[0:00] is a very old version, probably back from XP or something. Windows 10 does not play nicely with it, and that slows. I can keep that I'm not going to have the other one on that. Which is even worse, when you're on an old version of rescue, well it's for us.

[0:22] Okay, so we put one like a pretent that it is not the feet or an organ whichever one I have

[0:28] It is slowing down and

[0:30] Wow, absolutely no issues with it

[0:33] And as a clerk that I can find you take the other way except for that and you're still going to be slow

[0:42] I'm just trying to because I believe we can operate it but I'm not a hundred percent

[0:46] Okay, we can operate it, that will clean things up very quickly

[1:03] Okay, let's open the public hearing for local law number 1, 2026 for the establishment

[1:14] the school bus stop on camera program.

[1:19] Can you read this public notice please?

[1:23] Oh, the public notice.

[1:27] I will read the public notice.

[1:34] Public hearing, the Kramat Town Board will hold a public hearing

[1:37] to read e-commerce on the local one of 2026.

[1:42] Establishing a school bus stop on camera program

[1:44] to the Kramat Town Board.

[1:46] The public hearing will be held on Monday,

[1:48] May 8, August 3, 2026 at 6.75 pm at Claremont Town Hall, 17.95.9, Claremont, immediately prior to a regular list at the town we're meeting, the public has encouraged to attend, written comments accepted must be received prior to the public hearing.

[2:06] Claremont, COO of 1 of 2026, 17.95.9, Claremont, New York, 1.25, Germany, New York, 1.25.6.

[2:15] We did not receive any public comments via mail.

[2:19] No written comments?

[2:20] Yep.

[2:21] And a little bit of evil.

[2:23] Just while entertain any public comment.

[2:29] Let's go.

[2:30] Do we have any board comments?

[2:32] Do we have any board comments at this point?

[2:35] We need to move forward with this.

[2:36] Yes.

[2:37] Move forward.

[2:39] Okay.

[2:40] No written comments?

[2:41] No public comment?

[2:42] We'll have to motion close over here.

[2:44] I'll make the motion.

[2:47] No.

[2:50] How's that going?

[2:51] Sorry?

[2:51] Fair?

[2:52] Hi.

[2:52] Close.

[2:53] Terry.

[2:54] Okay.

[2:55] We'll go on later in the meeting.

[2:56] I don't know if I'm going to resist the vote or not.

[2:58] We have to wait for the 7 to start meeting.

[3:00] Yeah.

[3:02] Should I hold on to it?

[3:04] Or do you want me to voice it?

[3:05] Yeah.

[3:06] Can I hold on to it?

[3:08] Or do you want me to voice it?

[3:09] Can I hold on to it until next time?

[3:10] I just didn't know if you needed it.

[3:12] her $56,775 and 76 cents.

[3:18] I

[3:20] may have stats on this.

[3:23] Oh, I need to pay the price.

[3:26] I've got one.

[3:27] That's easy.

[3:28] You can pay the price.

[3:30] You have to pay the price.

[3:32] I thought it was only $1,000.

[3:34] Yes, you need to pay the price.

[3:38] Oh, I love the price.

[3:40] And you're doing this.

[4:01] I mean they want it's a new Wi-Fi

[4:06] I consider it without the leader or something.

[4:11] What how much that is attached?

[4:13] Chris, really?

[4:14] We need this Cisco little switch at 18 ports.

[4:18] We're running with four ports now.

[4:20] We're almost OK.

[4:23] That seems like over here.

[4:25] Yeah, but I think 18 ports, I hope I agree.

[4:30] It's an old account.

[4:31] They have something smaller.

[4:32] I would go with it.

[4:33] but they'll probably end up coming back to the 9.4% of this.

[4:38] And then they'll come back up.

[4:40] I don't see really the need for a VCS.

[4:46] Both, so the generator's in saltwater?

[4:48] Turns out we're NEO.

[4:49] I'm still, I did set the propane hooked up.

[4:52] And so we'll just be up and running it.

[4:53] Not shortly.

[4:54] I'm going to skip the VCS and see if there's no reason to do that.

[4:57] That's only the main tank, like the laptop.

[5:00] If you lose power while you're in saltwater,

[5:06] So the UPS is only going to power up your desktop.

[5:11] It's actually not picking up for the, well, I don't know about the printer in there, but probably not picking up for the printer in here.

[5:18] You don't need to do it online?

[5:19] Well, that's why this was just the next minute when we talked about it.

[5:24] I'm not sure.

[5:25] You're not like the old woman running so much.

[5:28] Yeah, I can't do that.

[5:30] Well, they said this will fix a problem

[5:32] with the system.

[5:33] Well, let's talk about it.

[5:34] You can't run.

[5:36] No, not that option.

[5:37] But it has a whole deal.

[5:39] You can't run.

[5:40] You can't run.

[5:41] You can't run.

[5:41] I know a work plan.

[5:42] And we said it's a combination.

[5:44] And here is the lead.

[5:46] Yeah, we're in.

[5:46] So I was thinking, well, that's not one of our

[5:48] achievements.

[5:49] I'll see you in the end, for a moment.

[5:54] I don't know, I don't know. I think they're on the right side, so, if we've seen one of the slowest of the show.

[6:04] I think when it just, it would just be that we operated for a time years, we were right.

[6:08] It's supposed to make sense. I haven't been to that part of the show, but I wouldn't ask for it though.

[6:13] It's, it's going to take a little while. I mean, maybe very soon.

[6:16] to be like a real estate.

[6:17] A lot of people are surprised.

[6:19] The generally, the start of the set,

[6:21] I think is to use a project system

[6:23] to build a real estate.

[6:24] Maybe you might as well have a space for you.

[6:27] The task that has all the money is to be,

[6:29] I mean, you're going to match it with your project.

[6:31] That's right.

[6:32] That's really important.

[6:35] I think the last game of demolition here is, yeah.

[6:39] You want to see it working with you.

[6:41] You make some videos like,

[7:13] So they have to do that.

[7:15] I think they will.

[7:17] They have to do that.

[7:19] You know, right now we're out of the right.

[7:22] You're supposed to last and have enough of that.

[7:24] We will.

[7:24] Is he going to do that?

[7:26] You have to do that.

[7:27] You have to do that.

[7:29] You have to do that.

[7:30] Well, a replacement is going on.

[7:33] You have to do it for a what later on you know who.

[7:35] And I lost all my patience.

[7:37] You know what I'm going to do.

[7:42] You have to do that.

[7:43] I think you need more information.

[7:46] So that means to make use a network cloud

[7:50] and then Jeremy, you need a network cloud.

[7:52] I have the backup for other nodes.

[7:57] Every network does more.

[7:58] I'll do that with faith in the company.

[8:01] I can't remember the name of it.

[8:03] I'll make the email score.

[8:05] Where they actually did not work.

[8:07] I thought, this is your scope too.

[8:08] I know people can manage their business.

[8:24] We'll talk about this for a little bit.

[8:54] Okay, let's get started, see if they're prouled for a part of town in a word of minutes.

[9:00] We have any questions, comments, instructions, comments.

[9:05] I don't want to take motion to approve.

[9:08] group?

[9:09] No second.

[9:10] So I am with all of their votes.

[9:14] Okay.

[9:18] Okay.

[9:19] No, no, no.

[9:22] I need the click report please.

[9:26] So the report was July 2026.

[9:29] Building from its 10, 4,75 dollars and 90 cents.

[9:34] Certificates of occupancy was $7,081.60.

[9:37] percent, that included the renewal of, um, it was actually, so we're gonna

[9:45] complain it's for the solar farm on the work. Um, which is counter speed, uh,

[9:51] interest 1 cent, search for our copies, 150, um, community house, please, 1,000.

[10:04] $2.50, graduate from that $50 total, which I'm going to fund is $12,460, and $3.00 New York State

[10:13] Admiralty, $1.00 for a total of $12,460, and $1.00 from the $3.00 I am committed to the

[10:29] Okay.

[10:31] Tracing except of course support, I think that one soul is like six out of five.

[10:36] Something like that.

[10:38] All right.

[10:40] A mail review.

[10:41] Do you have anything came in the mail?

[10:43] Thank you.

[10:44] You do not.

[10:45] Good.

[10:47] We'll sponsor Web Committee.

[10:48] We have questions, complaints, suggestions.

[10:53] Sounds pretty quiet about this.

[10:56] Web Committee.

[10:59] I mean, I think, yeah, for many people it doesn't suggest any comments or problems.

[11:09] It used to be a lie, it's a reputation for a while there.

[11:13] It's from one of the worst items we've done.

[11:18] All right, committee reports.

[11:25] I was going to suggest that we actually, so I know we have to work, we'll talk about

[11:32] the other things.

[11:33] We don't really have that.

[11:37] I think in 2016 maybe we should, then we could tackle some of these things like the

[11:41] server, the website, the infrastructure, then they could give you a minute.

[11:46] Quickly.

[11:50] So yeah, and then, you know, I do want to talk about the Gmail things but I know we're kind

[11:58] of stuck there, so we still have a policy for the whatever, but then hearing recently

[12:02] more stuff about the actual hosting of the website, I'd like to wrap that up together

[12:08] you go streamline and do a work, get a better, like there's a great commercial host I've

[12:13] use a lot of times. I think it would probably fit us out of the world with any detail.

[12:19] But I think for a really good WordPress commercial host, it gives you like a three-server set-up,

[12:24] so you get a dead stage introduction, you get all the control panels you need. I'm pretty sure you get multi-user

[12:32] account and all kinds of stuff. It's about 30 bucks a month.

[12:36] And if we did it all the same time, get that going and maybe move it.

[12:40] And they do all this stuff automatically, where there's some aids all the security.

[12:44] Because I've used this stuff with a lot of lines I'm supposed to.

[12:47] And it works.

[12:48] So again, I'm ready to discuss that in detail.

[12:51] Yeah, I start to throw it out there.

[12:52] No, I'm sure.

[12:53] Yeah.

[12:57] I know what's happening is, but I'm just kind of negative.

[12:59] Because this is part of me as well.

[13:02] The feedback that I got from G-tail was,

[13:05] and when I was exploring having the plug-in button,

[13:08] and so that we do that at full accounts.

[13:11] And they basically said, no, we're not doing that.

[13:14] And it came down to, we don't want to do anything extra.

[13:18] And it wasn't just a detail, but it was also, I'm not.

[13:23] Yes.

[13:24] They just don't, we don't make money off of this.

[13:27] We don't want to do anything extra.

[13:28] Yeah, it's pretty simple, really, but whatever.

[13:33] So, that ended poorly, you might think.

[13:38] The other thing was, as far as policies, because that was the other thing, I started to

[13:43] look at New York State and Columbia County because it would make sense that New York State

[13:50] or the County would have something that maybe is a higher level that we would need to incorporate

[13:56] everything they have and then customize whatever we want.

[13:59] And they did get into a lot of things as far as an IT group or their IT policy, I should

[14:10] say, where they required a certain number of hours of training, security, training, etc.

[14:20] I think it's made me work.

[14:21] I go through all of it anyway for my employer.

[14:24] So I am very familiar with all of the different training security breaches, all that kind of stuff.

[14:31] I think the time to climb out that's probably a little overkill.

[14:35] But I didn't get far enough into that to see what we could strip out of it

[14:43] because I don't think we need to really abide by their policy.

[14:48] And it wasn't something that they were dictating that everyone else must follow as well.

[14:52] It was their problem. So what I thought I would do is just try to grab some of that that made sense for us

[15:04] I don't know if it was New York's policy or the county. I was looking at both.

[15:29] But, of course,

[15:30] So things like our personal laptops and computers that we use to access make making sure that we are maintaining up the date,

[15:43] any virus, things like that.

[15:45] So that falls back under us and the use of our personal devices while doing that.

[15:52] So it became, from my perspective, it was like, I was going down a rabbit hole, and I didn't know how deep that I really wanted to go in that before I just stepped back, share where I found, and I've got the URL links that I should send those out and share them with everyone.

[16:11] There are policy as well as a link that describes some of the things that they recommend.

[16:19] Not your policy itself but other things that they recommend.

[16:23] I'll share those links.

[16:26] I mean, again, I don't know if there's New York or Canada.

[16:31] I was looking at both.

[16:32] But I'll share those links.

[16:34] But yeah, I agree that we're in this.

[16:37] We've got this obstacle that we need to get around somehow.

[16:39] You know, there's another option, even in Chitalia or whatever, you know, there's another

[16:45] host that you're aware of.

[16:47] This is outside of my expertise as part of what the general public holds, unusual, and

[16:55] corporate sort of.

[16:58] That would be great, I think.

[17:00] We could do something like that.

[17:01] I could have done something that's concise and share it.

[17:05] Okay.

[17:05] Now one thing I discovered as we were talking about in email addresses, we do have one email address that is for it's not working right now because we switched to the dot-gov and I never really thought to go back to that.

[17:25] It might be something worth us looking at or looking for something right away.

[17:30] It's the Webmaster Webmaster, it was Webmaster.com and Web.org, now we're.gov, so now that

[17:38] it doesn't know what it works, but there was that one email out there, so it was Webmaster.

[17:45] It was the built-in account and back when everyone was still maintaining this, I think it was

[17:53] working then. And once I created my own account, like we all have our own accounts, I always

[17:59] use my own account. I never longed in with that. And that has sensed. It still work.

[18:06] The email address itself, I can log in to it because it's a Google account. So it's

[18:11] like long in your Google. But as far as the webmaster.gov, it doesn't work.

[18:19] So once we fix the low-staying situation and see panel as soon as we can do the email addresses for everyone who has discussed.

[18:28] I mean we can do it in ten but the email is set but the problem is the problem with the email is that we can't.

[18:35] It is at crisp only at one volume for a C panel and so I want to make sure that the seller wasn't talking about.

[18:42] They don't have C panel but they have.

[18:45] And I think they have a control path with it, the NS manager.

[18:49] The problem is that we have that thing from the government.

[18:52] And that points to hold the NS to this post that the GTS has.

[18:57] And you have to configure an error.

[18:58] You don't need to configure an error.

[19:00] You don't need to count, etc.

[19:02] And it's just bad policy.

[19:05] I'm complaining simply.

[19:07] It's not a...

[19:08] It's obstructing us, but it's not...

[19:12] We are obstructing ourselves.

[19:13] Well, we recognize this is a problem and it's wrong, so we're trying to get past that.

[19:18] And that's why I think that might be a very good idea to start exploring other things.

[19:23] And we can talk about, I think New York State hosts something that I think today is

[19:31] fine, but they might, they might, they do support hosting websites, but what I found

[19:41] that I didn't dig deep enough is that they were more

[19:46] trouble instead of WordPress.

[19:48] And of course, we moved off of that.

[19:52] It was an old version, anyway.

[19:54] But I wasn't sure if it was just under that goal.

[20:03] If we wanted to host our WordPress as it is,

[20:06] would they hope so?

[20:07] And I'm not sure.

[20:08] I think I have to start making phone calls

[20:09] and reaching out to people.

[20:11] I think that also raises the thing.

[20:13] Just talking about it, if we did with the New York State

[20:15] post, they would be able to have that all of those kinds

[20:17] of compliance on our right.

[20:19] Right?

[20:20] Yeah, see, that's a valid point,

[20:23] and I was looking at it the other way around,

[20:25] and they can't handle us because they're the ones

[20:27] who host the hit, and, you know,

[20:28] so if there's something not compliant,

[20:30] it's on you and on us, but you're right,

[20:33] there's always something there.

[20:35] It's more as comparing that.

[20:37] Yeah.

[20:37] That option.

[20:38] But can we go ahead with the emails? That's that's my

[20:43] We can do that

[20:52] But I for me for me there and I know I put this on the email

[20:58] I just don't see a priority for it

[21:08] to use a Gmail address, I would like a town to find my address, because if, I mean, I

[21:13] use a separate email, but we do not, if there's some issue, we do not want our personal

[21:17] emails to be part of discovery in some, you know, Boston. So we should, for a investigation

[21:23] we do not want that, that is not, that is for security reasons, or personal reasons we

[21:29] should be using the town address this.

[21:33] It goes well.

[21:34] It goes well.

[21:35] It goes well.

[21:36] It goes well.

[21:37] It's somebody, a personal problem with Lindsey, and they use her personal email to

[21:42] discovery.

[21:43] They're going to see her kind of clock time.

[21:45] That's not the exact number.

[21:46] So wait.

[21:47] It goes well.

[21:47] Wait.

[21:49] Yeah.

[21:49] For my question, what the board, and I wasn't here for it, so I couldn't talk to it.

[21:53] But what the board also did is came up with a, in order to use that, clam out email address,

[22:01] where we're signing off on something that we agree never to use personal email for, I mean, now you're obligating me to do something that I have not done for 13 years.

[22:13] I think it's fine for people to opt out.

[22:16] No, it's probably what I do.

[22:19] And that's why I don't, I just don't see it as a priority, but I understand you want that from me.

[22:24] It doesn't matter if it's not available to all the communications open to that.

[22:28] I know that I really don't get it as well.

[22:31] But if I was using a separate, you know, a different email.

[22:33] Yes, understandable.

[22:35] Understandable.

[22:35] And like, you know, God forbid something happens to one of us,

[22:38] if we have a centralized system, then the member has been accessed,

[22:46] can get into each of us.

[22:49] And I would just like, you know, obviously the same amount,

[22:52] like a terrible situation.

[22:54] I don't really have access to all that.

[22:56] We did, naturally.

[22:57] But there was a moment when the computer was locked, right?

[23:00] And we couldn't get more records in some way.

[23:04] I don't remember that, actually.

[23:06] But maybe somebody tried to get into it.

[23:08] I think there's one that's not to be fainter.

[23:11] There's a second, because they have a side of that.

[23:14] They say, you conduct the official time of business

[23:19] in a personal account.

[23:22] And you eventually, you've 13 meters.

[23:25] Yeah, but eventually you're not here anymore, right?

[23:28] You saw that email and you've done this

[23:31] with the lowest people around the half of the town, right?

[23:34] I mean, those things don't belong to you, right?

[23:37] The ones in town.

[23:39] I mean, this part of the thing

[23:40] where all these number boxes are actually public,

[23:42] you know what I mean?

[23:43] When I was going to have the access,

[23:45] I can't go to Grace, new things,

[23:47] and advice back, I don't know if I got it,

[23:49] but somebody could, it need me, right?

[23:53] And then when any of us lose our seats

[23:55] or kind of lose it or whatever,

[23:57] those mailboxes that they get close,

[23:59] you don't get that history, you don't get to say,

[24:00] oh, I heard you're doing that for the time,

[24:02] I'm gonna go to this person.

[24:03] I mean, that's not right.

[24:03] I think if there's something valid,

[24:05] there you make a strong point,

[24:07] but I guess all some to your point is

[24:09] how you know that there's nothing there.

[24:11] And I have nothing.

[24:13] I mean, I have either the minutes,

[24:15] It's, you know, whatever we're pushing on the website, that's all I get.

[24:19] And if anything else is personal, whether it be, you know, political or not, it's, you know.

[24:26] But if it's in a personal account, you can do that.

[24:29] It's like we're different.

[24:31] Yeah, I'm not, I'm not arguing with it.

[24:34] I'm just saying that, right.

[24:36] I don't want it.

[24:37] And I think that's fine.

[24:39] I think, you know, I think there's, you know, elected officials in every level,

[24:46] I mean, the issue, however, is, if you want to log in to the systems, I do need to be using

[24:53] it quite a lot, you know.

[24:55] Like, you would not use a personal cell phone or something like that, but that would be another

[25:01] consideration.

[25:03] I think that's another way.

[25:04] Like, you know.

[25:05] Thorn for me is the two factor that I don't want my personal devices associated with them.

[25:11] So, and I think that's part of the way I brought that up because I forgot about that.

[25:18] So, to log into your Claremont email address, you've got to have two-factor authentication.

[25:26] I'm just too close to some of the technology and I want to just push it away.

[25:35] I did.

[25:36] I did.

[25:37] I did.

[25:37] Sorry.

[25:38] I didn't know what technology too much.

[25:52] That's why it's not a priority to me, but I understand you want it, so for me it's, I think

[26:02] I've said before, I have a lot going on right now with my employer, so I am very busy.

[26:07] But yeah, in order to have that obstacle, I think Anthony and I can sit down and just go through it and do what we have to pick a day or something that we both have time and we can sit down together and just go through it.

[26:23] No, I wasn't taking it roughly.

[26:24] No, I wasn't taking it roughly.

[26:26] No, I wasn't taking it roughly.

[26:26] I don't know whether I have some verification

[26:28] or I have some wait time.

[26:29] So once you figure it off I can't imagine

[26:30] it even takes an hour.

[26:32] But then you might have to wait to get something back

[26:34] or I'm not sure yet.

[26:36] I mean, I haven't done a lot of email

[26:38] so that I have not set up a whole domain

[26:39] on the end of the Google system.

[26:41] So it's kind of an out of instruction.

[26:44] I haven't seen the instruction during end of the app.

[26:47] But just to fill out, because we had that Webmaster email

[26:51] address, and it should be

[26:53] things, my thought is that it's exactly what you're trying to set up.

[26:57] We could potentially take a look at that first and see if that can be set up to work.

[27:04] And if, well, I'm only putting that out there as a, like a trial, just before you go,

[27:11] because I think you said you went through a very amount of work to collect everything

[27:15] that you need to do.

[27:16] So I went to the set up, I think I'm actually paying the bucks a month or two months just

[27:22] for mine because I hadn't used one to set up one.

[27:25] So, you know, I was just thinking if you need like a test run or a trial run to, I mean

[27:33] that's just a little, but it's not work, it should be working so whatever you need, I don't

[27:40] think you're dancing on a list of the dresses, we didn't have to go to the basket, I mean

[27:44] we don't think so.

[27:44] It's there. It's there because you log in to the account. No, I mean, it was one for the board. We cut it down a way, but it was one for the board to generate something.

[27:56] I mean, if you want, if you want it, it's already there. So if you were to... No, but what I'm saying was, it doesn't exist. It's just...

[28:15] If you were to do Webmaster, give you a little thing on the seat panel and say somebody's trying to write you, but this isn't known.

[28:33] But it'll still go to a seat panel when you'll see it and it'll say there's some error here, this isn't working, it's not set up.

[28:41] But if I log into Google, the Google is help.

[28:44] I'm trying to follow this type of research on it.

[28:47] Okay, so why is the United States meeting you guys can work out?

[28:53] I mean, it's just that pretty much a job myself.

[28:59] I'm almost finished with it.

[29:01] But, you know, I only work at peace and I like that.

[29:02] But I mean, yeah, I'm a rapper.

[29:05] Okay.

[29:05] And maybe we can say it through to whatever.

[29:07] But if you want to do an evening one night.

[29:10] Right, usually.

[29:10] So if that's the case, I'll take the bomb myself

[29:13] that I need to clear a time slot.

[29:17] Yeah, and as soon as I do, I'll reach out to you.

[29:20] You can come here, you can get a lot of policy.

[29:23] Okay.

[29:24] This is a fun little step to think next month,

[29:26] would you have some pricing and some recommendations

[29:30] on what we should go forward with the other stuff too?

[29:32] I could not do this week.

[29:34] I'll make a three.

[29:35] I'll make a three from time.

[29:36] I'll make a three from time.

[29:38] But yeah.

[29:39] I'll make a three from time.

[29:40] I'll make a three from time.

[29:41] I'll make a three from time.

[29:42] I'll make a three from time.

[29:45] I'll make a three from time.

[29:46] to have total control of, then we can really maybe, you know, you see, or updating, etc.

[29:52] But I would say, for the first few years, to get some old stuff in and out,

[29:58] even if you decide to move it around or be.

[30:01] I just looked at that one calendar. So, if not, this week for the next two weeks, and it's going to be after the next year. Okay, so this week we got three weeks to come up with a clear schedule.

[30:19] I'm around this. I mean, tomorrow, Wednesday, next week, probably every night. Okay, say good week. Okay.

[30:30] All right, I have a question, is it too late to end in these committee suggestions or

[30:37] we just make that change that could be the IT and work committee to reflect the

[30:42] abolition of this committee?

[30:44] We used to have a web committee.

[30:46] It's kind of like, we just renamed it.

[30:51] It's really the same thing for a large part of it.

[30:56] Can we just do that now?

[30:58] Are you ready?

[31:00] Sure.

[31:01] Are you ready?

[31:03] Here's a chair work.

[31:04] I have no idea.

[31:06] I see you're on.

[31:08] I think this is a chart work.

[31:10] You are on.

[31:12] What can we make that just official?

[31:15] Go ahead.

[31:16] Anthony, it's your idea.

[31:17] I make a motion to rename the web to it.

[31:20] It's the IT community.

[31:21] IT community.

[31:21] No, all right.

[31:22] All right.

[31:22] I was on it.

[31:27] What's the answer?

[31:29] All right.

[31:34] Chris is now.

[31:35] Oh, second.

[31:36] I think.

[31:37] I'm on it.

[31:38] And it will be hers to me.

[31:41] All right.

[31:42] All right.

[31:44] All right.

[31:48] I'm going to change that and I'll forget what the IT can do, you're right, you're right,

[31:56] you got this.

[31:58] All right.

[32:01] Chris again, you else?

[32:03] No, I don't want it.

[32:06] I'm going to talk about this at all.

[32:10] Okay.

[32:11] Yep, we can.

[32:11] Is this all the same to what you're proposing?

[32:14] I don't know.

[32:15] No, no.

[32:16] This is part of it.

[32:18] I really wanted to take a picture of what it looks like in that project, and to give you a picture of it, so it's a good point.

[32:25] I read you brought up the closet.

[32:30] So, one of the statements that was made was that that's very outdated.

[32:34] Extremely outdated.

[32:37] So like that question was what is our data because there's a single router in the router is not outdated but it's only a four-port router so in that respect that we don't have to, we could use more force in four.

[32:51] The other two or three routers are in there, I'm just coming along and I didn't even power on.

[32:57] So they are some data, but hence why I wanted to take a picture.

[33:03] Yeah, just an operation, so they're not even turned on and not powered on or anything.

[33:08] So as far as a data thing goes, it's a residential router, and I think it's actually barely

[33:17] it's the same one I know most of us have at home, and I think you tell me a lot of those upgrades

[33:23] before they had their turnover very early so it may be like three or four years

[33:29] old now but yeah I don't really see that as outdated however it can

[33:36] certainly be upgraded. We were talking about the UPS earlier as well which is on

[33:42] here we're having a generator installed so I don't really see any for it

[33:49] Essentially, all that will do is help your, if you're here with a laptop, power can go out and you won't even know.

[33:57] As far as your desktop, that will keep your power on for a while.

[34:04] I don't think 900 watts.

[34:07] I'm not really sure how long that will supply enough power for your desktop and a printer if you needed the printer.

[34:16] So for me, there's some question that goes around that, and I'm not sure if it's really needed or not.

[34:25] Maybe that's the reason I have to come in here, because I don't have the ammunition to fight this.

[34:31] My biggest ammunition to fight this right now is the fact that he sits back there and can't get his work done.

[34:38] I sit in there and I can barely get my work done.

[34:41] They have come here because he couldn't get work done for two weeks and we received

[34:47] help.

[34:48] I know.

[34:49] I know.

[34:49] As soon as you were at that door, he couldn't connect to my friend.

[34:53] Okay.

[34:53] I couldn't tell for a while.

[34:56] Yeah.

[34:57] I spent an hour plus down here with the county.

[35:00] Oh, did you know?

[35:01] We were happy things we needed.

[35:03] We're not trying to make money on us.

[35:05] They're trying to help us.

[35:06] No, I understand that.

[35:07] And I'm going to learn how specifically, specifically the UPS.

[35:12] I'm not there's a lot of work that needs to be done.

[35:14] So I'm looking at the UPS specifically.

[35:17] And that's all I'm asking you.

[35:20] If the power goes out, do you need your desktop?

[35:26] If the printers don't work, and it's-

[35:29] Honestly, I don't know where I want

[35:31] to be in this century.

[35:33] Working in this century and this building.

[35:35] What if we have to be over here because the shopper's running?

[35:41] That's why we're getting a journalist.

[35:45] So it's a $247 charge.

[35:48] We can buy it.

[35:51] I would like to come down and discuss this.

[35:54] Because I feel like this is a shotgun.

[35:57] Or maybe the soundboard should be down here every Thursday.

[36:00] And I only can't get work done.

[36:01] If we are for this night, they can do this in the next month, like before the next meeting.

[36:07] They can make these.

[36:08] I would like to respond to the quote one way or another.

[36:13] I did extend up a list of all the services that they can provide.

[36:18] And if there was an opportunity for them to come down and do a preparation.

[36:24] And so they looked at the current setup and they believe that these.

[36:31] This is what they recommended to get up to that we can work.

[36:36] So if we approve this, you and Eli can print.

[36:40] This does not cover the bird out, it does not cover up that in the bird out corner,

[36:48] but in there the number of cards that need to be the right.

[36:52] And how do we go about getting that up?

[36:54] Is that something they can do?

[36:55] That's a car that's in the printer itself.

[36:59] They get the car back to work.

[37:01] They get the car back to work.

[37:03] And that's the car I went to.

[37:05] And they kicked us off line when the power went out.

[37:08] And briefly, or 30 seconds, they came back.

[37:10] It was probably a power service.

[37:12] But that network cars in the printer itself.

[37:16] So it's got to be specific to the printer.

[37:18] So probably the company that bought the printer from,

[37:22] I'm sure she went over that.

[37:24] I think.

[37:25] Even if they came up and just did a service and replaced it,

[37:28] that should be it.

[37:30] I certainly really like to be able to have you

[37:33] like so that he can scan from there.

[37:35] And yeah, I did get him on under doing some $1 printer.

[37:40] And then I'll take that from back as my backpack.

[37:43] But it's hard, it's hard to find hardware here to make.

[37:49] but he has not been able to scan or print to that printer.

[37:54] I think we should do this if this is going to be helpful to you.

[37:58] Well, maybe you can hardwire to that printer,

[38:01] which is what I've done when I've needed to print.

[38:03] There's a cable that can go to the side there.

[38:05] So maybe that could be another printer.

[38:06] Break down the network card and it's burnt out so we can't do anything with it.

[38:10] And I can't, you can scan for this now right now.

[38:13] You can't even if you flood into it?

[38:15] I think I haven't heard it already, but into it.

[38:19] So when the county IT came down, that was the first thing they tried to do, because that

[38:26] was the main array and they found that the somehow the wires were, where they were hard

[38:35] wired into, was in the wrong position, they got that figured out and they were able to get

[38:42] down to the network which he wasn't able to do, whatever.

[38:48] But then they determined that that was,

[38:51] the network part was bad in that printer.

[38:55] So I can no longer even scan from it to me,

[38:59] and I think you would hardwire me to that, right?

[39:02] Or it does help, you have to stick that stuff.

[39:05] So I think in the scan being hardwired.

[39:08] Right, from that, it's like,

[39:14] How can you get the company back up so I'm not going to have a community with them for a while but I have all the emails and everything else from our community.

[39:29] I just wasn't proceeding with that with anything because I didn't know what I mean, it could be

[39:37] like 300 hours and how much time it's going to take to write it down.

[39:43] I'll just email him and tell him where we believe that we had a search network card is burning

[39:48] out.

[39:49] And so that's how we got to the topic of the equipment contract that a lot of town Jews and the county use is where they'll supply, you know, to pay them on the thing for a printer or whatever.

[40:05] And then it happens they come in every two years they replace it automatically every two years it's replaced.

[40:11] No matter what printers, I'm happy with the fact that everything like that.

[40:15] I didn't get any information on that.

[40:24] I think we used this for the grant.

[40:29] But how old are there some burners?

[40:31] Because that might be something like this.

[40:36] 20 years?

[40:38] 20 years?

[40:39] 20 years?

[40:51] So, since this seems to have started because of some kind of power search, is there a

[40:55] thing you can get some kind of search protection that you can get from?

[40:58] You should be able to.

[40:59] Then the thing is we would have to, and yeah, I guess that is, the UPS is a search protector

[41:13] I mean, I'm saying we won't need it for the generator, but at the same time that we would have also acted in search for it, but it can't hold in things there and it's going to be either in there.

[41:28] I think their plan has to do with the hardware and potentially also.

[41:33] I mean, I don't know, but if we need to, I think it's had much in the email, I don't think that's it.

[41:41] So, we could certainly buy the search detectors.

[41:45] I mean, we could get a decent side, a decent one.

[41:49] I mean, most people have their TVs and computers, everything plugged into that.

[41:53] But we could get a more industrial one for each computer, one for the printer in there,

[42:01] There are one for your computer and your printers and everything in there.

[42:05] They would act as a search protector, separately from the UPS, but I believe the UPS, now

[42:09] the UPS could be wiped out with a search, but it will still protect you on the other side

[42:16] of it.

[42:17] So it will act as it, even though it could be destroyed in a search if we have one.

[42:23] So I guess my question is, if we have the generator right, is that going to be useful or not?

[42:28] I don't think so.

[42:29] You're going to need it.

[42:30] You're going to need it.

[42:31] Because the generators, we'll have to give the program up and it's done.

[42:34] It's installed on the main wire.

[42:36] But the search protectors, which is...

[42:39] So we should...

[42:39] You say it's a search thing, but we don't need to bother you guys.

[42:41] You can't get a search when you run the generator.

[42:45] Well, that's why we'll get a search protector in addition to it.

[42:50] So the generator will supply the power that you need.

[42:52] The search protector will protect you from a search of situations.

[42:56] And you can get a search from that generator.

[43:01] So maybe the UPS is not necessary.

[43:03] However, one question is, just around the phone line,

[43:06] proceed we're not sure how the phone line

[43:09] interacted with UPS.

[43:11] If that was recommended to keep the phone's working,

[43:14] should we have an issue?

[43:15] Just as a redundancy, even though we have the generator

[43:17] to have that immediately put on.

[43:19] I don't know.

[43:20] If it's useful, but I think it might be worth asking

[43:23] if that's recommended.

[43:24] How about the batch that's out of law, what the whole box

[43:27] on a wall is in my deck, right, the plastic.

[43:30] Is there, if the power goes out, can you still use the phone?

[43:36] I know when we switched off the old infrastructure.

[43:42] I mean, we've really lost power all day long years ago.

[43:46] And we always had, so it was a long time ago, right?

[43:48] So that change over when we lost that, what we're

[43:51] detail did when they switched over that infrastructure as they installed a little

[43:55] tiny battery which really gave you about 30 minutes worth of. Again, generic kicks on

[44:01] about power. Right, well, I think that what I was not sure about is

[44:11] is how the power hooks, I guess, it's went into the wall, right, so it runs up. I'm

[44:17] I'm not sure what, if the power is gone and we have a generator here,

[44:24] is there something from G-tail that needs power that we're not using?

[44:29] That's what I'm talking about.

[44:30] Well, they lose their power sources then.

[44:34] Yeah, I don't know exactly.

[44:35] And that's what I'm talking about.

[44:38] Lindsay, I don't know the answer to that.

[44:40] That's beyond that.

[44:40] If we have a generator, we have power, or the phones available, I don't know.

[44:49] There's a huge box behind my desk that I think is power outlet has power but if the power

[45:30] We have a lot of money to work on this and maybe rather than the UPS, we've got two search protectors. One, to cover, and our three, as many as are necessary. And, and fed in the backup, power, the backup, power, just search protectors. There's some reason we're not thinking of, or could you be asking? Here's one thing I'll add to these search protectors. They do make search protectors where you can also protect

[45:59] your computer and network cards with an Ethernet search protection. So not only can you plug in

[46:08] your electric, but you can also plug in your Ethernet, and that would also protect you. And if

[46:15] we're going to look at search protectors, I would recommend getting one of those. So when we plug

[46:19] a computer in, we can also do the Ethernet cable as well, because that will save that printer in there.

[46:28] So, that's the first thing.

[46:30] You know, I'm trying to get any details of the first thing in the list.

[46:34] This is actually the second generation's query points.

[46:38] Like, I'm not sure.

[46:39] Is that like, maybe, uh,

[46:45] Rower?

[46:46] I'm not sure.

[46:48] I mean, just the idea that it's y6, I'm

[46:55] not quite allowed is the Cisco business.

[46:58] that's just a switch. Yeah, my guess is that would be a router and a rate below is a switch.

[47:08] So you run your router into the switch and then your switch would distribute to wherever

[47:15] Ethernet devices. I'm not sure. I'm not familiar with these specific devices.

[47:22] So if you guys have an agreement that we don't need this tower,

[47:25] And I'd like to approve getting these other stuff going because we need to get this fixed and not going to.

[47:29] Yeah.

[47:29] And I would like to add a dollar for extra money for some certain factors and then they take it all worse.

[47:34] Yeah.

[47:35] Well, you know.

[47:36] Yeah.

[47:37] I'd like to take that trick with me off and add you all what's a certain factor?

[47:40] Well, at least $100.

[47:42] I don't know.

[47:43] I think we should.

[47:43] It depends on the flow rate that you get.

[47:45] You can talk with it.

[47:46] They can be up to $100, please.

[47:48] All right, so.

[47:49] You might think that you don't want to get the money.

[47:51] Yeah, you want the money.

[47:52] You want something to work with.

[47:54] And, you know, for that, also, based on what you're saying to all, maybe get a couple

[48:03] of extra because the surge can wipe them out and destroy them.

[48:06] They protect your equipment, but they're expendable, and they can be destroyed if it's

[48:11] a big enough surrogate.

[48:12] So, you do, it's about just $1,800.

[48:14] Is that too much?

[48:15] $1,500.

[48:16] Yeah.

[48:17] I mean, this is based on this.

[48:24] So they also have to do up there, say people that the poor me, the printer, you know,

[48:35] the printer may, you know, print them here, although all those Ethernet cables remind

[48:44] So because I think that day, we probably probably wondered if the cable itself was broken, but I don't know if it is or not, because I didn't test it.

[48:55] I don't have a capability of testing the cable.

[48:58] But if all the cables are good, they're all there.

[49:02] When they install the switch and the router, we plug everything into the switch and everything is...

[49:10] I don't know, I'm assuming you're talking about re-wrote and cable, and I'm just not sure

[49:16] that that is true.

[49:18] Honestly, I don't know.

[49:19] They're working on it.

[49:21] I just like to present it down here and speak to keepers.

[49:24] I just have, this is the end of the year.

[49:27] No, I have one in my team person.

[49:29] No, I know my computer runs like crime, and I know why.

[49:34] He can't access the internet.

[49:37] That's what I know.

[49:38] We got counting down here. This is what they said that we need to get us up and running and to be protected.

[49:48] So that was things for them.

[49:50] They did some research to get us back on track and get rid of the dinosaurs in the closet.

[49:58] It's a mess in there.

[50:00] It's a total mess. They're very difficult.

[50:03] We went over to the community how they could not locate.

[50:06] I love to share where it was and I wanted to use a few crawling in with the stair there.

[50:13] No, you know what the stair is, I don't know, the lock stairs, if you turn around in the doorway.

[50:20] It's part of the ductwork, up the stair, we know it's down stairs, but it's at the bottom of

[50:26] the stair well.

[50:27] When you walk through the doorway, right behind you up on top, you know, over the doorway

[50:33] is where the wires, okay, so we can see it.

[50:40] But we couldn't even find the wire

[50:41] because I was looking in the kitchen under there,

[50:44] thinking that it was under there.

[50:46] Very specific way.

[50:51] That's labeled in there.

[50:53] Come house two.

[50:55] There are two cables that run over there.

[50:58] And when they get over there,

[50:59] right at that first step when you go out there so it's kind of behind that

[51:05] electric thing that brings you up and down. There's also Com-1, Com-1, Com-1, Com-2.

[51:12] So the wire, the two cables, there are two wires over here. So there are two

[51:19] wires over there and there are two wires here and that's all connected but

[51:24] Yeah, it should be a matter of just pointing it back in, but yeah, they may have to do something if we...

[51:33] We're still going to do a two-ten-house version change.

[51:36] True.

[51:37] But we're not talking about changing that yet.

[51:39] Because of opinion with them, I have written everything down, and I honestly cannot remember from now that the stuff that they said, which is why I think it's out of itself.

[51:49] But you know, I think it happened because I asked the question, doesn't it require you to answer it?

[51:58] I don't know what they were thinking with the APC backup, because they knew that we were having a generator

[52:06] So I don't know what they're heading about with that.

[52:09] What the UPS does is if you're working on something on your desktop.

[52:15] It pays it.

[52:16] How it goes, you know, I get that.

[52:18] How it goes out, your desktop goes off right away.

[52:22] So you can't really say anything.

[52:24] What that does is keeps you working all the time.

[52:26] You can save your work and shut down.

[52:29] You know, it's much friendlier.

[52:31] And for that matter, even if we have a generator, you're still going to have that irritant time when there's no power.

[52:41] And your desktop will shut off.

[52:43] So then why do we not need that back then?

[52:50] Do you work on things differently or are these things in the cloud?

[52:53] I'm sorry.

[52:54] Are you working on things locally on this computer?

[52:57] Yes.

[52:58] You do.

[52:58] Yes.

[52:58] So they're going to do that?

[53:00] I do not know.

[53:02] I don't know.

[53:03] I'll give you a few.

[53:04] Listen, for $247 is the cheapest service policies.

[53:07] That was on the side of me.

[53:08] Right.

[53:09] I'm going to follow up.

[53:10] So this is the service protector.

[53:13] So this is the service protector?

[53:14] $1500.

[53:15] Okay.

[53:15] So I do want to ask Tracy first of all, if I'd be willing to help with this,

[53:19] I'm so sorry.

[53:20] Thank you.

[53:20] I will get the need for the first one at all.

[53:23] This is that, that, that's the firewall.

[53:26] Oh, is that what I knew? It's a little unit. It's a little unit that I should find out all that's with, with, with, with, do we have the G-cell tower? I wish G-cell would find out if you could be, but, couldn't we, um, just approve the expense? And then you could talk to me. Yeah, I, I, I go forward to the two of you. The, the quote. Yeah. You can put your questions in there. Okay. And everything. And if they want to kind of work about

[53:57] I mean he knew I sound like he has an issue with his computer and it's like a computer

[54:02] rights like a phone and it's got its own Wi-Fi chip, it's own Wi-Fi version.

[54:06] He sounds like he might have an incompatibility or network.

[54:11] He's got a printer, he's got a printer, he's hardwired to that printer, but he could not

[54:19] reach my printer in there.

[54:20] You know what?

[54:21] What is the computer on the line up?

[54:23] The computer connects to the internet.

[54:25] Okay.

[54:25] His computer connects to the internet.

[54:27] I thought he said he couldn't get on the internet.

[54:29] He couldn't do anything.

[54:30] Well, so the entire line up, he couldn't do anything.

[54:32] He locked in and the wires were all locked in right.

[54:34] Okay.

[54:35] So we got that fixed.

[54:36] Right.

[54:36] But he still couldn't access my printer.

[54:39] So he's not.

[54:40] He's always not a problem from back there to the Wi-Fi was a problem.

[54:45] I guess.

[54:46] Yeah.

[54:46] I mean, it seems like he shouldn't have a problem.

[54:49] But it does always has had a problem

[54:52] hook it up to the lifeline.

[54:53] So when we first had those cables,

[54:55] the ethernet cable was put in, we plugged it in,

[54:58] it used to go, but something happened on that day,

[55:02] you know.

[55:02] So we had the week before we had the power go up,

[55:08] we might not have it.

[55:10] We came down on Thursday, it was four, six, nine weeks.

[55:15] Now that I remember, I put it quality in the G-tile

[55:18] because our internet wasn't working.

[55:20] The guest was put to the main internet for some reason.

[55:23] I put up a call in the G-tell.

[55:25] It was receiving him a holiday weekend.

[55:28] Nobody called me back.

[55:29] There was no internet.

[55:31] And so I got in touch with them again on Monday.

[55:34] They walked me through what I came down here

[55:36] while I was on the phone with them.

[55:37] They briefed everything remotely.

[55:39] God is up and running open.

[55:41] He didn't get, for some reason,

[55:44] it wasn't working for him still.

[55:46] Chris was standing in that Thursday.

[55:50] Back in, set up to go on the guest tournament to print to my computer.

[55:56] As soon as he was out the door, it wouldn't work.

[56:00] So because my printer is set up on the guest network,

[56:02] so that if you came into my office and needed to print something,

[56:06] you can print right here.

[56:08] If Ray came into my office and needed to print something,

[56:11] you could print it all.

[56:11] very convenient for A meetings and B for residents to come in and you need to print

[56:17] a lot of their dog license or their rabies or chemical or whatever like that.

[56:23] It didn't work for him so last week we ended up a little bit, well we called the county,

[56:27] county came down, they got the wire fixed up but he still needed a print that was more convenient

[56:34] than trying to over here so we moved this country over here last week.

[56:39] So I make a motion that we approve services from the county MIS to fix our internet problems

[56:46] for up to two hundred dollars.

[56:48] Second.

[56:50] Oh no, we're sorry.

[56:53] Close.

[56:55] Eric.

[56:57] I will forward this to you with a contact service at the county and let you guys do it out.

[57:23] I'm just going to say that the civilian is slated to be installed with me off over a

[57:32] And we also do not know when the shipments are going to come, we will have the billion

[57:38] of October.

[57:39] Awesome.

[57:40] This year.

[57:42] Yes.

[57:43] Very nice.

[57:44] Thank you.

[57:45] Some of you are a little so open.

[57:51] Oh.

[57:51] So, I have a bunch of things that are required.

[57:55] The credit card.

[57:56] So, the current credit card application was denied.

[57:59] Oh, but...

[58:02] Well, the question perhaps is really different reasons.

[58:05] One is we needed to send in some kind of correspondence

[58:07] to verify our address.

[58:10] And the other way is that we need to verify

[58:13] our employee identification number.

[58:16] I mean, this is how it is not like a regular business

[58:19] that we don't get a letter from the IRS like a nonprofit

[58:22] with an IRS determination letter.

[58:24] So, Tracy looked through some things, couldn't find anything.

[58:28] I ended up reaching out to Brian Fitzgerald, our accountant.

[58:32] He said, you know, he spent, took over the business that, well,

[58:35] if this happened, this established.

[58:37] And me decided to send him a copy of our quarterly taxes that we send in

[58:41] that has at both our interest and our employee identification number.

[58:46] So, I'm waiting to see what's going to happen with that.

[58:48] Okay.

[58:49] So, hopefully, that will move on.

[58:52] kind of say isn't that the same number that we use if we're submitting the purchase or expenses without having any taxes?

[59:04] That's what you write.

[59:04] Well, the employee is different than our employee.

[59:07] Oh, the employee.

[59:09] The employee are right.

[59:10] The employee is either done with you, for example.

[59:13] Okay, yeah.

[59:13] So that's what they wanted, a letter from the IRS, verifying that.

[59:17] We just tell you don't get those top letters, but we don't get the regular

[59:21] sad taxes on the floor either. So hopefully

[59:25] we can have it either. Yes, yes.

[59:30] So the next thing is that

[59:33] some of our other artists down here are a couple of weeks ago, and I came to mind that

[59:37] we need to replace the pants on the 80s

[59:40] that after two years they will expire. So we have three of them

[59:44] And I forgot to bring the amount that I believe it was in the range of like 85 dollars, so I'd like to request approval to spend actually like $350 to replace the 18 pounds in our three.

[1:00:05] Second. Opposed? Okay. Okay. The other was that I did not, it's been in the new sweater, but I have not said anything about it. Here at the meeting is that Mary M. Proper is an author who grew up in Taconic, but turned on and her family had a connection with Taconic baskets. And she is going to be here in the town hall on Saturday, October 10th. We've talked to Taconic about her two books.

[1:00:30] So, that's been in the newsletter for the last two editions.

[1:00:35] I'm continuing to do that as far as brands.

[1:00:39] We did receive the $75,000 check on the senator that was

[1:00:44] from the grant for Senator Michelle for the playground.

[1:00:48] So that is now in the bank.

[1:00:50] I reached out to my contact at the dormitory affiliate today

[1:00:53] about our $25,000 grant from a 70-member barric.

[1:00:58] and I do not hear back from him.

[1:01:01] It was a month ago that he told me it was in the pipeline

[1:01:04] for the great distribution of really good to be approved.

[1:01:08] And I don't know what it's holding up.

[1:01:12] So it just might be that it's summer,

[1:01:14] and the state does not move quite as quickly in the summer.

[1:01:18] The other, I have been in conversation

[1:01:20] with both Senator Hitchie's office

[1:01:22] and Assemblymember Barrett's office

[1:01:24] about similar impressive funding for the Pavilion

[1:01:27] and well, I can't make any announcements at this time.

[1:01:31] I am very hopeful that we will get some time to talk to them

[1:01:34] to bother me.

[1:01:38] So speaking of committees, once the United Kingdom and the History

[1:01:41] Committee would like to expand our committee and get some

[1:01:46] community members on it as well, especially because the

[1:01:50] discussions that we had about trying to know, probably a year

[1:01:56] go for no one brought up about doing an inventory about the kind of materials that we have

[1:02:02] both in the files upstairs and the next story in the community house and as we start

[1:02:08] talking about potentially having a building to either house or a city, some of our historical

[1:02:15] artifacts and maybe even make the building from right to over here. I thought it would be

[1:02:20] a good time for us to have a sister here.

[1:02:25] Okay, so I have a couple of people in mind who are the things I don't want to mention at this time since I have spoken to them, but I do think

[1:02:32] I do think that there are people who are interested in expertise as well, so I would like to look at that forward.

[1:02:45] So this would be like a community committee,

[1:02:48] like a park committee, yes, yes, cool climate committee.

[1:02:51] Excellent.

[1:02:52] Love it.

[1:02:54] That's a good topic.

[1:02:57] Do you want to listen to that?

[1:02:59] It's a greener committee.

[1:03:01] Can you make a vote?

[1:03:02] You made a vote?

[1:03:02] Yes.

[1:03:03] I can.

[1:03:04] All right.

[1:03:05] All right.

[1:03:06] Hello.

[1:03:07] Terry.

[1:03:08] Excellent.

[1:03:09] I can't think that's it.

[1:03:11] I feel like I have a mark on that.

[1:03:13] Very much.

[1:03:14] All right thank you very much.

[1:03:16] Chairwoman for the.

[1:03:44] All right.

[1:03:45] The generator, update on the generator.

[1:03:47] We've just been talking about this for the last step.

[1:03:49] Our generator has been installed.

[1:03:52] The panel has been installed all the way before.

[1:03:54] It's the propane tank in the hookup.

[1:03:57] So that's moved along finally after all this time.

[1:04:00] But that should be completed here shortly.

[1:04:02] I don't know when the state will be familiar with propane tank there.

[1:04:05] I don't know why, but that will also help us tremendously when we want to

[1:04:10] put the number of changes to the furnace mesh.

[1:04:12] I have a part of the probing in furnace because the probing has to be where I have to do so.

[1:04:17] That was very good for us.

[1:04:19] So the generator will be completed by next model, let's see.

[1:04:25] New business, we have local law, local law number one.

[1:04:29] We had a public hearing before this meeting tonight.

[1:04:32] Local law number one for the school bus camera.

[1:04:37] We had no public comment, no written comment.

[1:04:40] So at this point, this is really social, but to obtain the provolice, the word of the word,

[1:04:49] I'm not going to be there.

[1:04:50] I'm going to be going for a second.

[1:04:52] Okay.

[1:04:57] I'm going to be going for a second.

[1:04:59] Oh, call for.

[1:05:01] You don't?

[1:05:01] No, I'm not going for a second.

[1:05:02] We've always done the word provolice.

[1:05:05] Oh, do it.

[1:05:12] No, let's do it again.

[1:05:13] I keep going for a second.

[1:05:15] You don't have to do it again.

[1:05:16] Thank you.

[1:05:18] Motion to approve.

[1:05:21] Press I.

[1:05:24] I.

[1:05:25] Go on.

[1:05:27] Anthony.

[1:05:28] Rayman.

[1:05:30] Welcome.

[1:05:32] Thank you.

[1:05:33] All right.

[1:05:34] I will sign this deal list and send it up to Andy.

[1:05:40] Thank you.

[1:05:42] Great.

[1:05:42] And I will now we have that past I will be in touch with the best control so the next step for us will be the contract with town.

[1:05:51] So hopefully they'll have something for us to look at at the next meeting and then you can get that.

[1:05:57] I don't know, I doubt we'll look at the next meeting and then it will be in October.

[1:06:05] Fine. All this in process.

[1:06:07] Yes.

[1:06:08] Very good.

[1:06:09] Thank you.

[1:06:10] Oh, I'm calm.

[1:06:12] How have you personally looked at last month?

[1:06:15] I mentioned that the Tyler Tyler individual that actually did not end up working out.

[1:06:22] So he is another person in mind as hired the other person.

[1:06:28] I'm going to name KV.

[1:06:30] The last thing I'm going to do is I'm comparing him.

[1:06:32] Yeah.

[1:06:33] What about it?

[1:06:35] Mineta. Mineta.

[1:06:37] She's going to be starting, I think, way say, August 10th.

[1:06:41] So, next Monday, this is a 12-minute fire.

[1:06:44] So, we'll start now.

[1:06:45] It does not currently have a CDOS, it's because it has had a permit,

[1:06:48] and it does means it's working out.

[1:06:50] So, we'll be coming shortly.

[1:06:53] Tyler said there was not a problem on this shoot,

[1:06:56] and he's excited about it.

[1:06:57] So, something I do not have on me, but on that note,

[1:07:03] So I'd like to see, you know, just with personal resolution to change, Adam Water has the definitely supervisor who's no more of a superintendent to me, obviously he's designed to come over here, so I'd like to take motion to change the deputy superintendent to forming, which will be now covered by Patrick.

[1:07:26] Yes.

[1:07:26] Thank you.

[1:07:27] Thank you.

[1:07:30] Thank you.

[1:07:33] Second.

[1:07:35] All favor.

[1:07:36] Aye.

[1:07:36] Opposed?

[1:07:37] Carried.

[1:07:38] So, just what's the difference?

[1:07:42] The deficit and the deficit has to go down.

[1:07:45] No, okay.

[1:07:45] Just like that.

[1:07:47] It's not easy.

[1:07:48] The performance is not.

[1:07:54] Okay. Town Hall IT upgrades. I think we beat that to death. I think we know where we're at. Let's back it on there again.

[1:08:01] From there from there.

[1:08:04] September meeting. We're going to move these September meetings for a minor way that the falls on later day.

[1:08:10] And as for our organizational events, we go to the following day and just Tuesday and we'll be the eighth.

[1:08:16] So our time for being will be Tuesday.

[1:08:18] Or Tuesday.

[1:08:19] Tuesday, September 8th.

[1:08:21] Is that about the day?

[1:08:23] Well, not yet.

[1:08:24] Public number from that.

[1:08:25] You just act as well under the,

[1:08:27] or is it just that the,

[1:08:28] or is it just that the,

[1:08:28] it wouldn't be any earlier?

[1:08:31] And then most of the,

[1:08:34] and,

[1:08:34] and budget workshop,

[1:08:36] on the.

[1:08:37] Unglue.

[1:08:38] Yes.

[1:08:39] I'm going to be putting up all the

[1:08:41] department head budget forms this week.

[1:08:45] So, all the departments have their budget forms to do with it. So, I'd like to set our

[1:08:50] seats to be in September. I'd like to set a budget workshop for September. So, we

[1:08:55] welcome the date to be together as a workshop. I'll have all the information back by then.

[1:08:59] I'll put it in there and make sure we get it on. So, we get there for everything. We're

[1:09:04] ready. Some dates that works for everybody. Usually, usually, we try to do it for the middle

[1:09:11] in December. I'm open for anything in the current week but we got to pick some dates and if we want to do two dates

[1:09:20] like we always need to set up that I can set those up now so we can now, in case you don't get through

[1:09:25] all at once, we've got a lot of success as far as already good upgrades to budgeting.

[1:09:29] So I don't know if we will get through one later on.

[1:09:32] They're 21st.

[1:09:33] So September,

[1:09:38] one day, let's see what we have meetings.

[1:09:42] If we could stay away from Monday's or Fridays for me.

[1:09:48] Okay.

[1:09:48] I don't know.

[1:09:49] You guys were 20 seconds?

[1:09:52] 20 seconds.

[1:09:53] 20 seconds would be fine for me.

[1:09:55] Oh.

[1:09:56] I believe it's going to be sweet.

[1:10:01] Wednesday's a not vote.

[1:10:02] Second and fourth.

[1:10:04] Fourth and second.

[1:10:05] Fourth we could do Tuesday, 15th.

[1:10:08] How would you do that?

[1:10:10] What's possible?

[1:10:15] I think I might count on it but I have strong followers.

[1:10:27] So the 20 second would be fine with me if that was you guys.

[1:10:30] If there's your team that's possible, that would be better.

[1:10:33] 15th?

[1:10:34] Yeah.

[1:10:34] I've said I'm hoping for those dates and it's Tuesday.

[1:10:39] So 15th?

[1:10:40] I can do that.

[1:10:42] Yeah.

[1:10:43] We could set this up.

[1:10:45] Yeah.

[1:10:47] I'll try to feel like I'm in the same place.

[1:10:52] So if you do the 50th, we want to be earlier, I mean it's up to, you know, the 530, 530,

[1:11:06] do you make 530?

[1:11:07] That's 530, do you make 530?

[1:11:08] I don't make 530.

[1:11:09] Like you just want time to get things done?

[1:11:11] Earlier when we never met.

[1:11:13] Yeah.

[1:11:13] Customer, I don't think we've used some tagging there, we haven't used a tagging there.

[1:11:17] We have not.

[1:11:18] but if we meet at 5.30 we've got a little bit of time.

[1:11:23] Second there, if we want to pick another day just in case we don't finish.

[1:11:27] It's up to you guys.

[1:11:31] 2nd night, 16th.

[1:11:34] 9th night, 9th night.

[1:11:37] 3rd night, 7th.

[1:11:38] We're here.

[1:11:46] We're here.

[1:11:47] It's a rare slide thing.

[1:11:49] Now that's fine.

[1:11:51] If it's a very rare, you have to have a third one.

[1:11:54] The second is four.

[1:11:56] Three is nine, four.

[1:11:57] So the third is...

[1:12:00] Oh, final conversation.

[1:12:05] We're going to have to six yen.

[1:12:07] Yeah, I have to put it on there.

[1:12:09] I know that.

[1:12:10] 13 through the sixth on both.

[1:12:12] On both.

[1:12:12] Because I have both counting means that two is an answer.

[1:12:15] That's an answer.

[1:12:16] Okay.

[1:12:16] You have to do six yen.

[1:12:17] Good. So we want 15,000, 16. Yeah, why don't we do both if we need them? They're there. Both at second hand. Yeah

[1:12:33] So 7th, 715, 16, 16, 16, 16, and both 9th, 2nd, 2nd, 1, if needed, use it by the workshops.

[1:12:40] We're all set.

[1:12:41] All right.

[1:12:41] That's all right.

[1:12:45] Okay.

[1:12:46] Supervisor Port.

[1:12:48] We don't have an update on the church that we talked about.

[1:12:52] On IG, the last month, what possibly a humanitarian aid,

[1:12:55] does it not have what they didn't get?

[1:12:57] No news news.

[1:12:59] The British have no data updates on that,

[1:13:01] other than I do know that they sent a secondary team to investigate the bats.

[1:13:04] That's the one we're sure is not the exclusive facts of the bridge appearing, but we did confirm

[1:13:11] it's just a little, not in the exclusive facts on the secondary investigation.

[1:13:17] So that's the only update we have on that.

[1:13:19] Rachel Kowski, I did speak to you about giving us updates and surveillance.

[1:13:24] Any update information you want to share on that was a good presentation that was one of those.

[1:13:28] something. So that's going to understand with that.

[1:13:35] It's about it. There's still a meeting

[1:13:37] under the public works. So the police department, so trying to help with ideas, we have a meeting

[1:13:44] coming up this month. None of them informationally discuss about it. So we're trying to see what

[1:13:50] happened at the department. The bag increase fee, actually you will all set up. You have to

[1:13:56] but without the Bayes, it was like the most underneath,

[1:13:58] or $200,000 that helped the Department of Justice

[1:14:00] in pursuit of empties.

[1:14:02] So everything helps the Department still lose the money

[1:14:06] but we're trying to cut those costs and so on.

[1:14:10] Are there those two solid-based stations still closed?

[1:14:14] This, yes, the Dalton was going to stay closed indefinitely.

[1:14:20] Not permanently, we haven't sold it all to him

[1:14:23] to pay the other, but they have a staying close for now

[1:14:25] because we do do some kind of hybrid agreement with another company they make, you know,

[1:14:32] the public backup, where the county could open and run separately, but we're not putting

[1:14:36] anything other in the equipment where it is now just multiple, basically, and 11 is just

[1:14:41] a decider in the center, which is why they have still close enough that it was, so nothing

[1:14:51] That's about it. I mean, it's 11 more streets up and running up the area at the new department, so we're on that.

[1:15:00] That's one of the big things that we're still working on designing the outside of that. They're giving a makeover, but that's in the process of going through tons of architectural drawings and stuff. So, we don't really look at that either.

[1:15:14] That's about it. As any question is what we want to pay out sharks and take public comment.

[1:15:28] So you put a Clarkson Chapel in here to give you a look at that or what was the next step?

[1:15:34] I didn't want a thing to like the focus and kind of want to do that.

[1:15:37] Oh, I didn't want to say we could say we could do that.

[1:15:40] Can I get hold of that?

[1:15:41] Okay.

[1:15:43] Make a motion with a general abstract number 8.

[1:15:47] Voucher is 174 through 134.

[1:15:52] Any amount of $4,300 and $22 cents.

[1:15:57] Second.

[1:15:58] I'll play it.

[1:16:00] I suppose it's a peridot.

[1:16:03] I made an emulsion to make a creptate,

[1:16:06] ask our number 8A.

[1:16:08] In fact, there's 167.

[1:16:11] You want to set a degree in Vienna, $748.

[1:16:15] And such a set.

[1:16:17] Second.

[1:16:18] I'll play it.

[1:16:19] Yes.

[1:16:35] Okay.

[1:16:39] One last thing I will mention, if you pick a look at the positive sum of that, we get

[1:16:45] a lot of that through this one.

[1:16:48] We did receive a donation and it's going to point that out for $1,000 to frame a bunch of the pictures that was donated last month or two months ago.

[1:16:59] Mr. Towsie, which I appreciate that, and the donation came in to pay this for us to bring this picture to you while we're back.

[1:17:05] So I just want to thank them for that donation and appreciate it.

[1:17:10] They asked to be unrecognized, but they're still in appreciation of what's being done.

[1:17:17] We did ask that we had a lot of deposits and how we possibly need to thank them.

[1:17:21] And I want to give them some credit for that.

[1:17:24] I think that there's a little bit better.

[1:17:27] A little bit of that.

[1:17:28] Take, we want to take public comment.

[1:17:31] We do not have any more executive sessions.

[1:17:32] Have any public comment tonight?

[1:17:35] You don't have a problem.

[1:17:37] You're bad, you're here.

[1:17:40] All right.

[1:17:41] Anything else for board?

[1:17:42] So I didn't have one thing I forgot.

[1:17:44] And I just, I caught us for a lack of notice.

[1:17:47] The time was just confirmed at quarter of six nights.

[1:17:51] So the middle tree is going to meet tomorrow at 7 o'clock.

[1:17:55] Start talking about our 250th celebration of the clock.

[1:17:59] Ooh, great.

[1:17:59] Okay, so that's tomorrow night at 7 o'clock here in the town hall, anyone wants to join us?

[1:18:04] Looseness.

[1:18:05] At this point, it's just really just the military committee, but I'm wanted to show this to you and be welcome.

[1:18:13] So I'm sure we'll have more meetings in the meantime.

[1:18:17] Okay.

[1:18:17] And 7 p.m.?

[1:18:18] Yes.

[1:18:19] All right.

[1:18:20] Excellent.

[1:18:23] Okay.

[1:18:24] I'm going to do a little bit of the motion again.

[1:18:26] I'm going to make a motion to your ear.

[1:18:28] Side it.

[1:18:29] All right, hold.

[1:18:31] Turn.

[1:18:32] You got to do it.

[1:18:34] You got to do it.

[1:18:35] You got to do it.

[1:18:38] I just looked at myself.

[1:18:40] You look within the door.

[1:18:41] You look at how much things you want for like a clock that you can change.

[1:18:48] It's the whole thing.

[1:18:49] You don't have to pull it down to the battery the next.

[1:18:55] I think we can afford this law.

[1:18:58] I'm going to get just a standard law plot and put it up for half of the box that's not that bad.

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