amendment

Application for rezoning and text amendment to be on Planning Commission’s February 19th meeting.

150 Dunegrass

Zoning

120 Mary/510 Butler

Enforcement

350 N Maple

Short Term Rental

Application submitted. Additional information requested from the applicant.

291 Sugar Hill

Zoning

Application for a new single family home.

530 S Maple

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

125 Elizabeth

Enforcement

Ongoing communication with resident and other applicable departments to come to an agreeable solution. Easement being pursued.

Single family residence proposed. Applicant working with Fire Department on access lane. Awaiting updated plans. Mature arborvitae planted as screening. Exceeds height limit for fencing. Met with owner to discuss remedy. Fencing will be removed in Spring of 2026.

Zoning

HDC approved exterior renovations. Applicant pursuing variance for parking layout. ROW permit pending.

640 Water

Zoning

PUD application recommended approval with conditions to Council. Tabled at January HDC meeting. Public hearing with Council at February 23rd meeting. Easement under review by legal.

589 Hoffman

Right of Way

Temporary encroachment awaiting for DPW review.

212 N Maple

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

202 Butler

Historic / Zoning

Application approved by HDC & Planning Commission with stipulations. Awaiting Fire Department review approval.

435 Mason

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

589 Hoffman

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

714 Park

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

540 Campbell

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

231 North

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

237 Francis

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

702 Lake

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

324 N Maple

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

329 Water

Short Term Rental

Application submitted, reviewed, and sent to Fire Department for inspection.

250 Mason

111 Park

Special Land Use

Application submitted to utilize existing ADU as a short term rental. Planning Commission will review in March.

344 Francis

Short Term Rental

Application submitted.

534 Joseph

Enforcement

Advertisement of short term rental without an active license.

719 Pleasant

Enforcement

Advertisement of short term rental without an active license.

Closed Casework 735 Park

Right of Way

Application received and reviewed by engineering and DPW.

646 Francis

Right of Way

Application received and reviewed by engineering and DPW.

955 Holland

Short Term Rental

Application submitted untimely. License expired on 1/30/26.

565 Weirich

Short Term Rental

Application submitted. Fire Department inspected. License approved.

580 Mason

Short Term Rental

Application submitted untimely. License expired on 10/28/25.

665 Spear

Enforcement

Complaint investigated thoroughly and no current violation found.

997 Maple Woods

Zoning

Deck permit application reviewed and approved.

208 N Maple

Enforcement

Right of way application for gravel in right of way approved.

540 Campbell

Short Term Rental

Application submitted. Fire Department inspected. License approved.

340 Grand

Zoning

Patio addition correspondence.

118 Hoffman

Enforcement

Inspection of complaint and no current violation found.

214 Butler

Right of Way

Application for street cut and boring to install a new service line reviewed by engineering and DPW. Approved.

246 Butler

Historic

Sign application reviewed and approved by Historic District Commission.

324 N Maple

Enforcement

Gravel area located in right of way without permit. Owner does not wish to have it replaced during the Maple St. project and does not need permit.

615 Park

Enforcement

Correspondence between legal and resident. Communication of Planning Commission’s stipulations and plans accepted.

297 Sugar Hill

Short Term Rental

Application submitted. Fire Department inspected. License approved.

297 Sugar Hill

Special Land Use

Application to rent an existing ADU as a STR while occupying the primary residence.

400 Culver

Sign in ROW

Application for temporary signage in right of way. On Council agenda. Approved.

649 Lake

Short Term Rental

Application submitted. Fire Department inspected. License approved. Total Closed in January: 22

Department of Public Works Below is a summary of notable activities carried out by the Department of Public Works since the council meeting held on 01/07/2026: Holiday Decorations: Most of the Christmas decorations have been taken down throughout the City. The only exception is the large holiday tree located in Coghlin Park. The tree-wrap holiday lights will remain within the downtown streetscaping until early March. The Public Works team is actively maintaining the lights as needed. Staff Update: AJ Brown has successfully obtained his CDL Learner’s Permit which allows him to operate the dump trucks accompanied by a fully licensed driver. Angela Stasewich has also made significant progress on obtaining her CDL. After reading the manual, she passed the General Knowledge portion of the written test. Once Angela passes the Air Brake portion of the Written Test, she will have her Temporary Learner’s Permit. Vehicle and Equipment Updates: Council approved the purchase of a new 2026 GMC Sierra 3500 pickup truck for Public Works. Delivery is anticipated in mid to late April. In addition, a new snowplow has been installed on Truck #5, replacing an older plow. Chain Ferry Arbors: The Chain Ferry arbors were successfully installed on January 7, 2026. This completes the installation portion of the project. Public Works will complete the remaining work once the weather improves. The scope of that work includes the reinstallation of brackets, hardware, cedar shake shingles, columns, and paint. Electrical Work: Electrical work has been completed at the Holland Street and Blue Star Highway sign location. Surplus Equipment Auction: Public Works is working with Ranger Bid to catalog, photograph, and set minimum prices on equipment to be sold. The equipment includes a dump truck, front-end loader, 2 salt spreaders, and a trailer. City Hall Elevator Repairs: Repairs to the City Hall elevator are ongoing and are expected to be completed by mid-February, pending delivery and installation of the new pump. Snow/Ice Control & Routine Maintenance: A significant portion of the past month has been dedicated to routine snowplowing activities and motor pool maintenance.

Meetings: • 01/05/2026DPW Weekly Goals Meeting • 01/06/2026City Manager/Public Works Superintendent Meeting • 01/07/2026LCWM SHNA Signage Meeting • 01/09/2026DPW Weekly Goals Follow Up Meeting • 01/12/2026DPW Weekly Goals Meeting • 01/13/2026Department Head Team Meeting • 01/14/2026Strategic Planning Meeting • 01/16/2026DPW Weekly Goals Follow Up Meeting • 01/19/2026DPW Weekly Goals Meeting • 01/23/2026DPW Weekly Goals Follow Up Meeting • 01/26/2026DPW Weekly Goals Meeting • 01/27/2026Bid OpeningMaple Street Project • 01/27/2026Elizabeth Street Meeting with Saugatuck Public Schools • 01/28/2026Department Head Team Meeting • 01/30/2026DPW Weekly Goals Follow Up Meeting

City of Saugatuck Status Report of Engineering Activities February 5, 2026 General Consultation •

Developed a proposal for inspection of larger culvert crossings and storm sewer outfalls. This work could be completed in phases and areas of concern could be prioritized.

Pavement Markings: 2026 work will take place in the spring. Current contract is 2025-2027.

Assisting with review of water and sewer agreements as needed.

EGLE Technical, Managerial and Financial (TMF) Project • •

The project is complete, final documents have been submitted to EGLE and notices have been sent to customers. Assisting staff with answering customer questions. Will be working with City staff on a plan to eliminate remaining unknowns and replace lead/galvanized services by the federal and state deadlines (11/1/2037 and 1/1/2041, respectively). Water services are being evaluated with all ongoing projects to help make progress.

Mt. Baldhead Projects • •

Restroom Building Replacement o Construction is complete except for a few items – doors, drinking fountain, concrete and restoration. Final site restoration will be completed in spring 2026. Observation Platform Replacement o Attended several meetings with area stakeholders and cultural resources specialists to help guide the design. o Based on feedback received, we are re-starting design work. o Construction is targeted for fall 2026 or spring 2027, depending on the timeframe for design, stakeholder engagement and permitting.

Maple Street Improvements • • •

The bid opening was held January 27 and an award is anticipated at the February 9 council meeting. A preconstruction meeting is anticipated to be held late February or early March. Incorporated sea wall repairs, resurfacing Mary Street (Water Street to Butler Street) and new valves on Water Street into the bid documents as separate items of work (outside the Maple Street budget). Construction is anticipated to be completed April – November 2026. We will receive a more detailed schedule once a contract has been awarded.

Park Street Improvements – Study Phase •

Park Street between Campbell Road and Mt. Baldhead has no specific non-motorized facility and a number of unique challenges and right-of-way encroachments. The asphalt pavement is deteriorating. A number of development projects have recently been completed or are ongoing along the corridor. A planning phase proposal has been developed to build on prior study work and develop a scope, concept and cost estimate for improvement of the corridor. The City received funding from EGLE’s Michigan Coastal Management Program, which will fund up to 50% of the planning cost. We are anticipating authorization to proceed at the February 9 council meeting. Survey work will commence shortly after, followed by a kickoff meeting to review the data and re-engage with the Parks & Public Works Committee, Park Street Study Group and other stakeholders.

City Hall Interior Renovations •

Prepared a conceptual floor plan that incorporates findings from the needs evaluation for staff comment.

Elizabeth Street Improvements • •

Planning phase services have begun. Topographic survey work is nearly complete. Projected schedule is planning work in early 2026, design in mid-2026, bidding in late 2026 and construction in 2027.

Village Square Court Renovation • • • •

The City’s application was selected for funding and the grant agreement is being executed. We anticipate authorization for design work will be at the February 9 council meeting. Survey work has been scheduled. We will assist the City with selecting a final direction for the tennis court/pickleball/shuffleboard area and then begin detailed design. We anticipate construction will take place in fall 2026 or spring 2027, depending on the timeframe for design, stakeholder engagement, etc.

Saugatuck January 2026

01/26/2026 13:55:13

Inspections

Total calls – 108

01/26/2026 13:50:44

Inspections

Total traffic stops – 21

01/26/2026 13:47:01

Inspections

Total school contacts – 19

01/25/2026 22:37:11

General Assist

01/25/2026 08:57:45

Check Welfare

Inspections complaints are property checks

01/24/2026 21:57:32

General Assist

Call Date/Time Incident Type

01/24/2026 01:01:39

General Assist

01/23/2026 15:33:38

Alarm

01/31/2026 23:26:45

General Assist

01/23/2026 06:32:38

Alarm

01/31/2026 18:17:02

General Assist

01/23/2026 02:25:39

Inspections

01/31/2026 16:32:22

General Assist

01/23/2026 02:18:37

Inspections

01/31/2026 12:56:44

Inspections

01/23/2026 02:11:16

Inspections

01/31/2026 12:52:37

Inspections

01/22/2026 23:22:14

General Assist

01/31/2026 12:48:00

Inspections

01/22/2026 03:22:49

PDA

01/31/2026 01:59:58

Loud Noise

01/22/2026 03:16:06

Inspections

01/30/2026 22:19:41

General Assist

01/22/2026 03:10:24

Inspections

01/30/2026 18:35:22

General Assist

01/22/2026 02:32:56

Alarm

01/30/2026 01:39:24

General Assist

01/22/2026 02:31:17

Inspections

01/29/2026 13:32:07

CSC

01/21/2026 23:45:15

General Assist

01/28/2026 22:39:41

General Assist

01/21/2026 09:54:00

Inspections

01/28/2026 08:07:09

VCSA

01/21/2026 09:48:52

Inspections

01/28/2026 01:52:17

Health and Safety

01/21/2026 09:45:06

Inspections

01/27/2026 22:30:59

General Assist

01/20/2026 22:18:04

General Assist

01/27/2026 18:13:59

Vehicle in the Ditch

01/20/2026 15:07:38

Check Welfare

01/27/2026 17:37:27

Suspicious Situation

01/19/2026 22:12:20

General Assist

01/27/2026 03:49:04

Inspections

01/18/2026 23:04:34

General Assist

01/27/2026 03:43:21

Inspections

01/18/2026 14:22:51

Assist Other Agencies

01/27/2026 03:37:25

Inspections

01/18/2026 02:54:19

Inspections

01/26/2026 22:04:00

General Assist

01/18/2026 02:46:48

Inspections

01/18/2026 02:39:55

Inspections

01/10/2026 22:16:54

BREATHING PROBLEMS

01/18/2026 01:32:53

Suspicious Situation

01/09/2026 22:57:08

General Assist

01/18/2026 00:05:01

General Assist

01/09/2026 03:08:46

Inspections

01/17/2026 09:32:13

Inspections

01/09/2026 03:01:58

Inspections

01/17/2026 09:28:45

Inspections

01/09/2026 01:05:19

Animal-Dog Barking

01/17/2026 09:25:19

Inspections

01/08/2026 22:53:57

General Assist

01/16/2026 15:37:32

PDA

01/08/2026 18:19:25

General Assist

01/16/2026 13:21:16

Inspections

01/08/2026 14:14:18

Inspections

01/16/2026 13:18:19

Inspections

01/08/2026 14:10:41

Inspections

01/16/2026 08:33:50

Open Door

01/08/2026 07:52:14

On Foot

01/16/2026 00:10:24

Ambulance

01/08/2026 02:19:11

Inspections

01/16/2026 00:09:33

General Assist

01/08/2026 02:10:53

Inspections

01/15/2026 19:44:51

Check Welfare

01/08/2026 00:49:39

General Assist

01/15/2026 10:12:46

Inspections

01/07/2026 10:58:35

Check Welfare

01/15/2026 08:13:55

Inspections

01/06/2026 22:19:12

General Assist

01/14/2026 23:26:06

General Assist

01/06/2026 18:38:46

Fraud

01/13/2026 22:28:54

General Assist

01/06/2026 10:43:48

Inspections

01/13/2026 19:17:56

Animal-Dog Running

01/05/2026 22:37:53

General Assist

01/13/2026 18:28:51

General Assist

01/05/2026 12:05:16

General Assist

01/13/2026 11:10:27

Inspections

01/04/2026 22:06:22

General Assist

01/13/2026 02:26:49

Inspections

01/04/2026 04:00:07

General Assist

01/13/2026 02:20:12

Inspections

01/04/2026 02:18:11

Suspicious Situation

01/12/2026 22:04:03

General Assist

01/03/2026 01:57:39

General Assist

01/12/2026 13:30:51

Inspections

01/02/2026 17:52:27

Found Property

01/11/2026 21:47:28

General Assist

01/02/2026 05:30:56

Intoxicated Subject

01/11/2026 18:50:58

Loud Noise

01/01/2026 22:03:38

General Assist

01/11/2026 14:05:16

General Assist

01/01/2026 13:24:46

Inspections

01/11/2026 13:33:14

General Assist

01/01/2026 00:38:06

911 Welfare - Misdials

01/10/2026 23:10:56

General Assist

01/01/2026 00:00:49

General Assist