[0:11] I'm calling the meeting to order the Lills and Distortable Commission, September 9th at 7.04.

[0:25] I think the first thing about first thing we should probably talk about is the historic markers. That's the most timely issue.

[0:33] Um, Andrew, have you contact this person or no?

[0:39] Yes. Um, so the update that I have received is sorry for the delay in response.

[0:48] Oh, that's what they said.

[0:49] This order is currently being reported as late.

[0:52] I need to reach out for more information and I'll get back to them.

[0:57] Okay.

[0:57] That was today, or yesterday, or yesterday, I guess they don't know that later.

[1:04] That is the assessment based on the thing now.

[1:07] So I'll continue to monitor, but you don't have supposed to be here.

[1:11] Yes, it was actually due on Tuesday the 7th, was when we told we'd get initialed.

[1:20] Okay, first there's a that's a prompt time for the order. So so they told us that

[1:27] They would they would be main your faction and ready by the seventh, but then

[1:32] They'd be the next step which is DPW or agreed upon

[1:37] delivery. So so we were still like think

[1:41] You know, yeah, we're just a couple of days behind

[1:44] where we thought we would be and

[1:47] I did not hear anything with the DPW, so I said they're also just waiting and that we don't

[1:54] jump in.

[1:55] I think if you couldn't contact me, you could take a little bit of no one.

[1:58] I did, actually.

[1:59] I got nothing from them.

[2:00] They did.

[2:00] They asked if they knew anything, because for a while I know the order might have been ready

[2:08] and they contacted the DPW and the DPW said, you know, oh yeah, we're available to deliver it,

[2:13] and then kind of all of that, like, sitting as a DMVW.

[2:16] So, this is not, not yet prepared, not yet.

[2:19] They don't decadble, you should have to say,

[2:21] if come out now, or wait, and something winter, wait.

[2:25] So, according to, forget the name, genetjins,

[2:30] genetjins, yes, Steve, Steve, Steve.

[2:34] Genetjins, genetjins, genetjins,

[2:36] but that's a genetjins.

[2:37] Genetjins, genetjins.

[2:39] They want to handle that, because it's only good

[2:42] for a period of time. Got it. So when they take the delivery of the pieces then he's going to put it on that work calendar and then they will call a dig save.

[2:56] I think he said seven days before it appears on their calendar because it's only good for seven to ten days.

[3:02] Okay. Okay. Good. Thank you for all that.

[3:06] All right, Rachel. We just started.

[3:11] So that's the update, I think I do have to do is, it sounds like we're a goal, thank you for reaching out to conservation.

[3:21] Oh yeah.

[3:22] So we got sign off on the location.

[3:24] Yeah, so the conservation commission said we can put it in the location where we want it.

[3:29] Yeah, really different locations on the side with it.

[3:33] And they said our preferred location, our first choice is fine.

[3:36] So that's great.

[3:37] It's good. Awesome. Yeah. I put a white stick up there. So it's wonderful to be a

[3:44] radically reconciling for the VVW. But it was a white stick as, and then the other one, I think,

[3:51] for fun, we just tell them to put it where the cement thing is, they're there, they're there.

[3:55] Correct one, the current one. So we came back up the grass. I don't know if you saw that or not.

[4:00] Good. Yes, you're going to actually see it again. That was good. It was awesome. Even though

[4:07] But we're going to do one there, potentially maybe I'll head out with some like landscape fabric and crush them or something, but in front there so that just that's it.

[4:21] I actually wish it has to be completely, we have to read a little crush them in front of you.

[4:28] Yeah, no that's good.

[4:29] And then someone mentioned maybe having flowers or something.

[4:33] Yeah.

[4:33] I just went to see the one by the...

[4:38] They got it.

[4:38] I don't know.

[4:39] The one by your house.

[4:41] Oh, the corner game.

[4:44] There's like a little garden bed.

[4:45] Yeah, it looks really nice.

[4:46] Oh, nice.

[4:47] Here we go.

[4:49] Do you think we've seen somebody doing it?

[4:51] It's on point.

[4:56] There's a little from there.

[4:57] There's a little from there.

[5:01] Yeah, people are looking to do stuff that would be kind of cool.

[5:06] So that's the update on that project.

[5:08] That's great.

[5:09] So things are moving forward.

[5:10] We're just in delay mode.

[5:13] But good.

[5:18] The one just more question I had about,

[5:21] you know, like when we work at the Girl Scouts in the future

[5:23] on some of these plaques and stuff,

[5:28] maybe I mentioned this last time,

[5:30] But,

[5:33] certainly, I think we talked about maybe having some sort of historic tour map of the town,

[5:39] with some of these some of these markers, maybe other sites. I don't know if that's something

[5:44] the girl's guess might be interested in working on as part of this sort of integrated, but

[5:51] like it is.

[5:53] I do it straight again.

[5:57] You know what would be really cool is,

[6:00] I think Rachel,

[6:01] you can get to GPS locations.

[6:07] You should be able to,

[6:08] especially if I don't Google have,

[6:09] you can go in and make a Google have them actually drop in.

[6:13] You'll choose them.

[6:15] I think a good ego stop project, too.

[6:17] We'd be a really good ego stop.

[6:19] the Soraka who was the one that brought the Eagle Scout

[6:24] of the brave markers and we're looking for something to do.

[6:31] Right,

[6:34] anything else on the markers?

[6:39] OK, then I think we should next talk about the preservation

[6:43] restriction for the Orchard House.

[6:47] I don't know whether you will.

[6:49] I think I can see if this works.

[6:53] I'm loving it on screen assuming that I did this correctly.

[7:03] Did people get a chance to look at it? I know it's long.

[7:06] Yes. I took a look at it.

[7:08] So it's not working. Why not?

[7:11] I have to switch the video supply and whether that one or think that.

[7:15] The plug.

[7:16] The plug.

[7:18] Oh, I have to do that.

[7:19] Yes.

[7:20] The HDMI.

[7:21] Just put everything that.

[7:23] That part I didn't know.

[7:24] and it will work at our foot.

[7:26] Really?

[7:26] As I said, I just make it okay, whatever.

[7:30] I had to make myself a park, is it really, is it all right, we're going to do it.

[7:34] How do you have a better?

[7:39] It'd be a shame, huh?

[7:40] Yeah, it'd be a shame.

[7:44] So this, they're ready for the goal show up.

[7:46] No.

[7:47] Well, how about that?

[7:49] All right.

[7:50] Let's see.

[7:52] Well, the video, we'll show it on screen.

[7:57] You're talking in a very behind you.

[7:59] Yeah, I don't care.

[8:00] Yeah, just as always.

[8:01] Yeah, obviously, it's like,

[8:06] oh, I don't think I'm that as if it's not on the screen for the video to you.

[8:13] I've just this all soon to become public record, right, when it's filed, so I'll be in the public domain.

[8:21] So this is we'll call it a draft, it's close to final, I think, but especially if it's going public record, we'll call it a draft.

[8:33] So as I mentioned previously,

[8:39] the perspective buyer that language was okay, which is really important.

[8:49] Mark, I mean Matthew, Neward House is continuing to work on this project, he thought the language was okay.

[9:01] Mark Rombocker, select board member.

[9:03] He thinks it's okay except for his one question.

[9:08] The actual question is one of us for the town council, but it's kind of minor.

[9:13] But the main question was, do we want to protect the whole house or just the original footprint?

[9:22] And if we only want to, if we want to protect the whole house, does the new,

[9:26] do the new additions have different requirements than the original footprint?

[9:35] So, I think I would place to start my way to look at the photos,

[9:54] so,

[10:03] this is showing,

[10:04] I can't.

[10:05] Alright, so this is the main lock, so this is the main house, this is the connector,

[10:12] and this is the east edition, okay, and then there's some more pictures of them,

[10:24] main house, connector, east addition,

[10:34] and this is the main house in the mostly the east addition.

[10:49] East addition to be find at the main house,

[10:57] east addition,

[11:07] the gases of the connector and the main house,

[11:16] main house,

[11:20] that's it for the photos.

[11:22] So, what are your thoughts on this issue?

[11:32] Why would the addition not being living?

[11:41] I guess the first question is, are they as historically significant as the main house?

[11:48] I can't remember if they were added, or what they were added.

[11:54] What's being here?

[12:02] So, the house itself dates to around 1922, 1923.

[12:09] The East edition is 1965,

[12:11] of East edition and Connector,

[12:13] 1965 to 1978.

[12:19] So, that's one reason I guess.

[12:26] So, today, right this reason, this position?

[12:31] Yeah, we've been work, we've worked on it.

[12:33] Sean D. Art Consultant, and I worked on it

[12:35] for task couple of years, and so.

[12:37] So, I was gonna say, it seems very clear the name.

[12:39] It's that. Right, but yeah, well, when we wrote a we thought, yes, wasn't even a question for us, but this is a question that Marcus raised, so I think we should discuss it.

[13:17] All right. Well, if I was chanting, which I'm not.

[13:21] I think the the question that you had raised would be historic fabric.

[13:26] And at least the addition, well, more modern, was built to resemble the existing structure.

[13:37] So, you don't protect it and you were to raise it and put, I don't know, a Frank Lloyd

[13:47] of right-style addition, I think we'd all say, we made the wrong decision. So, I mean,

[13:56] that's just devil advocacy and it's raw as form.

[14:04] So, the purchaser of set property

[14:07] has reviewed this and is comfortable with it.

[14:16] I'd say we're not, but that's fun.

[14:19] I'm just going out there on the line.

[14:21] No, I think that's some pretty simple rationale.

[14:25] I mean, this was the big thing that any new construction has to be in keeping that

[14:30] that's the house.

[14:31] But I'm theory that would cover that.

[14:34] Any friendly right, caveat, but.

[14:37] Well, I think, though, as it is now, yes.

[14:40] But I think the question was if you were to not include it,

[14:45] and you rolled it out of this document,

[14:47] but then you would be releasing that on a show.

[14:49] Yeah, sure, right.

[14:51] I think it's on the safer to keep it in.

[15:00] And I was

[15:10] my thought to it, the architecture of the officials and the actual original, you know, I think that is still a little purpose.

[15:19] And also said that major alterations are allowed, right? They were just happy to get permission. So if for some reason, they wanted to get rid of this addition, right?

[15:28] They could propose that, and then that can be taken out chronic esophagus.

[15:34] Yeah.

[15:36] And I think that it was a request in front of us of modifying that, I mean, less critical, right?

[15:45] Because it would be.

[15:49] Yeah.

[15:50] And they have to show us that plans.

[15:53] So we're still going to absolutely have to say, and what happened.

[15:56] And so I feel like you don't want to go too far down the road and like, well, I could be this, I could, you know, like, I think it just covers all the bases. Right. Yeah, but right, it's there's definitely a, do one of us do in the worst, I mean,

[16:28] well, okay.

[16:30] I mean, we have to see what they propose, I think we can't, like, just in good faith.

[16:36] And we have to be in good faith, like we can't, is this even that every anything that gets brought to us is all not a big thing to be about.

[16:42] No, right. But the question is, do we keep the conditions as part of this original protection?

[16:49] Yeah, I mean, we look at the problems in writing, the bar, we'd always consider that to be just as important as not,

[16:56] And you know, that was,

[16:58] because we do already always considering barrens

[17:01] as a nuclear review, I got some stuff.

[17:04] I like, we consider barrens to be just as important

[17:06] as a house.

[17:07] So I would put this into the bar and category.

[17:12] So I think you're ready to be an important point,

[17:14] which is just reminded me of something.

[17:17] So when we went through that transaction,

[17:20] you may remember that this like or challenged us

[17:23] on was the restriction on the house or on the house and land, right?

[17:30] And we felt it was the entire parcel, right?

[17:33] But then the cycle were overruled us.

[17:34] And now there's apartments out back.

[17:38] So that's a big more on the point.

[17:40] I just leave it in there.

[17:43] Give it under protection with more latitude

[17:49] should there be a modification. Yeah, it's like we're in Green and Donna. And it thoughts?

[17:57] I'd like to agree that everything may be interesting.

[18:01] All right. How many are all that? How much land is with the property? I think? We have

[18:06] something that is five acres. One out of 11.7. But we don't, but the land is in

[18:14] covered.

[18:17] Let's see.

[18:18] 0.25.

[18:21] Let's see.

[18:21] 1.04 is 9.21 acres.

[18:25] Oh, we wouldn't know.

[18:26] I'm sorry.

[18:27] Yeah, that's what it is.

[18:28] So this house is on not 104.

[18:31] 9.21 acres is under an agricultural preservation risk,

[18:35] and it needs a vestibate.

[18:37] 1.17 acres for the house.

[18:40] That's what it is.

[18:41] So it's really not enough to put a bunch of condoms on.

[18:44] No, that's a good question.

[18:45] You never know, but they'll try to do what instead.

[18:52] Yeah, so it's just one point one set of names.

[18:56] That's a lot.

[18:59] And then I was a lot of them.

[19:00] I mean, I don't remember why it was.

[19:04] And I wasn't that bad.

[19:06] I don't know.

[19:07] Yeah, unrestricted three point four.

[19:11] Oh, which one kind of?

[19:13] I think we should keep in mind that the perspective buyer is the person who is currently

[19:27] leasing the land and he wants to continue to do his container farming there.

[19:34] And I'm not sure about my understanding is that either he or his workers might live in the house.

[19:43] So, okay. So there's 12.25 acres on lot 104. 9.21 is the agricultural restriction,

[20:01] which leads you with an

[20:05] restricted law of three or four of which 1.17 is the house lock. So it does look like you

[20:15] actually have three acres of land that's in unrestricted. So yes you have enough room to build

[20:23] a and attach condo.

[20:27] So I don't know why it's not written that way, but I hear what you're saying.

[20:32] Well, that's just how I'm reading it.

[20:36] So I first saw the map, and then, oh wait, oh that's how it reads, and additional

[20:41] hundreds of, sorry, it's there.

[20:43] I understood the truth, but no, Frank.

[20:45] Oh, I see.

[20:45] Yeah.

[20:46] So, what actually, to Carol Anne's point, it's that rest I would say.

[20:56] So, do we know which way it goes?

[20:59] Does it go down the hill and to that field?

[21:01] does it good? Well, I don't think it's down the hill from it. Does it go? I don't think the map was

[21:08] differentiated at all. I think it was just the outline on the basic map. The piece like 38 or something.

[21:28] We're just making myself a note that that's extra land is there.

[21:34] Yeah. I don't know if we can do anything

[21:36] about that in this restriction, because this is a restriction for the house.

[21:45] actually, is it though?

[21:49] Because you haven't in the warehouse for the lot. I think it's

[21:54] that a lot and structures is what I thought. If you go up high up, yeah, it was in the

[22:01] very first part. This part would work. Yeah, yeah. Maybe, keep going. What? Whereas, on a certain

[22:12] real estate and urban son of this Lakers Hill, Orchard, Locate and Loans of Massachusetts.

[22:19] More, particularly, describe, and that we're taking dated March 7th through a thousand recorded.

[22:30] I mean, everybody my reference, the Orchews comprised of several parcels of land, including about 2.5 acres as a lot of four.

[22:43] So I think, yes, a lot of four is comprised of the acres, okay?

[22:49] So I think it's inclusive.

[22:52] Well, then maybe we should be specific about. Say something about them, I don't know.

[23:00] But what's the next one around? On page two?

[23:11] So the rest of this is all about the house, but we could say if we wanted to guess we could

[23:17] say something about that land,

[23:23] you know, you have to.

[23:24] What did they have to get a permit to build?

[23:26] Yeah.

[23:27] Anyway.

[23:28] And wouldn't that go through a process?

[23:30] Oh, they all deserve to be considered.

[23:32] I've never done it.

[23:33] So I don't know.

[23:34] Well, yeah.

[23:35] But if it's, but if this space as is, it only includes the house that's protected.

[23:41] our first patients, the way it's written.

[23:45] Uh, would any, uh, in this, this parcel, or, sorry, this, when we're talking about wouldn't be, wouldn't fall under any other,

[23:54] conservation going to, like, anything else.

[23:57] Not this particular area, some other portion right.

[24:01] That's under the agriculture, but no.

[24:02] No, no, but there's another, there is a conservation area outside of the agricultural

[24:06] or transposition for this law, as long as I'm sure that we're not trying to, like,

[24:13] understitch on thumbing that any time, you know, and have a great time,

[24:16] as I said. Yeah, not on this, even others. It's a whole big area. Yeah, a lot of different

[24:22] restrictions. But that's the difference between this and Robinson Robinson Rodden was such a small

[24:29] It would have been much more of a difference in, if one, two acres, he builds a couple other houses or another structure.

[24:38] It's in section 3.4.

[24:42] Uh, since then.

[24:45] Grand Jürgen, is that any new construction to exterior, that has four construction of new buildings and structures on that house.

[24:50] Lot shall preserve historic materials, features, and spatial relationships that characterize the house.

[24:55] So you did good for you.

[24:59] Good for you.

[25:02] Good for you.

[25:04] Good that you saw that at home.

[25:15] Good.

[25:15] They have to give all kinds of information and time table and everything.

[25:19] Where do you find days before it serves?

[25:22] What is that?

[25:22] What do you have?

[25:23] It's 3.4.

[25:27] You can make sure to.

[25:28] Doesn't this happen?

[25:32] You're still at the top.

[25:33] And then.

[25:33] Yeah, it's all right.

[25:34] It's paying.

[25:35] No matches when I search for 3.4.

[25:38] So, oh, oh, oh,

[25:43] oh.

[25:43] But I try to put it on.

[25:47] So, if I want one.

[25:49] No, I'm very good.

[25:50] Okay, that's really a wink.

[25:53] 3.5.

[25:54] So, 3.5.

[25:55] So, 3.5.

[25:57] Oh, that's right.

[25:58] That's right.

[25:58] You can start.

[25:59] That's 3.5.

[26:00] Really?

[26:02] Maybe something got changed.

[26:04] Does 3.5.4.

[26:05] Say, you're in your construction.

[26:06] I'm looking at the one you sent today.

[26:08] And last, this is so gosh, am I looking at a different one?

[26:14] I'm not crazy right, that doesn't take my heart.

[26:16] That absolutely says 3.4.

[26:18] I'm going to worry about it too much.

[26:19] But I will try.

[26:20] It is your contraction.

[26:21] It's like, it's your contraction.

[26:22] Five, just have it.

[26:23] I don't know.

[26:24] We'll have to.

[26:24] Maybe you should send me yours.

[26:26] Did something happen?

[26:27] I mean, I don't know.

[26:27] I just wanted to compare the two verses.

[26:29] Make sure I've nuts and screwed up between them.

[26:32] So I love them.

[26:33] We lost the whole.

[26:33] When you said yesterday, yeah, that's all I.

[26:36] I mean, I just hope you'll be right back.

[26:39] It'll take a few minutes.

[26:41] Right, but her says 3.4. That's what I did.

[26:43] Did you open it in the record?

[26:45] In record?

[26:46] I mean, I didn't get it in a Google preview.

[26:48] Oh, there's a different set of things.

[26:50] I don't know if it's in the record.

[26:52] I don't know, but I've heard that when you open it in Google,

[26:55] versus word, it can be different.

[26:57] Yeah, it's a specific, a bit of a beard.

[27:00] So that makes me really question everything.

[27:03] I know you're gonna have a crisis now.

[27:05] I was just reading it.

[27:08] to the exterior of the house for construction of new buildings and structures on a cloud.

[27:13] And that's, isn't that it here?

[27:16] Yeah, that's the black and I thought you.

[27:20] So, I think we're covered because from what Elizabeth found, right?

[27:26] This paragraph, so we're okay, right?

[27:30] Okay.

[27:31] So, I think Carolyn, did you have any, no, it's fine.

[27:36] He'd be able to dope at least we have some say on what it looks like so it sounds like there's a consensus

[27:43] that we do want to include the additions

[27:47] the

[27:48] whatever they call the connector and the east edition to be covered as well as

[27:55] The original okay well right in the document

[27:58] Well, they're very thorough. It's mostly charms. He has 65 pages of it. Oh, it's good. It's good a reader

[28:07] Okay, what I'm not like no, I'm not going to say yeah, I'm going to say it's a relic because I fell

[28:16] Okay, good. Well that was good. That's all right. Yeah, so

[28:23] Do you need a vote? Yeah, I think we get I think we can I feel like I think I mentioned this before

[28:30] I think I should abstain. Oh

[28:36] Do I have a motion for anyone?

[28:43] I think a motion that we

[28:46] have includes the

[28:49] the connector and the east addition

[28:53] in the preservation restriction

[28:55] at the same level as the main house.

[28:59] So do I have a second?

[29:01] Second.

[29:02] On favour?

[29:03] On favour?

[29:03] I'm saying one.

[29:07] Okay, good.

[29:08] Do you have to vote on the proven restriction?

[29:13] I think we should then get totally final, which means, well, yeah, robust.

[29:20] Just to syndrome.

[29:22] What have you received in motion that the Board authorizes you to continue to advance to finalization

[29:31] that way when you get there?

[29:33] I don't have to come back.

[29:34] That's right.

[29:35] If people feel comfortable with it at this point, I personally do because it's pretty much almost done, do I have a motion?

[29:52] So, oops, right, right, right, right, right, right, right.

[29:58] To just set it right.

[30:00] A few minutes, a minute, we're saying.

[30:02] Or we should let me, Linda, Angela.

[30:06] I've given it.

[30:07] I finalized from this point forward.

[30:09] One of the town council.

[30:11] Through care council, for example?

[30:14] I mean, I don't know.

[30:17] But we, yeah.

[30:20] But that way I don't have to come back and have to find all the proof here.

[30:25] I guess.

[30:27] You see this kind of stuff in boards of trustees all the time, right, where you're delegating to somebody.

[30:33] Yeah, I got that.

[30:34] To sign on the behalf of the company or organization or board, right?

[30:39] So I'm just proposing it so that, you know, if it gets to the 11 hour and it's Linda and Tom Council and it can be done, right?

[30:49] And doesn't there's no question that it wasn't approved by that group.

[31:00] make a motion to allow the design to finalize staff member with telecast and finalize it off

[31:09] another town council. I'll be happy with the little vertical vision.

[31:13] I have a second. I think it's on favor.

[31:18] Okay, now that this, it's going to be noted on those.

[31:22] All right,

[31:26] so I wanted to bring up the fact that we're supposed to, for 12 rounds in road, we're supposed to do an annual inspection to make sure that they're complying with our preservation restriction.

[31:40] We didn't do an official one. We're supposed to do it in July of this year, but didn't do it.

[31:45] But I don't think that's terrible because we had that informational meeting with them last October.

[31:54] So I proposed that we changed the dates of October, which would be a year after we were there last time.

[32:02] And then every October we would do an inspection there.

[32:06] That sounds like a good idea.

[32:07] Yes. All right, and there should be more than one of us to vote in the inspection. I'm willing to do it. Is anyone else interested in?

[32:17] Well, I asked for a fall question. Yeah. We'll shot TV there. If for somebody like Sean.

[32:23] Well, there wasn't there wasn't going to be let me show you what she developed the force. We may wonder there we may not need her because she developed a form, which I'm going to put up here.

[32:46] this inspection report. So it's 13 pages. And she's, she used this kind of thing for other places

[32:56] and she's did all good for 12 rounds in a row. So she has insurance, it has all the features

[33:04] that protected features that she wrote out.

[33:10] So all the protected features are in this left-hand

[33:13] column, and then second column is our observations once when we go on the inspection.

[33:24] So these are the features that come out of the preservation.

[33:27] She called them from the preservation restriction for club Robinson Road.

[33:40] So I don't know why so many, oh, I see.

[33:42] So the actual form is four pages, but beyond that, our photographs,

[33:54] that's it.

[33:54] So it's really just four pages, let's focus.

[33:58] So, I mean, if you want to remove some of more of what she says here, what happens to the

[34:05] document after you do it? Does that go somewhere?

[34:10] Well, we should find out where it should go, whether it's just file with our towns, somewhere,

[34:15] or whether it's with the mass historical commission, maybe, because they signed off on it.

[34:21] So that's a good question, actually.

[34:23] it's a very good question. My next question is if we don't have shonti there, where do the

[34:31] skis that the owners pay for the inspection go?

[34:37] So I think when we propose it, right?

[34:39] That we charge the feed so that we could have somebody like a shonti to do it. Then the

[34:47] is that we're just passing the expenses of the expert through, right? So that's a good question.

[34:59] If two of us do it, I mean. Well, we could wait the fee, we decide not to have for there, or I could see

[35:07] if she's available. Don't know. Yeah. What do you guys think?

[35:15] I think I think to start, it would

[35:19] could be good to have Shanti just to like kind of go through about, you know, I don't want to

[35:24] get trained about seeing how to do it, but, you know, it's great that she's got the, you know,

[35:30] the document, I think that's super helpful. The wind hurt to have a couple of like run through

[35:36] and swim through before. Yeah, she kind of ran through it's not very detailed when we had

[35:42] information we're meeting there. But because we walked into a wall. Yeah, we

[35:48] lots walked. Yeah, we didn't get the. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, I think that's good. Yeah,

[35:53] I was like we're not seeing us today. Yes, but I think she's held a lot of this. I would

[35:56] say yes, if she's available. And it's willing to do exactly that. I'm gonna do it. And we

[36:04] would agree. Like, you know, I'm around all meter there. I'm happy to do that. And I just, you

[36:11] you know, you know, absorbed her knowledge as she goes through it.

[36:15] I think you know, a couple of that see there and you know, kind of wash her go

[36:19] sick of her motion, but you know, like wash, wash the wash how it unfolds

[36:25] and you know, what is she looking for, but you know, again, I think that got

[36:29] been great to have with all of that and I think going to exercise with her at least

[36:41] Yeah, kind of green, looking at those things like that.

[36:43] I don't know what a parallel it is, and I don't know what a hurt is, and then it's so

[36:49] that would be nice to be able to do that.

[36:54] Good.

[36:55] All right.

[36:56] I imagine she'll be able to sometimes act up or so.

[37:00] And then we'll coordinate it wherever everybody.

[37:03] I think about, you know, if we can set a, you know,

[37:08] I was going to let him there before people moved in, but the set a start, well, I don't know.

[37:16] So he did go there, out of memory corner. Oh, no, no, I didn't know.

[37:20] You left that one, I didn't even. We didn't get information on one, we didn't get it.

[37:25] Yeah, all right. And it was an interesting meeting.

[37:29] Oh, yes.

[37:30] There were very different reactions from both sides. So anyway, I think it would be good to do it again with her.

[37:41] I would say that if she's not available, we're not willing. I think we can figure it out, but I think huge to have her on issues.

[37:49] Yeah. Okay. And then I don't remember what the fees are. But yes, we would just ask whatever the fee.

[38:03] To, to, for a certain distance.

[38:05] All right. So that was good.

[38:07] Is this just because I wasn't involved in the posture. I just started is

[38:12] A preservation restriction inspection, something that is done for like any.

[38:16] really, that the inspection, I mean that all those racial restrictions placed on like yes, in perpetuity, yes.

[38:25] So in there this would be done for the forever portrait. Yes. So how many other houses are there

[38:33] that we should have come on right? Okay. And so for now, we'll have to have more in the future.

[38:40] Under interior items to the worker house or is that just the else? I think it's just the

[38:45] Because if you recall the interior had a mold problem, shunting, and I never died inside at that point.

[38:55] So we didn't even go in and they're going to die because of the mold problem.

[39:00] You know, anyway.

[39:02] So that's an easier one.

[39:03] Yeah, that one's easier.

[39:05] You're right.

[39:06] And actually, this one is easier to remember shunting was saying that the structures are all hidden.

[39:15] Because of the successive renovation.

[39:18] Wouldn't it be handy for this type of thing too?

[39:20] Because like, this is forever.

[39:22] Like we're not all going to be here and however many years like to maybe...

[39:26] Oh you didn't hear?

[39:28] It's really not.

[39:29] I'm dead.

[39:30] I thought it was a 12-row.

[39:31] It's a 12-row.

[39:32] It's a 12-row.

[39:34] Why are your time preventable unless you retire?

[39:36] It's six-y.

[39:37] That's it.

[39:38] It's a five-y.

[39:40] Well, that's a five-y.

[39:41] Okay, what are the very things to put like to take photos of right there as a

[39:47] Absolutely, yeah photos of like the specific Yes, Hurlens for example, and that way, you know in the

[39:55] years.

[39:55] It's really cool.

[39:56] We don't think that like sort of a level of what it's, you know, so it's not just, you know, written

[40:01] observations like, but Hurlens so good, right, right, yeah, that's a good idea.

[40:06] things here over here, like, information that you can go back and, right, do the

[40:13] pearls and look different. Right, but also, like, whatever, like, you know, with the

[40:18] spark, if we're just like, you know, these pearls and look different than they did, like,

[40:23] we have no pearls.

[40:27] Yeah,

[40:33] I'm afraid we have a pearl.

[40:37] Yeah, no that's good, good. Okay. Well, I think that is, um, verbal thing. That's what it is that, well like five pages and four notes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All down.

[40:50] Right. The horizontal being the length of a roof resting on a main tractor and spreading the common rafters reports. Well, there you go. What? Oh, oh, good. Thank you.

[41:02] Well, I'll be back.

[41:04] I'll see your problems or at a time.

[41:07] Definitely.

[41:08] I'll be looking at another friend.

[41:10] We can tell you better than my first year your problem was long ago.

[41:13] It's something you shorten your problem.

[41:19] Okay.

[41:21] Okay.

[41:22] I do recall a few things.

[41:24] Something to do the time to help.

[41:25] If you scroll through this.

[41:26] I think.

[41:26] Oh, down?

[41:27] Yeah, there's a whole bunch of stuff in here that...

[41:30] That's it.

[41:31] go back up and that it's all like inside of stuff now oh now it's inside it wasn't

[41:40] inside before now it is right so like in the barn you can actually see the structure of

[41:45] the barn because it's it's up into house you know me so well anyway so all of these

[41:53] are good reasons to have her come to help us figure out how to go forward after this right

[41:58] And we're going to do a stuff like that.

[42:01] Yeah, it's probably both right, you know, right,

[42:03] crossover, right.

[42:04] Yeah, right, that's if we are well-informed.

[42:09] Yeah, we don't want to be, we don't want to be.

[42:12] Yes, right.

[42:12] Right, I think.

[42:13] Now, you're right, you're right.

[42:15] Well, this one, this, it's been recently renovated.

[42:18] So it's unlikely, you know, like some of these

[42:21] and naturally intentional alterations.

[42:25] Like they're going to stay fine for it.

[42:28] Yeah, I think so. I also, yeah, you're absolutely other hand, maybe a little bit more work.

[42:39] But it's a many different,

[42:43] different project. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

[42:53] So for the historic preservation of words,

[42:56] I've contacted the select board at least once, I've never backed yet.

[43:02] I was supposed to do that thing for your life, forget to do that.

[43:05] I was going to write one of them.

[43:06] That's going to write.

[43:07] All you do is then to help write one.

[43:09] I'll do that.

[43:11] But since I'll call them tomorrow, again, I'll call them tomorrow, try to get at least

[43:17] just getting guests from them.

[43:18] Yes, they want to do that.

[43:19] They'll do that.

[43:20] They're just like for a minute.

[43:20] Yeah.

[43:20] No, just these are he knows that I can do the work.

[43:24] Yeah.

[43:25] Exactly. Go absolutely. But I think, if I don't reach them, I'm going to go ahead and

[43:31] contact for the release and say, we want to do this. We'll probably do this left or

[43:36] meaning if not, we'll do it here. Whatever. So I don't just so they know. Okay.

[43:43] Just give

[43:43] me a day. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. Definitely.

[43:50] So the question is, do we want to do all

[43:57] do all forms? We want to do all forms. I want to go to Florida and fly for me. No, no, I do.

[44:03] Even too, but I kind of feel like it's okay to do all forms. I don't know. Yeah.

[44:08] Revive me again. We got John and Jonathan.

[44:11] Not, not. That's right. That's right. That's right. The preservation restriction and then we have the

[44:24] Yeah, I'll get

[44:32] there, that's the last.

[44:33] I'll get there, that's the last one.

[44:34] Can I read in directly?

[44:37] Yeah, because that means everything.

[44:42] Way easier back to the slip or anywhere.

[44:44] I'm going to go ahead and talk to you.

[44:47] Just because you do tune in too.

[44:49] I know how I hold you.

[44:51] Oh yeah.

[44:52] members versus yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah that was it

[45:01] All right. Then there's two items on here that we pretty much don't need to discuss. The mill building at 14-rate road. The representative for that does want to come before us. He was here a few months ago. He does want to come again, but he wants to come when he has more information. So he said contact us, so that's a future meeting.

[45:26] Any updates on the project now? He said it's pretty far down the road. Really. Yeah, it was I was just noticing the other day at the traffic light

[45:37] That across the street the IBM redevelopment is as like coming in early 2025 and we're now in like late 2026

[45:47] So it's right

[45:50] They did notice that but I didn't notice that yeah, I would touch the sun

[45:55] And I nearly made that some holes and stuff over there, but I haven't seen like they've turned on that whole Chinese food restaurant on the one ten side, but other than that, it's been like they're doing it in phases.

[46:11] Yeah, I think they didn't know whether infrastructure they were saying that you can't see from the road, so they did say that they are working on things, but stuff you can't go and see.

[46:27] Yeah.

[46:34] I was just wondering if the project has changed, you know, the line of like, you know,

[46:39] the point, I guess that was the TJ Maxx, but otherwise, and you know, the Donald's closing that whole plot.

[46:45] That was close.

[46:46] Yeah.

[46:46] I didn't know that.

[46:47] I told her 15.

[46:48] I don't know.

[46:50] That's soon.

[46:52] I didn't realize this official date.

[46:55] I'm not sad.

[46:56] These are October 15, or October very first.

[46:59] Very good.

[47:00] Nothing.

[47:01] I think it's going to go empty.

[47:03] I think that whole quality.

[47:04] I've heard a variety.

[47:05] Like a Ferrari version.

[47:07] It was just like the worst option.

[47:09] At the West Baying Board meeting, they said,

[47:12] because we passed a by law that known the car thing.

[47:14] So I guess we've governed back to what he heard that.

[47:16] Oh, good.

[47:17] But donans is so closing garlic,

[47:19] because that there was a rumor

[47:20] that they were going to stay up until the end of the year,

[47:22] and that's an odd rule.

[47:25] And that is stated.

[47:27] I don't want to know anything with the American beauty.

[47:31] You may have extra.

[47:33] That's going to be demolished,

[47:34] and a puddle house is going to go there.

[47:41] So that I mentioned that I did have a question

[47:43] to this Morgan, the guy who was working at for 550 and 14.

[47:50] I believe we were told that tunnel has one face to make the road King Street, but when I looked at one of their plans, it looked to me like it may be turned into their common.

[48:01] So I wanted to get an answer from him about that and he said, let me look into it and I'll get back to you on that.

[48:06] I really wanted facing the road right.

[48:09] Yep.

[48:11] That's kind of part of the point of preserving it is to have, if actually that has work right now.

[48:16] I still don't know why I asked to be moved, but anyway, yeah, I just think it's interesting

[48:23] because when I remember the project, it was so residential, but it's a whole bunch of more

[48:29] commercial, right?

[48:30] Mixed use.

[48:30] I think that's new.

[48:32] Yeah.

[48:32] Well, that whole really good IBM redevelopment.

[48:35] Or really, I think that we're going to take down the IBM building, and then more recently,

[48:38] they're staying.

[48:39] But it just seems like, in general, it sounds kind of, I think in the wrong direction,

[48:45] And so,

[48:50] it's definitely not going to open faces to rent.

[48:59] And we're going to possibly put that on this.

[49:05] Glad to some car thing.

[49:06] Yeah.

[49:08] I'm not sure if I'm going to make it.

[49:11] Five.

[49:12] I don't see many people in the toilet.

[49:14] I really don't.

[49:15] I've heard a lot of people.

[49:17] And then they, well, I can't let her make it there because it's like the classes there.

[49:22] We'll just sit and sit on that there, so I think they, I really don't have people to come with.

[49:27] I know what we're going to do.

[49:31] I'm still upset whenever the, I have sore one out of there.

[49:35] That's still, I'm still heartbroken over that.

[49:42] So, anyway, so we'll put off the Melbourne links until he can come talk to us.

[49:48] Similarly, for dirty farmhouse, I had this on the agenda because the affordable housing trust was going to come meet with us to talk about, you know, but they would like to do.

[49:59] But they can't, some of them can't make it tonight, so they'll probably come to our next meeting in October.

[50:07] Well, the prime of the hour paid together.

[50:09] Yes.

[50:09] And they said they don't know what's going to happen to the house.

[50:15] Right, well, we've got, I'm quite aware of that, but yeah, yeah, well, I mean, is there anything that we can do?

[50:23] Well, you were here last meeting, right?

[50:25] So most of the people on this committee, someone else can talk, I don't have to talk about some else we can say,

[50:31] but most of the people on this commission wanted to have to be say it, they say it.

[50:36] So,

[50:40] some of the people on affordable housing trust and playing thought might be going to be

[50:46] for the two groups to talk with us and then, and I said, yeah, I think that's good idea.

[50:51] So, they couldn't come tonight, but they'll probably come next.

[50:55] I appreciate that we're linked as the company.

[50:57] I think that was great.

[50:58] I think Donna led the search in our last meeting, and I would call it a full-out search.

[51:05] on her opinion that the house needs to be saved.

[51:11] So,

[51:14] that's that for the moment.

[51:16] My only comment was, I'm still struck and by.

[51:20] In fact,

[51:23] that it just doesn't seem to align that you would assume that, you know,

[51:37] And that's part of their issue, we said, you know, see how it could work.

[51:43] But that's not my issue.

[51:45] Because my job here is to protect historical assets.

[51:49] So, yeah.

[51:50] I mean, that's where I think we're going to be different.

[51:52] Right.

[51:53] Did they have to sell it as affordable housing?

[51:55] Because of the way it was purchased.

[51:57] They have to sell it.

[51:58] Most of the companies need to do a market.

[52:00] I think that I thought I heard them saying they could.

[52:03] The new owner could separate out the house I think.

[52:06] But this is all stuff we can talk about with them.

[52:11] But we'll only want to do that, you know.

[52:14] Right. Right.

[52:16] Is there a, um, I'm interested, uh, is there a Turkey tree farm,

[52:22] Ole Motors Association, Turkey?

[52:25] Turkey?

[52:25] That's right. That's what I mean.

[52:26] Turkey tree farm.

[52:27] I doubt it.

[52:28] Ole Motors Association.

[52:29] Thanks for having me.

[52:30] Local people that live in the development, and they've never mentioned that.

[52:34] Do they know that they're going to build a formal housing and the corner of their property?

[52:38] That's a bit of a question.

[52:42] They don't.

[52:43] I don't think there's nature.

[52:45] But I can certainly ask people of theirs.

[52:49] I recall, and our third visit of that property, we had quite a few neighbors stopping by,

[52:56] So we were there because they all had an interest in the house being rehabbed.

[53:05] So probably drive by it every day.

[53:07] Interesting.

[53:08] Yes.

[53:08] I don't remember that.

[53:09] That's interesting.

[53:10] You should mention it.

[53:13] When we needed them.

[53:14] I was just googling it because I wasn't here for this idea.

[53:18] It looks like they applied for community preservation.

[53:20] and on a very 20, 25?

[53:25] Okay, yeah.

[53:25] Oh, from order to housing truck.

[53:27] No, I was sure, I think if,

[53:28] because they purchased it,

[53:30] they would just steeply fund $50.

[53:33] They used $50 up, this is, I believe, right?

[53:35] No, this is specifically for historic preservation,

[53:38] and they requested, I don't know what they were,

[53:41] that's it.

[53:42] Six thousand four hundred and eighty-one.

[53:44] Was that, that was from our commission, I think.

[53:47] Yeah, that's that.

[53:48] That's that.

[53:49] And then that goes through.

[53:50] Yeah.

[53:51] I think that was for Shanti.

[53:54] All of that might have been to pay for Shanti to come look and act the property.

[53:59] We're going to look that up.

[54:00] No, I was just curious.

[54:01] I think that's what it was for.

[54:03] Yeah, not a press fish.

[54:04] It was for Shanti to maybe look at that.

[54:06] How does that community preservation application for one day?

[54:09] No, no.

[54:11] But it's not.

[54:11] But it says.

[54:12] I'm actually a person.

[54:13] I can't just say it.

[54:15] I can't just say it.

[54:16] Yeah.

[54:25] Yeah, yeah, that's where they had this is for us as, as far as the same.

[54:28] No, no, the source and the sulfur, that's all.

[54:30] It was just for Sean D to come and look at the house and develop a present, a draft,

[54:35] a reservation or a section, however, after that time, the portal has entrusted as pretty much

[54:41] said they don't think it worked to have to afford to do his job.

[54:45] It's very time here.

[54:46] They're concerned that they hired to them.

[54:48] They didn't think that was going to work.

[54:51] So this is why we're at work.

[54:53] Yeah, so to think at the last meeting,

[54:59] I was, of course, second to

[55:02] fairness and criminal search on this topic. But I was very behind her

[55:08] stating of that, what our commissions responsibility are, are different than what

[55:17] this other commissions responsibilities are. And therefore, I think,

[55:22] I

[55:26] was still, for example, support and historical deed restriction on this property to its new owner,

[55:34] because it is not my responsibility to turn it into a formal house.

[55:40] And it's my responsibility to protect this historic resource.

[55:45] Which was in very good condition until it was allowed to go to neglect.

[55:52] And yeah, so just you know the owner has to sign it, they have to get new financial services.

[56:03] Yep.

[56:06] But that should be written into the RFP.

[56:09] Yeah.

[56:09] The historical president should see them are.

[56:11] Well, then we should be in heads if they just send it and say you can knock this down.

[56:15] No questions asked.

[56:16] That's a very good.

[56:17] Double delay.

[56:18] We have to come through you.

[56:19] But that's what he knows.

[56:20] Yeah.

[56:21] So I think we did actually have a question that I don't remember the answer, which was

[56:26] war CPA funds used and if so, what bucket?

[56:33] It was the $15 in the portable housing, portable housing.

[56:37] So when it comes out of a portable housing, then it implies that you don't sort of get the same

[56:44] requirement to do if it actually came, because it's one fund, right, but there's like a percentage

[56:50] to airmarking, right? So we can verify that in no way that historical fund that does

[56:59] mean it was never going on. Yeah, the only time we used the C.B.C. was to hire Shardee to go

[57:05] look at the house and write a draft preservation mistake. Yeah, yeah. And she did an assessment

[57:11] too, didn't she? Yeah, we have a report from her. Yeah, which I thought was, we should

[57:16] that off because I thought her report was that it was an excellent

[57:19] fascist event. Yeah, she recommended saving it, I believe.

[57:28] Yeah. So I will

[57:29] ask them for the RFP. I feel like I saw it a long time ago, but they have

[57:34] developed a new one. Yeah, it sounds like it was getting close. Okay, I didn't

[57:38] talk to them tomorrow.

[57:45] Okay.

[57:55] And I'll send it to you guys when I get it. Yeah,

[57:58] because you show a look at it and comment on it. Because it sounds like they're

[58:01] send that a new one soon. Is that what's happening as far as, you know? Yeah, kind of something like that.

[58:10] Okay, so look for that. It'll be coming in a problem. Need a quick turn around if they're going to send that out soon.

[58:16] Yeah. Thank you.

[58:19] We'll jump on. Okay.

[58:27] So, any other member updates,

[58:32] you know, when I have is I'm going to, oh yeah. So,

[58:35] You know, as we have discussed that sign, the women's sign at the Nagada Hill Orchard and Bell Trail,

[58:43] we discuss new language, I saw your edits.

[58:47] But if we wanted to ask the conservation commissioner, if they wanted you a key ask,

[58:51] then we might do something a little different, and you might design something like you did for the others.

[59:00] I think before I work on that more of a call in consideration, Christian and see if they're interested in the Kia schedule,

[59:09] right?

[59:09] Any other member updates?

[59:11] The new one, I guess.

[59:13] You wanted to, you know.

[59:14] Yes, Paul Grabies.

[59:16] Both have three of me as a commission, and you do about this.

[59:20] I mean, this is immediate.

[59:22] This has to be taken care of right away.

[59:24] They have heavy equipment out on the front line of the house.

[59:28] It's one of the oldest houses in Rilton.

[59:31] Certainly we can do something.

[59:34] I mean they have a portable idea.

[59:36] I don't think so.

[59:37] The owner is allowing it and there's nothing we can do about it.

[59:43] But what's the only infected row of cows these house?

[59:49] When?

[59:51] When?

[59:52] We type a children.

[59:53] Yeah.

[59:53] You need it's effective rock or in Christ's use hose?

[59:56] Right.

[59:57] I get hogar, so you need to hit hogar hose, a hogar hose, a hogar hose, a hogar hose, a grud.

[1:00:00] Is this the only deal we need? What? We need to challenge each, but there is nothing as a commission that we can do to protect that house.

[1:00:15] Oh my God. Right, we cannot. That's our thought. That's our thought.

[1:00:20] That's our thought. Well, the only thing we could do, if it's a demolition, if there's someone fires a demolition, for a demolition,

[1:00:28] or maybe we could do a demolition in the last week.

[1:00:30] We voted on it.

[1:00:31] We want to go on that because one of those

[1:00:33] can't be a quick thing.

[1:00:34] He's going to knock that house right over.

[1:00:37] I got several questions for him.

[1:00:39] The first is, so all gravy, soul, the land,

[1:00:44] because they're building all these houses over there.

[1:00:46] That's the right stone.

[1:00:48] We're part of it.

[1:00:49] He's over this old, like, one of their fields.

[1:00:52] But he still owns the house on the 40 odd acres of that.

[1:00:55] Oh, OK.

[1:00:56] So, that's important to know. So, it is not currently owned by a developer.

[1:01:03] This is the house on to how...

[1:01:05] Yeah, it's like the intersection of the house.

[1:01:08] No, not his house on New York.

[1:01:09] No, no, no.

[1:01:12] Yeah, I don't think anything's supposed to be happening to the house.

[1:01:15] It's just like a construction of new houses in Iraq.

[1:01:19] Well, the replacing gas line, so they didn't park in there, the equipment, that's so

[1:01:24] sees them in front of one.

[1:01:26] By the way, I think the heritage street came down.

[1:01:28] And the heritage street come down.

[1:01:30] Yeah.

[1:01:30] It came down in the storm.

[1:01:33] It was laying in like across the road for what?

[1:01:35] I wanted to take it on.

[1:01:37] It was laying in like across the road for what?

[1:01:40] I wanted to take it on.

[1:01:40] Yeah.

[1:01:43] I didn't have there in the game.

[1:01:45] So do you have contact with all,

[1:01:48] Now, do you know what we need to do about this?

[1:01:55] Wait until I'm sorry that that's just, well, I said by law, the only thing we can do is put a demolition to lay on it if someone files for demolition for them.

[1:02:07] If anyone has other ideas, well, no, but that's by law, that's what we can do.

[1:02:11] So, this absolutely no protection for an 18th century house.

[1:02:16] Well, we could ask Paul, if he wants to put a preservation restriction on it, we could do that.

[1:02:24] We could do that. Again, we have to have contact with them.

[1:02:28] Right. We have to say, hey, we got a concern community member.

[1:02:33] Those concern that the house is upkeep needs to be gained and interested in doing that or

[1:02:41] If someone wants to talk to him, you can think that I'm not going to take that on, but if someone else wants to talk to him, ask for that.

[1:02:50] Can you work your channel, also got a contact information?

[1:02:53] Well, you can call them on the phone, this number is in the phone book.

[1:02:57] Are you so late for them?

[1:02:58] In the one?

[1:03:00] Look at that.

[1:03:01] I don't know.

[1:03:03] I don't know.

[1:03:03] What's in that park?

[1:03:04] I'm sorry.

[1:03:05] I just wanted to tell you.

[1:03:08] So, you can call that'll be great because if you want to him, there is nothing from a legal jurisdiction we can do except offer a historical

[1:03:23] the rest of the racial restriction, or he could pursue one on his own through one of these

[1:03:33] you know, private organizations, right, before and with through us, either, he can do his

[1:03:38] unless or through historic New England, they do it, if they accept the property structure and

[1:03:45] the property, but as a private owner, private property, so.

[1:03:50] And when for us, my cookies, this is the fact that what that door is open, it has been opened for days.

[1:03:58] And the house is full of entities in

[1:04:05] the way to say.

[1:04:09] Well, that's where we're at, it's a disaster.

[1:04:11] So we want to contact them, you can contact them and let them know that you or whoever would like to consider putting a preservation,

[1:04:23] the historic preservation tradition on that and you and he could research what that it is.

[1:04:30] I'm not going to get involved at this point.

[1:04:33] The last time I spoke to him, I got the impression he just wanted out of the public.

[1:04:42] I was going to say the only other option would actually be,

[1:04:47] The original.

[1:04:48] They have what you would call it zone.

[1:04:51] This is the order to start into shore.

[1:04:53] It's just straight.

[1:04:53] That would be your only other thing.

[1:04:56] Again, you'd have to have two thirds vote of the town.

[1:04:59] The town.

[1:04:59] Yes, that's right.

[1:05:01] So, you can put that as small as one building.

[1:05:04] Yes, you can.

[1:05:05] So, you could also propose that at town meeting.

[1:05:08] But you'd have to get two thirds of the town of O4.

[1:05:13] And I'm not sparing that if someone else wants to take that on.

[1:05:16] If they don't, you know, so do you have a client? Where do you see? As far as I know,

[1:05:25] he's still around. I mean, I don't, I haven't seen him on one time.

[1:05:31] All right, so, or we could pass new legislation in the state of Massachusetts that we give us more authority.

[1:05:39] I don't have time to look at everything. I don't have time to look at everything.

[1:05:46] I know. All right. I'm afraid of it, but I feel frustrated too. I buy my every day. I take my

[1:05:53] follow up for a walk and always phone past the air. I see it, but stop in the time.

[1:06:03] All right. We're going to, last thing we're going to do is look at the read review the minutes

[1:06:09] maybe improve them from August. Do you have them? It's not. I have one extra copy or two

[1:06:18] X copies. And I'll put it up here.

[1:06:37] And Chris, you had one question. Do we need or maybe AI

[1:06:41] had the question? I don't know, I don't know whether we need to do that.

[1:06:50] I don't think so. I'll

[1:06:53] For

[1:07:21] more edits on the needy minutes, for August 4th.

[1:07:38] I should nishola, for no trouble for nishola.

[1:07:43] Are you shan at each of him? You felt here?

[1:07:49] I know nishola, but I will.

[1:07:51] May god kill Rose, conservation, grant work, root, brief, and show of nishola,

[1:07:56] hansation wording.

[1:07:58] Yes. Yes.

[1:07:59] Does that mean that nishola is a good excuse?

[1:08:01] Where are you?

[1:08:03] Um...

[1:08:03] When number?

[1:08:04] Jane and Jane, you should have done nishola for nishola.

[1:08:06] All right, that should have an eight rule, that would be the rest, and that's my mind.

[1:08:10] Yes, it should have an eight.

[1:08:11] Can you see where we are, Chris?

[1:08:15] I should have an eight.

[1:08:16] Yeah.

[1:08:17] Whenever you refer to the Indians, it has an eight.

[1:08:21] Got it.

[1:08:26] What do you think are rowing off each key?

[1:08:28] Okay, that's all right.

[1:08:30] Just to make a comment.

[1:08:31] Yeah.

[1:08:32] I just left the eight.

[1:08:34] Right.

[1:08:36] Anything else?

[1:08:41] I'm not sure you can.

[1:08:46] I make a motion that we have proves the minutes as amended for August 4th or August 4th.

[1:08:55] Any second?

[1:08:56] I'm sorry.

[1:08:58] What?

[1:08:59] We got a second.

[1:09:00] All in favor?

[1:09:02] Bye.

[1:09:03] Okay.

[1:09:04] And then it's approved.

[1:09:05] Any updates on the house signs for the service?

[1:09:07] Not really.

[1:09:09] I tested out the four-month line.

[1:09:12] I got to change my email address.

[1:09:14] So it comes to the test run and work and on one side right now for the one across the street from this one side, and I haven't got any other requests.

[1:09:27] We're off and running.

[1:09:29] Nice.

[1:09:31] Okay, anything else?

[1:09:33] Oh, wait.

[1:09:33] I don't, yeah, I think get the mail.

[1:09:35] No, it's an everything of note.

[1:09:37] Oh, mail.

[1:09:39] They don't get too much.

[1:09:39] Yes, right.

[1:09:42] Yes.

[1:09:42] Yeah, we need to go look at the trailer.

[1:09:48] Right.

[1:09:50] Because we have a colony of food.

[1:09:53] We have food.

[1:09:57] Does anyone want to go look at the long story?

[1:10:00] In the trailer?

[1:10:01] You have the keys.

[1:10:03] I may have keys.

[1:10:05] I think what we need is we need permission from the private sector.

[1:10:13] property on our pool is, it's sales and it sells.

[1:10:17] We'd serve something for some time.

[1:10:18] I forget what it is.

[1:10:19] Isn't that Jenny McNiff the, oh, how about our clients?

[1:10:24] What's it's first name? Jim.

[1:10:26] He's with a hundred clients, right?

[1:10:28] Yeah, it's true.

[1:10:31] Yes, I think you're right.

[1:10:32] Get permission and then find the key.

[1:10:36] Well, yeah.

[1:10:37] So my experience with padlocks that have been

[1:10:39] outside for more than one year usually the key is actually

[1:10:43] angle grinder. It's a saw off the padlock. Usually, I'm talking about a key in it, but usually

[1:10:51] the rust is just too bad. Well, to echo I concern, every now and then they move stuff around

[1:11:00] and I've seen it, but I haven't seen it recently. And they put up like a metal gate. They have

[1:11:07] the trailer is going to nearby and then there's like a metal gate. You can easily walk by,

[1:11:13] but it's not sitting in an inviting place to drive in. It's a busy road, so I don't think you can easily

[1:11:23] well, anyway, I don't think you can come unannounced to visit. And again, I haven't seen it,

[1:11:30] I don't know where it is, so.

[1:11:33] So does anyone want to pursue this?

[1:11:37] Looking at what's inside.

[1:11:39] Right now, as well as I do have to do these steps.

[1:11:43] The contact in McNiff and Hunter clients,

[1:11:46] ask them if we can get permission to go in,

[1:11:48] ask them how we get in.

[1:11:51] Then I'll go with her if you can get approval from McNiff.

[1:11:55] I'll go with that.

[1:11:56] Great, Jim McNiff.

[1:11:58] If you get Hunter clients,

[1:11:59] I can tell you, I can't touch my head.

[1:12:01] I don't think.

[1:12:02] All right?

[1:12:03] Yeah, if you arrange it, so we don't get shot.

[1:12:07] I don't think we can go with that.

[1:12:10] I'll either bring my angle grinder work.

[1:12:14] I think I need to bring that kind of work.

[1:12:16] That's what I would do.

[1:12:18] No, I'm sorry, I didn't do that.

[1:12:19] Yeah, 100%.

[1:12:20] I know where the key is, though.

[1:12:21] It's in my car.

[1:12:24] The president, I know exactly where this is.

[1:12:27] So maybe it will work going to be complicated. Yeah, I'm pretty sure we're going to talk a lot about this. Okay, anything else. Well, so I guess my question would mean so let's a hypothetically say

[1:12:38] Jim Mcnath's like thanks for reaching out. We've been meaning to get this thing somewhere else, right?

[1:12:45] So we do that and we trigger that we don't really have a plan.

[1:12:51] Yeah, the first one is to make sure that nobody is making it

[1:12:55] You know, can make sure of that.

[1:12:57] You mean creatures, a lot of people, you mean creatures.

[1:13:01] So, but again, what I think what I'm saying is,

[1:13:04] if you contact Jim and he says we want to get it out of here,

[1:13:07] then that's a whole lot of problem.

[1:13:09] That's right.

[1:13:09] I have it at the moment.

[1:13:11] That's right.

[1:13:13] All right, God.

[1:13:15] You two talk about it, okay?

[1:13:18] Well, I'm...

[1:13:19] Give us that train.

[1:13:20] I will read you something.

[1:13:22] Yeah, I think we paid $1,000 for it.

[1:13:25] Did we pay for it there?

[1:13:26] Yeah, I think it was way below what I think you'd pay for it.

[1:13:31] I think the larger question is that we do have this wood, and the question is simply what do we do with this wood?

[1:13:47] And I've done the commission now for 300 years.

[1:13:50] And we've had this word for at least two hundred of those three hundred right here.

[1:13:56] And I don't imagine that there's a scenario that I see where we rebuild the law.

[1:14:03] So I think we need a plan B, whether that be to, you know, it's old growth, what do you sell it?

[1:14:12] You donate to a museum.

[1:14:13] You give pieces of it to the society that wants pieces of it, not all of it, but a piece of it.

[1:14:25] What do you see?

[1:14:28] I think you're right.

[1:14:30] I mean, again, if we have a historical preservationist in town that's doing historical preservation work

[1:14:37] And they want to use this in a way that it adds a material value inside of a building.

[1:14:46] I'd probably approve that.

[1:14:48] And there are a couple of people that come to mind.

[1:14:52] My computer didn't suddenly live.

[1:15:00] Okay. Anything else? Okay. Do I have a motion to adjourn? Oh, we once are next meeting.

[1:15:07] Uh, the 14 October 14th, I'll invite a member of the 11th.

[1:15:13] It's an hand-to-hand available business day, right?

[1:15:17] Oh, November 11th is better and say it's the title of the open.

[1:15:20] What do you mean the open, right?

[1:15:21] Okay, let's find some.

[1:15:23] One better online editing.

[1:15:25] Oh, really?

[1:15:26] Movies for you, though.

[1:15:27] But is there no one available at summer 14th?

[1:15:29] Yeah.

[1:15:30] Yes.

[1:15:30] Because we actually said that meeting and our previous meeting.

[1:15:34] So let's look at 18.

[1:15:36] What's the volume?

[1:15:37] One second, 18.

[1:15:38] The average.

[1:15:40] Where's your main?

[1:15:42] Is that great?

[1:15:43] Hello, what are you doing?

[1:15:45] Is that what you see?

[1:15:46] What is that?

[1:15:47] You see me eating a few people, you see me eating a few people?

[1:15:48] Yeah, you see me eating a few people, right?

[1:15:50] Yeah, if you want to, I don't know.

[1:15:52] I don't know if you have lunch.

[1:15:53] Yeah, if you can.

[1:15:53] We probably don't have lunch and think.

[1:15:56] This will be after Tom reading.

[1:16:02] And we're just going to find that before.

[1:16:05] That's right.

[1:16:06] Yeah, that's the best way to do it.

[1:16:07] I know, you're just going to go.

[1:16:08] Can you tell me what's going on?

[1:16:10] Oh, no, I'm sorry.

[1:16:11] to four, no, four if I am at a conference.

[1:16:14] All right, maybe let's do VAT and yeah, okay with everyone.

[1:16:19] Or we could do a weird case.

[1:16:21] Yeah.

[1:16:21] That's tell we reset till before we can't do that.

[1:16:24] Two days aren't as great, but who did that great for me?

[1:16:27] All right, let's do the Wednesday November 18th, right?

[1:16:32] Yeah.

[1:16:32] That'll still be in this room.

[1:16:34] Well, the sense of, who gets it to the end of the room first?

[1:16:38] in this building we've reached gross likely, but probably it's just posing December 9,

[1:16:49] then September is coming. Oh yes, I think we should just grab it while we're here.

[1:17:00] I work for everyone else, leaving on a regular for you and not on that.

[1:17:05] I'm in December, 9th. Okay, good.

[1:17:09] And then we actually, we just said the mean tool tearing here.

[1:17:12] What about that?

[1:17:13] I didn't.

[1:17:14] You shouldn't.

[1:17:14] The second.

[1:17:15] I just have it.

[1:17:17] I just have a record rig.

[1:17:18] I have a record rig.

[1:17:19] I have a record rig.

[1:17:20] I like it.

[1:17:21] As we say, takes a win.

[1:17:23] Do I have a local to a jar?

[1:17:25] That looks.

[1:17:27] I second that option.

[1:17:28] All in favor?

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