[0:51] From August 11th, but this is now August 18th, at 6 o'clock 2 p.m.

[0:59] Secretary's report. So I believe we tabled the 30th. We tabled from one of the meetings, but if I have that long, then we can at least approve the July 28th. That was our last meeting.

[1:11] Did you guys have a chance to look at both of those? Yes. Okay. Any motions to be made?

[1:17] I didn't pay anything.

[1:20] I'm emotional to prove the minutes from July 28th, 2026 and a special meeting of June 30th,

[1:27] 2026.

[1:28] No, second.

[1:30] Any discussion?

[1:31] Anything?

[1:34] Okay.

[1:35] Okay.

[1:37] Okay.

[1:38] Okay.

[1:39] Okay.

[1:40] Okay.

[1:41] line. We have none here in person. But anyone online, like to address the board.

[1:55] And

[1:55] hearing that, we will move to a point at this now. Oh yes. Thank you. Yep.

[2:01] A couple of days. Go ahead and do it for the elementary. I know that we're going to be paid.

[2:07] At least our commitment to the nation is correct. But there is a terrible call where we're

[2:15] in the left turn lane that is if it could be patched, so it's Westford Road, it's all turning left-on-truity, correct, so it's right at the light, right there,

[2:37] and it's been a lot of lot of that.

[2:41] The other thing is

[2:48] electronic announcement board at the transfer station seems to be stuck

[2:53] I had through and passed it last couple of weeks, numerous times, and it's always the same amount as the deeper the farmers market.

[3:02] That was the only one I've seen, and I don't think that's close to this.

[3:06] I think it's just dark.

[3:07] Okay, thank you for that.

[3:09] Maybe it has to be turned off turn back on one of those.

[3:12] Probably.

[3:14] Okay.

[3:14] That's it.

[3:15] Thank you.

[3:27] The scale of it.

[3:29] You pointed out to me.

[3:30] Yeah.

[3:30] It's dark because it sits back.

[3:32] Yeah.

[3:33] Also, I meant to make a motion to add something to the agenda, so I'd like to make a motion

[3:40] to add a resolution, authorizing the town of Deep River to enter into the work for providing

[3:49] the DEP with some information, documents, whatever they need to be necessary for the grant.

[3:56] So can we have a second on that motion to add that to the agenda?

[4:02] Yes.

[4:04] We're sure you put that right.

[4:06] Like after the appointments.

[4:08] And we can put it at the bottom.

[4:11] I don't need to do this.

[4:14] All right, we'll put it on as a third.

[4:16] Perfect.

[4:17] Well, third to me.

[4:18] Third to me.

[4:19] Third to me.

[4:21] We'll put it down there.

[4:23] Thank you.

[4:26] So I had a motion.

[4:27] and I had a second, and all in favor of adding that.

[4:41] All right, appointments.

[4:42] So we have two appointments tonight.

[4:44] We have the appointment of Brad Wiskowski

[4:48] to the Economic Development Commission.

[4:50] And if I said your name wrong, Brad, I apologize.

[4:53] John took Spire 121, 2026.

[4:56] And then we have an appointment of Courtney Perkins

[4:58] to the Park and Rec Commission.

[5:00] John took Spire 121, 2028.

[5:02] So I don't know either of you have a chance both of you have a chance to talk to you.

[5:06] I spoke to both of them and there were a breath of fresh air.

[5:12] I've been a mix of different things like the younger ladies and gentlemen,

[5:15] and they've just got a breath of fresh air.

[5:17] I think they'll be an asset to both of them.

[5:21] I'm out for both of them.

[5:23] You could come to stations.

[5:25] Well, I bumped into Brad that is business and had a good conversation with him about the appointment

[5:33] and absolutely approved that and unfortunately I want to vacation and didn't have a chance

[5:38] to talk with Courtney about trust to you all to.

[5:42] Well, I know she's been sending her kids to Park and Mixer Camp, so she's talked to the

[5:48] Park and Mixer and I believe she came to last week's meetings as well and Brad, the chair

[5:53] the economic coalition also had reached out and it was very interested in having him appointed.

[6:00] Okay, then we can do these two points at the same time if we want. Do I have a motion to appoint?

[6:06] I'll make a motion to appoint Brad Wazepowski to the Economic Development Commission

[6:11] in terms of Spire of 121226 and appoint Courtney Perkins to the Park and Correct Commission

[6:17] turn to expire 12-12-12-28.

[6:20] Thank you.

[6:22] All in favor?

[6:23] Thank you.

[6:26] All right.

[6:27] Traffic camera discussion.

[6:29] So this was going to be, I thought, a little more involved.

[6:32] But basically, the traffic camera study was already done.

[6:37] How the traffic study excuse me, I won't think of camera.

[6:41] We had proposed the board of select and five locations.

[6:44] They were able to do those five locations.

[6:46] And he has the data ready to present to us.

[6:49] people haven't got the group together, that was involved with that.

[6:53] Somebody from the EDC, I was trying to get to connect with them.

[6:56] Maybe they were away on vacation, they haven't got back to me.

[7:00] So if the other select and want to be here as well,

[7:02] I was going to be a zoo presentation of what you found,

[7:05] and that has not been set up yet.

[7:07] So that the traffic study was completed.

[7:09] I wanted to do a study form.

[7:11] I believe they did it for a week, or not even a full week, maybe.

[7:14] They started on Monday, I believe, and then he had text and saying,

[7:17] We have all the data and he could present it as early as Friday, so I don't know if it was a whole week, but it was in those five locations that we had presented.

[7:28] So is that something new?

[7:30] Do you feel a lot of effort? Okay. And again, he'll do it in the Zoom, like he did before. I know resident, Mike

[7:37] Danell, was interested in this before, so I was going to invite him to be there. And like I said, I was waiting for the EDC to get back to him.

[7:45] So, okay. Let's put that up.

[7:48] Benched.

[7:53] All right, transfer station. You just wanted to announce, we just got word that we did get accepted into

[7:58] is a tire stewardship program, so that's really exciting.

[8:03] Exciting that it's going to be great environmentally.

[8:06] People aren't going to want to throw their tires on the side of the road anymore.

[8:09] And I think because now tires will be effective, free of charge to residents at the

[8:13] disaster station, not just a resident, so also to be able to partake.

[8:18] And there's a couple of little things, you know, you're only allowed eight tires a day.

[8:23] It's a resident.

[8:23] So if you have a branch falling off to come in a couple of lows, and then there will be

[8:29] charges if you have this very big oversized tractor tires or something like that.

[8:34] But for most all tires, I think the big, even like wagon tires or moped tires, riding long

[8:43] low version of smaller tires, they're all the accepted free of charge, and since we already

[8:47] have a container up there, we don't have to switch out the container, but it's really

[8:51] good news.

[8:52] So, we haven't started it yet, it will still be a charge until we, the state now, we've just signed all the paperwork yesterday.

[8:59] I just answered a couple more questions today.

[9:03] Then they assign some vendor or a hauler.

[9:06] And once the hauler and deeperer are locked into the agreement, then we can announce it as free to the public and then we'll put up signage.

[9:14] So, we're thinking maybe early September, this will take place, but...

[9:18] And that should say to us, somebody can work pain, give their desires not hungry.

[9:21] We are, and it was sort of a wash, but because of the price of gas, the hauler now has been charging us a transportation fee.

[9:30] So we have been losing, it's costing us about $40 a month to haul the tires right now, because the residents do pay right now.

[9:38] I looked up what our costs were.

[9:41] I think it's $350 a

[9:50] tire.

[9:50] I'm just going to throw myself some nuts before, but

[9:57] that's right on the website.

[9:59] And so I think it's three times the entire time, and then 15, maybe, for a truck time or something like that.

[10:05] So we won't be charging our residents, but we'll have to go through it.

[10:09] We'll have to pay for the hauling.

[10:11] We won't charge our residents as free and free hauling with this new program.

[10:17] So it's going to be free all the way around.

[10:20] And basically what I'm saying is during now, when you buy tires, you are paying for the disposal, like the 100 mattresses.

[10:26] So there's still passing the price on or the cost on.

[10:31] You're paying kind of at the pick-up,

[10:36] which is why master's purchases are free of Connecticut.

[10:39] You're paying for disposal of a lot of it.

[10:42] But the idea is to try to keep them from the side of the road

[10:46] where you see a lot of that, you know,

[10:48] along the train tracks and all those kind of things,

[10:51] not necessarily a deeper, but in deeper,

[10:53] we found enough, especially down at the river,

[10:56] when we do the cleanups with the valley

[10:58] kids in the spring. There's always a tire or two that gets pulled out of there, you know.

[11:02] When we start that, I think once the state gives us the vendor, then I said then the vendor

[11:09] will reach out to Merrick, DPW and then we'll work that out. So probably in the next couple of weeks.

[11:16] Great. Yeah. We'll move on to the others. Yeah. And then we have the cylinder collected that we joined.

[11:22] So our now we're collecting small propane cylinders at the transfer station for free.

[11:27] We've been charging five dollars so any thing under 20 pounds is free anything over 20 pounds is

[11:36] Still getting a cost you a five dollars or more

[11:38] No no commercial or met-up of rape cylinders are allowed to be brought into the transfer station

[11:44] But as I just learned a lot of those are

[11:49] Through a vendor or company like if you have oxygen in your house or something like or you're a well-during

[11:55] you've got big canisters, you're already, like, like,

[11:58] you don't have a contract with causality, that's new.

[12:01] Yeah, the rental fee or whatever.

[12:03] So you're not going to be disposing of those anyway.

[12:06] But typically, the ones that most propane household ones are under 20 pounds,

[12:12] but the big, better ones are just a 20.

[12:15] And they said, typically, they don't take anything unless it's under 20.

[12:19] But depending on who our caller is, they might allow the 20.

[12:22] But I would say just for residents to know that anything other 20 is going to be free now.

[12:29] So that's six.

[12:30] Yeah.

[12:30] And barbecue grill ones are generally 20.

[12:34] So that should be fine and patio heaters, I think.

[12:37] 20.

[12:37] Yeah.

[12:38] So a couple of great things on the transfer station.

[12:43] Bacon sees town hall.

[12:45] So we do have opening right now in our tax office.

[12:47] It's a part time position.

[12:49] And we're looking to fill that pretty immediately.

[12:51] because our tax collector is a set to retire in November, and she really likes somebody in there

[12:58] to bring up to speed. That's sort of thing. So that is posted, I don't know if it's on the website,

[13:04] it's posted around. It's supposed to get posted on the website, but the reddit is enjoying

[13:09] their vacation this week, so I don't want to be choked to ask her. But if anyone's interested,

[13:15] please step up, and also then I want to point out we have a lot of vacancies on boards and

[13:21] control authority as if they can see or to EDC is going to have one you have an active member on that.

[13:29] I think it's looking to resign, you know, life composition is stepped out.

[13:35] Perk and X got some openings and other other boards and commissions.

[13:40] So if any interest or Q have something that you want to help out the town but you're not sure where you fit in

[13:46] or what might be a good fit.

[13:49] Reach out and aim a slacken concern.

[13:51] We can maybe make suggestions.

[13:54] And yeah, the two people we have pointed tonight,

[13:56] that's exactly what happened.

[13:57] You know, I reached out to one and said,

[13:59] you'd be really good at that.

[14:00] You can see, you might be like, yeah, yeah.

[14:02] So it worked out.

[14:05] OK.

[14:06] Library, I just wanted to bring the beach tree issues back

[14:10] to the forefront, because there is about 50% of the people

[14:13] that I'm talking to me that want to save the tree

[14:15] all costs 50% think it should have been taken down two years ago because it's just a huge

[14:22] beach stream from the library. It's really causing the sidewalk to push up. We've got

[14:29] limbs dropping. The upper part of the tree is pretty dead looking and if it ever fell over,

[14:35] you know, it would cause some serious damage, whatever direction it went. So what we have planned,

[14:41] I have the tree work and what we thought we do is have a meeting, maybe in September, public

[14:48] meeting, have people come in and have some experts here.

[14:52] We've had two archerists look at it and say it had to come down.

[14:55] We're waiting on a third and all people that have nothing to do with the town.

[15:00] So, not any local tree people, you know, kind of outside groups coming in with an artist on staff or whatever. So, we'll have to see what we want to do with the tree. There's some ideas of maybe hiring a sculptor to turn the trunk into something, although those are kind of temporary, right? Because then maybe using some of the wood, you know, some of the wood down to make furniture or something, or a conference table, or so, again, when we have a public meeting,

[15:29] We can discuss all this, but we're waiting on that third arburist.

[15:36] Just a long people to think that we just decided out of the blue to chop down the tree because...

[15:41] Part of deeper.

[15:42] I know exactly.

[15:45] If it's a safety concern, it's a safety concern.

[15:49] It's a safety concern.

[15:50] I think it is the branch belly of a man, the lended on someone's car.

[15:54] So that's probably the...

[15:58] Yeah.

[16:01] Okay, paving project update. I know you were hanging out there today. You went and visited.

[16:08] They were working all last week. Today they started actually putting the pavement down or the asphalt.

[16:14] But you were out there this morning when you had texted me and I must have just driven by.

[16:19] Yeah. So, it's going okay. We'll give a report when it's all done. Okay.

[16:26] What? They did do some damage. I heard there were a couple of shoes that cracked the

[16:31] manhole cover and a couple of water. Catch-basic cover, water, side loss. Yeah.

[16:38] Sure. So, I don't think that we should sign off on until all those things are fixed. Yeah.

[16:44] We did have a delay yesterday because we were waiting for the water company to come up and

[16:47] do pair something, I guess, before they start over again.

[16:51] Actions happen, but there are responsibility.

[16:55] The fiction.

[16:57] And then did you learn today?

[16:59] Did you talk to any of the guys when they approached Ritter to high?

[17:03] Is that when they go to Westbrook?

[17:04] Or did they have a shit crew over there?

[17:06] They would just finish it and then go right out.

[17:08] Awesome.

[17:10] And I know down here, they thought they'd be done by Friday.

[17:14] We did tell them they had to be done by school starting school starts Thursday the 27th.

[17:21] Yeah, it's a correct 27th.

[17:23] Teachers report I guess Monday.

[17:25] The professional days are something.

[17:28] But yeah, thank you for every education son of this area.

[17:31] But you'll all be very happy with the road when it's done.

[17:35] As well as until I joined that way.

[17:38] I was asked a couple of questions by some residents, why didn't pay the last year when

[17:43] the water company was explained why, and then we got a reimbursement back for the water

[17:48] company, and so they were good with it.

[17:52] Yeah, the water company had done the mean, and then they were going to just repay basically

[17:57] the strike that they dug up, and because of the time of this to be the whole thing

[18:02] service our DPW had moved out of deal with the water company I believe they gave us

[18:07] a hundred and twenty four thousand dollars towards paving the whole thing so this

[18:13] way we don't have just a nice strike as low question no at this point but we have

[18:18] an audience of citizens coming up sorry yeah all right mainstream banner program so I

[18:27] put this on there because the mainstream visionaries and so that subgroup of the

[18:31] DC is just done so much work and there's still seeking sponsors for the banners.

[18:38] Not all the banners have been sponsored yet, along Main Street, but a lot of great feedback

[18:44] everybody loves them and they've actually gotten the little plaques that we see at the

[18:51] little plaques.

[18:52] Got them.

[18:53] That seemed like a weird.

[18:54] Weirding.

[18:55] But they've got little, they've received the little plaques and they're going to be mounting

[18:59] those on each of the web posts that have the dedication on them, whether they're in memorial

[19:05] or in honor of, or just family domains or something like that.

[19:11] So please go on to the EDC website, if you're interested, or you can reach out to Siege,

[19:16] right over at Anchor and Compass, and she's kind of the chair of that group, and they would love

[19:22] to have input.

[19:23] And ideally, they'd like to keep going with the fundraising so that they can extend the

[19:28] all the way down as far out as they can, you know, wherever the old fashion streetlights are.

[19:34] It's basically what they want to do.

[19:38] Okay.

[19:40] Audience of citizens.

[19:42] You've had two people join in person here,

[19:52] taking notes for our seven characters.

[19:54] I'm talking a lot, so she gets a sort of shoot.

[19:57] Go ahead.

[19:58] Just wanted to ask about a greater street, right?

[20:04] They had an alternative.

[20:05] We have a shortage of parking.

[20:07] And from the back, this shirt is driving away.

[20:09] You have one catch face in the right there.

[20:12] And then you have about enough for six cars.

[20:14] If you've got enough of a two-feet grass right to the side wall,

[20:17] we can add six-seven parking spots while it was torn up.

[20:21] And I'm just wondering why I mean that wasn't considered.

[20:28] because we have a big short of, you know, and how many of us are going to go into school

[20:33] and we're talking to three of the rest, and when you've got all of your space and that's

[20:37] what we have, back to the sidewalk, you move that in and we pick up a lot, and I'm watching

[20:44] you out of the curb, just because I'm right there, it's quite a lot to do with my nice bed,

[20:49] get one in there, we need parking, and it was early to work, and you know, what's the initial

[20:55] a lot like nothing in it for what we gained over history, for whatever day.

[21:06] Well, good idea, but it's a little too.

[21:08] Well, yeah, and I'm just trying to be so conscious.

[21:12] Oh, I know, I know.

[21:13] I know.

[21:14] I know.

[21:15] I know.

[21:17] Thank you.

[21:18] I'd like to like to do it

[21:25] just.

[21:30] No, I didn't have the gentleman next to you on a time, just before.

[21:33] No, he's just kind of...

[21:36] I don't think you're watching.

[21:38] Okay, okay.

[21:39] All right, I have a 3 online and I have Mike Rays to his hand.

[21:55] Mike, Mike, I can't hear you.

[22:17] Mike, you don't look muted on my hand at all.

[22:20] Is there something going out with your computer?

[22:25] What if they can't hear us at all?

[22:27] I'm the call. If you can hear it, tell me the call.

[22:28] I'm one of our sophomore friends.

[22:30] Yeah, Mike, can you call my cell phone? We'll put you on speaker. Or anyone on line, if you can hear me?

[22:39] Yeah, 865109099.

[22:52] I hope this is it next on Wednesday. Hello.

[23:00] Hello.

[23:04] Yes.

[23:05] All right. Good. Sorry, Mike, so you could hear us online.

[23:10] I can hear your blood.

[23:16] Yeah, okay.

[23:18] Okay, go ahead.

[23:20] Hello, I'm going to call my wife out.

[23:21] Okay, so my question is,

[23:22] I know chapter with the traffic wins.

[23:24] I have left by a month or maybe two.

[23:27] Do you know where Cindy's at, what her,

[23:29] uh, progress?

[23:31] I do not.

[23:33] Okay.

[23:33] She just got back from a little vacation.

[23:36] She's okay.

[23:36] I'm not sure.

[23:37] What's with the old vacation?

[23:39] Come on.

[23:46] Where's Cindy's at?

[23:47] You know, that way everything can kind of curl.

[23:49] Well, but there are recesses of the old program and here is the specific.

[23:56] Okay, well, we did have the traffic study done, and I don't know if you had jump on yet,

[24:01] but I was going to reach out and set up the zoom with the vendor because he's ready to present to us.

[24:06] What do you found?

[24:06] Yeah, I did not have the money, not the long ago, and he was waiting to get all of you,

[24:13] and getting you ready to make a presentation to the town.

[24:15] Yes.

[24:53] I think we should start our meetings off by doing pledge allegiance.

[25:04] One, it's 250th anniversary.

[25:07] I believe we used to start the meetings off doing pledge allegiance.

[25:10] And I don't know when we stop, but I think we should.

[25:13] Our country by doing pledge allegiance before the meeting.

[25:17] It's a public meeting, a professional meeting, we should be doing it.

[25:20] It's a great idea.

[25:21] How do you feel?

[25:22] Absolutely.

[25:23] Perfect.

[25:24] Great idea.

[25:25] How do you feel?

[25:26] How do you feel?

[25:28] Absolutely.

[25:28] Perfect idea.

[25:29] because we'll turn our backs to you, basically, for a minute.

[25:34] It's a great idea of what I just want to say.

[25:36] It was when we first started the ethics commission.

[25:41] The gentler said that we elected wanted to do that, too.

[25:45] And we started doing the pledge of allegiance.

[25:50] And everybody would stand up to second one of our members who sat there

[25:53] and refused to stand up to be my guess on that.

[26:04] You know,

[26:08] we can go back years ago though that we're not a big controversy happened in

[26:11] heaven.

[26:12] We're the first weapon up there.

[26:14] I care about deeper over here and to people want to stay in the brave they don't

[26:18] but they're proactive.

[26:21] Okay, so we can start the September 1st of January.

[26:26] Okay.

[26:28] Okay.

[26:29] So I had a lot of little things, basically deeper her gut selected to be in the Hartford Business

[26:38] Journal, the best places for business, we were in the top 50th of the state.

[26:44] So we are working on our town profile and then we will enter it and the deadline for sending

[26:51] our stuff is November on September 15th and then at public the publication date is November 2nd.

[26:59] So that'll be fun to see Deep River highlighted in there. And we're going to ask a lot more

[27:04] questions, you know, how they were chosen and how it will appear and what the circulation of the

[27:10] magazine almost thinks. I went to the EDC meeting last night and a lot of great questions like that.

[27:15] So we're going to send each to you.

[27:18] But just a great shout out for Deep River.

[27:20] That was great.

[27:23] I do need to get my signed committee back together.

[27:26] So kind of putting this out to the public.

[27:29] We have our book funds to send on our way

[27:32] finding, way of finding signs, et cetera.

[27:36] Basically that will be around town that

[27:38] will say stuff like the library, municipal parking,

[27:42] the landing, that kind of thing.

[27:43] We had met a few months, but a year ago, probably, we were meeting very regularly.

[27:50] So we've already picked out the colors of the signs and the design would be similar

[27:54] to what we see when you get off root 9.

[27:57] Welcome to Deep River.

[27:59] On a park sign, we already looked that way and our transportation.

[28:03] So we've already had kind of a style going through the town, so we'll keep that.

[28:07] But we just need to decide what we're going to put out of the science.

[28:14] What things do we want to point out for people visiting the town?

[28:19] And so I'm looking for a few volunteers.

[28:20] I want to serve on a sign committee.

[28:22] It would be a very limited time.

[28:25] In the back of the day, I had people from, I think, the Historical Society, the EDC.

[28:32] And maybe somebody from Zoning.

[28:34] But those people of all are interested in continuing that role.

[28:40] So I just need a couple of other people that we can sit and brainstorm and then come up with some ideas.

[28:46] We have a limited budget because it was already approved for ARPA.

[28:49] We have just ended by December 31st.

[28:52] So it's a very time sensitive, easy.

[28:55] If you want to join the OB and it only for a few months and then you'll be done.

[28:59] and let's begin one money down the road,

[29:01] then we can re-event, you know, re-event,

[29:03] re-event, the scientific community of that time.

[29:05] So if anybody's interested, please reach out.

[29:07] If you guys are interested, or you know anybody,

[29:10] you know, might be a fast thing.

[29:16] And then let's see.

[29:18] Great new exhibit just opened at the Library I was told.

[29:21] It's not revolution in war banners.

[29:25] So Library I just told me I was starting today.

[29:27] So please go over the Library and check that out.

[29:30] want to thank the rich straws and the library for working well last week for our primary

[29:35] that we had. It went well. There were no issues. The police said it was, you know, smooth.

[29:43] And I know that's because we have such great talented people running and kind of for seeing

[29:47] whatever's going on. We did have a hazardous waste to clean up or rent clean up a collection

[29:53] day and I was notified that we had 325 vehicles entering 59.

[30:00] Our deeper residents, and last year we collected 28,000 pounds of hazardous waste. This year we collected 37,000, so people are really doing good deeds by collecting and then coming to these events and keeping it out of the municipal household waste stream as our goal. Don't put it in your garbage bags and chuck them in your trash like that's wrong.

[30:27] So, just a good shout out for everyone that took the time to come and say it took their stuff and transport it.

[30:37] Okay, and then our last thing was the thing we added to the agenda.

[30:43] So, basically, we've gotten word from the state that we are able to still get our 500,000 dollar grant for capping in the former landfill.

[30:52] But because it's been so long, all the people were resimitted,

[30:57] like it was basically a brand new grant.

[31:00] So a resolution here that I will read into the record,

[31:05] Paula Wiggler, our town clerk,

[31:08] do hereby certify that the following is a true and correct copy of the resolution.

[31:13] So I'll read the resolution, but it would be duly called and helped

[31:17] at tonight's meeting.

[31:18] So, resolve that the town of deeper remain true into, with and deliver to the state of

[31:23] Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, and all documents with

[31:27] the deems to be necessary, or appropriate for grant to 500,000 for the capping of the former

[31:33] municipal land, fill located at 220,000, when through Broden Deep River.

[31:37] And be it further resolve that, to myself, Carol Jones, for selecting the town of Deep River,

[31:42] is authorized and directed to execute and deliver any and all documents on behalf of the town,

[31:46] and do and to do and perform all acts and things which seem which she do is necessary to be necessary or appropriate to carry out the terms of such documents.

[31:57] And then the under sign certifies that I'm going to sign this and that'll be hall away Glar's town clerk.

[32:03] We'll do this executed tomorrow if we pass this resolution tonight.

[32:10] So I have a motion to pass the resolution.

[32:12] I don't know, probably it's just recently the paperwork of a brand that we got 15 butchers

[32:19] and all that.

[32:20] Can't pass up both of those dollars?

[32:22] No, no.

[32:23] You can add a one in front of all you're going to be for.

[32:25] Right, because the price now to put capital and fill is over a million dollars, but again,

[32:30] this is a nice chunk.

[32:32] And it took a little finagling to get it re-assigned to deeper, but it's so great.

[32:39] I'll make a motion to it.

[32:41] Okay.

[32:41] your side. Thank you.

[32:47] Okay. Oh, favor? Okay. Any opposed?

[32:53] Okay. And I just need a motion to adjourn.

[32:56] Okay. Don't you have any? Then we can add on to this button so move forward stuff or not. Oh, I'm sorry.

[33:02] I moved on to the next button if you have something. I do. Just a thought that I'd like to kind of mark

[33:07] for later on is the zoning enforcement. I know I wasn't on the board is like an at that time.

[33:15] When we were looking at a fine schedule and the opportunity to create an ordinance to give zoning the authority to find folks for

[33:28] I'd like to, if there's an appetite for it to revisit that, I think if I'm not mistaken, got to the

[33:45] finds out of the zoning ordinance and so I believe zoning is working on they've been

[33:51] meeting to go over all the ordinances they want to change and to set their fees so I

[33:56] do believe that's in the works. Okay they did forward something at my request to find

[34:01] schedule as it should so they can bring that to the next meeting or meet with them.

[34:05] Let's see if we can get that rolling again so you want to just get this more active.

[34:10] Yeah I don't really like to see that so that zoning has some teeth behind

[34:15] any of the enforcement actions, so right now it's just there, you know, and I appreciate the work that they do, but sending a stern letter may not be enough to have people

[34:25] could follow the regulations, so to have something behind it.

[34:31] And I will say there's a kind of an issue on Kelsey Hill, and there is a plan in zoning any time right here, so please come if you're interested.

[34:42] I think that's on their agenda, so they will be talking about that and perhaps even the

[34:49] own, you know, the filing schedule is on their agenda. I haven't looked here, but plan on

[34:54] extending to where I'm hoping that we'll be discussed as well.

[35:00] Okay, so motion to adjourn at 6.36.

[35:08] Okay, I'll save her, bye.

Deep River Town Meetings - August 18 2026

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