[0:13] Okay, we have something to point to speak before we get going here. First off, we're so

[0:27] Okay,

[0:31] yes, I'm going to leave you to a letter that I sent out to everybody in our development.

[0:40] It's a down five with committee, I'm writing it to you today because we are in this room

[0:54] They have that emergency burst of health, any type of emergency.

[0:59] Most of our friends and family only have cell phone,

[1:02] which makes it very hard to contact them with that.

[1:06] Most of the times we are unable to manage

[1:08] for the same phone, phone, phone, phone, phone, phone, phone.

[1:13] I would appreciate having here in this matter.

[1:16] This is very important problem that needs to be resolved

[1:23] I have a petition of 29 people that lived in the Orchard's Bill's development, which

[1:32] is right off the point of the green.

[1:37] I think it's very important that we do have a cell power because Dr. Bills, if we ever need

[1:48] and that's very important. You know, there's a lot of older people in the park and I feel that it's such a city to have it.

[2:09] I think we have to forward this before we're going to do the final board.

[2:13] Well, the planning board would not solicit a cell tower, they would review anybody who wants to live in a cell tower.

[2:20] Okay.

[2:20] So the best thing you do is the contacts the local cell provider, not to see if they have an interest in the tower and they want to rise.

[2:27] As recently as that patient's time to care about, time to get, and it's time to work, try

[2:35] to do services on the accountings, but it's really up to them to go to self-hour or

[2:39] to co-locate on something in this thing.

[2:43] What's your other comprehensive plan, within your environment, what do you feel about that?

[2:49] The current zoning regulations, this crop set, I have a very detailed list of things

[2:56] that have to be done, and usually it isn't a cell company that is coming to the board

[3:01] to ask, because they decide where it makes basically sense for them, and they need to.

[3:09] And if they have a place for they could put it, but you need to land it in order to put

[3:13] it in place.

[3:16] Right.

[3:16] And you have to have, I think, ask Mr. McKite, but that being said, there could be enhancements

[3:22] maybe made to a current cell tower and I think the cornering, you know,

[3:28] the cornering with them, I think it would be Verizon, I think, to see if they

[3:32] can think this. The last time we added them was on the border tower. But that's not

[3:38] that far away, but whether or not it's not that far away. Well, it's not far enough.

[3:45] I live on set seven or three miles road and when I call Verizon because I was

[3:49] having trouble, my name is Lisa Nierro. When I was having trouble, we had just got our

[3:55] home phone and that's when they transferred the landline to using, you know, internet

[4:02] or cell or whatever. Every time we get on the phone, it would like literally disconnect

[4:07] in the middle of a conversation. I contacted Verizon after several months, going further and

[4:13] further up the line. They told me that I was literally in a dead zone. And that, they're

[4:22] like, yeah, you know, they feel splice, they have music. So if we know we're in that,

[4:27] we don't know what to do. Right, right. So I think I had to get rid of my home phone and

[4:31] rely on my cell phone, which, you know, it just depends on, you know, the services.

[4:38] So we'll take this and move forward.

[4:40] I'll get a letter after that.

[4:41] No, no, I'll get them to come down.

[4:43] Well, I'll be asking you either on the hill

[4:45] over the lowly's valley.

[4:46] I have that in a big cell server cell.

[4:48] She has that over a dozen.

[4:50] So we did it through the air.

[4:51] That's all over the area.

[4:52] And it's not, you know, we want towered all over the place.

[4:55] Yeah.

[4:55] That's why I think that's the only thing.

[4:57] It's very important, you know, for health reasons.

[5:02] We want peace of mind that knows that you know that,

[5:07] somebody, you know, hasn't had a full emergency, so it will be on the pickup.

[5:15] So I have a rise, and I have friends who come over to my house that have AT&T and T-Mobile.

[5:21] They don't work at all.

[5:23] In my house, and I live right next door to me, please.

[5:26] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[5:28] We at least the unit you know where I look and I ended up sticking not so near the switch

[5:35] to more normal streamtruck.

[5:38] Right. Well, yeah.

[5:39] I don't have service in my basement.

[5:42] Right.

[5:43] Okay.

[5:44] It was a little more awesome.

[5:45] And then you build contact with him.

[5:47] Absolutely.

[5:48] Okay. Thank you very much.

[5:49] Thank you so much.

[5:51] Thank you.

[5:56] Okay, so we are in the very end of our process.

[6:02] We have a draft plan that is ready for public comment.

[6:07] And we will be organizing a or scheduling a public hearing in the coming weeks on the draft plan.

[6:16] And then once we have that public hearing, we pick any info we get, and then make any changes if necessary, and then the town board has a chance of needing to have a public hearing.

[6:30] And that can happen, you know, as quickly as you guys can do it.

[6:34] And so we're hoping that.

[6:36] It will be sent to Thursday.

[6:38] Yes.

[6:39] So it will be posted.

[6:41] I know.

[6:41] Our coffee will be placed in the live ground.

[6:45] So people would want to make a point.

[6:47] Oh, absolutely.

[6:48] Yes.

[6:49] We have that.

[6:50] We want to have it in the live ground.

[6:53] Oh, the other.

[6:54] Next week.

[6:55] Whenever we're going to have it.

[6:56] Oh.

[6:56] So you're going to have it through the day?

[6:58] Yes.

[6:59] Yes.

[6:59] Oh.

[7:00] Yeah.

[7:01] Yeah.

[7:02] Okay.

[7:03] Yeah.

[7:04] I've already spoken to the about it will probably be in the first or second week of August because there has to be an in-day period that the public notice goes out.

[7:15] So, you know, we ran five of the notice before today, so it's all ready to go.

[7:18] We just need to find a date or made it with the library.

[7:23] And we also have our consultant did our two-pager, which kind of kept in capsule like the whole thing.

[7:30] so that I think will be very helpful for all of us to have something to do there and could we look at?

[7:35] So we're going to do the meet first or fourth of the line, are you?

[7:37] No, we'll put it online. People will read it and come.

[7:42] This is a public comment area for the committee.

[7:46] We will then make any changes. We then will present it to you.

[7:49] You don't go back up online and there will be another opportunity.

[7:52] I think you'll be happy with some of the recommendations.

[8:08] Yeah, no, we really took the input and everything you see from the open house or whatnot.

[8:14] So hopefully we'll be addressing some of the issues.

[8:17] Yes.

[8:18] Thank you.

[8:19] Again, thank you.

[8:20] Thank you.

[8:21] Thank you.

[8:23] And now the building is updated.

[8:26] The government.

[8:27] Yeah.

[8:28] Yeah.

[8:29] Sorry.

[8:30] So I guess you and I asked John to put together a team on the climate smart committee to take

[8:36] a look at what to continue the students and provide some sort of input on that.

[8:41] So we had myself, John Robert Heidel, Tom Hano, who's an architect from the Commodt

[8:48] Temple, and Wendy Whistler, who was an architect here at Hudson's.

[8:53] And we met with Chicano Engineering for about an hour and a half, and there's a week

[8:59] of rollable free development documentation.

[9:02] Basically, we have feedback that falls into three broad categories.

[9:06] one is that the kind of engineering are not a design firm and no architecture staff, so they basically designed your box, even in the space small windows.

[9:18] And it's done to minimum required standards, like little encodes, a more normal procedure for engaging engineering for a project like this would be to get input from various stakeholders,

[9:45] to use that to develop some sort of space programming that could be fed over the engineering team.

[9:52] So you can do that without having to architect or with having an architect.

[9:57] But, you know, it would provide you with better, with a better future for the building based on what people actually do.

[10:04] one. Second point that we wanted to make was this minimum co-standers kind of

[10:12] big wars are in a tent to generate our own energy here in the town. So even though

[10:18] that building is on NYSEG rather than National Grid, the solar rate that's being

[10:23] talked about that, the high vibration, so what would tighten the national grid network would reduce the

[10:30] down energy expenditure, but by making our own energies kind of on us to be a

[10:35] certain. So at all, it's together in terms of the towns overall, the energy

[10:40] expense. So building to the absolute minimum standard, which includes like two by

[10:45] four framing trip, two by six, includes with us the only double ways of triple

[10:50] coins, have pretty much the standard energy efficient building now.

[10:57] Those are

[10:58] Third point, I guess, is that we have a lot of minor things that are all kind of lumped together that could be looked at, low expenditure and high return kind of thing.

[11:10] And I have a list of those here.

[11:12] Those were prepared partly by Tom Payne on from Thoma, who is like I said, he's an architect specializing in the energy efficient building.

[11:20] And then some of this is input from the rest of them.

[11:25] We're back with them.

[11:26] So I have half a dozen copies of this that you guys can take a look at.

[11:32] Sorry.

[11:33] I was in.

[11:34] It's coming along.

[11:36] It's coming.

[11:36] It's been four weeks.

[11:38] At least I'm walking.

[11:40] That might be just ahead.

[11:42] We found a lot of time last year talking about the building standards.

[11:46] and where our future energy costs would be.

[11:52] And you guys have taken some strong steps with the time

[11:56] arise to try to decarbonize it and lower the energy costs.

[12:01] Because I don't think many of us at this point

[12:03] in the world history would think that energy costs

[12:07] are going down over the coming decades.

[12:10] And so it really abulls us to look at the ways

[12:15] we can use at least a lot of energy, especially with buildings, and by short-changing,

[12:24] you know, kind of short-term planning process of not looking at, so water things, it's

[12:31] hard to say, I've seen so many of you say, well, what's the trade-out, and I've realized

[12:35] that what you're dealing with, a very complicated trade-out, we're not saying this is simple, but

[12:41] But there are trade-offs, and so the ones that are resorts changing the future were forcing

[12:48] higher energy dose, because when you get into, let's say, 20 years down the road, if

[12:53] you have to upgrade in some way, or whatever you have to do in terms of building, it's going

[13:04] to call it a lot more so a lot of people with experience believe that it makes sense to

[13:13] spend a little bit more now to do it right and then you have less cost.

[13:18] We're talking about the tax burden.

[13:22] And the idea of a mortgage or a bond is that you can plan for the future and spread that out.

[13:32] But if you don't plan it and look at things, then it's hard to make that determination

[13:39] goal in what way are we short-changing our future?

[13:44] Or is this really the economical way a little bit forward?

[13:49] And that's why we're trying to get to seeing you, and we're trying to know what we're saying.

[13:54] And it's really important on the early stage of your climate process.

[13:59] And I was saying, when we talked to kind of engineers, their point was they had been asked to build a minimum code standard.

[14:07] And I don't know, Dr. communications with maybe it is a little bit more subtle about maybe we're looking for a little bit more input from that.

[14:14] But they're not going to get it because they're not designed like for.

[14:18] I don't know if they're still in the process, but basically I'm glad you got this report. I'm going back to the, you said they were going to set it up as well.

[14:24] And I grow out, I don't know the income.

[14:27] They were, some James had dropped it and said it out for toll.

[14:30] They were essentially in the park.

[14:32] Wait a second.

[14:33] Their assumption was that you want the minimum building,

[14:36] and you're going to make up the energy deficit and so on.

[14:39] Right, man.

[14:40] Yeah.

[14:41] And really, a much more efficient and cost-effective and long-round way

[14:45] to be able to look at what can we do to the building?

[14:48] Yeah, we're not talking about high-end.

[14:50] And, you know, we're not going to see anybody who did better

[14:53] than Sputger.

[14:54] Like, better than, you know, the core minimum

[14:57] of power power – we're not there.

[14:58] We haven't aimed at anything.

[15:09] I'm just telling you what they told us was that they were only asked to make them stay just so that's how they balloon. Okay, and if you're like, we can give you Tom, you know, it's cool to hear where us.

[15:19] So, let's start with the.

[15:23] Okay.

[15:25] Yeah.

[15:26] Okay.

[15:26] Yeah.

[15:26] I mean, if I got a statement,

[15:28] it's good to sell.

[15:28] Yeah.

[15:29] Yeah.

[15:29] I mean, we're trying to get you out of

[15:31] a quick three over.

[15:32] We can do any version one.

[15:34] Right.

[15:35] Okay.

[15:36] Thank you.

[15:37] Thank you.

[15:38] Anything else?

[15:38] Talk about.

[15:39] Thanks for asking.

[15:40] Thanks for asking.

[15:41] No, no, that's all for now.

[15:43] We are working.

[15:44] So we've been building great.

[15:45] We're on a process.

[15:47] We're just going to be working with the engineering firm

[15:49] balance that's been for grants.

[15:51] We'd like to talk about that a few more.

[15:52] I mean, we're just working on a grant process.

[15:54] Hopefully we can get a book grant.

[15:56] I'll send some to cost down the pipe if you're on it.

[15:58] Yeah.

[15:59] So I'm moving at a grant from NYSERDA for the Building

[16:03] Cleaner Communities Competition to do

[16:07] build enough grades to seal the building, which is very

[16:10] rigorous and leaking electricity, hip gas, and everything

[16:14] else now, and it would become all electric and have both geothermal and so look, are you

[16:19] going to have centrifuge which is the engineering firm that's working on that on my way on

[16:26] a garage look at this building? No, no, no, this is a totally separate offer. But they couldn't

[16:35] because the conic engineering doesn't have that kind of expertise.

[16:43] The new old time we've

[16:44] I think we're going to do the proposal that they needed to get funding to produce that investment-grade analysis,

[16:51] because that was supposed to be the final estimate that to be in order to look at grants.

[17:01] They've been updated for that, like I said, they're dealing with the rate of products.

[17:05] There's a lot of movie parts and all the trying to get everything all together and it's sad,

[17:08] but just so we can try to maybe do something before winter,

[17:11] when we break ground with some of these things,

[17:13] definitely the biggest problem, I don't know.

[17:15] Get the concrete ground and continue working

[17:17] on a set of weed in over the year,

[17:19] like you saw we had in the summer or the court.

[17:22] And that was an engineering firm we had that just

[17:24] told that right up close.

[17:26] There was almost six months they had them,

[17:27] everything in there never got back to the kid.

[17:30] Hopefully we lost some of them.

[17:31] We can't work out, we can't keep dudes.

[17:33] You won't be able to break ground until early next year.

[17:37] I hope so.

[17:37] We're for a nice sort of thing.

[17:38] Right, I know that.

[17:39] So we'll do that when we're already allocated for, I think it's an issue in real life.

[17:43] Yeah.

[17:44] Yeah.

[17:45] And we'll be there.

[17:46] That's it.

[17:49] Okay, Nate.

[17:50] Yeah.

[17:51] Whatever.

[17:51] I don't know if it's American.

[17:53] But it turns out the town of the school, my understanding about a lot of the grants that

[17:59] seem to come available for upgrades is if you're not building to a considerably higher energy

[18:04] efficiency standard, you're not going to get any grant.

[18:07] And so just making code, you have to do that no matter what.

[18:11] So that's not going to help you with a grant.

[18:14] So I'm just going to say the first step is, we've got to do that.

[18:17] Second, that busy, we've got to first step is now we go analyze and say, okay, this is

[18:21] the work we want to be.

[18:22] We want to do this, trying to do the number to see what's going to go on.

[18:25] That's fair to do all this and see if we can get all the more important.

[18:29] We think we can get it all back.

[18:30] I think it'll work.

[18:31] I think I'm planning this for a year to try to keep this film itself and then just see

[18:35] the best way to do it.

[18:37] Thank you very much for that, Dave.

[18:40] Minor, especially me in California, July 16th, at 2.26, at 6 p.m. at the Toronto

[18:45] Library, excuse me.

[18:48] Who's the mayor?

[18:50] That's for the, that's for the, the, that's for the court, right?

[18:58] No, no.

[18:59] What are you doing?

[19:00] For the elections.

[19:01] Oh, so it's what they just come.

[19:03] Yeah, yeah.

[19:03] Yeah.

[19:08] I did what can probably a paper this last year, but I would see it in the United States.

[19:13] I just started.

[19:15] I mean, they were just a start.

[19:16] I thought we had talked about February putting things out to the point of paper as well.

[19:21] I did the register or some of the papers that you do with that in the fashion.

[19:27] Okay.

[19:28] Okay, through the next government meeting, please.

[19:32] And they've got motion.

[19:33] So, we'll favor that.

[19:35] We're talking about five of them off the bill.

[19:37] We have reports for half of the time board.

[19:39] We assume that we're in court.

[19:43] We're in the process that I was talking to someone

[19:46] that's down supervigators, and they have this person

[19:50] of bodyguards that was specialized

[19:51] in the European state retirement.

[19:53] So, that's the issues in our town

[19:55] that we're getting a lot of people up in the age

[19:57] to not work to the town that are making it higher.

[20:01] In this gentleman, all he does is look at all the retirement

[20:04] setup that we have for our employees to make sure

[20:06] every all the dots are dotted, all the keys are crossed

[20:09] to make sure we don't have the issue of stuff like that.

[20:12] So just let the board know who will have the problem

[20:14] with the system, and if they get a point called,

[20:16] it's easy to make it difficult.

[20:18] So we've had a lot of problems, so this really

[20:20] has to be amazing enough.

[20:21] And except two, we are going to have to know

[20:23] why we're having this problem or just seem to have.

[20:25] So this guy, especially in the United States,

[20:27] is a lot of time against God and hope based God.

[20:30] They all hire these hands at everything about the law.

[20:33] So we don't miss anything, especially for the people.

[20:36] I can give you a brief.

[20:38] We did have, I think, I told you about probably

[20:40] the national grid where we have nobody.

[20:43] Absolutely, you don't need so much field to drive

[20:45] because we have got a bill for a year for electricity.

[20:49] And so when we went through the whole discussion finally,

[20:54] They got the touch with the right person.

[20:56] For any day, if you get the right somebody

[20:58] that something's wrong, she looked into it.

[21:01] She gave us back.

[21:02] We got the charge for six months with power

[21:04] the rest of the day to away because they said

[21:06] we're unfair.

[21:07] And I said, perfect.

[21:09] So again, the next bill we got,

[21:10] which is not going to come in.

[21:12] We now have a credit for $2,500.

[21:15] If they go, I call it again.

[21:17] I said, this can't be possible.

[21:18] We'll just scrape this out.

[21:20] Now you're going to get a credit.

[21:21] I'm not wrong with a credit.

[21:22] I'll take it if that's what you want to do.

[21:23] She said to look into it. She got back and said, I'm sorry, there wasn't a state. We still have a credit for 15. I said, sounds good to me.

[21:31] Let's just play that way. I want to hire you in a good state with an hashtag right on my behalf.

[21:38] And yet we still got a good credit. That's a good way to get down.

[21:43] Again, that was the library board, the clock's on the library, the town working together. I have two board members and I'm going to appoint tonight George and Jean.

[21:52] They're going to be the lead dot the board if that works out right, okay, now we're talking

[21:58] to begin.

[21:59] And it's like, you know, we have a little report counting at the day that when we agreed

[22:03] to use the college, they had over 300 students that had completed their degree by the end of

[22:08] the summer.

[22:09] So they are getting back on track and they're slowly but surely getting more students.

[22:13] So a lot of thought of the line now, but that's what they've been changing over to do stuff like that.

[22:18] So, please, again, there's a reduction show.

[22:20] Got all I have.

[22:21] Do you have anything to do?

[22:23] I have the Columbia County County Safety Board meeting.

[22:27] I would say we're going to find a letter in support

[22:30] of us who need a session of NIH and we're over here

[22:35] going to stay relaxed and talk to people who are in agreement

[22:38] as some of these who need some of them.

[22:40] Maybe we're saying to the city health officer

[22:50] You program discovered in this past week, obviously, one of your two days was canceled because

[22:57] they're raining and the, if there's thunder or lightning, gas, all of the high-grainer

[23:01] so that's the evacuation program back, which is easier to cancel.

[23:05] I started on Wednesday, I spoke to a director at Cape Armada, and I said about 60 kids there.

[23:14] That is really, well, the Toronto baseball program is up and running today.

[23:19] You can set a little fire department to set the stand on the open.

[23:22] The little fire department is running the discussion for them.

[23:26] I'll travel probably about a program also reached out to me in regards to

[23:29] running a baseball client for one week after your program.

[23:34] It's very early stages because as well, there's a lot of things that you can do

[23:37] before you just sit together.

[23:40] or a camp to

[23:47] steal a couple of balls in a black-and-highly job across the street,

[23:52] and one or another from the black top of all the roads.

[23:55] But I said, that's a lot of process.

[23:59] You know, they can sort of road this or things.

[24:01] So that's why I asked you.

[24:03] It's a talk about the parking.

[24:05] So the hour now, we have a shopping morning from Monday.

[24:09] Well, we're close from each and two.

[24:12] Okay, so we're close.

[24:13] So do you have a police that will come in there?

[24:15] We have never since today, but I depend,

[24:18] you know, even what we told them.

[24:20] We have that little article that you're not a lot

[24:22] about the promises that we have to hold

[24:23] and send out to you and we will.

[24:26] But it should be over public, and now we have kids here.

[24:29] We're hard to help, that's for the kids,

[24:30] that's the ways that we work with us.

[24:32] Yeah, that's a big share of support,

[24:33] who's contacted a lot of Pat Leonard and Sargent.

[24:36] He's been making sure that if they're themselves,

[24:39] there's some ones coming in and helping each other out.

[24:41] Yeah.

[24:45] We have some small standards to the, well, that's a guy that is at the bar and at some point,

[24:54] we have to risk that Brian Ward has come to us and we're going to give him a jig.

[25:01] What's he going to do?

[25:02] He's going to get back in the jig today.

[25:04] He's going to let Jake know so many things.

[25:08] So, yeah, it's just an FYI, I don't know if this phone is that accurate or not, so it has to be that.

[25:14] Okay.

[25:15] Yeah, we have the whole fence, it's like, right, the whole fence is on the fence.

[25:18] We've got one back section.

[25:20] We've ripped off from the post, right?

[25:22] This last one.

[25:23] We were lucky.

[25:23] We need to be in the closet.

[25:25] You know, we still got something.

[25:28] So, I'm sorry.

[25:29] Can you, you're, you're closing the part from 8 to 2 because children are there and you don't want the adults?

[25:37] because they go around with path walking we don't want people to just walk and

[25:41] then they get to the state board and everybody and everybody.

[25:46] We go to the state board.

[25:48] You have three people, you have the Kansas Department of System Director and you have the

[25:53] Junior Director and you set up the different stages you may have to go on in section

[25:56] and something going on over here and it just hit your own level of complete.

[26:01] So, it's kind of all of the programs that we've been working on for a long time,

[26:05] it's part so down for now.

[26:06] It's been doing this for years.

[26:08] So, we've all got to usually know this part.

[26:10] It's not going to get to all the things we just wanted to make sure it's safe.

[26:13] Yeah, I don't know.

[26:14] It's kind of a danger.

[26:15] I mean, it's a danger.

[26:16] Yeah.

[26:17] Is it an A third?

[26:18] Is it an A third?

[26:19] It's an A third.

[26:20] It's an A third.

[26:21] Right.

[26:21] I just know that they're at eight o'clock.

[26:23] We opened up the program.

[26:24] The program just starts on nine.

[26:27] Well, we're open at eight,

[26:28] because parents come and drop their kids off.

[26:30] Any?

[26:32] Right, I've got to send people an oil job and do whatever for me in the morning and I thought it was anything to me.

[26:37] I think that's what the website said.

[26:38] There might be.

[26:40] I just know that they're ready to talk.

[26:41] These are going to be around the corner.

[26:43] By some, they're ready to talk.

[26:47] Thank you.

[26:48] Thank you.

[26:49] Okay.

[26:50] If I have some meetings.

[26:51] I also have the forward rail track.

[26:54] Which is a nice thing.

[26:56] So, we're going to be looking for you.

[26:58] I don't know if you can find it before you get it, I think you can transfer it, right?

[27:06] We've got a poll for it.

[27:08] I think it's a poll for the camera.

[27:10] If you've got time, it's a poll.

[27:12] I think it's going to be a lot of ways if you want to get it in.

[27:17] Or if you would like it.

[27:20] I think we'll look at it along on that.

[27:22] Okay.

[27:23] Is it okay?

[27:24] Yeah.

[27:24] Do you know what we had?

[27:26] That was meaning of us.

[27:28] Well, I don't know.

[27:30] There it is.

[27:30] so someone's meeting and being to me with force,

[27:40] landlord, DBA, meeting at New York's building

[27:45] with the current mayor on Monday,

[27:50] and Kevin from Brenters and Robert Serveaert,

[27:54] has fine points, but he had issues at church food.

[28:02] I'm sure it's company, workplace violence class.

[28:08] Joyce was at that too.

[28:12] So I met with the union lawyer, legal lawyer, and the union.

[28:16] And when we got in less than two hours, we negotiated a new contractor to highlight guys.

[28:24] They just got her approval of it.

[28:26] So you agreed to write a letter.

[28:29] Yeah, Phil and I did that.

[28:31] George and I, I played the call to somebody I know

[28:35] at Sturks and we're going to have a hot dog

[28:39] and ice cream party for the kid next Friday

[28:41] on the 75th floor.

[28:45] So that's on Sturks.

[28:47] Well, I just like to thank Mr. Hockford,

[28:49] he does a lot for the suspense and the plot.

[28:52] I think it's wet and it's wet and it's wet and it's

[28:54] furniture and it's placed at the school

[28:55] and I'm going to be either bored on the half of that.

[28:57] You know, they're found out about it and the circuit guys up there that loaded the furniture into our office

[29:02] So we've got very good price on desk.

[29:05] Jennifer and I stayed all the side.

[29:07] Thank you, Louie.

[29:08] And you let them work in a park.

[29:11] They all went there and they said,

[29:14] I'm all desk.

[29:15] It's important for people to carry the desk.

[29:18] You know?

[29:19] Beautiful shape.

[29:21] Thank you.

[29:21] You're a good guy for the public.

[29:23] That's what you get.

[29:24] Okay.

[29:25] Louie.

[29:25] Yeah.

[29:25] Okay, no, we pay back as high as the drive.

[29:29] With this, we'll bear it in, we'll bear it in,

[29:31] we've got to ride it, and we'll fix it.

[29:33] We'll fix that.

[29:34] The place is called by a little real important bill line,

[29:37] because that gives us a lot of money.

[29:41] Well, all the other times, and all the other things,

[29:45] help get less riding, and Monday we'll start going up.

[29:49] Yeah, they appreciate that over the month of the boy.

[29:51] Four weeks ago, it was like you did a good job.

[29:55] Was there any big things down there?

[29:57] I don't think we have much down there.

[30:08] we have had a chat on the little third. So, this is one of the systemic rules that you will

[30:14] consider a matter of people you might be interested in.

[30:30] I'm going to do it.

[30:37] Oh, we got to the apartment.

[30:39] Just let them know we said we've already gone about them

[30:42] and the fire.

[30:43] You get the discussion.

[30:44] Can there be a guy in the office?

[30:45] No, I know, they're talking about cell-a-block.

[30:47] I got to the desk.

[30:48] So no worry, if...

[30:50] If they continue to fill the truck stuff,

[30:52] it takes the water pressure gauge to a mushroom,

[30:54] and he gets it called in for a emergency situation,

[30:57] and he doesn't know what's going on.

[30:58] The time we get there, the pressure is back up,

[31:00] and then you work with the water cloth.

[31:05] We have an agency today that

[31:08] three-four-half of the water.

[31:13] Okay, thank you very much.

[31:15] The agricultural officer,

[31:16] that file with talent clerk.

[31:19] Well, most of the suspects

[31:21] were the request to have the town

[31:22] put up a solid ball net in the

[31:24] park.

[31:25] We've been notified by a group of

[31:27] people that we've had deal

[31:29] for a while.

[31:29] I guess we'll use that one

[31:30] in that part.

[31:31] up in the park, I don't think they're ready to do it tonight.

[31:34] We're starting to part.

[31:35] Let's see what we have in next one.

[31:37] A reflection of the reports,

[31:38] you can then walk there and say,

[31:40] well, I'm not going to do that.

[31:41] Let's do the second interaction.

[31:43] Boy heads got a problem.

[31:45] I just don't know if I need to agree with you.

[31:46] First, I'm going to start.

[31:47] I'm going to be the first one.

[31:48] I'm going to do the first interaction with the people.

[31:50] We're going to follow along.

[31:51] I think we have to grind it back.

[31:52] Let's see.

[31:53] We have to follow along.

[31:54] Follow along, so we can start.

[31:56] OK, I'm going to do it.

[31:57] Cool.

[31:59] So, we're looking into that, this is what you guys know of that, I'm sorry, I have to accept the resignation of Steve McKinney.

[32:07] The virus are canceled for real, so please, thank you Steve, for your service.

[32:11] Well, I'll come right, I just want a bell all the time that I have to be available to the panel.

[32:16] Okay, let's appreciate that.

[32:19] We also got a motion to go point two more pointers as a

[32:22] public meeting of a lot more required, which I did.

[32:25] I do need a motion for that.

[32:28] A motion to go into the team.

[32:30] Check.

[32:31] On favorite.

[32:32] Both.

[32:33] Eric.

[32:34] Thank you very much.

[32:36] Any motion for sleeping?

[32:37] Congratulations.

[32:38] audience.

[32:41] Eric.

[32:42] Eric.

[32:43] Eric.

[32:44] Thank you.

[32:45] Any motion to wait?

[32:46] Okay, park rental fee to the 2055 apartment period

[32:51] for the dates of $20.2, $29.50.

[32:56] Okay,

[32:59] okay, folks there, so on that note.

[33:04] We've been having music in the park

[33:05] for many years now so I feel like that's what it would be.

[33:07] That's what it's all about.

[33:08] We think the committee has gotten, as a,

[33:11] it's not for example, so I think it was finding

[33:14] and not give it about doing that.

[33:17] Other towns I've talked to, they have a committee

[33:19] inside the town that looks into something like that

[33:22] that we can do to the park.

[33:25] So we're probably going to talk about it later in the year

[33:27] and see if we can get a committee together to carry on

[33:30] to something like that.

[33:31] That people come in, they can have a hand, whatever.

[33:34] And if there's something I think you got to park there,

[33:36] everything nice and unit, it's great things

[33:39] for the department, so that's nice to do.

[33:41] We'll be looking into that.

[33:43] I had a resolution 39 to accept the contract from the repeat business solutions for two black and white

[33:50] copies for the sum of $167.50, that's $167.50.

[33:57] Yes.

[33:59] I like that motion.

[34:01] All right.

[34:02] On the paper.

[34:03] So, these copies, I think they're updated, right?

[34:07] So, yeah, right now we have cars that are out of the way, and they're not wireless to stop and act, and we just know that we're all in the office and building them on a stand that we'll copy or whatever.

[34:18] So right now, we've been out of the truck with these for 109201, just for wherever, I guess, to keep them.

[34:27] So, now we're going to go over ones that are, again, black and white, new work, they will be black and white.

[34:32] We're going to expand to them and there are only 160 seconds from month for the, for the five years now.

[34:38] No, they should look out for about a year and a half.

[34:41] No, they would think you'd be able to, think you'd be able to, like, think of 45,000 or something,

[34:45] or even over that before they were charged.

[34:48] Which would be the company we have now, I guess, they've seen as they were charged in 5,000, no matter why anyway.

[34:53] I think they did $35,000.

[34:55] Oh, it seems that they worked all over the town.

[34:58] It moved pretty quickly.

[35:00] Yeah, and they were well, they worked all the time.

[35:03] They worked for Columbia County, Green County,

[35:05] and they had down sites and buildings

[35:06] then all the 2,000 area, too.

[35:08] So I think everybody's kind of picking them up.

[35:11] They're all people you get when you need them

[35:12] to come out of your energy emissions.

[35:15] Yeah.

[35:16] That's it.

[35:17] I need both of them.

[35:18] You know what I'm talking about?

[35:20] Well, they worked on the question.

[35:23] I'm sorry, we're through with the NYS, LR, S standard workday, reporting resolution for

[35:29] a lot in the forwarded officials' considerations for them, but basically that's for the

[35:35] people on board, a little bit of a supervisor, if that's your retirement, because they have

[35:40] a contract of what they do, but to say this takes that amount of time, we have to do this

[35:45] over here.

[35:50] I have to go to the board, I have to be in the talk of the public and you just have just

[36:00] a random supervisor on the board, scoring yesterday morning senior clerk, Michael and

[36:12] I transported VTL cases down to the storage room at the town island where our

[36:29] ice cream

[36:30] was.

[36:30] That's working all of that.

[36:32] Sure.

[36:36] When we came back, Brenda and I both thought,

[36:43] do we have a concrete plan on the Johnny

[36:48] more for building as far as

[36:51] Egressed into that

[36:54] Yeah, that's my question

[36:56] Yeah, I mean the state is okay

[36:58] Right on that

[37:00] But I'm talking about the building and the this is July

[37:14] if we're going to fall for a current group,

[37:17] should we be pouring concrete in the summer?

[37:20] There's a crisis right now.

[37:21] We've got old bid back.

[37:23] They were accepted, but they did any further.

[37:25] So now it's a matter of making the contract signed everything.

[37:27] So they start getting through the happened short.

[37:30] OK, they're going to start building.

[37:32] All right, let's do that.

[37:33] Mind the fight.

[37:35] Yeah, let's do that.

[37:35] Mind the fight.

[37:36] Mind the good, right?

[37:37] But they're all right.

[37:38] She and I were just talking about both what we're doing.

[37:42] And the other night, there was a zone in our body

[37:48] and work meeting and one of the members of the library

[37:52] board, Dr. Scott, said, yeah, it's really nice to have you here.

[37:58] And I said, I didn't know that.

[38:02] I didn't know that people like blue and golds and white and red vehicles

[38:08] I was sitting here at two o'clock in the morning and she

[38:15] also mentioned maybe the board could

[38:19] just put an addition on this building and you guys stayed here and I said I don't think

[38:25] economically it works out.

[38:28] So in the meeting we had a work meeting that doesn't allow us, it doesn't allow us to do that

[38:35] that the library would be looking to see if we could improve that now, who is there in the

[38:39] future.

[38:40] So yeah, and we're already in the head, but we're going to be up, so we're not going

[38:44] to change that right now.

[38:45] We're thinking ahead of the control.

[38:49] And I still think, and I've heard through the great line, that Phil Lawner is still thinking

[38:52] about giving them the form.

[38:55] And how does it go?

[38:57] Yeah, that works.

[38:58] I know.

[38:58] That very much concerns me with the physical space of a giant order building, that very

[39:10] I would get a little bit over because I've heard this talk for the last 10 years and I haven't done anything so that's it.

[39:17] I understand.

[39:18] We're not going to let the head by one.

[39:19] Who would happen?

[39:20] That would be more easy.

[39:23] Okay.

[39:25] Well, yes.

[39:26] Problem coming up.

[39:28] Kevin.

[39:30] Can you extend your hand?

[39:31] I haven't heard.

[39:31] Some problems.

[39:32] I don't know.

[39:33] I have talked about the camera.

[39:34] So Spencer.

[39:35] Well.

[39:37] We can't talk about it.

[39:40] This has nothing to do with the plan.

[39:43] I mentioned the planning board meeting.

[39:45] I mentioned it in prior meetings.

[39:49] There's about to send a new notice to renew their license in the next few months.

[39:55] Are you cheating on me?

[39:56] No, I'm going to do totally after.

[40:00] That's all I'm hearing.

[40:01] You guys are heads up.

[40:02] And I mentioned it that we had a pass.

[40:04] I also spoke before on that part of my plan was to solve.

[40:09] Let's give you guys a heads up.

[40:10] I hope the next few months they could be sending in.

[40:13] And then the town has 30 days to take a position.

[40:16] So if they send you guys the notes, I would love it.

[40:20] It would take you, and I would be happy to help talk about what position

[40:24] the town wants to take.

[40:25] Just trying to get a plan, especially like the country,

[40:28] but the clerk told us.

[40:29] Because they have to send it formally in a certain way.

[40:32] then you have 30 days. So once you get the notice, assuming they send it, I love it.

[40:38] I've never done it with a way about what efficient accounting techniques.

[40:41] If they buy weather, they're gonna start talking about you never got a chance for it.

[40:46] And everybody knows that now it's established in fact, and it was a glitch in the paperwork.

[40:51] So now it's a chance, not just one of the 100 greater.

[40:54] Okay, appreciate it.

[40:57] There's a very healthy vehicle.

[40:58] Yeah.

[40:59] I am on the objective session, not consigned, at least.

[41:04] Thank you, everybody.

[41:06] Well, thank you.

[41:06] We're talking about a lake at least.

[41:08] It's a contract.

[41:09] Contract.

[41:11] Contract.

[41:12] Contract.

[41:13] Right.

[41:13] Thank you very much guys.

Untitled meeting

Transcript