[0:01] Okay, I'm going to call the meeting to order. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance.

[0:34] Okay, consideration of any changes for additions to the agenda.

[0:39] I do have a few, one is in the report, the listeners report left off, so that's going

[0:49] to be E. And down on the new business side, there was a big bite in the town that wasn't

[1:01] on the agenda, but we're adding it to the agenda.

[1:07] It's going to be under new business seat,

[1:14] Jeff Dining and Anything else?

[1:20] Okay,

[1:27] approval of the August 12th meeting minutes, is there a motion?

[1:34] I'll make the motion to accept the August 12th minutes as written.

[1:39] I'll second it. The eyes.

[1:45] Okay moving on to reports. Highway

[1:48] transfer stations update. Highway, Hilville will be closed third

[1:57] day morning from 7 to probably 5 or 3 years. If we get an open

[2:03] for their signs will be taken down,

[2:06] but that's what we're planning for.

[2:10] The wonder sand's been coming in.

[2:13] I have that a contract from Cardio

[2:16] for the wonder salt, which is 106.50 per ton.

[2:24] I reached out to Apple at you.

[2:27] They never got back to me.

[2:29] And I reached out to Northeastern salt.

[2:32] and they never got back. So I just soon signed this contract for Cardio and get going.

[2:46] Before it comes. Before it runs out

[2:52] on the transfer station. I think we have a change.

[2:58] the gold from some hours, make Wednesday the 30th, the last Wednesday, and September.

[3:07] Yep, and then October 4th, we'll be the first Sunday.

[3:15] I thought I'd have dark, it was getting quicker and quicker and quicker.

[3:20] Quick, calm.

[3:22] Yeah.

[3:23] We did fix the swap shop, check.

[3:27] So that's all.

[3:29] I suppose then again,

[3:33] other than that, I guess that's, but I like that.

[3:38] Um, I got a question, had a big loud bang the other day, like an explosion.

[3:48] Oh, down here?

[3:50] Yeah, I guess the more the front tire is blue on the truckers.

[3:54] They're coming over the bridge, yeah, the front tire is blue.

[4:01] So, yeah, it needs a new tire and rim.

[4:04] So, what I understand they had to take a tire from another vehicle?

[4:08] Yeah, yeah, we took one off.

[4:10] Do we not have any spare tires?

[4:13] Not rims, no, because they're like...

[4:16] They're expensive.

[4:16] Four hundred dollars of these.

[4:20] Should we not just in case,

[4:23] have at least a spare on hand?

[4:25] The only problem is that none of the trucks were the same.

[4:28] Now, I won't take the same.

[4:30] Well, the 15 will set on the freight liner, but they won't fit the tandem in order to

[4:37] the western star.

[4:40] So, they're different.

[4:40] They're different.

[4:40] Look better.

[4:41] And those two trucks, the same.

[4:44] The freight liner in the western star, yes.

[4:47] I was saying, but other than that, they're all different, grams, because they're offset.

[4:59] That was startling that loud.

[5:02] You should have been in the truck.

[5:04] I know.

[5:06] I heard it was our guy in the truck.

[5:09] It's like, oh my gosh.

[5:11] I don't know.

[5:13] I don't know.

[5:14] Yeah.

[5:16] They do that.

[5:16] We got tires on the 10 one better.

[5:20] No.

[5:21] I'm trying not to run the 10 one this much because they're.

[5:25] down and I've got tires ordered but I don't know when they'll get them

[5:33] because a town bought 300 tires so it fit kind of

[5:38] it's like the surface of tires. Oh, under a million oh boy what that's a lot

[5:42] I mean

[5:47] I need an else button. That's all I got. Just to give it a heads up

[5:51] healed the bill is closed because they're replacing the culvert that's

[5:55] that's underbinding the road, just about the road drafts.

[6:00] What's up?

[6:01] Something previously, we were talking about the fire extinguishers

[6:07] and all the, everything else, did synthets ever,

[6:11] or synth, whatever they are, synthets?

[6:14] synthets, did they ever come back to do the check?

[6:17] Our control was still parking with them.

[6:22] some of them look before, but they need it for...

[6:27] or...

[6:28] I hear some of the towns are having troubles.

[6:35] I mean I've heard, but I think it's...

[6:39] Okay.

[6:40] We haven't had any issues.

[6:42] No.

[6:44] All right.

[6:47] Okay.

[6:47] If nothing else for Clinton,

[6:52] transfer station,

[6:53] attendant, job, description, update.

[7:01] Based on the slight revision in the service that's provided at the transfer station,

[7:07] I suppose this which would also outline the obligations of transfer attendance if they are going to be off if they're not able to work on a particular day.

[7:20] and also incorporated the public holidays

[7:25] of which we'll discuss forever too.

[7:31] Well, the only thing I see after reviewing it, how's this waste is not semi-annual anymore. It's April and June.

[7:54] It's the sixth one down.

[8:15] I mean that's more about directing people to where they come, yeah, so other than hazardous waste

[8:27] one for the update, everything looks,

[8:35] look fun,

[8:44] so is there a motion to accept the

[8:47] We found about holiday transfer station, attended description with the updates for the Hazardous

[8:55] Wase.

[8:55] Let me take a motion to check this up, though.

[8:59] Is there a second?

[9:00] A second.

[9:01] The eyes.

[9:02] High.

[9:10] High.

[9:10] Okay.

[9:11] Moving on, town treasures update, Mark.

[9:15] A fast and furious month of August collecting taxes as of August 31st to the week

[9:24] We're going to run to $6.3 million, we're going to pitch a plan, so we have everything going

[9:31] right into the money market account, where it's going to sit and we're going to have to start

[9:34] making expenses.

[9:37] They've got a document today about the payment, we're going to be in touch with the logo next

[9:41] week.

[9:42] We've got one of the school payments, start, which should be sometime in September.

[9:47] My goal for the next meeting is to have the 26.7 budget enters into, so that we have an

[9:53] your picture of where we are again, budgeted items, and stock getting ready for the next

[9:59] budgeting process in December.

[10:02] And how are we doing getting all of the auditors?

[10:05] That's something I've got to do next week,

[10:19] too.

[10:19] This is the U.S.

[10:20] May last month.

[10:21] This is the last month.

[10:23] Yeah.

[10:23] I have a book this afternoon.

[10:24] Thank you.

[10:51] They're going to DR on the first page, DR 4720, the Beaver Medal.

[10:56] No, that's the Beaver Medal.

[10:58] one's up.

[11:02] Oh, you can't rest. Receive a note, 755.

[11:09] As an asset, that would infer that we haven't got

[11:11] the money yet. So I'm not really sure what that is.

[11:17] But I don't know if there's a

[11:18] little thing that we've repaired for a twin wall, I'll share if that was, I guess I'm looking

[11:26] to see it. Yeah, I figured it out.

[11:29] I don't, is that for $32,000?

[11:33] It's $75.55.

[11:34] Like we had a $75 or not only cost a $30,000.

[11:38] If that was the $32 one that they've been looking for,

[11:42] it's the Shunkai Colbert, which

[11:52] is the DR 42,

[11:57] so I'm likely to weigh back two years ago.

[12:00] I think that was the big one down in those four.

[12:04] Why do you get all the FEMA?

[12:06] That number of all of that.

[12:08] All of that storm related.

[12:09] You read my mind.

[12:11] Because why did that?

[12:12] So it's probably 32 points.

[12:13] Because that was the one that they didn't get closed there.

[12:18] I believe.

[12:23] When you get.

[12:24] Yeah.

[12:25] Yeah.

[12:26] Yes.

[12:27] You're saying if it's down on that line.

[12:30] It's showing us a receivable.

[12:33] I mean that we haven't collected the money yet, as opposed to a top, the middle fund is

[12:40] seven.

[12:41] I'm sorry.

[12:42] That's in our accounts.

[12:45] So I couldn't look back and see if maybe that's the balance.

[12:48] I think we got an advance on some of that and just see if that tolls are okay.

[12:53] Yeah.

[12:53] I'll do that actually.

[13:02] Any other questions?

[13:03] So, from our, thank you, all the show wishes.

[13:10] Okay, have fun.

[13:13] See you next week.

[13:16] Okay, conservation, commission update, Phil.

[13:20] I'm here.

[13:21] We're going to also be in the middle of the film.

[13:24] He's a kind of dependant.

[13:26] So, what I want to say is that we are working on the new slate for our commission.

[13:32] And until the matter has been willing to be reaffointed for the next three of you, it's also

[13:42] our understanding that Joe Vogel has shown interest in one's to take part in our commission and we

[13:52] I'd like to report on the officer, the committee's net, and the committee's net.

[13:59] OK.

[14:00] And have one of those.

[14:02] We recently on the September 1st had meeting with the State Regarding Star Lake,

[14:08] and the potential things that we can do this time.

[14:13] So it's very successful in meeting how the community center

[14:19] we had four people from the state attending, and all our three senators came to be

[14:27] bills. We learned a lot, we got a lot of information about the vote regulation and what

[14:34] we really are, we learned that Starlake has been designated as a wetlands since 1990. We were

[14:43] of the president that was a fairly new, and the resignation, but it was not, and that creates

[14:54] all these issues for us for doing stuff with Starland, because it's...

[15:00] It's under heavy regulation.

[15:04] We in the town expressed our wish to make it a recreational and

[15:13] use of both states for our people in Mont-Holli.

[15:20] And I think that was well received by the state people.

[15:26] We also told them that the application fees for different things that we want to do to the lake are kind of prohibited.

[15:34] For us, they are very high when you accumulate the, for instance, 75 cents per square foot to a lake like that.

[15:47] So we're talking about, for instance, making a circle around the lake that you can paddle.

[15:53] That would be close to $45,000 just to make the application.

[15:59] And so we want to work with the state and our political appointees, our senators, to see if there's ways around it, if we can get either relations or something to make it more possible.

[16:22] Because my understanding is that the peace are legislated, so they can't be changed for us, that is just not an option.

[16:36] We wrote a letter to the attendees, and we immediately got responses from several people attending the meeting from the state.

[16:47] So we got attention and we were heard and we think there is potential or something to have it, but it's not going to be very soon.

[17:00] So basically, that was that.

[17:03] I have one more thing.

[17:06] We have planted some drops around a little beach there.

[17:10] And he really told that you're not allowed to plant trees there.

[17:17] She says it's not trees and shrubs.

[17:19] And she just wants to guide the guidance from the house to what she needs to do.

[17:24] If she needs to take them away and move them to somewhere else.

[17:28] Or if they can actually stay with it, she finds it.

[17:32] Did we?

[17:33] Did we have that?

[17:34] Damn inspection report.

[17:35] after the...

[17:37] Yes.

[17:38] We got to the link with it.

[17:41] Which I couldn't actually download before.

[17:46] Oh.

[17:47] The damage cells was really good.

[17:49] They should...

[17:50] I'm not going to put that in my computer.

[17:53] Okay.

[17:53] Because I think it's just...

[17:54] It's not all the plants.

[17:55] It was just...

[17:56] So free.

[17:57] I think it was...

[17:58] Oh, they're all...

[17:59] They're all like...

[18:00] Bare root plants in the house.

[18:02] But she was talking about...

[18:04] Mark.

[18:04] He's a self-configurator.

[18:05] I don't remember.

[18:07] I don't remember who it was that she couldn't find trees, but they had planted them.

[18:13] And she says, they are not trees.

[18:16] They're shrubs.

[18:17] Thank you.

[18:20] And that was her first place.

[18:22] She can't do it.

[18:23] They can't do it.

[18:23] You know what I'm thinking.

[18:25] Yeah, yeah.

[18:25] It's been a great time grading them.

[18:27] Yeah.

[18:27] You have to go back and beat.

[18:28] But Sam was installed.

[18:30] There's three different still ways.

[18:33] And I don't see if you can put anything in this bill way, but you can plant it along there's a concrete wall

[18:38] She got some of them along a concrete wall. It's just there may be like six of them that she could transplant

[18:44] To over to the father. It's that towards the soil that they can't go into. Yeah, it's I can shower

[18:53] She just gets kind she's she will

[19:03] When she said she was going to find him, I was just like, yeah, that sounds a great idea.

[19:06] I didn't think that that's where she was going to find him.

[19:09] So that was partially on me.

[19:10] So I'll just, that I walked out there to go fishing and it's like, oh, wait a minute.

[19:15] So it's Jeff's fault.

[19:16] It's just my fault.

[19:17] I'll take it off.

[19:18] Okay.

[19:19] So if you will communicate with G.

[19:21] Yeah, I can.

[19:25] He's sort of an alley.

[19:26] He's not building a top of the set to field.

[19:29] It's the same concept.

[19:30] I think.

[19:33] I think that I will say any more

[19:41] comments or communication.

[19:45] Okay, thank you.

[19:47] Okay, moving on to Lister's report, Mary.

[19:53] I have to try to remember this.

[19:57] First of all, since the grand list was lodged in August,

[20:02] We've started putting in the building construction registrations and PCTR's property transfers for this coming year, so for the working-grinless right now is being updated weekly as we can.

[20:18] We did a did place a call to our assessor to find out about our on-represal or town-wide rear-presal.

[20:26] And he told me again today that they hoped it would be by the end of this year, but it would only be in the fall.

[20:35] And if they don't start it now, or in the fall, then it won't start until spring of 2027.

[20:43] So that being said, once they start the process and start deciding who's going to do which parts of town because he's got many assessors.

[20:54] They'll send postcards to those communities and let them know that they will be out in about and looking at properties

[21:02] So if you're not home when they come through they just measure your property lines or your

[21:07] The size of your buildings and

[21:11] If you want and they'll leave a postcard on the door and if you have questions or you want something more and different

[21:19] Because you don't agree with it and call them and they'll come back and do an interior

[21:24] So that's about all I have.

[21:26] Like with that little chitchat, like, you should have information.

[21:30] Well, you can.

[21:31] You say it's just even if it's just, yeah, it's a problem.

[21:34] Yeah, you'll be expecting some reach out.

[21:37] Right, but probably not until spring.

[21:39] So either, if you don't hear from them in the fog,

[21:41] you'll be hearing from them in the spring,

[21:44] but they'll definitely be doing it as of the spring

[21:47] and beyond to get it done for the next year's test.

[21:50] That's probably that skill I should say yeah,

[21:59] okay, that's all I have anything from

[22:03] areas that when you say following your own them in those won't be ready for next year

[22:07] I mean right to talk right because yeah yes because it's got to be done by it

[22:12] for first next year's taxes so yeah okay thank you Mary okay moving on to new

[22:20] business, Daniel Tilley, Cider Days, Licker, License, Application.

[22:34] Oh, I have one more thing. Yes, by my ad. If anyone has changed their address from a PO box to their physical

[22:47] address and were vice versa, please be sure to contact the listers office or just a town clerk

[22:53] and update your address because many text bills have been returned because people's addresses

[22:59] weren't correct. So we want to make sure that this next year we don't get return tax

[23:05] bills. But if you got this year's tax bill, you're good.

[23:10] Because I didn't, I went from a P.O.R. I got my bills. You got your bills, so you

[23:14] know I'll set. Yeah, if you got it this year, that's fine. But some didn't get

[23:18] theirs because it got returned to the office. There's also been a lot of

[23:22] people with revised bills. Revised bills are because people did not file their

[23:28] one step deprotonation before April 15th.

[23:32] And that being said, your tax bills will change

[23:36] and I revise tax bill.

[23:39] And if it's more, it's not because you've been penalized.

[23:42] It's because your taxes were actually more

[23:44] because you were being taxed as a resident.

[23:47] Now that you've updated your HS-12, as a non-resident,

[23:53] as a resident.

[23:55] If you don't file your HS122, you automatically get taxed as a non-ness of them.

[24:03] So once it's updated to a resident, your tax bill will change, and that's not necessarily

[24:10] something that not changed, but those that did, received the revised tax bill.

[24:15] It wasn't a penalty if it's additional, it's actually what your tax is, what a benefit

[24:20] file on April, before April 50. And I think that's important for people to know because

[24:26] some people think they're being penalized and they're not. Because the homestead parade is more

[24:31] than the whole day of this year. Exactly.

[24:36] Right. Any penalty that they would have had to pay

[24:42] the tower only for Gave. Right. We don't, and the state has already forgiven me because that's a state.

[24:49] state regulation, and we just say we're going to wave that penalties. We have been

[24:56] talking about bringing it up to the board to through the pressure possibly stop the wave

[25:04] waving those penalties. So that more people will try harder to make sure that their tax bills

[25:09] or their rate just 1.2s are filed before people 50. We had an interesting case today that

[25:17] persons of accountant did a late file for him and he didn't realize it and his

[25:27] Hs122 did not get filed before April 15th and that's why he ended up

[25:32] with revised bill.

[25:37] So make sure you're in mind your accountants.

[25:42] Yeah, that's a good one.

[25:43] Again, thank you, Mary, for the update. Okay. Okay, the Daniel Tillley

[25:50] Saturdays, liquor, license, application, and it's the same as it has been for Saturdays.

[25:58] Except a lot of time from the second, back of the second page, I'd love you to

[26:05] add it to the top of your wallet.

[26:07] It's just a couple of hours.

[26:09] And I think that's the state, this is their state.

[26:12] This is 11.23 PM.

[26:15] I'm sorry.

[26:22] Oh my glasses.

[26:24] I drove by the truck and I drove.

[26:27] I can lend you a car.

[26:30] Oh, you're in a single car.

[26:33] Oh, I have a weird 30.

[26:35] That's a different copy.

[26:37] Yeah.

[26:37] There's yours different.

[26:38] Mine is really out.

[26:41] Look, it's wrong.

[26:42] You're right.

[26:48] So Carol has given me four copies, she gave me special copy three, but that had been an earlier one, which I think was superseded and maybe one of the copies has the earlier one.

[27:02] I'm going to be sorry.

[27:04] This is the right time.

[27:06] This is the right time.

[27:07] This is the one we run aside.

[27:10] That's the same as the chair.

[27:13] Okay.

[27:14] The lead to one has 200 focus.

[27:21] He's getting this on time.

[27:23] It's the right time.

[27:24] So.

[27:26] And again.

[27:27] Sorry, the location is not the same as it has been.

[27:31] It has been a story.

[27:34] in the neighbor's apartment? Yes, and there was a written letter on the back authorizing

[27:42] them to be able to use that driveway and parking lot. Again, I'm okay with this as long as they

[27:51] follow the guidelines and the regulations that have to be maintained. They have to have it

[27:58] For the boundaries of their license, and nobody can believe that boundary with alcoholic beverages that are opened in a drinking container, or in a can that is open.

[28:18] Do we just touch the water that we send them over here? Yes, just be safe. Yes

[28:23] We can attach to the water to their water. So they're licensed the new location

[28:33] And then when they say that 2370 is right to the right of

[28:38] Understand there if you're facing it. Yes, it's for the right. Yeah. Yes, so

[28:45] is there a motion?

[28:47] I'll make a motion to accept

[28:49] You look for license for Daniel Tilley for a Saturdays.

[28:53] All second it.

[28:54] The eyes.

[28:55] All right.

[28:56] Hi.

[29:18] Okay.

[29:19] Moving on.

[29:19] Procedures for consideration of catering permits.

[29:22] Liquor license application.

[29:25] Who to sign in timeframe?

[29:27] And this is on there.

[29:32] Because last week we had somebody apply for a catering liquor license for a

[29:39] and wanted us to hold a special board meeting just to accommodate their untimelyness for applying for the application and I'm going to be flat out honest with you.

[29:56] I refused it. I denied a special board meeting.

[30:00] Because applying for a function that is planned months and months and months and years maybe for weddings to wait five days prior to does not constitute a special board meeting.

[30:18] You know, everybody has family's outside and know the things to do, so we're going to come up with

[30:25] You know a little policy and procedure that

[30:29] Give some some guidelines saying no last minute it has to be

[30:35] If it's say that if that is an April you want to be the month before

[30:42] I'm having the approval because I don't feel it's necessary for the board to come in for a special meeting for a liquor license.

[30:55] Jeff, Diane, any... I agree.

[30:59] So we'll put some sort of procedure together.

[31:06] So people can see this and give them a time frame that they have to have their applications in.

[31:14] So it doesn't put a burden on both parties otherwise I'll end up being a B-O-B-Y-O-B. Yes, so

[31:26] Any questions comments on it?

[31:30] Okay

[31:32] We're gonna move on to something that was pretty significant in my opinion

[31:39] We had a pig bite in the town and it was pretty

[31:46] severe bite to a young girl, pretty nasty,

[31:55] and I know it was out on Gates Road somewhere.

[32:03] The people did not come forward, so other people came forward and sent us some pictures

[32:08] of it and sent us some pictures of the pig.

[32:13] There's two things that has to happen and Jeff and Diane can try and if they disagree or agree.

[32:23] This pig from biting and it's a severe bite.

[32:29] One of the two things is going to happen.

[32:30] The pig will either be contained in a unscapable pen or the pig will have to be euthanized.

[32:45] because the pig has been seen on pound property at the dump and I don't want to see

[32:54] there's people in and out of the dump at different days I do not want to see another

[33:00] person bit by a pig or any animal for that fat.

[33:08] I just look at the picture of the

[33:10] and it's really bad and I know we'll send a letter from the town,

[33:25] select board to the

[33:26] individual that has the pig stating those facts. Again,

[33:34] I know what pigs do. We used

[33:36] and we've had 50 of them at one time, and if you wanted something gone, they were the ones to do it.

[33:46] You know, so Jeff Diane,

[33:52] any updates, concerns, agreements, disagreements?

[33:55] No disagreements, they have to be something done about it.

[33:58] Definitely.

[33:58] I forgot what has to be done with that.

[34:03] I know the sheriff's and it's not under the same as a dog.

[34:12] It's a firm animal and they directly said it falls under us as the board to handle the situation.

[34:22] Those are the two stipulations that I feel is concerned

[34:27] because if I had one that did the same thing, it probably would have been on the

[34:31] spicularity. So I just heard something about that just the other day.

[34:39] Yeah, there's still finally goats around town in the dump, so I know goats are really tough to keep in the fence.

[34:48] People are finding a man who's one fifty five. Yeah, they're finding all their goats are popping up

[34:54] Yeah, there was one on 155 that followed a friend of ours

[34:59] To their car and they brought it home and they reached out to see who's it was and yeah, they played it recently on both of them. So yeah, so

[35:09] You know, I'll have faith draft up a letter for us and we'll send it to the owner of this

[35:16] Pig and we'll move forward from there. I think I said the person that owned the pig would do the right thing and not rely on the town having stuff up

[35:24] I agree.

[35:25] I agree.

[35:25] I think all of us as animal owners, yes, the burden, which is really falling us on.

[35:30] It does.

[35:31] I don't know if I could, if one of my, but if we have to make a difficult call, we will

[35:35] We'll make that call.

[35:37] You know, I have, you know, animals myself and, you know, I take the responsibility for

[35:43] the cows, walk the fence, make sure the fence is up because I have problems with bear

[35:47] going through the fence all the time and make sure they can't get out because I'm responsible

[35:53] one that I believe somebody was to hit it.

[35:56] Tell me.

[35:57] Any friend of you.

[35:58] Any friend of you.

[35:59] Yeah.

[35:59] People in town.

[36:00] Yep.

[36:01] They're going to have farm animals.

[36:02] Take care of them.

[36:03] No, there's farm animals.

[36:05] Yeah.

[36:05] No, they're there.

[36:07] Everyone tells us that.

[36:08] And I'm saying instead of just saying, hey, because of what those, they should say.

[36:14] We can do all livestock, but this is kind of it.

[36:19] This is a specific situation where it is it, lean.

[36:23] caused bodily harm to a child, you know, and the sad part of this is I wish they would come

[36:31] forward, but they don't, and other parties coming forward, because they're grandchildren, that are young,

[36:38] live near the animal, in your phrase, or their children's safety as well, and rightfully so.

[36:48] Any other,

[36:53] okay, thank you, moving on, old business, conservation, commission,

[36:59] appointment. I know we have two spots while one coming and one open and we have two

[37:09] applicants.

[37:12] So we have Phil Leonard that re-upped that he's willing to continue

[37:22] again, and we have John Volvo that is willing to assume the open position.

[37:30] So, two openings, two applicants, a map, is there a motion?

[37:37] I'll make a motion to appoint my neighbor, John Vogel, and the reappointment.

[37:42] I'll second it. The eyes, aye.

[37:45] Aye. Thank you both for stepping up for community.

[37:55] Then we have planning commission appointment with John stepping down is the planning out of

[38:06] the planning commission.

[38:07] We have one applicant that put in for Caitlin Boyle to assume the position that John resigned

[38:19] from and that is to finish the remaining term of John.

[38:26] And that's what till 20th and 7th and 8th until 28th.

[38:33] So with that being said, I'll make a motion to appoint Caitlin Boyle to the Planet Commission.

[38:39] Is there a second?

[38:41] The eyes.

[38:42] Hi.

[38:44] Caitlin.

[38:45] Thank you.

[38:48] Okay, moving on to citizens' concerns.

[38:51] Citizens' comments.

[38:54] Yes, Steve.

[38:55] Quick question, I meant to ask Toby.

[38:59] There's, it was like somebody put a call for it in a cross-heel bill,

[39:03] but it's like dirt, but I don't remember.

[39:05] I remember talking about doing it.

[39:08] Yeah, he talked it a while ago.

[39:10] There was two culverts on Heelville that had to be replaced

[39:13] one up towards the Belmont Hillside, which I saw the,

[39:18] Yeah, I know.

[39:18] It's dirt, nail, let it compact, then they'll patch over the top of it.

[39:22] Yeah, I wasn't sure about that.

[39:23] Yeah, I don't.

[39:24] I didn't remember the other one is just above the road tracks where he'll drill during the

[39:29] flood.

[39:30] Started to go down in towards the river that we had Hawkins excavation, sure up the bank.

[39:37] Well, the culvert above that is undermining any roadings from underneath and it's going

[39:42] to do the same thing if we don't ask for it, so that's why it's closed.

[39:46] Because we get a sure up the bank with big boulders and stuff.

[39:51] Sorry, I did.

[39:51] That's okay. That's okay. Anybody else? Yes, Russ.

[39:57] Yeah, I'm recognizing the fire department thing. Two things.

[40:02] We would like to borrow your internet because they're getting specific detail.

[40:09] So pretty different line out there and we'll use it.

[40:12] It's not like we have any big programs or anything. It's just perform halls or whatever.

[40:18] That's one thing. That would be our success.

[40:19] to get it done. I think how we can run a lying down. We use the guy's stone house

[40:25] technology from the U.S. right on Wall Street and the Great Guy. And the other thing

[40:32] is we would like to know if we can sell the ambulance those the rescue swans. And we would like

[40:41] use the money for that, because I have four to work. Pick up.

[40:46] I don't know if that official for what was used.

[40:49] Billy's not able to be here tonight, so I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

[40:59] I take that value of the handrails.

[41:02] I don't need you not going to get anything if you go to the dealer.

[41:05] But I've checked three places and we don't have a number yet.

[41:09] But other aim of the services like local,

[41:13] Chester, this is the lead, and rescue link.

[41:19] Can you put a lot?

[41:20] Does it, oh, is it?

[41:21] I can't remember.

[41:23] It doesn't have very many miles on it at all.

[41:25] 15, I think.

[41:26] Yeah, I was going to.

[41:28] What I'm going to, yeah.

[41:29] I'm going to put down the miles on the next thing.

[41:31] It's certain that what it goes for you and what you're going to get for.

[41:35] It's totally different.

[41:37] Yeah, you're not going to get.

[41:39] I apologize to you all, get a ton of money for it.

[41:43] And there's no such thing letting it just sit either.

[41:47] Because it'll just continue to depreciate.

[41:49] So if we have a bit of fire and it's way more convenient,

[41:52] the throw holes in the back of the truck,

[41:54] and then there's the back of that.

[41:55] Which will go right away.

[41:58] And you're not using that for first response anyways.

[42:01] I believe they are there.

[42:02] So they have a huge first response.

[42:04] I believe they, so they come down here,

[42:08] So what are they going to use for first or spots on the swimming of the truck?

[42:15] I don't have that answer, but I think so.

[42:17] The only thing is on that they would use off it is because they have a bag.

[42:22] They can just throw it away from it.

[42:24] But like a steered here.

[42:26] They get something up here down and stuff like that.

[42:29] And keep the line in your moods that's coming in.

[42:31] Well, we're not transporting.

[42:32] We're only those response.

[42:34] Correct.

[42:35] Correct.

[42:35] I'd love those contract to do all the transport and anything else it needs to be done.

[42:42] There's actually an ambulance that's not something that they use on emergency call.

[42:48] I'm guessing right.

[42:49] I got the only guy would say it's just like,

[42:52] because if you don't have enough funds to buy it, because the truck is...

[42:55] Fifty-six.

[42:57] For a new truck?

[42:58] Fifty-six.

[43:00] Fifty-six.

[43:00] That's not a new truck.

[43:01] I'd like to do a new one, but it depends on your top.

[43:04] Yeah.

[43:05] I'm assuming that it's going to be like a three-quarter ton

[43:09] truck crew cab here.

[43:12] You're talking 85,000.

[43:20] There'd be like a need for additional funds.

[43:26] You know, they probably would be, you know,

[43:28] where the funds would come from.

[43:30] They'd have to do fundraisers and stuff like that.

[43:33] You've already been doing those.

[43:34] Imagine that.

[43:35] So you have, you have, you use those proceeds plus other funds you have not looking to take from the equipment funds.

[43:46] I know, I don't believe the vehicle replacement.

[43:49] Yeah, right now.

[43:50] No.

[43:51] Yeah, because that's, you know, you've done it in 2003 for new fire.

[43:55] Right now, we're going to like, what, break 20 other things.

[43:59] Yeah.

[44:02] I think that would be like, there's just some other conversation if we probably haven't touched in a while that's in terms of other equipment.

[44:09] Yeah, or whatever then.

[44:11] I'm not going to talk about that either.

[44:14] I'm just hesitant to get rid of anything, just to make sure there's a...

[44:18] Yeah, I don't end up with no vehicle, but I'm sure you guys will be around top of that.

[44:22] Yeah, we kind of are, but we also need to be able to get someone to say, yes, we can do it.

[44:30] Yeah, I need, can we do it or can we not?

[44:34] So I need some kind of an answer for you.

[44:36] We can work out the fine details.

[44:37] I think as long as you can, I don't have other details.

[44:40] I don't have a problem with getting rid of the ambulance because it's just going to depreciate more and more.

[44:45] But I also want to make sure we don't steal funding from the equipment fund to purchase it.

[44:51] I think that's a drop of that is a number I'm just going to search itself so I

[44:56] I don't know your thoughts and if Carol was here, I think she'd be able to tell us how much

[45:01] She may possibly be on if that's the care on it, if she might be able to give us an idea of how much they paid for it and how much they sold the last one for it because they did someone.

[45:14] Right.

[45:15] Merry.

[45:16] Probably a change.

[45:17] Everything.

[45:18] I know.

[45:19] They did.

[45:21] So.

[45:22] Yeah.

[45:22] That's it for seed.

[45:24] Just make sure you've got a planned adult out of that corner that other vehicle before.

[45:28] Yes.

[45:29] Yeah.

[45:32] It's, it's far as the internet.

[45:35] I don't have a, I don't have a problem with the save body.

[45:38] Anything we can do to save the town running.

[45:40] It doesn't break now, and I'll get the neighbor that's willing to donate this

[45:46] I'm writing the other just wirelessly right. They make some wireless because I run from

[45:55] End of my shed all the way to the sugar house wirelessly and it's not that far everything in my house

[46:03] He's awesome. Yep, so yeah, you had your hand up Steve. Yeah, I was just gonna say when the

[46:11] When they first expanded in the fire department over one of the things that we talked about is seeing if

[46:18] level would take it in lieu of charging you right and then if you get enough money

[46:26] it's you've got it in the town budget to help self-subsidize right now and I think that's a lot of

[46:33] assumptions of that comment there's a lot I think level of different situation today it's

[46:38] you know a new town manager and you know so I think things would change a little but we can reach out to panic

[46:46] It's sort of a win. Yeah, it's a truck. There's like low mileage and they get they don't because I

[46:52] Believe they have to wait together truck. I don't know so I don't know. Yes, so

[46:57] but

[46:58] It just thought we can we can explore the

[47:02] thought

[47:04] getting rid of it and

[47:05] giving you internet from here.

[47:10] Any other citizens concerns, comments?

[47:21] Okay, review and sign me.

[47:23] Announcements, town office closed,

[47:27] 14th of October,

[47:30] Indigenous peoples day.

[47:32] How much do you need?

[47:35] Sorry, Indigenous.

[47:37] 12th of October.

[47:40] Type-up.

[47:46] So there is a list that carries it up to the new year.

[47:51] I don't necessarily know we have to talk about it.

[47:54] It's also closed Wednesday, November 11th for Veterans Day, November 25th and 26th for Thanksgiving, December 23rd, December 24th and 25th for Christmas.

[48:14] And office will be closed December 31st in January 1st, you bring the audience like that.

[48:24] Oh, oh, oh.

[48:26] So those are the announcements and we'll hang on to that and go through it again.

[48:35] Any questions on the announcements?

[48:38] Okay, review and sign the orders.

[48:42] She didn't bring them over.

[48:45] Oh, well I've already signed up.

[48:47] It's up to you, fast.

[48:49] A lot of work I will.

[48:50] I'm not aware of any.

[48:52] So with that being said,

[48:54] we don't need an executive session tied along

[48:56] GSA S31383.

[49:00] So meeting is adjourned.

[49:01] Thank you, everybody.

Mount Holly Selectboard 9/8

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