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If you need any of this in that year, may you start here, councilors, be in here.

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Councilor Bishop, here. Presentation of account council recommendations, we have done.

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I would like to consider minutes of previous meetings.

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Shake up at the email of the updated version of that.

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I'm going to solve that.

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I'd like to count like to see motion approval.

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Second, all those in favor.

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I have five as we see the review correspondence, we have none, I have six ordinances to consider.

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We have the first reading of the Marksport Waste Facility Licensing Ordnance.

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Some of the changes were instituted, but we have to have a chance to look at that.

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There's no questions on that.

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Any questions from the audience on that?

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If not, we'll do as we go to a second reading in the public hearing at our next meeting.

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And I'm Simon is a discussion items.

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First is about data from the Services Committee meeting tonight on 622-23.

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Who's the chair of that?

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Yeah, we discussed the fire and EMS schedule staff and change from going to a 56 hour to a 42 hour week

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because of the morale and the turnover in the department.

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I think we've lost, I think they said seven and the last two years, just because we're the only one in the area left to in the 42.

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Fifty cents.

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Fifty cents.

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Fifty cents.

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Fifty cents.

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It would require roughly, I think, sort of, about 300,000 a year.

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More.

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We'll not technically mark as 100,000 are any incorporating in the budget.

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So, in this year, if we started it, if I got to prove September 1st and start, we'd have

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to come up with like 150,000 vosses in there from the ARPA pump,

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the committee approved

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a suggestion to come so that it goes on the next agenda for discussion.

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One of the questions I had, so if most of all from 53 hours of pay to 42, how are they going

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take upwards of $15,000,000,000, and pay gas.

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The proposal is that, and I guess we'll have that, would that be savings also,

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there would be incorporated into it.

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That $100,000 includes the fact that they're being paid for $40,000, instead of $56,000.

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But the rate isn't, when we did the budget, we budgeted it.

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52 weeks of 53 hours at an hour rate.

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So when you look at the budget, I'll just look at Chris Conner.

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He was 52 weeks at 53 hours at his rate,

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was $70,000, $0.00 budget at his rate.

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Now going to be 52 weeks at 42 hours at the same rate.

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So we're going to equate to a $15,000 pay cut.

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It's not, it's not the same ring, it's a, it's a, it's a melted rate based on the 42-hour

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rates of others, it's, um, the Chris is going to be one of the highest paid folks there.

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Yeah, he, he is because he's the, um, longest term, it, with the rates that are, that are, uh, proposed

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in this, it's about a 9,000, between $9,000 pay reduction, where are those rates we are

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in a scene?

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No, you have not.

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This proposal is this, but if you move it to the council, I'll show you all the numbers

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that came in that created this, but the reductions are based on the fact that it's about

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week less work a month with going from, it's 56 hours less work a month than when you

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go from 40 to 56 to 42. Is this a significant comp time factor in that as well?

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Yeah, 56. Right, but I'm looking at hourly rate that we've negotiated

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base of money and 53 hours. And if they're going to work 42, we've already negotiated the

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So we'll be opening the contract and we're going to go straight to a high rate.

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The renegotiate, opening of the contract is going to accommodate the schedule and the rate.

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The same way we did when they went to 56 hours with the whole rate and all that higher, too.

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But I look at it in a minute.

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Yes, the rate changed.

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Right, argument that we've heard and again, I'm asking because the argument we've heard is that the hourly rates we had were one of the reasons before we come higher.

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by these so we raise those rates, and now we're hearing that the hours which I get, but

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the hourly rates were just to be comparable to what they asked for before, so I would

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read, not just pay it for 42 hours at the rate that we've bargained for.

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Because those rates aren't comparable to the point of our rates that people are being paid.

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It's not 100% but the proposal is not to go to divide 56, if you multiply 56 times 52, you don't divide that by 52 and then divide it by 42.

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That's not the rate you get.

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It's not

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because the reduction in the amount of wages that they over what they were getting before is significant across

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but it's also worth a significant reduction in hours work. Right. Right. Right. Yeah.

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So we're going to reduce the hours but increase the debt.

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Yes. You'll have that for us. Yes.

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Okay. Okay. Okay.

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Any other questions on that?

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So committee was to put on the next agenda to put this back.

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And I also have those reads and all of the all ten communities that we've been

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in Ireland and that we can pay this to our new, we're looking at the past.

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Next is discussion of this discontinuance of a remainder of unconstructed second street.

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A number of years ago, and I don't know how many, but it's been within the last eight years,

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because it happened when I was here.

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The council discontinues a second portion of second stage that went

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between two houses. You remember that one that occurred? Well, the survey of second street, that's up here.

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I mean, if you could see that.

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I've seen old maps and second street was contemplated to come up and then turn to this road.

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Well, we never gave up this part of the road. And that's why there's two parties here that would like to see it.

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continued so that it reverts back to a butters because as you can see the bulkhead on the house

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on top is inside the contemplated street and it's right up on the other house.

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This is the edge of that. This is like a real baseball.

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Yeah. And it's all led you can see up in the woods. It's all led up through there. And if it's

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only we're going to put a road up there, that's where you end up is where those townhouses are.

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I'm sorry to be a pain. Can you point to what you're talking to?

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Sure. Sure.

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there's an old man that I've seen a couple of them. The second street used to come up and turn

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down here and never got constructed and then come back on a McDonald's.

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Come back on McDonald's. It never got constructed. I believe this was probably eliminated but I'm not sure

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we eliminated down here and below. But what these two parties looking for is to see us give up this because

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about it, you know, they've got to come to play the street.

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That's the whole area there, you know, it's in, it's in it.

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I'm going to ask the question and stop me before I ask it.

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I don't have a clue what you mean, Mayor.

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We had an executive session a couple of weeks ago that involved some of the

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Oh, sure, no, no, this, this, oh, you know, yes, you should stop, but look at the townhouse

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theater. Right, and as I'm saying, does it, does it, does it include any of that? No, the

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seminary property is above that. You can see the, the line right there off, let feel, that's the

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Okay, this one that's this one for the second three is where you're talking about it just was yeah

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That's gonna question. Yep, fair enough. I'll ask a question. I

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There are no

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Okay, so that present

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That is a contemplated street. What does that mean for the town of Bucksport right now?

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I'll tell you why I'm asking that question. It might simplify the answer

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do we anticipate any potential de-dissues with any of the property orders that are

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but this that's why I'm asking the question well the one above has for as long

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as I can remember use that contemplated street for a driveway and they're two

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parties here looking to do it that are the butters did I think so yes that's it

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is nobody else okay. And anybody, I need to, I don't want to talk about it.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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Thank you for your name and where you're from.

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My name is Jodi Aragona and I own this property.

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And what you're looking at is my preliminary survey that I voted.

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So, I tried to on the advice of my surveyor, call a lawyer about this first, talk to them

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at length three times, gave them this person's deal, which was the person who saw it now,

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me and the apartments as proposed to butters, and they didn't call me back, and I tried three

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times over two seasons, and no one called me back.

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The deal about it, you mean, I just want to make sure.

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No, the lawyer, the lawyer who was the only lawyer to do this, because I would be wasting

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my time and money with any other lawyer who would have to learn the ropes of figuring

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this kind of situation out.

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So the reason was, we have to make sure that there are no conflicts of interest for us, and

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put you to the top of the pile. And I heard that for months and months and months. So here I am,

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now that we are basically two new parties that houses under contract and I haven't moved into

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mind because it's been under renovations. We're doing this old house style, not the while you're

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out version of fixing up the house. So I just wanted you to know like that's my preliminary

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survey and I'm sorry I've noticed that my surveyor was like you may not want me to put

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this pens in until you just talk to the town. So I called the town manager and that's how

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wouldn't kind of hear it.

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So I don't know if this reverts back to us or if they have

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like as an abutter, some say in that as well, but I'm hoping that since that's their

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hatch to the basement and this is my corner post and I'm gonna have a hot tub there and I'm

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So I guess my question,

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I want to make sure I'm not assuming anything here, so I'll forgive

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me if I'm being extra careful.

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The town retains no ownership right to any of the property of question, correct?

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Or does it?

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Does the town where it's as contemplated street, does the town own that property or to the property

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owners that are in question on that property?

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I would believe the town probably has some interest in it. I don't know about ownership, but

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there's nobody else too on it.

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So right now that's okay. So on the tax map, how does

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that reflect that little partial land? Since this was brought forward every flexor. I don't

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know where the flexor will be. And I've seen it on 1875 maps and 1880 maps. But what we did

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The second street with Donald Lemmeon was where all the talks had taken it all, it reverted

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to a butters, you know, a center line.

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So, it was split at the center line, to go back, okay, because so, and as I look at that map,

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I see three of butters.

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I see the lady that just spoke, the people up above, and then, of course, the property

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behind.

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Okay.

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I don't know about the behind you so I mean I don't see why they would know you'd

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protrude them into two others okay so were you really did this type of thing

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forced him yes yes we were with the bay you yeah so this is a

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I'm just again. More of these things that were on paper somewhere, but never got built.

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Or were built with buildings, walking them, and the shape of the landscape change, so nothing was possible.

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So how did that work on?

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Thank you.

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Yeah, I mean, that was...

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Well, we did very well. We just recently did one of the deeds to one of the people

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that when we said it and we're just going to go to each side, we left it to them to pay for

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the survey work necessary to establish that long. And one of the, you know, we just, we just signed

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a D for it here. And I mean, with one of those, the values are, did they, those people did

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there's one more thing that has to do with that work, but we liked it.

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The town didn't take on the legal cost of doing this.

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The town voted and then people had the survey worked on us,

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but we solved it again.

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So could we turn this into a similar situation?

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I thought we'd done the second straight,

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when we did second straight people.

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But apparently we're not done second straight,

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Because it's got another leg, that's the second second.

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Right, yeah.

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That's the second right.

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That's the second second, actually.

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Okay.

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Are we aware of any deeds that have an easement in them?

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For this property?

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Again, I mean, okay.

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The abutters don't. How's that?

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That's actually the way I would.

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Nope, got it.

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And all the abutters have been there aware of this.

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The abutters in question are aware that would come.

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Yes, we own the other side.

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Perfect.

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That answers my question.

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What about, not to?

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Well, that's, you have a behind.

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I mean, I think the conversation a moment ago was,

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are they actually in a butter?

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No further questions.

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Man, the second a butter dude, if you don't mind

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coming up and saying, well, I just want to ask you

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what's your take on?

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That's what would you like to see happen with it?

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We have, well, it's a divided amongst two a butter.

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Because obviously, you can't put a road through there.

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There's buildings on the other side.

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So you're an agreement with the other?

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Definitely.

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Yeah, there's actually a key in the right

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the middle there would be easier to just

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in order to survey and have our

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stunned to that.

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Okay.

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Split it.

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And you're showing kind of what you use

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as a dry blade right now.

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All right, pretty good.

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This is here.

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And that's your place.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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And that's the answer.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Thank you very much.

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Any other questions?

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I guess the question is

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whether you want me to put this on

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an agenda for

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Action, or you want me to have a resolve of what you want to do with this item?

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You need a motion for that, I just...

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What someone needs to say to you?

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Okay, I guess the question is, we want this up the next council meeting to be in the agenda item to discuss about...

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Planning that?

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This contains a remainder of this contemplative street to split between the two of others.

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I'll make a motion for her, but you don't need to make a motion.

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I don't.

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Yes.

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Yes.

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I wish you.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Thank you.

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Next agenda item is resolved 2022 to approve the purchase of heat pumps for the town office and ice-rank building.

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How to calculate proceed.

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Motion approved.

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The questions?

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We have the Bids in front of you that are on the Resolve Valley Home Services for $57.50

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for the town office includes $400 in rebates and for the ice cream building, $4,320 in

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it includes $500 in rebates.

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I had several questions on the ice cream building and to shed some light on that that may

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The current rebates for municipal buildings that are not accessory dwellings is $2,800 for per heat pump.

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The efficiency made originally said that the ice ring building would be considered an accessory building,

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but values submitted additional information showing that there's an office in that building, et cetera.

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So it may be that the rebate can be the 2,800, which is similar to the 3 rebates that we have with the ones at the town office

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and that's why it's written this way that it would be no more than 43, but it may be less if we get the additional.

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So it could be like 2020 all that's correct and there's also an error in the resolve

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That it should be 10 office for 5750 to be funded from town office reserved in the last paragraph

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not

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The biggest 50 750

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The other questions

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all those in favor

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And I have a nice resignation point that's assignments and elections, we have none.

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Item 10 is approval of quick claim as discharge is in Beats, first three or per

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Kelly J. Albert, first one's map, 047 a lot, 013, patch zero zero one for a taxing discharge

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6, 15, 20, 21, second for hers map, 47 a lot, 14, taxing the discharge 6, 15, 20, 21,

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So there is Kelly J. Albert from that 47 lot.

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Zero 15, tax lien discharge, 16, 2021.

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How does that proceed on Harris?

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For post-new boot.

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Second, all those in favor.

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The post.

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Next is Eugene C. Drake and Lisa Al Drake,

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map in 10, lock 20, tax lien, discharge,

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16, 15, 2021.

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How does the calculate proceed on that one?

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What's in the boot?

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Second, all those in favor, the post.

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There it is, Lisa Eorz, we met 32, a lot of 0.56, so we'll leave this charge 0.9, 28, 2021,

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how the cost like to proceed.

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Mr. Proof?

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Check it.

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Oh, it was in favour?

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Opposed?

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Stay.

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Item 11 is a calendar report.

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I have one.

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I did it right there.

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Okay, the pool has been drained. Pressure testing of the return line is happening.

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If not this evening then tomorrow.

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Determine if there's a crack to roll to line.

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What we have discovered through the process of evaluating this is that even once the

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So the pool got below the skuppers with the return lines, water continued to go from

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the pool, which indicates and we have also seen cracks that have opened up in the asphalt.

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The pool held water for the first several days it was built and then it proceeded not to

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water anymore. And we're having the lines and main drain lines, pressure tested to make

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sure that it's not cracks in the lines, that it is the cracks in the shell of the pool that's

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causing the loss of water since it's continuing. If those pressure tests are fine, we will

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doing a resurfacing of the inside of the pool and sealing and painting that and reopening,

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which is not a long process, but is what our next steps would be.

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The person who is performing courtesy board inspections on weekends at Silver Lake reports

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of the program is going really well and that people are very pleasant and cooperative.

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I want to thank public works for placing a picnic table and an umbrella there for these

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the inspector between boats, but also for others who use that area.

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The Bucksport Police Department will be hosting a town hall meeting on Wednesday, June 28th

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at the Bucksport Middle School Clean Performing Arts Center from 6 to 8 p.m. We are hosting

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this meeting to facilitate a conversation and education on the ongoing drug epidemic that

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is affecting communities throughout the country. We will have members from law enforcement,

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health professionals, educators, and recovery specialists available to discuss this serious

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issue in Hancock County and in Bucksport. This meeting will also allow us to hear from the

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public with comments, concerns, and questions that our panel can provide insight on. And most importantly,

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it will allow us to have a conversation on how we can all fight this epidemic together. There is no entry

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and public safety looks forward to seeing everyone next Wednesday.

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A reminder, Fourth of July is fast approaching that the discharge or display of any consumer

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fireworks or any other fireworks in the town of Bucksport is prohibited, except for any

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such fireworks that may be included in a firework display permitted by the state of Maine, pursuant

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to 8 MRSA, 227A, and except for toy pistols, toy canes, toy guns, or other devices in which

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paper caps or plastic caps containing 25 over 100 grams or less of explosive compound are used.

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Uh-huh.

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Less than 20 to over 100 grams of explosive matter, sparklers that do not contain magnesium

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chlorides or perchlorides or signal intake or replica cannons if no projectile is fired.

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Persons found to be in violation of any provision of policy show will be subject to a

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one offense. We published this every year and would ask that, because for people with PTSD and

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people with pets, many pets, the fireworks are not good. Economic Development Director

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Rich Rotella and I met with Representative from Senator Collins office today to discuss

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the Town Duck project, as well as update them on all the projects that Bucksport has been working on.

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It was a very good meeting. In addition, it was a great look back over all the work the town has

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been doing to updates infrastructure. They were very impressed with all of the project that the town has

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been involved with since the course was now.

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And the Spring Fountain, please start investigating

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significant vandalism that occurred at the Spring Mountain Motel early this week. Windows

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were broken, doors were kicked in and walls were damaged. If you've driven by, you can't

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help them. Windows over the office had been broken. And finally, the PPI project, which

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is the RMPOT grant project for rehabbing Main Street project draft, will be available in the next

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two weeks, and it will be brought to the Council for consideration.

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If this project is to move forward, the Council would have to vote to send it to referendum

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by September 1st of this year in order to be on the November ballot, and that's all.

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Good question.

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I'm 12 of his set public hearings, who have a public hearing of the box board,

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where he's facility licensing ordinance at our next scheduled council meeting, 7 p.m.

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I don't care if he needs to discuss my opinion agenda.

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I don't know anybody from the public opinion, it's not on the agenda.

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Hi, ladies and gentlemen. I wanted to get an update on the solar fountain that was being built by America's.

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I don't know if there's any updates or anything.

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And we're going to start at the site work on the project, but that's where they are at the moment.

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They've started an installation, but they did start some site work at that project, at that location.

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We'll show you a public opinion.

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We'll be able to tell you something.

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Let them be on the

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shelter.

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Is there anything happening with that right now?

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They're giving out preliminary designs, so we can have something to look at about.

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That's the other thing that would have to go. If you decided to on a proper end of the party,

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if they didn't accept all of them.

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Do you agree with yours?

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Yes. I had a question last week about the meeting that I had with you.

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The board.

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And I was wondering if you had to have a chance to agree with that.

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Maybe I wanted to discuss that in the executive session.

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We

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have the first meeting in July, the regulatory review committee was going to be the

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And listen to that.

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To meet with him and regard to her proposal for a solar farm on her property that's on 1 and 46.

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That one, she had asked for a chance to speak to the council. I told you some time ago, she had asked for that, and she's got all her information together.

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would like to have a regulatory review of community meeting at that first meeting in July, so

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that would be six o'clock on the eight that work for everybody.

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Anything else?

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Yeah.

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Can we get a infrastructure committee meeting for the purpose of adding some stuff to the

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waterfront.

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What does that even mean?

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I was the one.

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The worst is they wanted to roll off the top.

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I was approached by someone about adding some swings to the waterfront.

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Like they have down in Belfast.

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The air-sponsored by local businesses.

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I believe Belfast has six or seven of those.

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And I explained to the person that we would need to go through some type of committee to have that.

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think in restrictions probably the right.

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Thanks to go.

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Six thirty on that way.

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Sounds like a blam.

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So six for regular tour videos in sixth 30,

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in first time?

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Okay.

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The sixth of the six, okay.

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No.

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I'm making one just at 30 or more.

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Okay.

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There you go.

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30.

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30.讀.

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So the 13.

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How to apply.

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Okay.

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All right.

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This time,

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um, take

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take emotional going to exactly

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emotional going to exactly

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session for Title 1 check in 15.

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Section 4 for two.

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Second.

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I was a table.

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Those were going in the executive session.

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So we could clear the cut.

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We're not taking any action.

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We'll be discussing for a minute.

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We'll be discussing for a minute.

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I'm going to distill that one.

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Okay.

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All right.

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All right.

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Thank you.