[0:26] All right, call the meeting to order. Start with us, move to the flag.

[0:29] The graduations to the flag of the United States of America

[0:35] is the Republic of Roots of Stans, one nation under God,

[0:39] indivisible of liberty and justice for our

[0:46] copy of the minutes.

[0:48] Here, here, here, here, here, here.

[0:58] This is from this to the last one, right?

[1:01] Yeah.

[1:02] And a little bit of detail.

[1:05] Yeah.

[1:06] I'd like to go ahead and roll over.

[1:11] Yeah, I see that.

[1:14] Okay.

[1:15] I think it is.

[1:16] So that's something that's weird.

[1:22] 1, 9,

[1:41] 2, 3, 4, 5, 4.

[1:45] We'll get a motion.

[1:47] Okay, so, yeah, I'm sorry.

[1:50] So, what a favorite.

[1:52] I like that.

[2:03] Old business,

[2:50] public hearing was last month.

[2:55] Since

[3:04] the last time, we were here, we went to the plant for it.

[3:07] and the 24 decided to table it to see what the CBA said, which is kind of why I don't want to have to go here with you guys.

[3:20] And so they, they've made it, whether to move forward, whether can do a conditional subject too, but Scott said no worries, but we answer.

[3:33] So since we were here, I have a little bit more information that I had when I presented

[3:45] the last time.

[3:48] We did a straight plan here on up, which shows parking and can you have parking, what

[4:10] I have to be more specific about what the sign is going to look like.

[4:14] And so I have end based on comments,

[4:23] the Alma has decided to make some revision on the

[4:31] hours for the business, making it more seasonal.

[4:36] So in the winter it's going to close earlier so it's not going to have lights long on,

[4:41] longer and things like that. So I'm going to have a new site on that but I don't plan

[4:48] more, take care of that.

[4:52] And the hours were probably going to address that in the special

[4:57] program. Yes. So we can have what she has, what she's proposing. Okay. Well, we are saying

[5:08] that is going to be until 8 o'clock in May, June, July, August, September, and then when

[5:21] it starts to get dark earlier, then the, I think, the 6 o'clock, so for the rest of

[5:29] it's going to be six and so it's basically standard time of six they're like

[5:37] savings eight so May to September eight. May to September eight and then October

[5:46] through April six and you know when we first went to the planning board planning

[5:53] said, give us your wish, give us your long periods so we wouldn't have to come back to planning

[6:00] if they wanted to stay an hour longer. So it's not like this is, this is the longest. It's not going

[6:09] to be, I don't know that they're going to run 10 hours in the summer and so what's the start

[6:22] time. Ten. Ten a.m. Yeah. Again, that is based on the wish list of, you know, year-round,

[6:35] seven days a week, and it may not be seven days a week, and I'm going to need a day of

[6:40] rest, I'm going to thank you. So, I just handed out this chart from the town of Claremont

[6:48] use. And the, and highlighted is for eating and drinking establishment in all the zones.

[7:01] And the point of having that is there was no zone that the town set ahead of time

[7:09] we won't consider any area. So, you know, there are other spots where you can see the line

[7:17] if it's blank that means no. The majority are of the special permit and site plan which is

[7:26] what we're doing. That she is going to argue with her, right? She's going to argue. Now I have

[7:34] mentioned that the last meeting of that. But was there a question about whether or not? Well there was

[7:40] something that had been said and that you had misunderstood that you could only have one use

[7:46] on property, and I'm probably misunderstood that, but one use, I mean, there are, you can have home occupations, you can have, you know, you can get a special use permit, so you can have more than that.

[8:03] You can have multiple uses, you just need a permit.

[8:06] And I probably misunderstood what I just thought, well, I'm going to address that.

[8:11] Okay.

[8:12] So, I had thrown out at the last meeting that ALMA's business, and one of the other changes

[8:20] that we're being proposed is that ALMA's really be a take-out business, not a sit-down

[8:27] in general, so people pull in and get food leaky.

[8:32] And so, it's very similar to what Q2Go is.

[8:37] And at the last planning board meeting,

[8:39] they said, well, wait a minute, Q2Go is in the difference out.

[8:43] Well, I looked up Q2Go's sound,

[8:46] and it is actually a split sound.

[8:50] Residential let limited business break, which didn't include

[8:53] her shop or a little take-out thing and her house, and it was already, already is what

[9:01] Suarez is up. And so, and if you just look at where I've got the two places marked, I realize

[9:08] the scale is very small, but you'd go, Alamos, it's very similar in terms of how close it

[9:21] is to 9G and yes, almus is not partially.

[9:29] Their shop, again, was on the other side of the sum.

[9:34] It was actually in the RAsum.

[9:36] And then somebody said, well, the winery was across the street.

[9:41] Well, technically, the winery was considered agro culture.

[9:44] And because they grow there on grapes and things like that,

[9:47] agriculture is, of course, a lot of views. So anyway, since we last met you, some changes

[9:59] to ours, basically being a takeout operation. And, um, to take out only? Yep. Now, there's

[10:13] a table and that they have there, the people come, order, they can sit at the table while

[10:20] they're waiting for the food to come.

[10:23] Play with the chicken.

[10:24] Yeah, that's right.

[10:25] Play with the chicken.

[10:26] And that's a good point.

[10:28] Has everybody mind their place?

[10:32] Do you know what I'm looking at?

[10:32] Oh, you all know what it looks like.

[10:36] So, yeah.

[10:37] Play with the chicken.

[10:38] Oh, great.

[10:40] And so it does have a natural kind of, you know, shielding for neighbors, and...

[10:50] So that would be slightly interview?

[10:52] Yeah, that's going to be slightly fun.

[10:54] So the... how many things do I have at that brief thing?

[11:02] So the nature of their business, they want to do it at home because the business is not going to be...

[11:10] to be like there's going to be a standing on me for customers.

[11:14] They, you know, on average, I think we were

[11:17] estimating about 20 customers maybe a day.

[11:21] Some days, a little bit, more some days,

[11:23] a lot of a little bit less.

[11:25] It is not going to affect traffic patterns

[11:30] or, you know, the nature of the area.

[11:35] It's a small, long and tough operation

[11:37] where if she's home, she's going to the house when there's no one there.

[11:42] If she's at a park, she doesn't have that much of it.

[11:47] And so it works well for a mom and pop operation to have it there and it has.

[12:00] And we have covered most of the things.

[12:07] Why was he anything best?

[12:25] In a couple of questions.

[12:28] You've just brought out so that the potentially would go inside the house so someone comes.

[12:35] How would they contact them to make sure that it's not some form of a nuisance or getting away

[12:41] if you're trying to get someone's wrong.

[12:44] How, like, where is everyone when you start yelling?

[12:46] I mean, what form of how do they let you know that there's a phone number?

[12:53] Yeah, I say they call.

[12:55] There should be a phone number kind of posted to say we're not here.

[12:59] Call this number.

[13:00] Yes.

[13:01] Perfect.

[13:02] And we did try to take into account since the last time we were there safety issues.

[13:08] We, with the parking, it's going to say you know that they have to fill into the parking.

[13:14] There is the handicap, there's going to be the handicap space as well as the other three.

[13:20] There's going to be a small time that says, don't back out, pull out of front ways.

[13:25] So we're trying to take into account any possible safety issue as well.

[13:32] That's a question. As far as you were mentioning about 20 people a day, what is the busy time of the day?

[13:42] Okay, you know, is that really something to be something when you, you know, I mean, I can't help but know what I'm doing.

[13:52] You know what I'm doing?

[13:54] Usually it's more like 12 o'clock.

[13:58] It's very much time.

[14:01] And then you eat at hours?

[14:02] Maybe it starts to slow down a bit.

[14:05] I've asked somebody like, maybe you want to do both.

[14:09] So there's not much for you.

[14:12] Is there still what usually they would come one time like 5 or 6 or 7?

[14:18] Some people call it as a read I had from like 12.

[14:23] It says, oh, I'm going to be there like 20 or 30 minutes.

[14:27] And they would order what they wanted to write down.

[14:29] And so we get it prepared up.

[14:31] That's how I'm going to do this.

[14:32] I guess one of the main reasons I'm asking that is for specifically I can even name that.

[14:40] is it necessary?

[14:42] Do you think if you close the 7 people just come early, especially if you just have to

[14:48] work the extra hours, which is the nuisance for you too, you know?

[14:53] Why not? I'm not suggesting close the 7, but why not close the 7?

[14:58] And then those customers will probably come early.

[15:00] I feel we have ordered some in good shutdown for the night. What season? Meaning for the day. I suppose, you know, until eight. Oh, for this summer is different. The water was not getting. It was back during winter or on. That's when the people's. You want to see people coming. As much during spring and summer as yes, they come and go.

[15:30] I don't actually don't know what to do with that because it varies the time for that one during the spring and summer.

[15:41] But would you say there's like five people between seven, eight, green, and yellow average, ten, giving the idea?

[15:49] It's been so long, so I think that it wasn't going to come up.

[16:56] and then maybe until eight only Friday and Saturday.

[16:59] Yeah, there's plus a lot of people, I think,

[17:02] it's a market for living.

[17:05] And a lot of times, if you say eight,

[17:07] we'll come in 7-15.

[17:08] If you say 7, we'll come in 6-4.

[17:11] So it helps you too.

[17:12] So it's one hour less a day after work

[17:15] about working for a woman.

[17:17] And then, okay.

[17:19] My last question is on the...

[17:22] And I know this will be more planning to work on the little periods, too.

[17:26] Where you're partying is now, because I did go look, is it, and I'm assuming the final apartment was this, too.

[17:38] But is it going to be easy to back up in this direction to get out with the food truck being so close?

[17:45] Yeah, so this is all brass.

[17:47] Oh, here it is.

[17:48] That's here.

[17:49] Yeah.

[17:49] So I'm going to take a look at that.

[17:50] I don't know.

[17:53] Because it just looks like there's a few tracks

[17:55] much closer to the road than it appears here.

[17:58] So this is from the road.

[18:01] And this is all brass here with brass.

[18:03] The parking is going to be on the other side of the driveway.

[18:06] So I'm going to be able to run here.

[18:08] Yeah.

[18:09] And then to be able to come back for your mirrors,

[18:17] So the parking is basically not going to, it's not going to be that close to the food truck, the stacking up will be an issue.

[18:29] And then I assume that's something to fire the parking.

[18:32] I saw something where they said the fire department said they could be the trucking that turned around.

[18:37] And he was actually going to try to come tonight, but he must have been like this, he forgot.

[18:42] But he sent a letter saying that they don't need to be, because it's so close to the road.

[18:51] The fire truck would access from the road, not from the driveway.

[18:56] way. So yeah. And I have to say this is really a way more

[19:04] good. They're going so much to do cooking and they it's like

[19:11] a dream for them. And it's a little more, but they want to do it.

[19:22] So they do have a department of health.

[19:25] We've got a letter.

[19:26] Yeah.

[19:26] Thank you, Bill.

[19:27] Yeah.

[19:32] And then how is, I know it's offside human.

[19:35] There's no one's eating on the side.

[19:37] And how is the trash handle as far as just going to be dry?

[19:42] It's going to take it.

[19:44] And it's going to keep you there's two garbage.

[19:47] And then the van may keep going to take it away.

[19:51] so it's not going to sit on the carpet.

[19:54] No, don't stir, don't have to stir,

[19:56] truck meetings to get in.

[19:59] So on the day of the day,

[20:00] this is just going to be really difficult.

[20:06] It's not going to be much structured.

[20:08] It's not going to be much structured.

[20:10] And then I need to do a blue carpet.

[20:13] Are there some things that let people know

[20:16] that it's eating this month?

[20:18] A lot of them, because I know there's a nice gazebo

[20:20] that you may get the idea to start walking to sit there.

[20:23] We, you know, the, um, again, we were thinking that if they come or have a place to sit down

[20:32] while they're waiting for the food to go.

[20:34] And then-

[20:36] This is your seatbelt.

[20:37] Just have seatbelts or a table.

[20:39] There's a table.

[20:40] So could we remove the table?

[20:43] You know, I'm a lazy person, and I like to sit down, but I suppose I can sit in my

[20:48] car.

[20:51] Well, that's what I was thinking.

[20:53] Oh, okay, I was thinking like a gazebo.

[20:55] That's more of a gazebo.

[20:58] Yeah, and it's movable.

[21:00] Yeah, I was thinking a gazebo word that you had to venture

[21:02] around the inside.

[21:04] It's just, yeah, it's just moving out of the middle table.

[21:08] Because that, to me, would encourage people to sit down.

[21:11] Yeah.

[21:12] Especially being right next to the food truck.

[21:26] So

[21:31] I'm looking at the notes so it's a significant increase of traffic and pollution how would we address that?

[21:40] That's going to be more planning board anyway.

[22:08] That's why we're here, that's why we're here for the Firmament noise coming from

[22:18] Congress. So no speakers. Okay, I was going to ask. There was maybe going to have a radio

[22:32] in the food truck, but it was commented that a neighbor wouldn't want to hear radio.

[22:43] out. So there is a noise ordinance in clear and right ready. So way it kind of, I mean

[22:53] just as a general, the sound you hear me now, the body with my voice, that is what the

[23:03] noise should be at the property line.

[23:15] Yeah, I'm just saying, you know, if you have it in the truck, I, so I mean, you know, when

[23:21] I was younger, I probably had it way too long.

[23:24] Sorry.

[23:40] And we'll add that in the firm, though. There's going to be like no live music, no external speakers.

[23:47] We're not going to put anything but noise ordinance because that's already in the zoning laws.

[23:52] So, you know, if one of the neighbors makes a complaint, then we'll address that.

[23:59] Not with the permit.

[24:00] That would be just a separate issue altogether.

[24:02] But we're still going to have that in here.

[24:05] I mean, you know, we're going to discuss it.

[24:16] Let's see.

[24:16] Public health concern.

[24:18] You have a, you have the permit.

[24:19] people wondering around that would be more for the planning board as far as any kind of

[24:29] fencing or natural landscape to determine cigarette lives trash. They can address that you're

[24:41] going to take care of the trash every day. Their

[25:06] comments from the board? I'm just wondering about

[25:09] like signage and such. So I mean, I guess the truck in

[25:12] wake kind of works as like signage identifying the business

[25:16] right? I mean, you realize,

[25:22] I guess, you know,

[25:23] there's no signage for, you know, part here or something

[25:26] just something, you know, it can be, you know,

[25:28] something, you know, kind of, you know.

[25:32] So we were thinking, you know, a small and then so it's,

[25:38] you know, this is where you enter, this is where you park.

[25:41] with an open plug they can take a down or keep up this little sign by the parking

[25:49] that's you know turn around pull out frontways you're not backing out onto the

[25:55] road so and we have to be a handicap sign for the handicap parking this

[26:02] And did I exceed the two mills because I don't understand the two handicapped parking spaces?

[26:08] I think not.

[26:09] I thought it was one.

[26:10] Yeah.

[26:10] I think don't fish two, double, double, double.

[26:14] We have for a band so that they can get out.

[26:17] Because originally for some of the places in our space, so we're saying that's one plus two.

[26:24] Yeah.

[26:24] Three on the handicapped side for you.

[26:30] So there were a couple of questions that I have in an email.

[26:33] Now one was what happens to the permit if new owners take over the residence and the

[26:42] permit does stay with the residents.

[26:45] If it's not, the permit isn't given to the owners, it's given to the address.

[26:50] So I don't know who was asking that.

[26:52] That was me.

[26:53] Can I be written in any of the way or is that just the way it is?

[26:56] That's just the way it is.

[26:57] So if you have a business there, a home business that you sell your house to the business goes

[27:03] with the house. However, it is a special permit, so it can be reported if there's issues.

[27:12] Is that addressed to your question, can I have a minute or wait and you know what you're

[27:18] saying about it? I mean at any time it's a special permit, so at any time it can be halted,

[27:25] stopped. You know, if there's any issues or if they've decided that they want to change it,

[27:31] that they have to come back here and get the permit updated.

[27:34] So they can't just say, oh, okay, we've got a permit.

[27:36] Let's have cables and chairs and have a restaurant.

[27:39] That still needs to be done through the permit.

[27:43] The

[27:52] question, does it set a precedent

[27:53] for anyone to put a food truck on their residential property?

[27:57] And the answer to that is no.

[28:00] I know what you mentioned here, though,

[28:01] but even that didn't set a precedent.

[28:04] Every special permit is done on a case-by-case basis,

[28:08] no matter how many you have had in town.

[28:12] But I also came for me and I think that was worth it poorly.

[28:15] I think my concern was more of a precedent of allowing commercial operation in residential

[28:20] areas, especially given across the street is a vacant lot that the bank owns as the house

[28:26] is crafting sinking.

[28:28] And the last thing I want to see is the bank getting ideas, oh we can sell this property to the

[28:32] business and get more money just like that.

[28:35] Yeah.

[28:36] Those people are still paying their taxes, they're developing for a day to honor all those

[28:41] lots.

[28:43] But the point is, anybody who drives that up for a commercial operation, that's the last

[28:47] thing I'm going to say, so I mean, I can't tell you exactly how things happen with stuff

[28:54] like that.

[28:55] It's kind of generalized, it's generalized, but the thing that it is, if I'm a business

[29:00] and I come in and the bank says, hey, you can put a commercial business here, I'm going

[29:04] look and it's going to be R.A. as residential. Sure, agriculture. Nobody's going to spend

[29:09] that kind of money on vacant land and hope they're going to get a commercial business in there.

[29:15] Yeah, so many. It's open for us. Yes. Well, they can, if they do, what could happen is they would come

[29:22] here first before they purchase it, of course, and try to get a special permanent ahead of time.

[29:27] And we hadn't done that before. But it's the same process. I mean, you're not going to see it

[29:31] a classic, you know, commercial plastic enterprise industry, so I understand that. I mean, this

[29:41] is a small business that they're applying for, you know, it is an eatery.

[29:58] Again, it's a special

[30:01] So,

[30:05] at the planning board meeting, the person who runs the Germantown Farmers Market, so because

[30:13] almost half of them is the food service there, and other places. So, mom, leaves,

[30:23] Rosel, many different locations, but they spoke, she spoke of how respectful, quiet, clean

[30:31] they are at the farm's market so she's not a clever resident, correct?

[30:39] Are

[30:53] you in an email with a guy that has put a bit of anything

[31:08] further?

[31:09] No, that's all right.

[31:10] Barry?

[31:11] No.

[31:14] All right.

[31:15] Are we ready to put a tool vote?

[31:21] Are you ready to vote today?

[31:22] I'm ready to vote.

[31:23] Okay.

[31:23] Any other questions?

[31:25] No.

[31:26] Anything further?

[31:28] No.

[31:31] Okay.

[31:31] And the public comment is closed, so anything that you add

[31:37] cannot be part of the meeting.

[31:40] We didn't have to go in this post.

[31:41] It was closed last meeting, do you think?

[31:44] Well, that was a public meeting.

[31:45] That was a visit, you know what I'm actually talking about.

[31:49] But if there's anything else you'd like addressed,

[31:54] you're allowed to talk here.

[31:56] It's just, it's not going to be part of the record.

[31:58] It'll be on the recording, but it does not

[31:59] not become part of the meeting minutes or part of the public comment was open last month.

[32:07] That was the public meeting that was in the record.

[32:10] Well, I don't think you were here.

[32:12] I was not right now.

[32:13] Obviously, it's press concerns and I'll just say quick, you know, I know issue with family

[32:21] or the business or sports mall business just have an issue with a eerie right next

[32:30] my house.

[32:32] It's going to be added in noise just for operation and extra traffic and I like the

[32:41] privacy and my client and I'm concerned about the impact on my house value increasing

[32:51] I don't have any issues with the business, I just don't really want it in my front yard.

[33:00] I don't know where you guys live, but I would hope that you could take it into your own personal

[33:05] considerations.

[33:06] How would you feel if this operation was raised to your house?

[33:10] You know?

[33:11] Or any other resident that matter?

[33:14] That's all I got.

[33:15] Do

[33:27] you guys have any questions that you want to ask?

[33:29] We can go into session if there's questions you don't want to ask in front of them.

[33:35] The public bring them in.

[33:38] I personally don't know if it might be helpful for you to answer the initial questions.

[33:51] Yeah, no I definitely, I feel like I've been updated

[33:54] And they feel like we're, I have to just, I mean, I do understand, you know, both sides.

[34:03] But again, this is just a special permit, so it's whether or not she's allowed to do

[34:08] it, plus some of the rules as far as like screening and even parking, that that's all covered

[34:13] by the planning board.

[34:15] And we can send recommendations or any suggestions that we have, but that falls on the plan board.

[34:25] Which, again, you've got a suit that you know, but you're not ready

[34:35] if you guys want to have a seat back in the gallery

[35:56] I'm just thinking more, you know, especially residential during the week and then that would be all you around

[36:08] where they could shut down earlier with the dark,

[36:14] which I think the conversation with

[36:16] that they were going to shut down was going to start, because they didn't see it still.

[36:20] Yeah,

[36:26] it was at the end, so they could Thursday,

[36:34] so just with those average then there's no effectively

[36:49] So the planning board will dictate what they need to do, but they have to put shades on some of the theme of the product.

[36:57] So some of the ceremonies, so there's no light pollution for all of the instruments.

[37:17] So, lighting to be determined by a man in the world and not to exceed hours of operation when we

[37:37] take out only and we eat him.

[37:51] Chairs are benches only, no tables, no

[38:09] light music, no

[38:15] special permit, we're

[38:19] calling

[38:19] event, I

[38:29] know outside speakers, especially

[38:36] event permit,

[38:45] I'm just thinking if they have

[38:46] a family meeting or something, you know, if it happened before, if they had a family meeting

[39:06] So

[39:12] you said the head to trash receptacles are those dumpsters?

[39:18] Garbage, garbage, garbage, yes.

[39:20] with pickup or...

[39:23] No, he's going to take it away, take it off the ground.

[39:29] Take it to the dump every day.

[39:43] Signage will be playing,

[39:45] there's already...

[39:46] Well, there's already in the zoning, there's already stuff for signage.

[39:54] And then do we have to address the minor nature?

[40:10] So

[40:18] the question on the table is whether it's going to be considered a minor or a major home

[40:24] occupation.

[40:27] So home occupations are suffering in two categories.

[40:53] was there any assistance in determining whether it's a minor or a major, or was it just based on what you think you discussed?

[41:04] And you have no outside out, right?

[41:07] All the health is your family, you can move.

[41:16] I mean, my reading of that minor versus major, basically minor is almost like you wouldn't

[41:21] know it's there otherwise, right?

[41:23] So I'm doing the service, the service, they're in the truck, I think it's a major.

[41:28] Yeah, I'm thinking it's a major home occupation, because there will be a permanent trail.

[41:33] And there's visible impacts.

[41:35] Yes, there are visible impacts.

[41:37] So the

[42:09] definition of a home occupation major is there shall be no external storage of vehicles,

[42:15] trailers, equipment, goods, or materials for more than five consecutive days in any given month

[42:22] unless such storage is permanently screened by either vegetation or fencing as directed by the

[42:29] planning board to screen it from adjacent properties and help preserve the residential character of the

[42:35] property. Two major home occupations are permitted one home occupation sign for

[42:42] property displayed as specified in the sign code. There will be no other

[42:47] commercial displays, signs, advertising banners, lighting effects, or projections

[42:52] displayed on the property. Three such home occupations are not changed

[42:56] residential character of the residents, nor create a new sense in particular in

[43:01] regard to noise, parking, traffic, over smoke, vibration, dust, heat, or glare.

[43:09] Writing and

[43:10] boarding stable, town of Claremont page 53 of 102 zoning code,

[43:20] and I'm going to pull it up because

[43:22] that I picked that up, pulled it up, pulled it up, pulled it up, something else.

[43:28] Oh, yeah, that's

[43:29] There's more, you just better notice that I get off the ship.

[43:32] I think I get off the ship.

[45:03] So I feel this would be a major home occupation.

[45:09] So

[57:24] that's very, uh, you hear people's,

[57:34] But Pamela referred in to me so I am very indebted to you for that.

[57:39] I wish I don't know what I considered my stuff.

[57:42] It's hard enough just to find someone.

[57:45] I've heard you have a show up.

[57:46] It's surprising how hard it is to find someone.

[57:50] But no, he is true or they're amazing.

[57:53] So I'm going to try for a moment.

[57:56] What's the amount you get over here?

[57:59] Yeah, I think they're all backed up, too.

[58:02] Yeah, of course.

[58:03] There's only one thing to get to you next spring.

[58:05] Is that correct?

[58:06] Yeah.

[58:06] I don't think people, three people, come out.

[58:09] And I think they're going to have a few copies.

[58:11] Unless I've covered them in all three copies.

[58:13] It's on responsive.

[58:14] They are.

[58:15] And then finally they have responses.

[58:17] Instead, either two of them were, and said,

[58:20] well, I'm so sorry.

[58:21] I'm just, well, I don't know how old.

[58:23] One of them actually puts the next door,

[58:26] you know, looking for,

[58:27] And he was probably to me saying, oh my God, this is a job.

[58:31] I don't want to take a long time to respond.

[58:33] I don't know if you know that.

[58:36] To me.

[58:38] Which I bailed out three weeks later after calling a few times.

[58:44] Wow, it's difficult.

[58:47] And this time here too.

[58:50] Everyone running to get things done.

[58:53] It's really good, I've been with her, you get the leaks, you get all the stuff that she

[59:01] got.

[59:01] Yeah.

[59:02] So I realized you're going to have to try and fix some of the summer to keep it out of

[59:07] your brain.

[59:08] Yeah.

[59:11] It's good to have, I don't know why, that's why I should have been doing it for a long time.

[59:14] Yeah, right.

[59:14] It's business.

[59:17] Yeah.

[59:17] And then can you make a lot of money?

[59:20] Yeah, surely.

[59:22] So, out here is special.

[59:23] It means the trades are occurring.

[59:24] Yes.

[59:25] I just want to sign it up and then sign it up under there.

[59:30] So, we can't add and put a second store.

[59:32] There's probably room for a few more.

[59:33] Car elevator.

[59:35] That one's pretty much.

[59:37] You just want to get down there.

[59:40] You don't like the tower?

[59:41] So, a room.

[59:43] Okay.

[59:43] And then I add my sequence in there so you can put some story in it.

[59:47] Okay, car out of here.

[59:49] You have to do that.

[59:50] Yeah, I can't go about what I showed you.

[59:54] No.

[59:54] You don't want to catch it when you're in a car.

[59:57] Hey, you never know.

[1:00:00] And then you're going to give that to you tonight. So, yeah, you can email on the call tomorrow. Okay. Okay. Stop it on the 6-8-1. Wonderful. Cool. Thank you all again. I appreciate it. Thank you.

[1:00:19] Thank you.

[1:00:27] You're 10 seconds. That's important.

[1:00:34] Is there any other group business?

[1:00:38] No.

[1:00:39] And I get a motion.

[1:00:41] So I'll make a motion to close that in.

[1:00:43] Great.

[1:00:44] One favor?

[1:00:45] Aye.

[1:00:46] So carried.

[1:00:49] You're impressed.

[1:01:06] Right.

[1:01:07] That's what I swear.

[1:01:08] I thought this was nice and good.

[1:01:09] So I don't know if I'll never feel in the air.

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