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[1:28] Second, one down, Russell Raymond motion to approve the permit application for October 3rd, the motion carry 5-0, that Astra is just fit.
[1:39] It's a typo.
[1:41] Any other discussion on that? If not, all those in favor of accepting the motion?
[1:53] Aye,
[2:02] aye, aye.
[2:13] No, it's going for you.
[2:17] No, it's going for you.
[2:19] That's right, you're going to go for it.
[2:21] Yeah, oh, yeah, that's real.
[2:22] Right, right.
[2:23] Right, right, right.
[2:23] And if you want to see the DRLQ and C and things,
[2:28] then they can add and now for them.
[2:30] Now for them.
[2:32] Or for them.
[2:33] Or for them to sit straight away.
[2:35] But they don't try that.
[2:37] No, no, no, no.
[2:38] It's your own wish.
[2:39] There is that one game that's in one game.
[2:41] Are you sure that you're having a good talk?
[2:44] All right, is there a second on that?
[2:46] A second.
[2:47] And any discussion?
[2:49] Not all those in favor?
[2:50] Hi.
[2:51] Oh, it's Kate.
[2:55] I'm going.
[2:58] One day event permit applications, the N-E-E-C-A annual
[3:03] triathlon on September 19th, which is an annual.
[3:16] What's that?
[3:17] I thought I'd be able to feel it, but I can't feel it.
[3:20] Do you know what it's called?
[3:23] This is something I did see something about something else.
[3:28] I don't know if it was that.
[3:30] I don't know.
[3:32] But it's appropriate anyway.
[3:34] Be on the safe side.
[3:37] Second.
[3:38] Any discussion on that?
[3:40] If not all those in favor?
[3:41] I thank you.
[3:58] Next on the list, the Apple Mine's Club Boot Drive on October 10.
[4:05] At least when I hold the car.
[4:15] Again, another annual event,
[4:22] is there emotions?
[4:23] How much no birth?
[4:25] Second.
[4:28] I have the right one.
[4:37] Okay.
[4:37] So that book drive is going to be on October 10th.
[4:42] From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
[4:44] And it's going to be down here for light's main and extreme street.
[4:50] Any questions?
[5:08] All those in favor?
[5:10] Hi.
[5:10] I post.
[5:12] I'm staying.
[5:15] Thank you.
[5:23] Does that mean you can't sign a permit also?
[5:35] Ask another papers.
[5:43] But you can go left or go left.
[5:44] How do we say that one?
[5:46] Go left.
[5:48] Go left.
[5:48] Thank you. Pumpkin Festival. October 24th. Brittany, you won't come down to the hot seat, please.
[5:57] Anyone else coming up the most in the next few days? Keep your company or not?
[6:02] Sure, yeah.
[6:02] All right, that's comfortable.
[6:04] Yeah, so I understand.
[6:07] So you just have a couple of maximum.
[6:12] Thank you, Brittany.
[6:22] So before we get too far into this, this is a pumpkin festival.
[6:25] the festival include it's on October 24th, 10 to 5, 10 am to 5 pm down its solar lake park
[6:33] correct. And the festival will include pumpkin contest, trunk retreating, face painting, vendors,
[6:43] food trucks, raffles and it's free to the pump. And you're expecting 100 plus people and you're not
[6:50] food beverages, but you'll have the food trucks, yes. But they don't, they don't, they
[6:55] don't, they don't, they don't. Yes, I just speak to Board of Health, they know they
[6:58] have to come, fuller on the permits, and she has to inspect them. So let's get a motion on the
[7:05] table first, and you can't vote on it. How about, no, it's a sister. How about Mark,
[7:17] and Mark
[7:21] We go step-to-art.
[7:30] Okay. I consider my daughter's not legal set up. You know what? Probably best not.
[7:37] No, it's not legal set up.
[7:43] Okay.
[7:45] So, anyway, let's get a motion from I'm in a motion to approve the event.
[7:52] On a second, or do you want the top seven or the curve for the discussion?
[7:55] Okay.
[8:01] They did not schedule the right date, then I know.
[8:04] The nurse is on the 17th.
[8:07] There's I.
[8:08] I've heard this.
[8:08] I heard something.
[8:13] When they have a permit in our packet,
[8:17] this is the next one up.
[8:18] Right.
[8:19] It's October 16th and 17th.
[8:21] Yep.
[8:21] And then I'm doing a rain game.
[8:24] I don't know.
[8:24] I know that I remember about.
[8:28] I can't remember.
[8:29] Are you a fine student?
[8:30] Why in Spockham?
[8:31] Annual haunted hay ride.
[8:33] Do they have a rain game?
[8:35] Yeah.
[8:36] Okay.
[8:37] But we just wondering if this was going to come play.
[8:40] Okay.
[8:41] So we have a motion made in second.
[8:45] Questions?
[8:46] Do you have something else that you want to present to us, Fred?
[8:50] I just wanted to present that, so I'm here and to have myself and my sister come late, we wanted
[8:55] to do something that really just incorporated everything in the town.
[8:59] It's free to the public, it's free to vendors that wish to set up.
[9:05] I'm going to be asking businesses in town if they wish to set up their tables, advertising,
[9:11] also local charities, seeing a police station or a fire station,
[9:17] one setting thing to do with it.
[9:19] Hopefully, the first annual pumpkin festival,
[9:22] this is something I'd like to continue doing,
[9:24] just to give us something additional for the town
[9:28] and that's why we wanted to do it at Silver Lake to highlight
[9:31] one of the town's best amenities.
[9:33] I do have, I brought little trophies from a local rede printer.
[9:38] Um, just trying to get a lot more people into town, see our local, you know, vendors, but we have to offer.
[9:48] And, yeah.
[9:50] Okay.
[9:51] Questions?
[9:53] I did have one question.
[9:54] Did you need a rain date?
[9:56] I did.
[9:58] I did.
[9:58] I was wondering if I could have the rain date around October 25th,
[10:01] but we'll just be the following day.
[10:15] I think Jeff has had it over to look at a calendar, I guess he just went out of the room, yes.
[10:22] Yes, Nick?
[10:22] I'm going to line without thinking of a radio.
[10:25] No, sir.
[10:30] Okay.
[10:32] I'm sure Jeff will be back in just a moment.
[10:34] If I'm guessing that's what he went to Jeff.
[10:40] Follow the two more to them.
[10:41] Thank you for creating this festival.
[10:45] Thank you.
[10:45] I thought very nice and thank you, you're a wonderful, thank you.
[10:54] I'm going to get some, can you some competition today,
[10:57] so that's kind of why I, you know, thought about that.
[11:02] I'm keen to know one that doesn't, they haven't done it for the past couple years.
[11:05] They kind of did one last one.
[11:07] I know when I was working with keen high school, I was rated 20.
[11:11] It's been stopped it, but I thought they went back to it.
[11:15] Yeah, last time you last thought did it.
[11:16] Some of the students in my house.
[11:19] I've got a problem.
[11:21] They've got a bed, so what do they like?
[11:23] They're ready, mate.
[11:25] It's a rain day.
[11:27] It's good.
[11:28] I'm good.
[11:29] All right.
[11:30] I don't want any problem that in the rain day.
[11:32] That's OK.
[11:33] You folks?
[11:34] Yeah.
[11:36] All right.
[11:38] Any other discussion?
[11:41] If not, all those in favor?
[11:42] I.
[11:42] time, though it is a post, those who stand on the same day. Thank you. Thank you.
[11:50] Thank you. Thank you.
[11:51] Good luck. Thank you.
[11:53] Good weather.
[12:00] Is that all right for me to add a rain date on this?
[12:05] Here.
[12:17] You said the 25th, correct, pretty?
[12:20] Yes.
[12:35] Which happens when you're supposed to sign.
[12:41] And don't pass that one down.
[12:43] If he's not supposed to sign that one.
[12:52] Okay, next on the list.
[12:55] That's all Orange Eagles.
[12:57] Five K on April 24.
[13:05] Yes?
[13:06] Okay.
[13:06] Somebody's waiting for it.
[13:10] Somebody's planning ahead.
[13:11] It's time to train.
[13:23] Okay.
[13:24] Can you wear?
[13:25] Can't be here.
[13:27] Yeah.
[13:27] Kristi, Teba.
[13:29] Thank you for attending.
[13:33] This is for a 5k on April 24th.
[13:37] The 9 a.m.
[13:38] The 12 30 p.m.
[13:39] I'm going to start at the Eagles Club on that 99-half-foot street and then at the same place.
[13:52] Yes.
[13:52] But yeah, what do you tell us about it first?
[13:54] It's going to be a fundraiser for multiple sclerosis.
[13:58] And we've been trying to do one for a long time now.
[14:02] And we're hoping it will start to be able to do that nearly.
[14:07] I have waivers and registration form with me and I know if that's something you needed to see.
[14:16] I have a flyer with me.
[14:19] And I have a route.
[14:22] I have a route.
[14:25] I have a route map out for a dog.
[14:29] And I have a route map out for a dog.
[14:32] We have learned this.
[14:35] Yes, we did.
[14:35] We did a signature.
[14:36] Do you have any of that too?
[14:38] We have.
[14:39] We have that.
[14:40] We have.
[14:41] I'm also.
[14:42] So you have your list of dues and the all-in-all right here.
[14:45] There are things.
[14:47] I don't think so.
[14:48] I hope so.
[14:50] Oh, that.
[14:50] I hope so.
[14:53] Okay.
[14:53] You have a motion to a second.
[14:56] Okay.
[14:57] I need to finish.
[14:58] My discussion is.
[15:00] This relates to the YCA race, which must be somewhere around that time.
[15:07] It's typically a couple of weeks afterwards. You're talking about the BGs.
[15:14] Yes, that's earlier in the morning.
[15:15] That's the second Saturday, I'm April.
[15:18] Yes, it's usually the Saturday.
[15:20] It's probably the third Saturday.
[15:22] Correct. Correct.
[15:24] That's cool.
[15:25] Yeah.
[15:26] Fourth Saturday.
[15:26] So
[15:31] that would be an issue two weeks to regret.
[15:38] Yeah.
[15:39] I don't know.
[15:41] And you spoke to the line for you at all about this?
[15:44] No.
[15:46] We didn't feel it necessary because it's...
[15:48] It's a week after they do their activities.
[15:52] I just feel that if they're pulling people from outside,
[15:55] it's unity that, um,
[15:58] It kind of competes with their race, you know,
[16:01] suddenly, well, when I think about the Y and C race,
[16:04] we're going to be in the English race and say it's a week.
[16:08] I think it's a courtesy in the, I think the C race,
[16:11] that they think people positively about it or if they haven't,
[16:15] if they have any, if they will, that's going to hurt their race at all.
[16:17] So we can do that.
[16:21] And then they have to assume they say, you know, no, no problems.
[16:25] However, no doubt this has been a good idea.
[16:28] Since they run their race for quite a few years,
[16:32] Yeah, we're information sharing it like certainly for ideas and things people also watch out for.
[16:39] I like the idea to talk with them.
[16:43] But hey, they don't.
[16:44] My opinion is that it's not conflicting on dates and so I don't think it's up to us to determine who's going to go.
[16:55] I believe probably most of our attendance will be a lot of the equals for not
[17:00] town members and stuff like that anyway.
[17:05] Yeah, probably not maybe targets that may be some overlap, some of them, but
[17:11] those of you who want physical fit in that tattoo are two weeks, right?
[17:17] Not me anymore.
[17:21] Any other discussion?
[17:22] You know, if not all of us in favor, can you sign up on?
[17:28] Aye. Aye. Aye.
[17:29] And that looks like it was your name.
[17:31] Thank you.
[17:32] Thank you.
[17:33] And thank you for the money.
[17:34] Time to do your homework.
[17:36] That's for sure.
[17:37] Yes.
[17:38] I want to tell that one.
[17:40] Six months, seven months in advance.
[17:42] I'm impressed.
[17:45] Thank you.
[17:46] Thank you.
[17:46] Thank you.
[17:47] Thank you.
[17:47] Excuse me, everything was welcome.
[17:48] you will get any information to me on Facebook, so I can help you have a guide there.
[17:53] Thank you.
[17:53] Sorry.
[17:54] Thank you very much.
[17:55] Thank you very much.
[17:55] You're welcome.
[17:56] Have a good one.
[17:59] Okay.
[18:00] We can all sign that one.
[18:01] I think.
[18:04] All right.
[18:04] Last permit.
[18:06] Multi-day event.
[18:07] Permit application for the Lions Club annual hunted hay ride on October 16th and October 17th.
[18:19] It's an annual event, or it hasn't been pretty much an annual event, I guess.
[18:25] And you are...
[18:26] I'm Gale Spring.
[18:27] Gale Spring, though.
[18:29] Do you want to give us a link?
[18:31] You want a little longer?
[18:32] Sure.
[18:36] Here consistently looking for outside skips this year, and right now we have six from outside
[18:44] and multiple from inside, and we are going to do the hybrid.
[18:50] Friday the 16th and Friday the Saturday the 17th, we just hope to spoke to everybody
[19:00] and have some fun and give back to the community.
[19:06] Sounds good.
[19:06] And you're going to have a full day of hot dog, soda, coffee, chips, snacks, how about
[19:11] that going to be served?
[19:12] Correct.
[19:13] How are you sleeping here on that?
[19:15] We have a food ragan.
[19:16] I can't really have a group from that period.
[19:21] Yes, I can do that.
[19:23] Just wasn't thinking that far in advance.
[19:25] Okay.
[19:26] What's your question?
[19:29] And same thing on.
[19:30] We have a motion on the floor.
[19:32] I'll make a motion to approve.
[19:33] Same thing.
[19:34] Go ahead.
[19:35] Give me a second.
[19:38] You know, same this time for myself.
[19:40] We got a knowledge of the public.
[19:43] All the problems.
[19:44] and we know how to use tractors and we are in constant contact with the place department in fire department, and now we do trucks with trailers.
[20:05] And the people who are excited to hear the fact, yes.
[20:09] Yes.
[20:10] Yes, yes, yes.
[20:12] Any other questions?
[20:16] You know what?
[20:17] I'm going to say this.
[20:19] I feel like young to learn how to make it.
[20:24] Bridget.
[20:27] Thank you.
[20:29] Bridget.
[20:30] Brittany, sorry.
[20:32] Bridget.
[20:36] Yeah.
[20:36] Gail.
[20:39] You're talking Halloween things, both of you.
[20:43] Wouldn't one compliment the other if you did all of the same time not for the sheeter, but something just to think about in the future
[20:52] we could
[20:53] It's not we
[20:55] just always kept
[21:00] They're been a couple of times when there was
[21:03] What is it?
[21:05] the flight thing would eat something
[21:09] Tripoli and all that stuff and once with COVID that we couldn't do close contact for anything like that.
[21:19] So we actually did do, we went to down to the valley, we bought a bay, box of pumpkins and put them in the back of my truck, and we brought them up and we had gave them out.
[21:32] All the kids that wanted to come, they went home, they did their carving, did whatever.
[21:39] The following weekend, we just went there, did a contest and handed out the prices that we had in stock.
[21:49] So, yes, we have done it before.
[21:54] I would say that definitely work is serving, but then on the other hand, if you do the one you're going to do it this year, you have two best of the year.
[22:03] Sure.
[22:05] Yes.
[22:05] Two best, we can go to both of them.
[22:08] Absolutely.
[22:10] True, true.
[22:14] Any other discussion?
[22:16] It's not.
[22:17] I wasn't there.
[22:18] All right.
[22:19] All right.
[22:19] I don't know what to say.
[22:21] What?
[22:22] What?
[22:23] Which?
[22:23] Which?
[22:51] Thank you.
[22:53] Thank you.
[22:55] and the line for us.
[22:59] OK.
[23:03] Onward to, uh,
[23:06] instructional services up date.
[23:10] Chair, public comment.
[23:12] Public comment?
[23:13] Oh, any public comment?
[23:16] Thank you.
[23:20] No?
[23:21] All right.
[23:23] Institutional services up date.
[23:25] Yeah.
[23:25] I spoke with Bob.
[23:26] You'll probably be here in the next meeting for a important person, but things are still in
[23:32] process.
[23:33] You did have a vendor come out to look at the structures on Main Street.
[23:40] We're awaiting a quote.
[23:44] He's also been in contact with the environmental firm for additional testing on its best
[23:50] in the 465 being 3, and since, and you probably see emails for the public's knowledge,
[24:01] but grant that our town planner had authored with US and PA, there are some phones that
[24:07] are allowing assessment of the former theater building on the environmental side.
[24:13] So we're going to try to learn as much as we can about both of those buildings.
[24:16] It'll, it doesn't hurt us, it only helps if we have more information, we'll get better quotes.
[24:23] Because everybody will know what they need to do with the demolition piece, if that's what we're going.
[24:29] So that's in process and he's working on it pretty diligently, so.
[24:33] We hope to have some numbers and more chemistry.
[24:36] And just hoping that he would have an email out in the next day or two.
[24:41] Okay.
[24:41] I walked in with him today when he was coming back, you know, and for a lot of other people in the building too, I guess.
[24:49] I said, you can, you know, that box.
[24:53] Okay.
[24:58] Next up, the police department update. She's moved so
[25:10] far.
[25:13] Actually, the time tonight, I appreciate it.
[25:15] I just want to come get some updates on the police station, things are going on down here.
[25:18] So you guys have kept an old first good station repairs and improvements, as you know,
[25:24] this past June, the voter's reported to allow this $60,000 that capital plan put for
[25:30] work for me to do some station repairs and some upgrades there.
[25:36] So the money so far we had four log trucks, four of them, full of logs from the trees
[25:43] that were taken on the side of the building.
[25:45] Most of them were disease dying falling down, so I'm glad they got those out of there.
[25:50] But they're just going to direct the four truckloads that went out.
[25:53] From our morning, this whole new gutter system going on from the building that's been leaking
[25:56] for years.
[25:57] We tried to patch it, fix it, save it, has been working, and that caused a lot of the damage
[26:03] to the front of the building.
[26:05] And that had nothing to do with the sprinkler system, I got into in a minute.
[26:08] But we got a stuck-o company coming and fixed the front.
[26:11] And then we had to protect what was fixed, and that's why I got painted, and that color was selected by the majority of the police department, the members of the work there.
[26:20] It got down to some interest in discussions, but that's what we ended up on.
[26:24] Very too salmon.
[26:26] No, no, no, we didn't go with the little black and fire station anymore, we stayed in the United States.
[26:33] I also, the ECW has been fabulous with us.
[26:38] They came down as you know, they'll do the line painting, now they came down and read
[26:41] it all the lines in the parking lot, I had some stuff for, so that was pretty set of paper
[26:44] to paint.
[26:46] And every time I call, all people just, they come down and help us, they're just cutting
[26:50] brush.
[26:50] They're cleaning something up, so all 90s, that's what you're doing.
[26:55] We have the new signs that we're installed out front, that I think looked fabulous, and
[26:59] should be out there for decades to comment on what was used to, you know, to manufacture those.
[27:04] There was a section of work on the rear of the building, nobody saw, it was, it had some
[27:08] small trees growing out of it, it was literally about to fall out. That's been all repaired
[27:12] again, more water damage, not to do with the sprinkler system, but just water damage.
[27:16] And what the company was able to commit, it was going to look like anything was done. And
[27:20] we also replaced some of what got us out back. New chaneling fence got put up, there was
[27:25] an old wooden fence that just we walked out one day and had to think fell over.
[27:29] So we replaced all of that.
[27:31] We're going to do, it's going to be a side roof.
[27:34] You simply, the cruisers are parked.
[27:35] The officer's going out over there.
[27:36] There's no roof over the stairway there.
[27:38] We had that officer's fault.
[27:39] I call them before.
[27:40] And the doors are just getting beaten up by the weather.
[27:42] So we're going to have a roof put over there,
[27:43] to protect everything over there.
[27:45] We should be going to the next month or two.
[27:47] And then we also have another door that's going to be replaced.
[27:49] So we have a lot of things going on down there.
[27:52] I've got many and many confidence.
[27:54] I don't think so.
[27:56] Under the flood recovery,
[27:58] I think most of you, from May and back in November, we had a sprinkler system but we was in the back half of the building.
[28:04] Maya and its vendors spent well over one million dollars fixing the damage it was in there.
[28:10] It was about 60% of the inside of the building.
[28:12] We just had it gutted, electrical, drywall, everything had to go.
[28:19] We're on the home stretcher there.
[28:20] We were a small punch list and hopefully in the next few weeks that's kind of completed.
[28:24] And what I would like to do, once we really get that tightened up, if it's given the board,
[28:29] I want to coordinate with Bridget and get some type of tour, date or time.
[28:33] You guys can come down, take a look at it, capital plans and calm.
[28:35] And anyway, it wants to stop down, so you can see what this money's going.
[28:38] I think it's important.
[28:43] Another topic.
[28:44] Some of you might remember when I was being interviewed for the position I'm in now.
[28:50] One of the things I thought about was a policy review policy procedure review,
[28:54] which was well-known and very needed.
[28:58] Since then, Chief Parker and I have worked
[29:01] to find a fiscal irresponsible software
[29:07] that we could use for that.
[29:09] We found one.
[29:10] So we're going to split the cost on that,
[29:11] and see if it's several thousand dollars
[29:12] for us to do that for fire employees.
[29:16] The policy is needed to be brought up
[29:17] to the day standards for law enforcement.
[29:19] The total review and revamp,
[29:21] but it's probably going to take about 10 to 12 months.
[29:22] It's talking hundreds and hundreds of pages of documents.
[29:25] We already have one, but unfortunately, so much so it's so antiquated and outdated and has to be brought up to today's standards.
[29:35] The process itself, to it it'll be on-voins.
[29:37] It'll be evolving through case law and in post and other state agencies that come out with different things that we need to address and change.
[29:44] So on the police end of the time, because Mazik and we have two other staff members that volunteered, who are very, very sharp people.
[29:53] they're going to be working on overhauling, we've been having an eye-opening.
[29:58] With a conjunction with me, I guess.
[30:00] On approval and say, and then we'll start putting things forward. The system itself is, it can actually
[30:04] get an app on the power of phones and the group. They can look at it right side on seeing if they need to.
[30:10] We want to also want to get a new app to take a stroke. They can go through it, read it,
[30:13] acknowledge it, and we get the new receipt sign. So, it's a checksum balance today.
[30:19] That's on the policies
[30:20] and procedures.
[30:23] Next meeting, I'll be bringing a new officer with me. They actually graduate
[30:29] which can be categorized in a model with a different state.
[30:31] So on the 22nd, we're going to come back.
[30:33] We'll do the swearing-in on the 22nd of the board.
[30:35] He actually started out as an intern for us.
[30:38] And he was looking for a home and various parents' market.
[30:42] And it's going to be nice watching and graduate tomorrow
[30:44] and having come down the staff.
[30:46] So I'll bring him here on the 22nd to meet you all.
[30:49] Also, next meeting, I'll have Sergeant Paul Fordlumin,
[30:54] going to update you as far as on a very generous donation
[30:57] from a local company that went to the police association.
[31:01] It's going to get forward to the town.
[31:03] This is going to be for a drone.
[31:05] And we'll get into any questions or anything.
[31:07] Next, because Sergeant Forens will house not mine.
[31:10] He went and got his, I let's license for all that stuff.
[31:14] And a fight of fire and also this,
[31:15] but with Captain Salty's, it also has one too.
[31:18] So, we'll be able to use that with both departments.
[31:23] And one other thing, because I believe Mr.
[31:26] Maxwell's mentioned a pass to, but I want to get a no-knock registry going.
[31:30] Is that this before? I just haven't had a chance. So no-knock registry, so my next
[31:35] comment is, quote, this is a text payer and it's the root sheet, but not a people that
[31:40] knock on my door now for a solo or something else to say, you know, I think it's permanent,
[31:44] they have the red to do it, but a lot of cities and towns have it, what's called a no-knock list.
[31:49] And all the next few months, I want to try and set that up, the government, the wheel, what this,
[31:53] somebody comes in, bridge you get a permit, they'll get the print out, don't go to the house.
[31:59] And again, we're going to be reasonable to that if we get contact data, we're supposed to come here.
[32:04] We'll be contacted, they're on the list, knock it off.
[32:06] You know, a few strikes and then you're out with them.
[32:08] And I would gladly say any of your permits done, you know.
[32:11] I want to work over that in the next few months.
[32:13] We'll do a good mention.
[32:15] Yeah.
[32:15] I appreciate it.
[32:16] That is in the queue, which is pretty busy.
[32:21] Yeah, that's about all I have, but tonight any questions on anything that I mentioned, sir?
[32:29] Do you do a lot of the sir that you talked about?
[32:32] Do you need to do this at the next meeting?
[32:34] Is there a swearing incidentally?
[32:36] It'll be that night.
[32:39] I might be making him do it right here.
[32:41] That would be nice.
[32:43] And this is just one.
[32:44] You know, if that all the time is one, it's the last time was six.
[32:48] And we couldn't let up here, but we'll have it.
[32:51] It'll be, I'm going to work out the Nancy, to make sure that we can do that, but I think
[32:55] one officer up here, and we can do up here.
[33:01] All right.
[33:02] And the answer?
[33:03] Thank you.
[33:04] Thanks.
[33:05] Thank you.
[33:05] Thank you.
[33:08] Okay.
[33:09] Next up.
[33:10] Victor License.
[33:12] Legislation.
[33:13] Question.
[33:15] Yes.
[33:15] So I'll refer to the board that in your packet under my report, I kind of just update everybody.
[33:24] There are two of the boards away because it's sponsored after some folks came in asked for
[33:29] additional board of licenses for package source, beer and wine, beer, wine, malt package
[33:37] or if all of our liquor stores, we have three liquor stores, we have five existing packaged
[33:44] stores with beer and wine.
[33:48] And through the process and through town meeting in your board, the town did approve and
[33:54] authorized the submission to our legislators of local, a home rural petition, or to seek
[34:02] legislation to increase those quotas.
[34:04] So in your packet on the second item down, I've cut and pasted, you've seen this because of the e-mail tamper, but you'll see each bill 56, 52 and 56, 53, it's in here.
[34:21] It's in, it's under my report.
[34:24] Oh, on the yard, I should have said that, yeah.
[34:26] I don't have the other one.
[34:31] Well, you know what?
[34:34] That's okay. I have them. I have them. I would just concern about everybody else.
[34:40] That's a report for her. Sorry.
[34:43] Okay. And you know that is that. No, that's for you.
[34:45] Okay. Yeah, maybe I just didn't manage to.
[34:48] Well, I had my book so probably didn't get handed to me.
[34:50] I think I was using it.
[34:52] So just as happened, just as happened to us before,
[34:56] It was right before COVID, and we didn't want to cap a restaurant out of all licenses for
[35:05] restaurants.
[35:06] We had a couple of inquiries, and the last thing we want to do is not to have restaurants
[35:11] over time, we wanted to encourage it for economic development of the purposes.
[35:16] So we filed that legislation to five years to get through, and the photo was increased
[35:21] by six after COVID, and now we have six licenses that are still sitting there.
[35:29] If you know anybody wants to break a restaurant to tell anybody,
[35:33] we have licenses for that.
[35:35] And thank COVID for slowing the roll on that anyways.
[35:40] So this board, you have the packets, some packets or owners come before you,
[35:45] some convenience or owners interested in offering alcohol in addition
[35:49] to their other products at retail.
[35:52] One story is sure, these questions are similar to what we got when we're trying to get the
[35:57] restaurant legislation through.
[36:00] In the state, they have a committee on consumer protection, professional licensure.
[36:07] I guess I'll be nice and say they're what they need to safeguard the licensing process.
[36:16] So they're asking these very specific questions.
[36:19] Are the five all-out, all-in-five, one-in-malt,
[36:23] going to specific businesses, who are they?
[36:27] names of address of each.
[36:30] Now, that's not the tell meeting approved.
[36:33] Maybe they approved, let's increase the quota.
[36:36] And then it's the licensing authorities discretion
[36:38] is to wear and how they go.
[36:40] But that's the question we get.
[36:42] So, and you'll see the other questions.
[36:44] So I put together some draft responses.
[36:47] I don't want to answer for the board on this,
[36:49] or substitute my feelings for what Tom Eating has voted.
[36:56] So if you look at draft response to that,
[37:00] I say the select board is not yet voted licenses
[37:03] for specific parties, those several existing convenience
[37:06] or owners of express interest in being able to also sell
[37:10] wine and malt or alcohol beverages.
[37:12] is part of their business plan.
[37:15] Discussion today,
[37:18] lean towards,
[37:19] and just trying to make word to you,
[37:21] the select board is local licensing authority,
[37:23] to first consider existing businesses
[37:25] for any additional licenses.
[37:29] So it's really important.
[37:30] Court will respond, sorry, I'll turn it back to you.
[37:32] Question, do we need, you know, I like that response there, and it's very simple, very simple, very simple. Businesses that have expressed an interest, we need to list the names and addresses of the businesses that have expressed an interest.
[37:47] We can, if it supports intent that these, what, if we get these quarters, it's going to go.
[37:53] So I thought they may want to see that there actually is an interest and that he evidence
[38:00] is that these are the names and places that have kind of got to have expressed an interest.
[38:07] They won't necessarily go to those.
[38:09] But we do have a record right from your meeting of who spoke.
[38:14] So we could frame it as they haven't been selected, but we've had at least X number in wisdom.
[38:22] Yeah, these people have expressed an interest, obviously, they would still have to go through the fall here.
[38:29] On the way, it sounds a little bit like a bluff.
[38:32] Well, they're interested out there.
[38:33] We don't have people, you know.
[38:35] That's enough.
[38:36] So they do have to be addressed for all of all.
[38:39] I believe it's to convey these stories.
[38:41] And the other one is just beer and wine.
[38:43] I believe it was.
[38:44] Yeah.
[38:45] I think it didn't come forward last year about this.
[38:50] Yeah, they were here.
[38:51] So, we don't want that as a discussion for the rest of the world.
[38:57] It's pretty much all of that.
[39:00] So, just on the other side of this.
[39:04] So, we only put, we're looking for five licenses growing, and we're looking for ten licenses.
[39:09] We're looking for three people.
[39:11] Our three businesses are looking for it.
[39:14] I almost, I would almost rather not list any businesses, just because they're,
[39:21] They're definitely going to turn us down for all five.
[39:24] Wouldn't I get a couple of them, but you know what I mean?
[39:26] I just don't think that asking for 10 and only given three businesses
[39:31] they're interested is going to be our benefit.
[39:36] I'll see that one.
[39:37] I have a question, Sean, because I can't remember.
[39:41] Is it legislation coming up?
[39:42] We're somebody's trying to introduce it or was it a valid question about doing away
[39:47] with state control or whatever you're talking about?
[39:49] It's a good question.
[39:50] I believe that's within, it's within one of the omnibus pills that they're talking about now like when they're at changing their local zoning on us.
[40:00] Yeah. Yeah. So there is something about reverting more authority to cities and towns for like a licensing.
[40:06] I can look that up and they have to report that to it. They do the economic development.
[40:11] I can't remember the whole work.
[40:14] I've been going to mention that, and I've mentioned that, and my report that the same
[40:20] bill that talks about changing dullings or a part of all of it, it does have a provision
[40:24] that returning control of legal licenses to Mrs. Palais, and the original law of Mrs. Palais,
[40:31] who passed on the stand-in, over the weekend, and made her own determination on the appropriate
[40:34] I think that might not be active sort of time or fear of lying.
[40:45] Yeah, that's all right.
[40:46] That's all right.
[40:47] Just a little bit more.
[40:48] Yes.
[40:48] Yes.
[40:50] Thank you.
[40:51] Again, I don't think it does.
[40:52] But I think that it is in that predominant film,
[40:55] which at least number of centimeters,
[40:59] three, two, two, eight, that's currently in the comments.
[41:03] The other change, why did we put it in the last time?
[41:07] It was set from pre-1, 7, 8.
[41:08] We have to come out and comment and take a change in order.
[41:12] I want to keep us on our time.
[41:17] Okay.
[41:18] Thank you.
[41:19] Any questions?
[41:21] I'm just going to say, we don't need to.
[41:23] I'll take all this feedback and we can revise this very particular decision.
[41:28] That's hard for groups sometimes.
[41:34] So I guess I need to know, I can give you a list of who attended, you can decide next meeting, whether the list or maybe we should.
[41:45] The next question was about, if they are not slated to go to specific businesses, so if we're not going to list specific businesses,
[41:54] The committee always requests a date stamp zoning map which defines the areas the licenses are going.
[42:03] And let me see why they're doing it because they don't trust the local licensing authority.
[42:09] They don't say it that way, but they say, you know, I don't mean to take your funds.
[42:17] I'll just say they told my, they already told my change in the zone and had to happen.
[42:21] We figured out the zone and they would change it.
[42:24] They were telling my change in zone and for housing.
[42:26] I wouldn't.
[42:28] I wouldn't.
[42:28] Just to help us stay coordinated, I guess.
[42:33] Anyway, so I have two draft responses.
[42:37] One, this one's tough.
[42:40] Because we heard from people that were interested in doing this.
[42:44] I don't still don't have an economic, like I don't have an argument, I can make you tell me answers to why this is important to town light, I can't tell you.
[42:53] But it is important to the business people that, to their business plan.
[42:59] So that's what you're kind of wrestling with.
[43:02] So my thought here on this alternative response is, and that's what this map is, and it wasn't colored, but I guess it copied in black and white.
[43:11] When we did this for the restaurants, they wanted zones and they wanted economic development zones and they wanted addresses, we didn't have any, but we do have.
[43:22] We do have a zoning map, and then what we did was looking at our zoning for restaurants,
[43:30] we created these kind of rough, and I say we collectively, I mean me and ran it through the board.
[43:39] these zones here, downtown target area,
[43:43] and it's at 77 up by market basket,
[43:45] and then I call it Western D-way.
[43:49] That's a Hanover in that route to A and to Andrew says.
[43:53] And Zoning does allow these types of retail operations there.
[43:59] And so we could do something generic.
[44:01] It eventually went through legislation.
[44:06] Otherwise, I don't know, Eric, I'll look at,
[44:08] I had to read a book about it.
[44:10] But it's an incredibly subreddit that
[44:11] then it'll be able to put out academic and names.
[44:14] There are, you can be in text stores
[44:16] that aren't selling off all that you could also
[44:18] perhaps call out without being specific to me.
[44:22] You can call it a lead ending, but yeah, that's no,
[44:24] that's an opportunity that you may not,
[44:26] you could consider just seeing
[44:28] their businesses that are selling them,
[44:31] sort of chips or whatever,
[44:32] but they don't have all the other ones.
[44:34] That's a big call out, though.
[44:36] I, first I don't see that in a long list in specific ones, and if they say anything about
[44:40] license, it's because we got a biggie for license, I mean, because that's why we're asking
[44:46] for more, so they can turn it down for some, so we can get some, right?
[44:50] I mean, I, I, I just think that if to people would like to be listed to be the list one.
[44:58] But we may ask you a question.
[45:01] This map, as you said, relates to when you applied a town of light for restaurant.
[45:09] Yeah, our license.
[45:12] And it was sufficient. At that time,
[45:20] did you, when we applied in the town of light, did you list specific restaurants that were interested?
[45:29] was it just a general request of with like five licenses?
[45:34] We, you know, I don't recall a list of specific businesses,
[45:41] but we called out, even back then, a desire that we'd have one for,
[45:46] if we got a hotel, for example, a minute to seven, seven,
[45:50] you want the rest and within one license.
[45:54] So now that, that, that will be ended up like one, with specific, just a general desire for
[46:01] a restaurant, downtown, uptown, and, I don't know it anywhere, right?
[46:08] So what I can do then is why don't, virtually I will, we'll see who came here to testify,
[46:16] we'll make a list of who actually testified to you, and we can, we can, from our license
[46:24] even the Board of Health that we will have a common thick listing kind of convenience stores.
[46:30] But we can provide that list and you can decide if you want to include those lists.
[46:37] We can decide tonight and we can do this.
[46:40] But so that's an alternative response.
[46:43] If you want to mirror the restaurant, then the final question.
[46:47] That's one where they want to put a timeline.
[46:49] And typically, they see municipality's issue of licenses
[46:54] one to three years, sometimes the committee will have
[46:56] an extended time frame.
[46:59] Do we have an estimated timeline?
[47:01] Well, some will want them immediately,
[47:03] but we can as you can in the first year, I don't know.
[47:09] So you can see my response says,
[47:12] select or tell meeting voters did not vote
[47:14] to issue a time frame as it would unnecessarily limit
[47:17] The issuance of the additional licenses, I don't know if you want to say that in that.
[47:22] Select orders local licensing authority will maintain the accountability as it does for all of the existing licenses in the community.
[47:29] But time frame is required to select words of justice.
[47:33] The additional licenses would issue in three to five years.
[47:35] Maybe I should say one, one, two, five.
[47:42] Probably one, five.
[47:43] Yeah, probably.
[47:44] Because then they'll come back in three years.
[47:46] And then it will sort of take five years to go.
[47:49] And going back to what you said, just a minute ago about,
[47:55] do we want to keep it general
[47:57] vague if you will?
[47:58] The way it was when you applied for the restaurant licenses, me personally, I think that's
[48:08] it worked, then, and so the work, then maybe it'll work now and maybe that's the way we
[48:15] It should go, but just now.
[48:18] Yes?
[48:20] Probably years ago, I contacted as a gourmet shop
[48:23] that was a good place to stay up.
[48:26] And they did go back to me, and they had one question.
[48:30] And that was, what do you have of the only open
[48:32] of all some licenses?
[48:35] They sell local wines, we sell craft beers,
[48:39] and craft facilities.
[48:42] And they said, we don't have any.
[48:44] And they said college faculty, and so they had no interest in kind of all cell licenses and not available.
[48:53] So it's kind of hard to name someone who's interested when you don't have what they need to do business.
[49:02] So just...
[49:03] Yeah.
[49:03] I agree with that.
[49:05] Chair, I also believe that if we name businesses,
[49:09] I'll have applied to almost, to me, means that we're guaranteeing them if we did those and they haven't been through our committee.
[49:17] Well, I think that we could word that carefully so that it was clear that these were just people who approached us, that they were interested,
[49:30] but they're interested, but no guarantee.
[49:33] However, that said I like the idea of keeping it.
[49:38] I really belong to that person, only because it weren't, yeah, once, and maybe I were again, bye.
[49:49] It's good, yeah, it's good, it's like a tough fall, I guess, which way to go, but if we leave it, I just feel like any, the more we give them, the more restrictions are going to show up in the end product.
[50:03] That's what's going to happen, what's happening every other time.
[50:09] And so now we'll give you a point or give a list.
[50:13] Now, three of the five are locked down,
[50:16] that one of the sources is driving out of business
[50:18] or there's a new one or on the other, and now you can't use
[50:20] something unforeseen to happen.
[50:25] So I'm going to give us three of your business
[50:27] comes in and we want to break it.
[50:29] There's all kinds of different things.
[50:31] Your discretion, there may be townhouse right as local licensing authority, the board has
[50:37] discretion.
[50:38] They don't have to fool everything that comes before I'm willing to do it.
[50:43] So, my reasons that they don't follow through that application, as I'm going to advise me,
[50:52] I think historically, they check up on boxes and then the medical license, you know, of course,
[51:00] Right, that's great.
[51:02] But again, it's something of a quarter of a first comfort zone.
[51:07] Back to that moment.
[51:08] It allows us to realize, in terms of, you might have four candidates
[51:12] who are looking for a life to do that in a regular system.
[51:15] I'll talk a little bit about the pitch on over and over again.
[51:19] And again, I think terms on the reports discussion,
[51:22] you know, we might have, so that, again, said,
[51:24] well, that's right next to somebody else.
[51:26] We really don't need to know the factors or the right on top of another one.
[51:31] I'm just suggesting possible criteria for why you might say who don't need another one, and that's why.
[51:41] You know, there are some other considerations too.
[51:44] And there's some limitations on the cost of your churches.
[51:47] I mean, it's cool. So, let's try with this.
[51:53] I don't know.
[51:56] I don't know, I just don't think the state is much, much, much, much, much.
[51:59] I don't think the state has much need to limit what we do, but that's how it is.
[52:06] But I'm just afraid if we just go, would you just go, would you just go, would you?
[52:09] Yeah,
[52:12] I'm just thinking if we go with the anonymous, you know, this is what we need,
[52:15] or do you want to say no?
[52:18] I mean, and then we wasted time and effort.
[52:23] I mean, I just personally just think we may be better off, but that's what I want just to give them the list of people they might be interested if we've got
[52:30] The final say, and who gets it, because should we, right now, sorry, I'm sorry.
[52:36] It's just all that, maybe we need to just be in the question.
[52:39] It seems that it's worthwhile to hold off for a couple weeks and discuss this.
[52:45] Or think about it further.
[52:46] And secondly, why do you go with one to five years rather than one to three years?
[52:54] Because the restaurant, example, we haven't issued any and it's been 40 years since, we've got that approval.
[53:05] Just the economy changed, and that was just to give you more.
[53:09] If you're going to increase the quality, if you're going to do it, you've got to ask for as much flexibility.
[53:15] Get the increase, you don't want to go back for another special moment.
[53:20] Three and a half years from now.
[53:21] So, if you say one, the three, at the end of the three is could the state, it will be
[53:26] the end of that, it will be the end of that.
[53:29] I should have said that, that's the reason.
[53:31] Okay, let's give it a little more time.
[53:34] It might be gone a little more.
[53:35] So they could be after our restaurant, like since this is any day now.
[53:41] So whoever wants to open a restaurant, open up.
[53:47] Okay.
[53:48] All right. All right. I'll bring something specific, we'll buy it back to the board for review.
[53:54] Are you ready to move on?
[53:56] All right. Thank you, Sean. Thanks.
[54:00] SCIU ratification and town hall contracts.
[54:03] Hey, I got some good news on that.
[54:05] That's, I was in the station when I put this on.
[54:08] That was ratified. Mark 17, 2026 right here in this room, an open session.
[54:13] So the SCIU that's outstanding is DPW and we're waiting just awaiting votes, I didn't mean don't know how to do this, just assuming I'll just to make sure wrong and say pitch and never come on your turn to throw a DPW right, so no action need to know that.
[54:40] Okay, onward then, open space and recreation, skate park site, recommendation, Eric, and Steven.
[54:54] Evening a tremendous board.
[54:56] How are you doing?
[54:57] Good.
[54:59] We'll all kind of kick it off on Steven's phone blanks.
[55:02] But I think it was actually back in late spring or summer.
[55:05] And I asked about any of the skate park to the floor committee.
[55:08] I've been interested in Steven Sharp.
[55:10] And then we referred to the Open Space Committee.
[55:12] and I spoke with Steve from behind the scenes and basically I want to find out what kind of
[55:18] size he's looking at for a Steve part. And it kind of ranges at 8, 12,000, maybe you can figure
[55:21] maybe it would kind of write the middle, be good. The sweet spot at the town of 10,000 square feet.
[55:27] I took a look at 108 town owned properties. A lot of me were in confirmation or properties are
[55:33] developed like town hall library, police department. And to really don't want to keep them down to
[55:37] maybe kind of handful of properties that had any potential. And we kind of, you know, you know,
[55:42] I think Mitch was at the discussion, and we have that here from the Open Space Committee.
[55:48] We're really keen down into the recommendation of the Open Space Committee for some of my
[55:51] staff at the committee, but the upper side of, sort of like part of Lincoln Avenue,
[55:55] is a potential site.
[55:57] But we know, even though the outreach in the neighborhood or it residents of that,
[56:00] we don't have to bring recognition of the clerk or the kind of site where youth thoughts are
[56:03] and trying to take it from there.
[56:06] But the town on properties, that's the property that we did that if I kind of
[56:09] wrote to the top of bring forward to this discussion.
[56:19] You'd be kind of squirt, so I'm going to go back in the day to find the stand and the top of the hill top of it.
[56:23] Oh, and I know where it is, but I'm just trying to, oh, okay, I can see what that says.
[56:27] Now, skate park.
[56:29] The table for tomorrow.
[56:31] So, yeah, this little diagram that we have here shows a nice parking lot.
[56:42] Yeah, it's possible to use K, it's a part.
[56:45] Yeah, something I didn't must know.
[56:46] Flash,
[56:48] part, and a little top playground, huh?
[56:54] Yeah, it's that cool.
[56:55] So, I know we're really only talking skate park tonight,
[57:00] but I like all of this design.
[57:03] But the question is this,
[57:11] this being Lincoln Avenue,
[57:14] and this would be unity over here somewhere going this way.
[57:17] And there's a wall park or a diamond in there, or there was, not anymore, gone.
[57:28] I know that I know the backstop has gone, I didn't know of them.
[57:33] So it's all in the moment, it's here.
[57:35] Okay.
[57:36] All right, so I'm only asked if there's room for that, because it's gone.
[57:39] All right.
[57:40] Thank you.
[57:43] And I have another question.
[57:46] somewhere out here as you're getting to the embankment goes down to silver light.
[57:54] There is a restroom that's not very good shape, or at least it wasn't.
[58:00] The structure still there.
[58:02] Oh, is that it right here?
[58:04] It's that it's got it on the cellos that you have power running to it.
[58:09] There is actually sewer and water that's still there.
[58:12] Okay, so what I'm looking at here is actually the event that goes down to the link.
[58:17] So this really does use a good portion of the level area from Lincoln Avenue out to where
[58:28] drops off at the just behind the rest ones, right?
[58:33] Okay, thank you.
[58:34] We also have some of the concepts that I'm going to do last night in the 88 kind of path down
[58:38] connected the beach, but this upper area too,
[58:40] we've had to discuss about that in the past.
[58:42] We actually had to ask our detector to design the concept
[58:44] that years ago, but we're really worried
[58:46] that it's a dance that counts up yet,
[58:47] so we have more concrete plans so it could be,
[58:50] you know, tucked up by the town.
[58:53] Did you have a question, yes?
[58:56] Yes.
[58:57] Yes, thank you.
[58:59] Speaking, that's a slide to open,
[59:02] but also a number of this committee.
[59:05] I think if I'm correct that, first of all,
[59:09] We considered number of other sites, but for various reasons we weren't
[59:15] appropriate either too small or they were brown fields or they were owned by
[59:22] somebody else and you would have to negotiate a sale of that mark.
[59:25] We own this.
[59:27] The attraction to this site is that it was large.
[59:33] It could incorporate additional recreation.
[59:36] The future, including the splash park, which is something that people have requested, especially
[59:41] in the way of a playground, it's in an area that's not hidden away, so those are the advantages.
[59:52] So it seems like a good site, but of course, as you indicated,
[59:58] you want to get community input.
[1:00:03] That will be the most, you know, concrete next step, I think, how to do that. Some of them wasn't, you know, I know for, like, the fifth part of the era of our time, I think we invited, I think, like, we're trying to finish it in, by, some of the, some of the, some of the neighborhoods, you know, to that, so we're meeting, all we could try to sort that it over space committee, meeting that the public will be able to lead to the October meeting of the student, the phase. The select boards, getting, maybe we'll repeat that, all right.
[1:00:30] Nevertheless, point out that, I mean, just we discussed this concept on at least two, not three,
[1:00:41] select where we were already involved in public side and we discussed it and been on the
[1:00:48] agenda for the open space for me to begin at the couple times, so it's not like we've been
[1:01:01] It's been around, it's been talked about for a while, and I kind of compare it, you know.
[1:01:06] Everyone's talking about noise level and stuff like that, but I mean people are cracking baseballs in the field,
[1:01:10] or ready people are playing soccer in the field already.
[1:01:12] It's not really something motorcrossed cracker.
[1:01:15] It's something contingent.
[1:01:16] It's not a drag strip, you know what I mean?
[1:01:18] So it's not like it's not any different than if it was to be like a playground, you know?
[1:01:22] And you have plenty of those right in the middle of the neighborhood sites,
[1:01:26] and see, like, noise being a huge problem that people might think it would be.
[1:01:33] So, I have a question, go ahead, we're coming.
[1:01:37] I'm going to talk to Al, and I think I'd be quite concerned about that cost of it, but
[1:01:43] you all are raising money for, to build this full of the town.
[1:01:47] This is not going to be...
[1:01:48] For the skate park portion.
[1:01:49] So, that's not going to be anything that will happen other than land.
[1:01:53] What's that?
[1:01:54] That's no cost to the town except for the land right because a lot of people are thinking
[1:01:58] Yes, do like taxpayer stuff. Yeah, I think that's what it about needs to
[1:02:05] Yeah, you know wouldn't cost anybody the town wouldn't invest in the texture unless they wanted to don't it
[1:02:11] But it wouldn't affect the texture right that's the plan right there
[1:02:18] Because I like the idea of the whole park, but I understand that
[1:02:24] Find answers right now also that starts thinking if they had it we didn't get a skateboard again and the same parking lot for it
[1:02:32] My bees are yet grants for rest of it. Maybe
[1:02:34] We got something already going there
[1:02:54] One thing I'm thinking about with that location is that
[1:02:57] turn that sharp turn, and then this is going to be
[1:03:01] fencing, and something is going to not keep kids in.
[1:03:04] It's like, it's just the type of pattern.
[1:03:07] You go all that early and take that,
[1:03:08] and let it in and it's a sharp right thing.
[1:03:12] Yeah, the actual turn itself is kind of protected by the houses
[1:03:19] and shrubbery for that, you know,
[1:03:24] Bush is growing up the trees or whatever, but it is kind of a dad's turn, but I mean, I mean,
[1:03:35] I mean, I don't know that it's a deal break.
[1:03:37] I did have quite a lot of money on the article, and it's relative to another town-owned parcel.
[1:03:47] And I probably can guess the answer, but the cash toy shop.
[1:03:57] What was a negative there?
[1:03:58] What's a ground field site still?
[1:04:01] The site out front forces to the street,
[1:04:04] a canal street, who actually has some planning
[1:04:05] at first in the past, including a house of breakfast,
[1:04:08] but they do have a senior house in going there.
[1:04:10] And that particular part of the former Catholic library.
[1:04:13] The part of the back push, the river, is actually also,
[1:04:16] So that's a tridently own parcel.
[1:04:17] That would have to be done on my visiting
[1:04:19] for maybe recreation uses.
[1:04:21] But we don't, again, we don't own the site right now.
[1:04:23] I'm still a brownfield.
[1:04:24] So it doesn't have a clean bowl of help
[1:04:25] for any kind of use at this point in time.
[1:04:29] We'll be nice if we can get that whole parcel all the way out
[1:04:33] to the river.
[1:04:34] We're trying.
[1:04:34] And the way the white shop is, yeah, that would make it.
[1:04:38] We just had a brown ravel discussion
[1:04:39] that had a downtime without everybody beating it.
[1:04:41] Yeah, so we're trying on those fronts, but it's like,
[1:04:45] Some of those things could be multiple years out, you know, and I know that's
[1:04:48] a way for skate parks for some years.
[1:04:50] I know that's the most important thing.
[1:04:52] I've been attending, you know, some kind of...
[1:04:54] Yeah, I've been attending.
[1:04:56] A lot of tape to clean.
[1:04:58] A lot of tape to clean.
[1:04:58] How much of tape to clean?
[1:04:59] A lot of tape to clean.
[1:05:00] I don't have any acres, but it's a good sized parcel.
[1:05:05] When you put those three blocks together, right?
[1:05:09] Anyway, Steven, you haven't been having a chance to say much.
[1:05:15] I mean, he touched based on a lot of stuff that I was kind of, that I would have touched based on.
[1:05:20] But I mean, I guess the only thing I've heard is that people are worried about, like, practicing baseball and soccer and stuff like that.
[1:05:28] But I mean, right in some really, there's two baseball fields already. There's baseball fields on the other place.
[1:05:32] One thing we don't have is skateboard.
[1:05:35] And like I said in the last meeting, not every kid wants to play baseball or soccer.
[1:05:38] I mean, this is just something that's different, that I think would be a good option.
[1:05:43] And the additions that people are suggesting, I've had someone suggesting ice skating ring.
[1:05:49] This flash patch is really popular.
[1:05:50] I think the long-term vision for this property would be nice in this skate park to start.
[1:05:57] That's just something that I've been interested in as a skate park,
[1:06:00] but anybody else could throw anything else out there for a good idea.
[1:06:04] It would be awesome for like a hug for the kids.
[1:06:07] It's really, really good I'd be aiming for it.
[1:06:11] So, there's really nothing on that side of town.
[1:06:13] Honestly, I mean, it's far enough away from this part.
[1:06:19] There's really, I mean, I still have a plug here on everything out there.
[1:06:22] Mitch, I think that some of you will be worried about what happened to the last skate park.
[1:06:30] So I think the cameras that you've mentioned are a really good idea.
[1:06:35] But I also think that I need to be pleased.
[1:06:39] So I mean, by our own place, that too.
[1:06:41] But I mean, by the people who are there and the adults who are involved,
[1:06:46] and they have to be by and on the kids, and it's well, right?
[1:06:50] I mean, I know I would certainly volunteer my own time with anything
[1:06:53] that you don't, I don't know if I'm dealing that.
[1:06:55] Let's face the site when it was down at full light, not so lowly.
[1:07:02] But the location is not good.
[1:07:04] It's isolate.
[1:07:06] It just leaves.
[1:07:08] It's right for being hit by vandalism.
[1:07:13] I'm actually surprised that they haven't had issues with the people on the courts.
[1:07:19] Yeah, I know.
[1:07:20] I don't know if I had brought up the last slide,
[1:07:23] I know I traveled a little in this room, often, right in the kids, there were no skateboarding stuff like that.
[1:07:29] I don't know where they're going.
[1:07:36] I don't think it would be that much of an issue. I have one of there to be able to do the same thing that they're doing.
[1:07:42] Well, there are two, you know, there's plenty of people that sense that the
[1:07:47] I of the issues that might pop up. Again, being an addict of Facebook that seems
[1:07:57] concerned with people about kids. Either right and bite or sitting downtown with
[1:08:05] really loud, boomboxes of one sort or another one. They're using turn to way up. Then
[1:08:10] It's turned to the neighbor there that the kids who live before you are going to bring here, music and turn it up to the 20 percent.
[1:08:19] Yeah, that's interesting.
[1:08:22] I mean, could you double some hard rules, you know, metrics?
[1:08:24] Yeah.
[1:08:25] Yeah.
[1:08:25] I don't know.
[1:08:26] I've actually gone around to skate and Barcelona.
[1:08:30] I've read their really hard side pictures of the stuff.
[1:08:33] Some skate parks, they actually put things like that and they really don't know how to know.
[1:08:37] in the last bottles or they have like a set of rules and they're, I don't know if you're
[1:08:42] a problem at it, something like that to the set of rules for this game or two.
[1:08:51] All right.
[1:08:54] So where do we go from here?
[1:08:56] So do they need to have more public meetings for public input?
[1:09:01] I think I think it would be beneficial to have, you know, at least an opportunity for the
[1:09:06] with the area to come and discuss what their concerns might be or or you know if they're
[1:09:12] for it or why not. I think we should get them an opportunity. I just don't know the
[1:09:16] venue we want to do that with. Well, I was going to suggest that we have the open space
[1:09:22] and recreation commission have those that opportunity. Okay, and opportunity for that.
[1:09:30] You know, we can do that on the other side.
[1:09:32] I know we can do that on the other side.
[1:09:33] Yeah.
[1:09:35] But also, that will give them the,
[1:09:39] let public notice, not public money is private funds.
[1:09:43] Right.
[1:09:43] I'm gonna fund it that way.
[1:09:44] Everybody get their things straight, and they don't get everything off the space.
[1:09:47] That's something you can do.
[1:09:47] Yeah, I've covered 27.
[1:09:49] So that's yeah.
[1:09:49] That's our next year.
[1:09:51] Public available meeting to have the discussion.
[1:09:53] I'm going to speak about it.
[1:09:55] So I've covered 27.
[1:09:57] And you know, actual work with the assessors.
[1:09:58] to get the put little fire together.
[1:10:01] Yeah, we just got to talk about that together.
[1:10:02] We could make sure that's out of the meeting time.
[1:10:05] That sounds like a good point.
[1:10:08] Is there a, take the side of the location,
[1:10:13] is the board supported, it might help for the organizers.
[1:10:17] Are you open to the concept of the skate park
[1:10:20] in town?
[1:10:21] Yeah, perhaps.
[1:10:22] Yeah, perhaps.
[1:10:23] OK.
[1:10:24] So you can carry that forward.
[1:10:26] This is just, thank you.
[1:10:28] It wouldn't matter where you said it's going, it would be, it would be, it would be, we had all that land all
[1:10:35] squared away down there with the old cast, shop was, I'd say look, look at that because look at the
[1:10:42] size of the place and you could have skate park in there in a splash park in there and you could have the little
[1:10:46] talk playgrounds and you could have the ice skating rink and all that stuff. You'd be fundraising
[1:10:51] from now until the end of your life, even from the end of your life.
[1:10:57] And that was a concern about that place.
[1:11:00] The fact is that we have people right now that are ready to move now.
[1:11:05] And this could happen.
[1:11:06] We know that they happen in one, two, or three years.
[1:11:10] If you wait until that place clean and cleared off,
[1:11:13] you know, even if you look at five to ten years in the future.
[1:11:15] Yeah. And then maybe possibly we're going to the same issue
[1:11:17] if there's one or two residents in that area,
[1:11:20] that have an issue with it and they run to the same issue with it because our house is close
[1:11:24] by. And if you wait five years, step around for the people over there not to be a fan of it
[1:11:30] and you waited five years for nothing. So yeah, I agree. I agree. Which is to have to say that
[1:11:37] another good idea. Anything else? Well, not going to the skate park, but I saw this. You guys
[1:11:44] and you're flying and it's on your agenda, but I'll just promote, at least why we can't do the meeting
[1:11:47] It's a temper, the focus of your barbecue,
[1:11:49] doing special open space and recreation committee meeting.
[1:11:53] I'm at the September 29th, 630 PM at the library,
[1:11:55] specifically to help the process of the open space and recreation
[1:11:59] plan, which is due to expired February 2027,
[1:12:02] need to have an updated plan in a real-regulant
[1:12:04] grant really into recreation and open space.
[1:12:07] Use is from the state.
[1:12:09] And the flyer, which is available on the web site,
[1:12:13] is the post of a couple places around town.
[1:12:15] The library turned off.
[1:12:16] There's also a survey that's active up through,
[1:12:18] I think it's through next Friday.
[1:12:21] So if you need to be able to check out the flyer,
[1:12:24] it's a website, library, town hall, post it, look at it.
[1:12:27] The survey, but also, if you can't do the survey,
[1:12:30] or additional survey, please come to the meeting
[1:12:31] on the 29th, that's again, the 2v29, the 630m,
[1:12:35] or the Uphal Library.
[1:12:37] OK, thank you very much.
[1:12:39] OK, Steve, I'm going to be up to the time.
[1:12:41] All right.
[1:12:42] And then we'll report back after we have for the meeting
[1:12:43] to the work too.
[1:12:44] Yes.
[1:12:45] OK, thanks.
[1:12:45] thank you. Okay next item on the agenda do we? We'll set out on a good
[1:12:53] deal. No parking discussion.
[1:12:58] And I asked this at the on there. I think
[1:13:02] all of you were aware that I'm Paul, do we have any idea of when they're going to
[1:13:08] change the traffic pattern up in 5 points?
[1:13:11] and this fall in this.
[1:13:13] But what's something else?
[1:13:14] It's the worst on fall, but when they button out
[1:13:16] for the year, they're trying to paddle over the change.
[1:13:18] So you're going to see them now, they're going to start
[1:13:20] the form of the big walls down,
[1:13:22] and they're going to start turning curbing the ground
[1:13:23] and stopping, and then they'll start trying to paddle in change.
[1:13:26] So there's still some big miles from us to head
[1:13:28] to the next point.
[1:13:30] So at that point, you won't be able to get down
[1:13:33] chest and tail down, and you'll pet all.
[1:13:35] And you won't be able to go down and go across.
[1:13:38] The mill was very rich.
[1:13:41] But you will be able to, instead, go down, go to Yale, or do we in Wilson,
[1:13:48] and then down
[1:13:49] Silver Lake, and be able to turn left on the crescent, and down Bridge Street, correct, and go
[1:13:55] across the military of that way.
[1:13:58] So,
[1:14:01] most of you realize how much traffic is going to increase, and be that way 24-7 for all the winter months and everything.
[1:14:15] And do we, and Wilson Avenue, go to Italy when you get live vehicles on the delivery trucks, you can't get through it.
[1:14:23] So,
[1:14:28] I asked about putting up, making no car key, and I talked to Chief Moosell and I talked to
[1:14:40] Paul and the Kevin problems, but I believe so, what do you guys think?
[1:14:50] I think it would be good.
[1:14:52] I think it's good idea, too, because you're talking about type and one of them will find an engine needs to get down there.
[1:14:58] I mean, if you ever buzz it.
[1:15:00] This fire engines, it's going to be almost disastrous if we have having to get our own parking. So I think no parking is good.
[1:15:11] And then, particularly that one area we'll send out in between the Solve Lake Street and Anzio
[1:15:16] Road is an awful pinch point.
[1:15:19] There is a huge oak tree right on the edge of the road and vehicle is almost parked along
[1:15:26] in there.
[1:15:27] It's horrible.
[1:15:28] Some days it's tough to get one vehicle through.
[1:15:31] Never mind getting two of those side by side.
[1:15:34] So, no, I just want to do that before I start making it.
[1:15:40] Good.
[1:15:40] But do you want to know how does that in no part of the impact that you've read in those
[1:15:45] families?
[1:15:46] Oh, good.
[1:15:47] No, sister.
[1:15:48] They all have graduates.
[1:15:50] I mean, it's starting to, part of the end of that, it's for overnight anyway at that
[1:15:55] time.
[1:15:57] Right.
[1:15:58] Right.
[1:15:58] But this would be no part of the year.
[1:16:01] There you go.
[1:16:02] There you go.
[1:16:02] Mr. Chair.
[1:16:03] Are you thinking, like, just for the project duration, for most of it, yes, even though
[1:16:09] I think it would be a great idea to leave that section of Wilson Avenue
[1:16:14] between Silver Lake and Enzo, as no parking on either side of the road.
[1:16:22] So this, it tells that you already hit half of the traffic safety
[1:16:27] committee, but should we go before them and we can map it out in the morning
[1:16:31] to see if we have time before the winter to do that?
[1:16:34] I don't know if war wants that, I'm just asking, I'll ask you a couple questions.
[1:16:40] I'm not sure what our next strategy is with, we have one of the next two.
[1:16:46] We're getting 90 now, TV and so don't you get one of the other?
[1:16:51] Well, if the board needs that, maybe you don't.
[1:16:53] You know the area, I'm just trying to read the book, read the book.
[1:17:01] Yeah, I'm driving all the time.
[1:17:02] And it's tough, and once you get snow in there, it's going to be that much worse.
[1:17:11] So we talked about the entire length of these streets.
[1:17:14] That's what it's a little vague.
[1:17:16] Yes.
[1:17:16] But for the duration of the time that the road, Chessney Halam was closed.
[1:17:27] Yeah, so temporary I don't know how many what a lap problem you'll be through through the end of the construction
[1:17:34] It's a great experience
[1:17:37] Yeah, yes sir
[1:17:40] With the traffic changing
[1:17:43] Is that going to open up the grocery or will that still be a problem?
[1:17:47] Well now that's a quick question. I don't know if the answer to that
[1:17:49] I don't know
[1:17:51] No, Laurel Street is going to stay close
[1:17:54] Yeah, the current in the last one, I don't know if that's going to change this winter.
[1:18:00] All right.
[1:18:01] So Laurel Street is still going to be closed.
[1:18:04] They've crescent street is parking lot on both sides of the street.
[1:18:08] Laurel.
[1:18:09] Well, out of this.
[1:18:11] And now I'll say it from experience last winter.
[1:18:15] Finally, which is an airy, very difficult.
[1:18:18] Because I didn't have a route to get in the truck.
[1:18:20] they tried down, oral and rattles, the way hard he was last for the end of it.
[1:18:25] Yeah, absolutely.
[1:18:29] Yeah.
[1:18:30] Can imagine it must be a nightmare.
[1:18:33] Browl Street, at least you could get out into the construction area and turn around and go back up.
[1:18:40] Yeah, it must be a nightmare.
[1:18:42] So, yes, anyway, the answer to the question.
[1:18:47] So no parking during the least from now during the period of the detour during the time of detours and effect for masculinity
[1:18:59] No parking on the entirety of the streets. That's I just want to be clear. Yes, I think we're going to get
[1:19:06] I think you'll end up, you know, you know, you know, you think it would shit you don't mess it out just so people can see
[1:19:17] that section on both of them. People don't really farm on the street on the
[1:19:21] middle in New York, but I didn't think they could clear some of that.
[1:19:27] These are winter season for winter maintenance purposes.
[1:19:31] Just after the intersection of Godeel and Brattle, just west of that, sometimes you get
[1:19:38] guys across the street from one another, like in the area of Galastry, sometimes you get
[1:19:47] one car on the other and it would be difficult to get through and if you start getting
[1:19:53] slippery road conditions, you have problems there.
[1:19:58] You should look at the baby, don't cut me out of the head, all the other side of the road.
[1:20:02] Maybe it was good.
[1:20:03] It was good.
[1:20:05] Wilson's not going to work, but that's what they're doing now, I was cracking on.
[1:20:10] One side of Wilson, way down.
[1:20:12] You should have thanks to getting Christmas New Year's, the normal.
[1:20:18] You'll be able to park if anyone has anything in their house.
[1:20:22] Well, Nancy, I'll go to right around the corner.
[1:20:24] This should just support this thing.
[1:20:29] I'm a laborer.
[1:20:32] I'd like to have the interview.
[1:20:34] So I agree with you to see a person to be in the register.
[1:20:38] Mark said maybe we don't know about it.
[1:20:42] What if the old G-Tain could have waited two weeks if, and the sport was to hold, we're good.
[1:20:50] Well, we can map out, we should like, well, I should bring a map, put it in the packet.
[1:20:55] You can see one side of the other.
[1:20:57] And we don't have to wait for traffic safety, maybe we'll have Paul here in his opinion.
[1:21:02] I would get the place by, let's switch on there on board and the board can take action.
[1:21:07] And I'd like to, you know, we never seem to feel like it'd be in that way, show up there.
[1:21:14] I mean, at least this information will get out tonight so that people here at least will have the chance to show up and weigh in.
[1:21:26] Well, yeah, because the bottom line becomes safe.
[1:21:29] It's going to be an issue.
[1:21:32] I'm going to go with the safe thing.
[1:21:35] You could also, to your point, Mr. Chair, and now I'm playing the fence policy, I don't understand.
[1:21:43] You could take a hold, if you think it's a safety, if you could take a hold and you can put it on the agenda in two weeks,
[1:21:50] considerations, see how it goes, so you can do it. That's another way to do it.
[1:21:57] Any of you not familiar with the area, particularly on Wilson Avenue, that I'm talking about.
[1:22:04] Do yourselves a favor and drive up and down Wilson Avenue and do we, do we is not as much of a problem as Wilson Avenue,
[1:22:31] Between Laurel Street and Browna Street, right up where you get up by Yellow Street. Check out, especially if there's, when there's no vehicle's property, you say, it's no problem. When you get one vehicle over here, one vehicle over here, and you get two kinds of, you've got a problem. And it's right at the crest of the hill. And that's a steep spot right there. And it's going to get a lot of traffic, and if it gets slippery, you're going to have a problem.
[1:22:58] especially when dealing with people who go to the hamster.
[1:23:01] Because like you're running away and having a cut from your eye.
[1:23:05] Be kind to our neighbours.
[1:23:06] And it is bad news at all.
[1:23:09] I do agree with you.
[1:23:10] It's tough.
[1:23:11] Yes, sir.
[1:23:12] In between your morning after two months of running,
[1:23:15] you have to make sure you measure some of the roads and stuff.
[1:23:17] Maybe, absolutely.
[1:23:19] That was the first day.
[1:23:21] We'd be meeting finally, you know, areas that are really you.
[1:23:24] You're not, you're not reaching to say,
[1:23:26] you're staying?
[1:23:26] Yeah, I count on Thursday, you know?
[1:23:32] I mean, it's just going to cure it.
[1:23:33] We can walk it.
[1:23:35] Let me do the math.
[1:23:35] Thursday the 10th.
[1:23:36] I have nothing on my calendar at this moment.
[1:23:39] I'm not even going to be driving.
[1:23:41] I do now.
[1:23:42] Yes.
[1:23:42] Yeah, we can map it all.
[1:23:43] We can map it all.
[1:23:44] Get it back.
[1:23:45] Sure, we can map it all.
[1:23:47] Yeah.
[1:23:50] Fun.
[1:23:51] We packed the vehicle on the side of the road.
[1:23:53] Check it out that way.
[1:23:53] There you go.
[1:23:55] Is so if is this something that Mr. Braskala is something as well?
[1:24:02] We should let the neighborhood know and you want before the next meeting, but are we
[1:24:15] some signs up and in the crowd to?
[1:24:18] I would say I would say that Mr. Braskala next week and have a map on map doubts and they give the online people to see it.
[1:24:24] that what we're proposing, that's what we're able to see in the morning, before that they might be.
[1:24:32] Sharon, are we going to identify theories that are okay and not okay?
[1:24:37] Yeah, yeah, I mean, yeah, because when we really look at it, it may not be necessarily to do the entire road.
[1:24:45] Sean might want to ask.
[1:24:46] Okay.
[1:24:48] Well, I don't know what that would mean.
[1:24:49] One side, I set up about that.
[1:24:53] We can have it.
[1:24:56] What was that?
[1:24:57] I said we have options.
[1:24:58] We can have even.
[1:24:59] Part of the streets.
[1:25:00] One side of the street.
[1:25:02] So one more information.
[1:25:04] Okay.
[1:25:05] That's good.
[1:25:06] Sounds good.
[1:25:07] All right.
[1:25:09] Any other discussion on that?
[1:25:13] I skipped something way back at the beginning.
[1:25:17] Select 4 million times change.
[1:25:21] Separately, I have talked to each of you about a change in meeting time to instead of 7 p.m.
[1:25:31] a regular meeting starting at 6 p.m.
[1:25:34] And that would mean that if we had an objective session, it would be at 5 p.m.
[1:25:45] How do you folks feel about that?
[1:25:47] I'm on the other side, I'm on the other side.
[1:25:51] Martin, I'm on the other side.
[1:25:53] You can meet.
[1:25:54] Mitch, well, you know I wasn't fun with that.
[1:25:57] For two reasons, not just personally
[1:26:00] to the interview with Mike Gitter, but I think that.
[1:26:04] And that's a small thing.
[1:26:06] Because the only interview with Mike Gitter,
[1:26:08] will be strong.
[1:26:09] It's the fact that I've been able to be with Gitter
[1:26:10] Planes for anybody who wants to attend this meeting.
[1:26:14] Not Trump, Trump, workers or employees, or officials, but somebody like Brittany once
[1:26:25] would change him and he said, well, you know, I don't want to end it, it's six o'clock
[1:26:28] and it's when we have dinner, and so I was concerned about that, but on the other hand,
[1:26:34] I told Bill, everyone else is in favor of it, as long as you don't have a sense, it's the
[1:26:39] The Italian will be opposed to that, and I need more to do that.
[1:26:43] Well, Alex, first of all, let's have you feel?
[1:26:47] I feel that it's six o'clock in the ring.
[1:26:50] And executive sessions have been applied, that's good.
[1:26:52] So it doesn't interfere with work schedules for it.
[1:26:55] And any of you that are game fields are game fields,
[1:26:59] I'm trying to help with that.
[1:27:01] How about you, Mr. Town Council?
[1:27:04] Well, Mr. Chair, I would have to vote against it myself.
[1:27:09] I had a vote, but I actually wanted to do this, but also, I don't think I don't
[1:27:16] want to get no good decisions to cut, we're getting out here for five or five, we're
[1:27:19] taking decisions. Certainly, the board was only going to need me to come to some of it,
[1:27:27] because there are some where you really don't need me, you're dealing with labor counsel.
[1:27:32] So, you know, that would make a difference, but I mean, I would have to be so fond of it.
[1:27:40] I'll do it to the best of my ability, but I appreciate consideration.
[1:27:44] If you don't really need me for an executive session, then.
[1:27:47] John, it's not always that we need you.
[1:27:49] We want you.
[1:27:50] We want you.
[1:27:50] We want you to have that.
[1:27:52] You're a security like that.
[1:27:55] When we do need you there, if we get you to the second half of the executive session,
[1:28:02] to take five here with that one better?
[1:28:06] Would it possibly, but it becomes a matter of crossing out things, I guess, and also in terms of scheduling things, sometimes on an app, I hope, I mean, you get to be a little bit thirsty.
[1:28:19] Does that mean that five thirty was at it, you know, six thirty was at it, you know.
[1:28:23] The other thing I would propose possibly to the board is that you have to take the decisions after the oldest.
[1:28:29] That would be fun.
[1:28:30] I'm going to make a quick pause now.
[1:28:32] I mean, I'll quit.
[1:28:34] Last time, you heard me,
[1:28:35] you need to do it before, because you need to do something in the open session.
[1:28:40] But, um,
[1:28:41] Well, I just wrote that out as an idea,
[1:28:44] because I didn't know how to enforce.
[1:28:46] That's what they,
[1:28:47] they had their own position for us,
[1:28:49] and they decided to do all the executive session.
[1:28:53] And now I'm fully focused on an idea
[1:28:54] that I'm going to come back
[1:28:55] to the back end of the session,
[1:29:02] I mean, you come back out to all the other students and go to
[1:29:08] the most important guy in the room,
[1:29:10] he's a Patrick back there.
[1:29:11] You're going to be able to accommodate a change?
[1:29:14] I should be able to, if I had any vote in the matter, I honestly would be against the thing that
[1:29:21] Attorney Erickson said of going into a executive session in the meeting and then going back into open session because if you guys take executive session for a long time
[1:29:32] I'm not to stay awake till the three of you guys go back to open session so I can finish the recording
[1:29:39] Well, I'll be but the war can the juror they can announce beforehand
[1:29:43] They're only returning to open session for the purpose of the German and that's
[1:29:51] So that means you can shut up.
[1:29:53] There's nothing that will transpire after it.
[1:29:57] And we could always move the...
[1:29:58] We don't want you to stop.
[1:30:00] Look at all of the executive session downstairs, so that we weren't interfering with the past operation up here. We're after not right.
[1:30:08] However, I thought that that thing's been one strike against the poor reason for doing this.
[1:30:14] Yes, it is.
[1:30:15] Yeah, it is.
[1:30:15] Yeah, it is.
[1:30:16] Well, it is.
[1:30:18] So, you know.
[1:30:19] Right.
[1:30:20] And you get nothing.
[1:30:21] I'm a guy that really doesn't care.
[1:30:24] I started the whole fight because I got invited to a school committee meeting.
[1:30:29] six o'clock. That when I served on that boy, they started in seven. And I thought,
[1:30:34] oh, isn't this a nice luxury? And boy, I've got your talent employees. People would love
[1:30:39] this if we got out earlier. That was part of the line. And I thought, as you've been, I don't have
[1:30:47] the problem with your work schedule. And it's like, no, everybody's on board with it.
[1:30:52] Okay.
[1:30:53] Just to get them.
[1:30:54] No, no, no, no, no.
[1:30:55] Just to try it.
[1:30:57] You can see how it works.
[1:30:59] Of course, good.
[1:31:01] And good.
[1:31:02] If it doesn't work, then you can change.
[1:31:05] Well, I think it better to be consistent though,
[1:31:08] because I know some of the boards where it seems like,
[1:31:12] you know, the boards, of course, use the 40 hours.
[1:31:18] Very, um.
[1:31:18] I mean, I mean, I want me to be on Tuesday and that's been on Thursday and that being on that Tuesday and that being on that Tuesday and that being on that Tuesday and that being on that Tuesday and that all of the time.
[1:31:27] I think it's good to be consistent.
[1:31:30] I agree.
[1:31:35] So, what do you guys want to do?
[1:31:38] I mean, that's really your decision.
[1:31:41] It's a chair to chair.
[1:31:42] I mean, it may personally, I don't care because if I take my case in time and make a meeting so it doesn't matter whether it's earlier like something.
[1:31:51] I have to take it off anyway. I have to take it off anyway. I have to take it off so this will hit the up. I'll let the rest of you decide.
[1:32:01] Well, I don't like the idea
[1:32:08] of executive session after the meeting because as you pointed out, it really defeats the purpose of getting people out.
[1:32:17] hopefully we'll still have a clock rather than, you know, a regular plan.
[1:32:23] We'll just get the general public in the guests.
[1:32:26] It's just us that we don't have to be here anyways.
[1:32:30] Right.
[1:32:32] Thank you.
[1:32:34] I'll be here one of you.
[1:32:36] Yeah.
[1:32:36] I told you.
[1:32:45] So how about we do this? Why don't we give it a try? Send it up and then make a decision
[1:32:54] after the trial is over. 3 months, 6 months, whatever. I mean, I don't want to just give
[1:33:01] a couple of weeks because that's not really a fit trial but what do you think?
[1:33:08] Sounds good.
[1:33:09] I'm okay with it.
[1:33:11] Let's try through the winter.
[1:33:13] October, November, December.
[1:33:15] January, February, March.
[1:33:17] Six months.
[1:33:19] Well, if you're three months better.
[1:33:31] Let's see how it works.
[1:33:35] Anything?
[1:33:36] I didn't get any of them.
[1:33:37] Pretty much.
[1:33:39] All right.
[1:33:40] So you want to...
[1:33:41] I'm talking about the December.
[1:33:43] I can't stack.
[1:33:44] We can't stack for the next meeting because they're up.
[1:33:48] Well, I know you have a five-block meeting already.
[1:33:50] Yep.
[1:33:50] We do so.
[1:33:52] You know, I don't want to jump.
[1:33:54] Is there any reason we can't stack for the first meeting in October?
[1:33:58] I think.
[1:33:59] First meeting.
[1:34:00] That's the first one.
[1:34:02] Everybody up there?
[1:34:04] Yeah.
[1:34:04] I don't forget October, Virginia, I get this right. October is 1st and 3rd Tuesday.
[1:34:18] November and December are both 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Let's see, the schedule set-up has been right from the get-go.
[1:34:30] Okay, and we're going to start regular session at 6 p.m.
[1:34:36] And if we have an executive session,
[1:34:41] five o'clock, five o'clock.
[1:34:44] Executive session, if you're buying lunch.
[1:34:53] Okay, all right.
[1:34:56] Can we need a while then?
[1:35:00] You can take one.
[1:35:03] All right.
[1:35:03] I'm all familiar with the consensus.
[1:35:06] Consensus, the whole consensus, so.
[1:35:08] Yeah, that's it.
[1:35:09] Oh, yeah, but people wanted it.
[1:35:10] Who's going to make a motion?
[1:35:13] I'm pushing the vote on the three changes.
[1:35:17] First, does the discuss changes at the time for the sub-government
[1:35:21] of every December?
[1:35:23] Yes, sir.
[1:35:23] All right.
[1:35:24] Second, yes, second.
[1:35:25] OK.
[1:35:26] You got them quicker, aren't you, Alex?
[1:35:28] Yes, please.
[1:35:29] I moved to a man in the motion, but when I
[1:35:31] to discuss the change of time. Why actually, would you have a trial of a new time?
[1:35:37] Oh, yeah. Did you say discussed?
[1:35:39] I'm not sure. That's what you meant.
[1:35:42] That's what I meant if I didn't say that's what I meant.
[1:35:46] It's good to see what we're getting punched.
[1:35:52] So, any other discussion?
[1:35:54] If not all those in favor, sign.
[1:35:56] Aye.
[1:35:57] Okay. Thank you.
[1:36:00] And now we're down to Selectman's report, Mitch.
[1:36:06] And I'm not much to say, I wanted to emphasize
[1:36:09] what Eric already did.
[1:36:13] I'm maybe going to do that on this over here.
[1:36:17] This is the, I was going to shape Apple's open space,
[1:36:20] which is important to quite a number of people.
[1:36:24] You'll be back without updates.
[1:36:26] Apple's open space and regulations in a 10 year roadmap
[1:36:29] for protecting open space and improving parks and recreation opportunities.
[1:36:34] And there's an on-law on survey here and there's a meeting on September 29,
[1:36:38] 26 at 6.30 p.m. at the asphalt of a library and a program room.
[1:36:45] So hopefully a lot of people have the questions going on.
[1:36:50] And the only thing I want to say is that we're on the open space and recreation communities
[1:36:56] are very happy with the turnout and the response to the open waters that we had and we're
[1:37:07] looking forward next year to doing that at Lake Ellison, continuing to explore the areas
[1:37:14] around the capital, we'll be there at Lake Ellison, so look forward to that and get you a
[1:37:20] to sort of fuck you. And down time, my talented committee is extremely, extremely active.
[1:37:30] I don't even know what it's supposed to leave early on this meeting.
[1:37:36] Can I ask if it was taking importance that I missed that we'd like to report on?
[1:37:45] Can I ask if we've ever something happened to the House now?
[1:37:50] Will you take a note?
[1:37:52] I don't even know.
[1:37:53] I know, yeah.
[1:37:54] I really can report from the representative of the Brownfield.
[1:38:02] Yeah.
[1:38:03] We have the Brownfield's discussion.
[1:38:08] We talked about the marketing plan and the support.
[1:38:14] We're discussing it again.
[1:38:15] We table the few items because we read another time.
[1:38:24] I guess I just wanted to have people who should know that they're working part on marketing
[1:38:29] and Apple on marketing, particularly at downtown Apple.
[1:38:34] A lot of people involved in that, and they're basically volunteers, so you've got a lot
[1:38:39] of choice volunteers for Apple.
[1:38:42] Thank you.
[1:38:44] How's that?
[1:38:44] Help.
[1:38:45] I've got to have faith at this time.
[1:38:47] Okay.
[1:38:48] Thank you.
[1:38:49] school is back in session. Remind the drivers out there to please stop for school buses.
[1:38:56] It's very important once that bus starts to flash. We prepared any time to see a bus,
[1:39:03] at any moment that bus may stop. So make sure we're not speeding paths.
[1:39:08] I see drivers do it too many times. You never be speeding that pass buses with kids on.
[1:39:15] And then I also want to bring up, it's less than 60 days to remember third, no matter how you vote, make sure you're exercising your constitution or right to vote.
[1:39:30] I'll say.
[1:39:31] Just think that one of these, which is just that, you know, you can be a new flashing lights out there.
[1:39:38] And they're great.
[1:39:39] But when you see the flashing lights go off and they're crosswalk, you've got to stop.
[1:39:43] They don't kind of make it through.
[1:39:45] Stop it.
[1:39:46] There's a pedestrian there.
[1:39:47] And it's great light.
[1:39:51] Mark.
[1:39:53] Well, it's really the biggest thing I got is about the more towards it.
[1:39:56] kind of give up with the data centers.
[1:40:00] I've had several people talk to us about it, some of the angry.
[1:40:05] I'm just speaking from myself, not from the board, but I'm personally not a yes-a-day
[1:40:09] to center, if they're properly sized and zone in everything.
[1:40:15] I mean, it was a good tax-based force, because I know a couple of places down south,
[1:40:19] but actually there were taxes in the towns, the counties, or that.
[1:40:22] was they never come here but purpose and more torrently just so we can get the hands on what.
[1:40:29] But they have to be what? Did they lower the taxes and the expense of increasing costs for water and electricity?
[1:40:37] That's what I said. That's what the war torrentries were. We need to make sure everything's in line before we want, right?
[1:40:43] But that's the purpose of it, you know.
[1:40:47] They have to be looked at to the poor man, and let's thought, I don't think I'd
[1:40:52] other than Bridget, do we get the new pitcher home and the Lord Bonclaw's home and the
[1:40:57] place in the Buffalo chip?
[1:40:59] Oh, it's very nice.
[1:41:00] It's definitely water.
[1:41:01] If whatever bill was of that, just so we just only remember what was that, I think it was nice
[1:41:08] stuff here.
[1:41:08] We could find a nice spot for it, I mean, because there's a lot of historic stuff.
[1:41:15] It's a nice statue of the Lord, the Lord, the Lord, the Lord, the Lord, which I assumed was down at the former Lord upon the plaza, but that's just a guess on my mind.
[1:41:34] It's pretty neat. Who's it going by?
[1:41:36] Well, Gil, I don't think it's original.
[1:41:40] Yeah, it's a lot of different places.
[1:41:41] It's a print.
[1:41:42] Yeah, it's better.
[1:41:43] And not to just let it bring that up.
[1:41:45] I think we find a place to find it for.
[1:41:48] Should we mark who where to be?
[1:41:50] The cover is actually in the day on the data center.
[1:41:53] Yes, I did see that where she signed a record order on that.
[1:41:58] Pretty much the same thing, what we're doing.
[1:42:00] Just to make sure that everything's in line in the zone
[1:42:02] in the environmental, before we set everything.
[1:42:06] OK, so I don't have a lot except to remind folks,
[1:42:12] and this is not an except, this is a very important reminder.
[1:42:16] There is serious reminder that this Friday, September 11th,
[1:42:21] there would be an observance of the 9-11th,
[1:42:28] 2021 events.
[1:42:31] And it's going to be at the Occal Fire Department, and I believe it's at 955 AM, then it stacks.
[1:42:37] Is it my right about that?
[1:42:38] Is it my right about that?
[1:42:39] It's 955.
[1:42:40] It's 955.
[1:42:40] I don't know if it's 955 now.
[1:42:43] Anyways.
[1:42:45] Yeah.
[1:42:46] Get there for 955.
[1:42:48] It would be nice to attend to remember those that perished in that horrible time.
[1:43:03] And I think it's up to you now.
[1:43:08] Well, I think we've covered most in we continue to work and thank you.
[1:43:14] The folks who did the other year to the open space to ready kinds come.
[1:43:19] We're different folks who are working in compiling a lot.
[1:43:22] Public land park rules ready so we can have a one point of reference.
[1:43:28] And it's working progress.
[1:43:30] So I hope to have that draft you so
[1:43:33] And that you met if there's any questions
[1:43:37] Like I did take a big issue, so I was very so
[1:43:41] How was your vacation? It was good. Thank you for asking. I tried to send you an email
[1:43:50] I held off on sending emails the whole time. I was like
[1:43:59] All right, let me give you a question.
[1:44:04] All right, that came.
[1:44:06] Yeah, we're good.
[1:44:07] Thank you.
[1:44:08] Sharon?
[1:44:10] I'm leaving everybody.
[1:44:11] I don't think it's out to you.
[1:44:12] Those are some plans.
[1:44:14] Superintendents here.
[1:44:15] The plans that were recorded for Johnson Road.
[1:44:18] Oh, go ahead.
[1:44:21] And is the Mylers?
[1:44:22] Yes.
[1:44:22] The in-town parking area.
[1:44:26] So those have been recorded.
[1:44:27] Good and the ring day last time I forgot, so I wanted to get it to him before he ran out of the room. Thank you.
[1:44:34] So working on the other person matters to be a quarter tomorrow on one night of every week.
[1:44:39] It's possible to play for him.
[1:44:42] And the person doesn't understand what they were ordered by the court to do so.
[1:44:51] So working on the a couple of versions of the right way by law.
[1:44:57] Thank you for your consideration.
[1:45:00] Madam would be 20, were you the president, were you the committee and said, that at least the meeting.
[1:45:05] How many times have I done?
[1:45:06] 20 seconds or five or two.
[1:45:09] So, hear about it, right here these were remissed.
[1:45:12] If I didn't observe the fact that it was a child from the 60s.
[1:45:17] Tonight on this night at 60 is no static premiere.
[1:45:20] So, that's fine.
[1:45:22] Well, I'm in that.
[1:45:54] change is that people might like to do that.
[1:45:57] And if you would like to contact the members of the committee, the conference committee that
[1:46:02] working is over right now, let me know and I'll kind of get to be able to contact that.
[1:46:07] Yeah, I can send it to me.
[1:46:08] I don't know if you still don't know.
[1:46:09] We don't want to get to that.
[1:46:15] Second.
[1:46:17] I'll always pay.
[1:46:19] All right.
[1:46:19] Hi.
[1:46:21] We have a adjourned.
[1:46:22] Thank you very much.
[1:46:23] Well, it's okay.