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[0:06] To the January 13th Board of Selectman's meeting at this time, I'll call to order and ask everyone to rise to the pledge of allegiance, and please remain standing for a moment of silence for the passing of the Upspitch Police Officer Stephen Reporter.
[0:24] I pledge allegiance to the five United States of America to the Republic for which it stands one nation under the God in the
[0:34] Municipal with the liberty and justice for all.
[0:48] Thank you.
[0:57] Okay roll call attendance select me casting gay
[1:00] So I can allow us here. It's like a bolso here. So I can explain it here. I can just present as well as administrative love it and a system in this way to Taylor.
[1:09] We have two sets of minutes.
[1:12] I'll take a motion to accept the workshop session of December 30th, 2025.
[1:16] That's the semi-quits and tenial meeting pages one through three in your packet.
[1:22] Motion made by SWEETY, seconded by Selectman, Casting Gay, any further discussion.
[1:30] All those in favour of a signify by saying aye.
[1:32] Any opposed?
[1:34] The eyes have it.
[1:36] And next up is regular session to summer 23rd, 2025, pages of what to read.
[1:41] Motion made by selecting the screening, seconded by selecting casting any further discussion.
[1:49] Hearing none all is in favour of saying the five way saying aye, any oppose, the I-7.
[1:55] Citizens from good and welfare, anyone who like to address the board so I can say anything.
[2:01] We're going to pass over public hearings right now, seeing that the time for this one is
[2:04] at 6.45.
[2:06] So we get about 9 minutes to get through before we get to that.
[2:13] Correspondence, Mr. Administrator.
[2:14] You just have an update in our packet.
[2:16] Yeah, I'll put the Department to update, sir, in your packet.
[2:19] A town announcements and events?
[2:22] I did think of one.
[2:23] Sure, I was looking at both of those.
[2:24] I noticed that our fire department is selling sweatshirts for fundraiser
[2:28] for Officer Reporter, if we could somehow get that link
[2:32] on our website, you can donate, or you can sell?
[2:36] Is that the fire union?
[2:37] Oh, fire union, yes, fire union.
[2:39] OK, well, you can promote it just like the way you did.
[2:43] I love we can.
[2:44] If we can't cause the union, that's fine.
[2:45] I just thought that it's a great thing
[2:48] that you can either just donate.
[2:50] It can be anonymous.
[2:51] You can have any money however you want,
[2:53] and the selling, some different sweatshirts on there.
[2:55] Excellent, I did not know that.
[2:57] And so did you find that on social media?
[2:59] Of course I did.
[3:00] OK, so.
[3:01] It showed up on the local page.
[3:02] On the fire, union, the black zone.
[3:05] On the dark, on our local page.
[3:06] Well, I'll double check.
[3:07] Sure.
[3:08] Sure.
[3:08] You notice I'm asking to continue the plug.
[3:12] That's a very good.
[3:13] That's wonderful of them to do that.
[3:17] Any other town announcements for events?
[3:20] We'll move on to liaison reports.
[3:22] So that's been cast again.
[3:26] EDC finally has its last member, at least just Monday, came in last week and got sworn in.
[3:33] So I've emailed all the board members, I got the schedule ready for them.
[3:37] We're going to start looking at when we can meet here at Town Hall and we look forward to
[3:42] moving EDC along in 2026.
[3:46] Very good.
[3:47] And does that, did you just, I'm sorry, did you say that was a fourth member?
[3:49] That's our fourth member.
[3:51] Okay.
[3:51] And what is it up to seven?
[3:52] Yes, it was of seven members.
[3:55] You're still seeking three.
[3:57] Absolutely, always.
[3:58] Always seeking members for economic development.
[4:00] Excellent.
[4:01] Excellent.
[4:01] Thank you for your efforts in guidance on that.
[4:05] My pleasure.
[4:06] So I've been both so.
[4:07] There's a morning eight o'clock at the chamber.
[4:10] My Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors meeting.
[4:14] Which way do I will speak up for anything I can for us for grants?
[4:19] Very good.
[4:19] and you'll have a follow-up, I'm going to imagine on the 27th and on the next meeting, how
[4:24] that meeting went. Anyhow, good. Very good. Thank you. I will, I will just say that the school
[4:33] district is the preliminary budgets just started. I think I mentioned that Saturday morning.
[4:40] And again, like I said with the town, there's probably a $2 million increase over last
[4:46] They're a very preliminary and not a fact we found out if on a $500,000 type of,
[4:51] it's supposed to be $54,000, it was $50,000, but I'm confident that those numbers
[4:56] will be substantially reduced as we move forward and put the fine tooth comb through the
[5:03] budget over the next couple of months we will be putting out to the towns, the schedule
[5:13] for there would be a joint meeting with the typically we do every year with the Finance Committee
[5:17] and the Board of Selectman with both towns to have that discussion. And also the towns should
[5:23] be receiving the letter to the Board of Selectman in the regional agreement. They used to just be
[5:30] a recommendation of five years to just have an ad hoc committee to review. This one must have
[5:36] slipped by me or Mary and the last regional agreement. Can I end the five years? Yeah, now I
[5:41] as a shell, so we have to, so the notifications are coming out, so there'll be a representative
[5:47] from the Board of Selectman in both towns, and I think a couple of community members from
[5:52] both towns.
[5:54] So it's just an ad hoc committee, they'll make suggestions to the school committee, and it
[5:58] would be up to the school committee, to then determine whether or not they're going to act
[6:03] on them, but there's going to be a very busy year with the school districts, with different
[6:09] things being proposed, like the Bullseye.
[6:12] The school building committee is meeting Thursday night at five o'clock.
[6:14] It's a public here at public meeting, not public hearing.
[6:16] Anybody who's welcome to comment the hard night at five o'clock?
[6:18] And those, is that a public informational meeting?
[6:20] No, this is our regular meeting.
[6:22] Okay.
[6:22] That's open to the public.
[6:23] And you guys will, and you guys are doing some out public outreach as well.
[6:27] That's what this meeting is for.
[6:28] And if anybody at home wondering why I'm saying you guys, and I'm on the school committee,
[6:31] Mary's on the school building committee.
[6:34] I'm on the school committee, the school building committee leads to the
[6:37] charge on the proposed renovations or repairs and things of that nature.
[6:44] Very good. All right, we killed four minutes on that segment. Moving on to town administrator
[6:50] reports, you've none this evening. Correct? None this evening.
[6:54] Thank you. And Lauren, you're very good. So I just for those at home, we have two items
[7:00] that we're having this meeting for tonight.
[7:03] One was public hearing for a home occupational license.
[7:08] And the other one was, the came in, at the end of the last week,
[7:14] was a release of a discharge release, a certificate
[7:17] not to become a member for a property, a 68 main street,
[7:20] which was, as we know, Johnny Moran's house, who passed away recently.
[7:23] So I'm with there's no objection from the...
[7:30] Members of the Board of Selectman, I'd just like to take that out of order in new business.
[7:35] And this is A under new business, certificate of release, not to encumber, and that's 68 Main Street.
[7:44] With us is the attorney for the family. Mr. Ryan, attorney Ryan.
[7:50] Thank you. Good evening. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
[7:53] I'm a attorney Chris Ryan from Ryan Law office on Main Street right here in the City of Blackstone City.
[8:01] As we all I think we all knew John and I did very well in the whole family and way back in 2008,
[8:09] Johnny signed an assistant agreement which I have here in front of me with the town.
[8:14] Johnny used some repairs on the house at 68 Main Street and he had qualified for that.
[8:21] So those repairs are made, and there's a 15-year agreement that goes along with that, which I have here.
[8:28] I think you have that, I'm not sure.
[8:30] So anyway, the way these certificates not to encompass typically work, and I deal with these all over the east and part of the state, is they're all for different lengths of time.
[8:40] His was for 15 years, so the rule is that if he didn't sell or convey or refinance the house for 15 years past the year 2008,
[8:51] then the lean itself, which is the certificate not from Congress,
[8:55] supposed to be released.
[8:56] So it's past the 15 years, Johnny passed away.
[9:00] The families go, the brothers and sisters are going to be selling the house.
[9:03] So we need clear title in order to do that.
[9:06] So I humbly asked this board, if you would sign a release,
[9:10] which I have provided to you of the certificate not from the company.
[9:13] It's everything is in order.
[9:15] And there's nothing out of order for this.
[9:18] I make a motion to release the certificate to 68 Main Street.
[9:22] All right.
[9:22] Motion made by selecting both those second and by selecting Sweetie.
[9:25] Any further discussion?
[9:27] I will say that it's a great loss.
[9:31] Johnny's passing.
[9:34] And I hope this helps.
[9:37] His brother insists the Patty and Buster proceed in a way that it just helps some
[9:48] through their, through their, through their difficult time, and, again, he's deeply missed.
[9:57] So with that, all those in favor, signify by saying aye.
[10:01] Any opposed?
[10:02] The eyes have it.
[10:04] And that's unanimous.
[10:05] Thank you very much.
[10:05] We already have it.
[10:06] Here for you.
[10:07] So welcome.
[10:13] Thank you very much.
[10:15] Thank you.
[10:16] Thank you.
[10:18] Good to see you as always, sir.
[10:23] Mr. Chairman, the Selectman Cazinger, the Blackstone Housing Rehabilitation Program.
[10:31] Can I get a quick explanation of the Blackstone Housing Rehabilitation Program?
[10:35] Sure, I'm not a fact that I've in the last year or so I've talked to Colleen about this
[10:40] a few times. And I want to say it's a community block program back then. So back in the
[10:48] early 2000s, late 90s, early 2000s, if you need to, it's real grant process and if you
[10:53] needed sighting roofing windows and such, you can, you can apply, you can apply and to get these
[11:09] And I remember, because I looked at a couple back then as a contractor and there would be five or six different contractors go through with whoever was
[11:18] It wasn't
[11:20] Colleen, it was doing the
[11:23] The clerical part of it, but whoever was
[11:26] Implementing it out in the field
[11:28] Could have been part of someone from the grant program, but you would go with a group of contractors to a site visit and then come up with an estimate and
[11:37] Typically they were around between ten and twenty thousand dollar renovation some smaller, but you could have needed a boiler
[11:44] It could have been something and so
[11:46] that then went back
[11:52] And so it was forgiven and we've had some where they've come up to us up till five years and sold the house and
[11:58] They had to pay back, you know, they had to pay the town back
[12:03] or if you actually we've had as a select man in the past,
[12:07] they've had with someone with refinancing because of hardships
[12:10] and things like that and asked us for something.
[12:15] So we would keep them on, but we would have to move them
[12:19] to the first lean, we were the first lean
[12:21] hold it to the second lean.
[12:23] Because you know, every fighting, they were refinancing
[12:27] for trying to stay in their home.
[12:29] So we weren't going to penalize them for it.
[12:33] The fact is they were staying in their homes, so we weren't going to penalize them for them, but we could have.
[12:37] So if I may, as I read this, and I look at this, if I look at page 32, and so on a case by case basis,
[12:44] the stream hardship can be demonstrated that the homeowner may apply through the office of community development,
[12:48] to the board of select men for a waiver of a portion of the lean repayment, or total forgiveness of the loan,
[12:53] and that's based off of being in the home for 15 years.
[12:57] So as long as the person meets that requirement, really, there's no debt to the individual.
[13:01] No, do we still have this program running now?
[13:05] So we have, I believe there's still so money in that budget,
[13:08] but it needs to be re, that's when I was still
[13:11] kind of calling about is, is it needs to be,
[13:15] we need to see what availability to replenish it
[13:19] and you want to chime into that?
[13:21] So we currently have, as of June 30th,
[13:26] twenty twenty five two hundred and twelve thousand twenty seven dollars and ninety seven
[13:31] cents
[13:32] the only way that you
[13:34] can use that is if you have an act of program
[13:37] right
[13:38] and we currently do not have an act of program
[13:42] that's correct
[13:43] but that's going to be coming up in discussions for
[13:45] okay
[13:46] and so we will be the exact required to a meeting vote
[13:50] no
[13:51] no
[13:51] so we will we will move forward with this act of
[13:56] otherwise that's the point of disservice to our residents well maybe in a hardship why we're not
[14:01] doing this is so in that build up opening the money sitting there well yeah but it wasn't
[14:06] you how much how long has that month been sitting there
[14:11] I mean it's definitely grown over the past I'd say five to 10 years yeah so when number of people
[14:18] that had to pay back when it slowed down there was almost it was almost no funding left
[14:23] Okay, so yeah, and how does this how does this program become defunct like what happens to
[14:30] to have it no longer an active program?
[14:34] We're gonna pause on that we said that question and we're gonna get back to it if you don't mind
[14:39] Yeah, at this time I'm gonna call the Board of Selectman. We'll hold a public hearing on January 13, 2025
[14:45] It's 645 p.m. At the Blackstone Municipal Center for the John Elders meeting room
[14:50] 15 Saint Paul Street to consider an application for a home occupational license submitted by
[14:55] D.on.pulope, DBA Rescue Ready, 1996 Blackstone.
[15:00] I want to demonstrate all interests and parties are encouraged to attend and be heard and that's pages 6 through
[15:04] 90, 9 through 60 in your packet.
[15:09] And Mr. Administrator, speaking with the administrative assistant, this has been all vetted.
[15:19] And it's good. This gentleman has been very patient because of the timing on this and our meetings and the hearing.
[15:25] that he had applied and how we were, I mean, our assistant was on vacation and so we didn't
[15:34] post it, you know, it took a couple.
[15:37] So he's been very patient on this matter, but everything in his order is my understanding
[15:43] that he has essentially a CPI training and this then he goes on the road to do various trainings
[15:50] is simply to work, this is office is going to be out of his house and that's about the extent
[15:58] of it, correct?
[15:59] That's correct.
[16:03] Okay, and so I'm just going to amend the name at this gentleman's request.
[16:08] It says, ready to rescue, it's ready to rescue.
[16:13] So when we're approving the homog, it's the company, the company of approving it under
[16:19] ready to rescue is the, I'll make the motion to approve the homework for ready to rescue
[16:28] 196 plaques don't straight motion made by it's like we're both so second and by
[16:33] selecting a screening any further discussion.
[16:37] Well, it's like when it's a process, you're public hearing, we opened it very
[16:42] So, so this is a homoc public hearing, so the requirement is to depost it for seven days before, so it's not like a planning board or a zoning board public hearing, so and unless Johnny has any questions on this, there's no one else from the public, so I just kind of moved it along.
[17:04] But it's a good point, so it's not the standard opening close to public hearing.
[17:11] It's essentially, it's a public notice is what it is.
[17:15] So it doesn't have, you don't have a button instead of getting mail or anything like that.
[17:20] It simply has to be advertised.
[17:22] Seven days, and it only has to be advertised seven days before in a local circulation
[17:28] for the original application, the renewals every year of year do not have to be.
[17:33] Thank you.
[17:34] No, but that's a great question.
[17:36] And the reason why I know that answer is because I thought the same thing when I first
[17:41] year as a board of life and a waitman, I was probably going to have, so we have a motion
[17:46] in a second, any further discussion, all those in favour of signify by saying aye, any opposed,
[17:54] the I-savidence unanimous, the regulations and good luck to Deon.
[18:02] Bill, yes, so we're getting back to the implementation of the community block grant.
[18:07] Yeah, I mean, so it's no longer active, it was active at one point, is there a reason
[18:12] why it falls out of active status?
[18:16] I was going to answer his money.
[18:18] Yeah, so while we were doing the homoca I pulled up from the history of this account.
[18:23] So back in 2010, this fund has no funding in it.
[18:32] So at the time, whatever the grant was, and I could look back and dig into this a little bit,
[18:39] whatever funds were given to the town for this program were fully expended from 2010 to current.
[18:48] Each year it grew a little bit, and these are residents that ended up having to pay the town back,
[18:53] because of the agreement they had.
[18:55] Got it.
[18:55] OK.
[18:55] So in 2011, it was 4,200, 2013, had 30,000.
[19:02] And that goes all the way up to the $212,000.
[19:06] Do you have what it was in 2018 on 19?
[19:09] I spent a lot of hours with it.
[19:11] Last time, when I checked in the back then,
[19:14] it wasn't enough to, I want to say I was around 100 grand.
[19:19] Sort of like sort of just by default,
[19:21] fall out of active status when it's down to zero dollars but obviously the money starts
[19:27] coming back and it's going to be repaid back into that fund and that being said now there's
[19:32] the availability to make it active again right but then it's it is going to die off quick
[19:36] because it's not being refunded right no yeah yeah so there was started with an uncertain amount
[19:41] and like Johnny's morons is forgiven yeah so yeah and obviously this was before my time
[19:49] Yes, you've been spending with the towns like it's a lot of work.
[19:53] It's administrative work.
[19:56] So to get the program up and running?
[19:58] And to manage it and do the kickoff, Chad, Colleen, and I met with, I don't even remember
[20:07] who we met with.
[20:08] There was one of them going out.
[20:09] It was one of the founders or consultants that did this type of work back when this
[20:15] program first came out.
[20:16] So we had looked at it and it'd be a year or two ago.
[20:19] year and a half ago to try and get it started back up again and it's just
[20:24] it's other things have taken over and seeing how much is in there now maybe
[20:28] now is the time but again it's not going to go we know the construction costs
[20:32] you know it'll hit a handful of people it's not going to be huge and I don't know
[20:36] what it is but you have to be cautious with it because that'll do about four
[20:39] houses right six houses you know I completely understand it and looking at you
[20:44] on a case-by-case basis or extreme hardship.
[20:48] So, I mean, I'd love to see this program,
[20:51] whatever we need to start looking at.
[20:54] Funding for the administrative end,
[20:58] does that come out of this as well?
[21:00] Does that come from the text?
[21:01] Honestly, I'd have to go back to the program a little bit
[21:05] and find out more about it.
[21:07] Yeah, because I'd like to see what department
[21:08] should be managing this, too.
[21:09] And I would also like to see
[21:12] Before we go too far into it. What do we have out there already because of many of this back at the time like you say two-though?
[21:23] I think at one you said in 2010 it had 420 minutes. Yeah, so
[21:30] We're in 2026 now. So
[21:33] The people anything so no one really used it from 2010 on so we're beyond that 15 year buffer now
[21:39] So we may have, I think we've seen the end of revenue coming back from the grant being implemented
[21:50] and people moving, having to pay back to town.
[21:56] And then we can also look into what funds are available to complement what we have in there, if any.
[22:04] So, yeah, I would like to see us.
[22:08] There were funds through a central mass, but then we send it.
[22:12] Yes, so that's, when I looked at it, the last time, and even, so I was surprised
[22:20] and to find out there was a couple hundred thousand in there, which is not a bad number,
[22:26] but a boiler, some windows, and a sighting job, and he...
[22:30] You know, you know, is 50, when it was 15 grand back in 2005, Mary, you know, it could be 50 grand now.
[22:39] Yep. So, but with that being said, there are a high, if there are high, if there are high steps cases, I don't know if you could limit it to certain age groups.
[22:49] But the elderly, that's still living in their homes and town, there's a need. But we can have, we can follow up on that. We weren't going to do any future agenda items tonight.
[22:59] but we can just put that in a town administrator report or a just to follow up on the...
[23:06] And I'll reach out to the Grant Reiner too and see what's out there.
[23:09] A couple of this with additional Cedar Federal grants can we expand it?
[23:14] That's great. Thank you.
[23:15] Yep. I appreciate that.
[23:17] Thank you.
[23:17] I know when Chris, Mr. Attorney Ryan called me, I'm very familiar with this, you know, that last Wednesday,
[23:24] what have you like, just assembly called column, and so you can pull that file and get
[23:29] it to Sandy.
[23:30] You know, so that's all, the record keeping is good on all those from back, from back
[23:40] on that, at that time.
[23:41] I think she's the board of health managers.
[23:42] No, it's building the department.
[23:44] Okay.
[23:44] Yeah, it was the building's department, back then.
[23:47] Which has access to those, to those, that's actually, they're in the cabinets, they're
[23:53] those community block brands are in those cabinets down there.
[24:01] Okay.
[24:03] Yes.
[24:04] We'll follow up on that.
[24:06] More articles.
[24:09] We have, guys, all right.
[24:13] We're good.
[24:14] We're good on that.
[24:15] We're good on that.
[24:15] We're good on that.
[24:16] I do have one or two, but we can discuss it at the next meeting.
[24:19] Sure.
[24:20] If you'd like to share anything this evening,
[24:22] but I think on the 27th we're going to get,
[24:25] we'll get back into like what we're going to have is a recap kind of in a recap and how we're moving
[24:33] recap of strategies meeting and how we're moving forward in a moral bus discussion on the 27th.
[24:40] Yeah, that's fine. I mean the big one is I'd like to have a proposal in hand if it has to
[24:46] have a study for the regional dispatch. So we can go to town meeting with a hard number.
[24:50] Oh, sure, okay.
[24:55] Okay, very good.
[24:59] Okay, so we're good with warrant articles and I tell
[25:02] me about just for this evening.
[25:06] All right, all right, I'm caught right up right we're down to
[25:10] new business and I don't have anything that I intended to discuss and we have approval of payroll
[25:16] Make a motion to approve payroll warrant, 26 EWA-17 and 26 P-W-17.
[25:24] Motion made by select and both those seconded by select and swinging any further discussion.
[25:29] Always in favour of signify by saying aye, any opposed the I-7.
[25:33] Make a motion to approve vendor warrant, 26 E-W-17-A and 26 E-W-17-B.
[25:39] Motion made by select and both those seconded by select and swinging any further discussion.
[25:43] Followed in favour of the signify by saying aye.
[25:45] Aye.
[25:46] Any opposed?
[25:47] Yes, I have it.
[25:47] It's unanimous.
[25:49] Future board agenda items.
[25:50] We just added that.
[25:52] Well, those two, essentially, updates on the.
[25:56] You need block grant program as well as the file.
[25:59] Obviously, we'll follow up on.
[26:01] And, and I'll say this.
[26:03] If Selectman have.
[26:06] Thoughts on this.
[26:07] just for the agenda and certain things.
[26:12] If you want it just to keep it clean, send it to the chat and
[26:16] Lauren and then they can let, or you can just ask me.
[26:19] But I would prefer that you sent it to them as well.
[26:22] So because sometimes, as you guys know, I'm on the road and
[26:25] working and if you're calling me with it,
[26:28] I generally don't forget, but I do not want to, I don't want,
[26:31] I want everybody to have the same opportunity to get there,
[26:35] their things on the agenda.
[26:36] So, and then when you guys get it, just let me know, I've never not put anything on an agenda.
[26:43] So, so I just want to make sure written electronic documentation to yourself, as well as the time administrator.
[26:50] Yeah, yeah, it would be nice. Yeah, you can text me and then don't be afraid to.
[26:55] Yeah, I'm not going to be offended.
[26:57] If you say I just text a Danny, can you, you know, yeah, or email.
[27:03] I just want everybody to have.
[27:05] I want us all to be on the same surface moving forward.
[27:12] OK.
[27:12] Good and welfare for Selectman, Sleckman, Kathy Gay,
[27:15] who was about to go on a nice little trip.
[27:20] What I'm about to go on a trip.
[27:21] Thank you very much.
[27:23] Melissa Cottonwine, have your birthday.
[27:27] Marissa Santos, happy birthday,
[27:31] as well as Bethany Grumbach,
[27:33] have your birthday, Bethany.
[27:36] I apologize for this one, bring it up Blackstone, congratulations to the winners.
[27:42] I actually lost the addresses of the individuals who won, so unfortunately, but I thought
[27:48] that was a great program.
[27:49] I had a lot of fun driving around town looking at the lights and getting my submissions
[27:53] in for that, so it was a lot of fun.
[27:59] Sorry, I'd sorry.
[28:04] As always, don't forget, as always, don't forget to check the library space book page, as well as Parks and Rec.
[28:10] There's always great things going on, and that's framework.
[28:16] Oh, I have, yes, I'm going to have vacation, but thank you very much.
[28:20] Thank you very much.
[28:21] Thank you very much.
[28:22] Thank you very much.
[28:23] Thank you.
[28:23] Thank you.
[28:27] So as we're trying to come up with better breath,
[28:32] we're not better, but other breathers,
[28:34] we'll see better, we'll see.
[28:37] Select me in a way, yes.
[28:38] Nothing that's just time.
[28:39] Thank you, sir, lack you short.
[28:41] You have no breath as.
[28:43] I, uh, not this week.
[28:46] We've had three meetings in a week, so I'm all birthed out.
[28:50] I'm not going to be reading any books while Billy's on vacation.
[28:54] The court of heart, court of the sound of lunch.
[28:56] The court of heart.
[28:57] They can do it with me.
[28:59] That was a bet, by the way, that who could say it?
[29:01] Who could say these things for us?
[29:02] That's my understanding.
[29:05] The bigger one is to say it backwards.
[29:10] Moving on, Selectman Bullseye.
[29:13] Contolences to the Leport of Family and all the officers out there that are dealing with this.
[29:19] and thankful that our town is, you know, Chief Roy is offered back up for their station for their services, our tomorrow.
[29:25] The procession will be going by, or it's Thursday.
[29:28] The procession is going by Imperial cars.
[29:30] They're looking for people to line the road.
[29:33] You know about the other time on that?
[29:35] I do not.
[29:36] Okay.
[29:36] I'll get it to you beforehand.
[29:39] School billing committee meeting.
[29:41] There is a five o'clock.
[29:44] That's it.
[29:44] We'll keep it short.
[29:45] I'll look it up.
[29:46] Okay, thank you, Salakman Bullseye.
[29:48] Salakman, sweetie.
[29:50] And I'm like, Salakman, always I have nothing tonight.
[29:53] It takes me a good week to catch up
[29:55] and put some stuff on the paper, but, sure, I've got nothing.
[29:58] It's 12.30 to one.
[30:00] 30. Yeah, I didn't pay real pocket a lot. Yep. Yep.
[30:04] Imperial cars, complex is mending a memorial position. So they're looking to line the road. Probably, probably
[30:11] all the way through town. Sure. It says parking is available at Imperial cars, as well as
[30:16] swimming in the sake of seafood. So then you can go out to the road and line the road. They still
[30:22] have the driving range up there as well. Yeah, it's all the same part. Yeah, it's all. Okay.
[30:26] And that was, sorry, 1130, that's 1230.
[30:30] Yeah, 1130, 1230, 1230, this is also parking at the church downtown, and it
[30:38] comes up to Main Street.
[30:41] The cut off street.
[30:43] Yes, yeah.
[30:43] Yeah, I want to die, no cut off.
[30:46] Yeah.
[30:48] Okay.
[30:49] Thank you very much.
[30:50] And thank you so much.
[30:52] I'll reiterate, Simon Bull, so condolences to the town of
[30:56] of Oxbridge, the family of the fallen police officer,
[31:03] and the public safety community.
[31:08] And so the Selectman, both so also, made me aware that it is, and so she was going to
[31:15] confirm a fever.
[31:16] What kind of birth dates?
[31:17] Just he always did the birth dates.
[31:19] Oh, oh, no, I will draw that.
[31:22] I'm going to save that for a later time.
[31:25] We just got a new nickname for you.
[31:30] Okay, something to think about when you're not reading on the beach in Puerto Rico.
[31:37] What we're going to come up next for you, so like we cast the game.
[31:41] You're greatest luck in the last?
[31:43] I'm waiting for Mary to look at the camera and pull her glasses down.
[31:48] I'm not my fan.
[31:50] I'm waiting for a selection.
[31:51] I'm waiting for a selection.
[31:53] I'm going to go ask this.
[31:54] He's going to talk to his eyes out if he keeps talking like this.
[31:58] I want to know where you come up with these birthdays.
[32:01] You go through the face, go through the face, go through the face.
[32:04] I don't know.
[32:05] I mean, what do they call you up now?
[32:07] Every birthday that I give is somebody I know.
[32:11] Really?
[32:12] Myself from my wife.
[32:13] Is your son the mentor, Willard Scott?
[32:16] Huh?
[32:17] You just be able to sound the birthdays into Willard Scott?
[32:19] Back in the day.
[32:20] Interesting.
[32:22] I don't think they're very, very smucker, right?
[32:26] Smuckers.
[32:27] Smuckers.
[32:28] That was, yeah.
[32:29] I'm going to have to clarify, because I've
[32:31] letting Billy get away with some stuff with his, and the first meeting of birthdays, it wasn't
[32:39] everybody you know.
[32:41] Maybe no, you're correct.
[32:43] I wasn't.
[32:43] You're right.
[32:43] It wasn't.
[32:45] It wasn't.
[32:45] It wasn't.
[32:46] I don't fortunately, but that, that corrects me.
[32:50] That corrects me.
[32:51] It was a huge course correction.
[32:54] and I changed direction and we're in a better place.
[32:59] Yes, it was someone that I knew that we had a memorial service for a couple years before.
[33:05] Okay, moving on.
[33:07] I don't worry, this is just by the way folks at home.
[33:09] This was an express selectness meeting tonight.
[33:12] We gave a new title to that to just help some residents
[33:17] that because of the schedule change for the Saturday morning meeting
[33:21] and then moving it up to the 27th, we want to just take care of some basic town business.
[33:30] And with that, I think I wish everybody a good rest of the week.
[33:36] And until the next time we meet, I'll take a motion to adjourn.
[33:40] Tum-tum.
[33:40] I wish it made by selectments.
[33:42] We need seconded by selectments, but also any further discussion.
[33:46] Hearing none all those in favour, signify by saying aye.
[33:48] Aye.
[33:50] Aye.