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[0:17] Good evening, everybody. It's the town of Song, regular select board meeting. It is Tuesday, September 15, 2026, and it is 6pm. Call this meeting the order. If you would, please rise and join us on a regular basis.
[0:51] The gender review Christina. I'm off. I thank you.
[0:54] Gat the anything different for the gender.
[0:56] I'm going to thank you.
[0:57] All right, curl.
[0:58] No, I'll show that again because you've got your ruler.
[1:03] Any updates you can give on the LBRT,
[1:06] Vanillism.
[1:09] Very brief.
[1:10] They're really not.
[1:11] They cannot be under a business.
[1:13] Then yeah.
[1:15] Okay.
[1:18] Yeah.
[1:18] No.
[1:20] All right.
[1:20] I've got two things.
[1:23] First is under new business and announcement.
[1:26] We were awarded a grant for a variable in the amount,
[1:32] so that should be probably under new business.
[1:37] And also under new business, we've
[1:41] got finally the official report of the Voxia
[1:44] inspection, so we have to deal with that.
[1:49] Okay.
[1:52] Thank you.
[1:56] Start with minutes. Hazard road, slight visit, one September 2026. In regular
[2:03] select board meetings of one September 2026 annotation, I will entertain a motion to
[2:09] approve the minute.
[2:10] Oh, and I'll make a motion to approve the minute.
[2:13] There's second motion remain in second to approve the minutes. Those two meetings
[2:20] question. Here and none. I wasn't there was state I. I closed. So moves. Public
[2:29] comments. I believe. Good diamond. I don't want to sorry. Okay. And this could have also been under new business, but we can get it done right now. This isn't update to the run. Oh, yeah.
[2:45] Yeah, I'm on the Brooklyn Road, yep.
[2:48] So I can relate with this one, PTL, nice to meet you all.
[2:53] I'm here because the whole paper said I should come here.
[2:56] What we're looking to do is the fall funder
[2:58] is a fundraiser for this one school.
[3:01] We're looking to shut down a piece of the roads of Sunday
[3:06] between a new new new new new one, on October 4th.
[3:09] So we're looking to leave the bus loop had ease
[3:13] towards Bushy Street, left on to Robin Hood Drive,
[3:16] and then hit the railroad trail back to the slope.
[3:19] So there's two houses that would be effective, baby,
[3:21] and a three.
[3:23] She's one fun day, right?
[3:24] Yeah.
[3:26] So I talk to Lee Chief Matthew Sullivan,
[3:32] and it's a fire chief, Dan Chavagay,
[3:35] Chief Chavagay said he has the resources
[3:38] to help Barricade, and we're also looking
[3:40] to every sources to monitor the runners.
[3:45] I'm here today asking if we could just close a couple rounds
[3:48] for another.
[3:51] Is this a school event or a PTO event?
[3:54] It's a PTO event for the school.
[3:57] So we actually was going to be here.
[3:58] He has a couple of kids playing sports.
[4:00] So it was meaningful to me to get.
[4:02] I think one thing we should check maybe
[4:04] is with the passive that we are covered.
[4:08] It's a talent road
[4:10] You know who's a vent insurance-wise if something happen. I'm sure it you do we do and
[4:17] Of course, yeah, we have the
[4:20] Certificate of insurance. We usually get to the district to make sure they're covered the school's covered
[4:24] So we need get my pre-vis we have yeah, well, is it?
[4:28] The PTO or the school
[4:31] Swant and PTO is it's own intensity right as we monitor our own fun
[4:35] We take our own field trips, we take our own coffee.
[4:39] But we 100% everything goes towards the school.
[4:43] Everything's fundraising in the school.
[4:44] It's contained to the school.
[4:47] Yeah, I just would like you folks to work with Brian to make sure
[4:51] everyone's happy and who's event and that there's some insurance.
[4:55] I mean, I think that should be good.
[4:57] This is a school event.
[4:58] So it's advertised in the school.
[5:00] Gashala and Jasser both a hundred percent behind this. It's being planned and run through the
[5:06] PTSD and I'm sorry insurance would be involved. Do you have separate insurance from the school? Yes.
[5:13] Okay, so you could provide that. So you have to get that certificate.
[5:17] Okay, so you get the certificate in the school. Yeah, yeah. Okay.
[5:23] If I have no light and order, then I'll notify and what kind of numbers is that are going to be put
[5:29] out before, so people are aware of this.
[5:32] So this is our first time asking.
[5:35] So no, I wanted to get permission before I notified
[5:37] any commores, but I was thinking a letter to the house,
[5:40] also mentioning it on Facebook, in front of the porch
[5:43] forum, and then if you guys have any recommendation
[5:46] for something else I should be doing,
[5:48] maybe happy to do that.
[5:49] Right, yeah.
[5:49] What are the flyer I can put it on.
[5:52] I would say I live, I'll go to everybody.
[5:54] I have one for the fun, right?
[5:56] I think $1,000 on everything.
[5:57] And the hours are closing.
[6:00] We're looking at closing from noon to one.
[6:02] So, no, I'm sorry, one to two.
[6:05] So, we're closing an hour.
[6:07] We only want an hour.
[6:08] We'll get the last one in and off the track.
[6:10] We'll make sure everybody's on to on the Real Trail.
[6:13] Upward to a five.
[6:15] Well, these community beds are very important, especially in this day.
[6:18] We can get people out.
[6:20] Do something other than looking at their phones.
[6:23] And AI.
[6:25] So I'll make a motion that we allow that road closer to that period of time, I'll provide it that the insurance is providing a copy, but I know you can do that so that's not to take it to you.
[6:39] And you have all the safety you've talked to the chief, both chiefs and everybody's on board, so I'll make that motion that we allow.
[6:49] most have been made in second. Is there any further discussion?
[6:55] No, that was a favor. Stay high.
[6:56] All right. Both. So, boo. Very good.
[7:00] Have a great event and thank you for your doing that.
[7:03] Yeah, for a thank you. I'm able to sign in because we need a big thank you.
[7:11] Under public comment, anything else that's not on the agenda for tonight?
[7:20] We've got a couple folks on the camera here, and that's what we're going to do, all right?
[7:27] On two lawn enforcement, so I'm going to please.
[7:31] Good evening, abstain, Clerk, aye, aye, nay, nay, aye, nay, nay, aye, nay, nay, nay, nay, nay, nay, nay, nay, nay.
[7:35] I'm doing great, how are you doing? You all going to copy. Yeah, I'm going to copy. Yeah, I'm going to copy. I'm going to copy. Yeah, I'm going to copy. Yeah, I'm going to copy. Yeah, I'm going to copy. Yeah, I'm going to copy. Yeah.
[7:42] All right, all right, you're, uh, statutory month. You had 1209 incidents, 66 traffic stops. Those resulted in 15 tickets and 64 warnings and we had one arrest for one person.
[7:54] you provided five and a half hours of additional service hours. You have any questions about any of that?
[8:01] A little floor or it's mud. If you're a moron, there's a lot of mud.
[8:06] I'm not aware of this, that's a massive amount of time.
[8:09] That's good, that's good, that's good time.
[8:12] That'd be, yeah.
[8:13] More than likely, see, like, probably a slight increase in, like, practice stuff.
[8:17] and it's like a piece and call volume as the summer lines down,
[8:20] which is usually kept up there with me, it's land.
[8:24] You could get back to school after changing things, so.
[8:29] One thing I mentioned on the event we've put in on the agenda
[8:32] to talk about is the LBRT parking area.
[8:36] Is that something new folks have discussed it all?
[8:39] Is that the department monitoring it?
[8:43] Yes, that, the LBRT, the parking area and the train these in.
[8:49] The signage for the parking area has helped, and we threw there all the time, especially
[8:56] on Robert Hood.
[8:57] We check it.
[8:59] The train museum desperately needs some kind of gate during its closing hours, because
[9:04] that we could monitor that 24 hours, seven days a week, try and dissuade people from being.
[9:10] It's like the perfect place for crime.
[9:15] It's dark.
[9:16] Thank you.
[9:16] Pop the beat pass.
[9:17] Not one on a chair.
[9:18] There's a port of party there now.
[9:21] So you can imagine what comes with an insecure port of party at that location.
[9:28] Last night it was a great example.
[9:29] We kicked some people out there that were very clearly using or about to use.
[9:34] So it would be great if we could close that.
[9:37] That's great feedback.
[9:38] That first time we heard that.
[9:40] So look at some type of fence in the negate.
[9:43] It gave me the awesome.
[9:44] but also so they can't drive around just to gate.
[9:48] Yes, you know, some stone or something, but that's very good.
[9:52] Thank you, you look.
[9:54] And yeah, I've always, we've got some issues going on up
[9:57] at the real trial park and to me with your traffic
[10:00] heading into your station and stuff, just, you know,
[10:04] so you know, how's it working, see if it's something
[10:07] that needs to look into a little bit.
[10:09] What was the, what's the, what's the bandwidth in there?
[10:12] It's taking that during the day, or was it?
[10:15] No, there's three young teenage male juveniles.
[10:23] They loaded up the portal app for the garbage in the tank.
[10:30] And we got the pictures, unfortunately,
[10:35] the chief said
[10:37] that they were not able to deposit because they identified it.
[10:40] Yeah, although we thought that they were involved in the incident at the central school,
[10:47] we were informed that the principal there, we knew they were there, but he said that
[10:53] the chief said that he's not able to tell them who they were.
[10:56] That's probably that's probably accurate.
[11:00] And they broke the hand sanitizer twice.
[11:03] They kicked the door in the porta potty.
[11:06] The porta potty is not what it's done now.
[11:08] That's why.
[11:09] Yeah, we were trying to, anyway, yeah, so it's gone now and then also the electrical outlet
[11:16] by the picnic pavilion, they have twice broken actually three times, I put the same
[11:23] one back on and they broke it off again and then bought another cover for the electrical
[11:27] outlet and they broke that off, I mean I just, you know, it's constant, yeah, so we do have
[11:34] cameras, although I noticed that in the last few days, some of the free branches should get
[11:46] trimmed in line with the cameras.
[11:51] But one of the cameras not wearing, so I have to get hold of them.
[11:57] Oh, we're monitoring everything, everything of the villages monitoring, we're monitoring
[12:01] You can see it too, is there a view of the point, look at that, look at that, you know what
[12:08] could happen, you have to make it look like it, that's set up, yeah, oh yeah, it's still
[12:13] a sort of a month, I know it's still a month, okay, we can watch the traffic jam, that's more
[12:19] or more like the bridge, that's right, yeah, that's not a work nice, okay, what anything else
[12:27] the police department
[12:32] easy on it tonight easy
[12:38] animal control page 20
[12:46] so DAL must mean dog gets wired
[12:55] actually they are slowed up
[13:01] and Jen is going to be out of service starting to thrive for our
[13:06] You can take complaints next week, but he can't live more than 10 pounds, but Ron is writing about him up, and he will assist him if he had to.
[13:24] 827 owned by Jason Jackman, one lefty.
[13:29] What does that mean?
[13:32] One left to lean.
[13:33] One left to lean.
[13:34] Okay.
[13:35] I'm not, I'm not familiar with it.
[13:37] It's all left to lean.
[13:38] It's the habitat humanity.
[13:40] Okay.
[13:41] Thank you.
[13:41] Thank you.
[13:44] All right.
[13:45] Anything else on animal control?
[13:48] All right.
[13:49] And we're going to move along.
[13:52] Highway vehicles are in good shape.
[13:55] The truck clutch.
[13:56] And like I mentioned last week.
[13:57] and is all repaired. The loader would return on Saturday.
[14:02] That has often run in. Chipper, the clutch has been replaced.
[14:06] We serviced and returned the villages Chipper, which we use during the storm,
[14:12] because the clutch on ours weren't bad.
[14:15] Still a couple roads to finish picking trees up, but pretty much done.
[14:19] They did someone come stalker earlier today.
[14:22] As I mentioned, vehicle repair. They do in some moan.
[14:27] They've been going on the roads that had been paved and putting the extra material on the shoulders and stuff as needed
[14:35] The one who introduced finger and he's doing quite well saw and worked within the afternoon putting in the post in the frame for the new sun
[14:46] And
[14:47] I'm going to start hauling sand here very soon, so I didn't ready for winter time
[14:55] Anything else?
[14:57] Just one comment.
[15:00] Over by maple fields, we're new up in the swamp, so I don't know who both they are, definitely in the
[15:07] cocktail club. They look the cocktails right in front of the swamp, because they were doing it
[15:12] with machines. So I don't know if the boys get saw by with the tremor and just knock them down.
[15:18] I'm sure they could, okay.
[15:25] And yeah, I'm trying to think what's wrong, they look too bad when I drove by, but just before
[15:31] before the balls go knock it down, or on all of them even on Route 7, on the back side,
[15:42] it needs to be, and we can knock it down a little bit, so yeah, we'll get it down, now we're going to clean that up.
[15:46] Last one needs to be done, but I assume they're going to be down there in my own, at some point,
[15:50] and when I do it, I'll do it with that.
[15:54] Okay.
[15:55] Expendagers.
[16:01] All of them are August 19th,
[16:04] 2026 to September 15, 2026,
[16:07] so we do not need to repeat the breaks unless you really want to.
[16:13] Intertain a motion to prove the general orders for under 80,000,
[16:16] 889 dollars in 26 cents.
[16:19] I'll make a motion to prove the General orders at $180,89 and 26 cents.
[16:26] Here is second.
[16:28] Ten.
[16:28] The motion has been made in second.
[16:32] Ten.
[16:32] Ten.
[16:34] Ten.
[16:34] Ten.
[16:35] Eight hundred.
[16:36] Ten.
[16:38] Ten.
[16:42] Ten.
[16:43] Ten.
[16:43] Ten.
[16:44] Ten.
[16:45] and 20.
[16:48] And he's just got an ungenerated.
[16:54] Here are none. All the papers today.
[16:56] Aye.
[16:57] So, the mooch.
[17:00] Is highway 6.
[17:01] Is 65.
[17:03] I have 65 one.
[17:06] Aye.
[17:06] That's the front sheet.
[17:08] Just 65.
[17:10] 65.
[17:12] Yeah.
[17:13] 65.
[17:14] 6.
[17:16] 6.
[17:16] $15.50?
[17:17] $16.50?
[17:20] Yes.
[17:20] $16.50.
[17:20] Any time, I motion to prove that I have orders at the amount of $65,613 and $14.40.
[17:28] Oh, move.
[17:28] Number 2.
[17:29] Thank you.
[17:31] Motion has been made in a second.
[17:33] Is there any discussion here
[17:40] and none?
[17:41] Oh, the fair is paid aye.
[17:44] Opposed.
[17:45] So I'll move library orders in the amount of $3,697.
[17:50] $60.64.
[17:53] I'll put the library order in that $697.64.
[17:58] Okay, second.
[18:00] I'll put it.
[18:01] It's at the board game though.
[18:04] All right, most of them.
[18:05] Yeah, yeah.
[18:07] What's been made in second?
[18:09] Any discussion?
[18:10] Uh, maintain it.
[18:13] What?
[18:13] What?
[18:13] I maintain it.
[18:15] Yeah.
[18:16] That's their contract.
[18:17] They have us as the company.
[18:18] Every three months.
[18:20] Yes, I'm all right.
[18:21] And that's the same thing that I did.
[18:25] And they do an instruction.
[18:28] To contract them with them.
[18:31] That's a yearly error.
[18:32] That's every corner.
[18:37] Again, this discussion.
[18:39] You're done.
[18:40] All the favors stay high.
[18:42] All right.
[18:43] All right.
[18:45] All right.
[18:46] All right.
[18:46] All right.
[18:46] All right.
[18:47] All right.
[18:47] I'm going to take the motion to a food that I
[18:51] and general payroll orders have $3,9,250 in 97 cents.
[18:57] Okay, second.
[18:58] Most of the main, seconded.
[19:01] Is there any discussion?
[19:04] Here and none.
[19:05] Oh, the favors, they dying.
[19:07] Hi.
[19:07] Hi.
[19:08] Both.
[19:10] So moved, library, payroll,
[19:14] maintain a motion.
[19:16] Make a motion to improve the library, payroll
[19:19] for the amount of 10,000.
[19:26] Yeah, let me down, send me $1.68.
[19:32] There we go.
[19:34] There we go.
[19:35] Most of them may as second.
[19:36] And further discussion.
[19:40] Here are not all the favorites.
[19:41] Stay high.
[19:42] All right.
[19:45] Or move.
[19:46] Special orders.
[19:47] Make a motion to approve the special orders at 20,000.
[19:53] $192.
[19:55] There's second.
[19:56] Second.
[19:57] Second.
[19:58] Second.
[19:58] Any discussion?
[20:08] ATC.
[20:09] Did they give us any paperwork or anything?
[20:11] We got in 4th Street.
[20:13] Looks like we got a bill for...
[20:14] Yeah, what did you want to do?
[20:15] What did it do?
[20:16] It did.
[20:17] Just a bill.
[20:18] But no report.
[20:19] No report.
[20:20] Okay.
[20:23] Any other discussion?
[20:26] Here it does.
[20:26] Oh, the favorite state I. I post the moves.
[20:34] Give me just a second.
[20:42] Lost it.
[20:54] You have the lead pain.
[20:58] That's the depot and that'll clear me up. Yeah. Yeah.
[21:03] Old town business update on the land swap. Okay, I am forwarding the letter.
[21:09] that explains the situation and there's to be somewhat of an impact between the school district and the school district and the school district and I'm not sure how this can be a quote.
[21:30] And, but I had my own ideas and what the project should happen, but I don't blame this
[21:43] around for, you know, once eventually he's developed that property and he wants a wider
[21:49] right away, and the school doesn't want to give him the right away to be wider, and that
[21:57] was mentioned back when the initial negotiations were going on about this deal.
[22:05] So I, when we got this letter between the schools of attorney and
[22:16] the, or I should
[22:19] just allow attorney, I guess, and so I, I'm not sure, it's apparently, I believe, it's
[22:27] Oh, it's the horn that causes that.
[22:39] I think we need to have a meeting of the three parties. I think the school is reluctant. They think it's too big, but a 50 foot right away is a typical right away in any development.
[22:52] Yeah, and then I don't know why we can't have sit down and have a discussion and see if we can come to agreement on that my personal feeling
[23:04] Yeah
[23:05] Yeah
[23:09] Where's an actual road
[23:12] I think we could have me, but I don't know no really need how all three parties. Yeah, maybe it could be just a down in the school
[23:22] Maybe that's the place to start, yeah, and I think Mr. Rau would be agreeable to all this as long as he had
[23:31] what his impression was that people were going to like his block
[23:35] that he couldn't prove at the end
[23:38] like quite about it makes the
[23:40] the schools role better
[23:43] It allows them to have it, yeah
[23:45] Full with road and good drainage if it's drainage in the future and in more cost and that is all right
[23:51] So, it's basically a quick addition to the piece of paper, yeah, it's on the plot plan.
[24:02] You know, I mean, they know what they are.
[24:04] There is a long forward, whatever we will be built here, we'll never have any kind of navigate impact on the school.
[24:11] I wouldn't think so.
[24:13] You want to see if we can meet on the school board, isn't it?
[24:16] Well, yeah, I guess we should because and get this over with because if you know if they're going to take their heels and then I think we should just
[24:25] We should walk away from the deal because we need to land for the camera. Correct. So all we just go and tell
[24:30] Right, we're going to make a swap between the town and us and the schools out of it
[24:38] You know, you can deal in the school or the school can deal with you because I ran both
[24:42] We'll meet him over Dernie's opinion, and why don't play it out?
[24:48] Yeah, that's one way of doing it.
[24:50] You know, because...
[24:51] You get this land off the town over here.
[24:55] And get the...
[24:56] Yeah.
[24:56] Who are situations?
[24:57] Yeah.
[24:58] Get the garage.
[24:59] Get the garage.
[25:04] So I'll call the school and see if I'm getting the idea.
[25:07] And I think that's...
[25:09] We should go to the border to someone else we can talk to.
[25:12] Yeah.
[25:13] But whatever way they think it's the way to get this, yeah, it's not going, and of course
[25:23] my luck I'm the change in my luck, yeah, well the mylar has been recorded, yeah, it's the other
[25:29] thing, it has to be changed, it's not like it could be, yeah, it revised mylar, yeah, yeah, I
[25:38] I mean, I don't think any of it is necessary, but hopefully we need to get some kind of
[25:44] perception from this group as well.
[25:48] Okay.
[25:48] Update on the discontinuation of old children wrote,
[25:51] really nothing new to report there with children waiting for something from the Montenegro
[25:57] to do that.
[26:00] Have we contacted them lately?
[26:03] About two weeks ago?
[26:05] Yeah.
[26:06] After the last meeting.
[26:07] So, that's it, follow it in.
[26:11] Where about deep bone?
[26:14] The railroad deep bone is, first of all,
[26:17] they all the testing was done.
[26:18] And that's all because the contract
[26:20] has started just three morning down there.
[26:23] They think they're about two weeks.
[26:25] So things are progressing there.
[26:29] Now, we still got to grant or application,
[26:32] or a little bit of dead blood on it.
[26:33] I think there was a deadline on that,
[26:36] but I'll try to resurrect it.
[26:42] But it's under way and that's what's going on.
[26:48] Yeah, because we really should consider the fence and the gate in the air, seriously.
[26:59] Yeah, instead of fence and what about landscape bullets?
[27:02] I don't know what kind of opinion it's a mole around, you know, you can put a dagger to
[27:09] type fan, you can do it, you know, something, and then put up a decent gate.
[27:16] We've got money to cover a bowlers, if we get them ourselves and put them in only, probably
[27:21] right, yeah, I'm too expensive, I would check on, I'll get a price on a gate, too.
[27:27] Yeah, I really like the pros and the key is because I feel like I could probably get the most linked out of it.
[27:34] Yeah, I think we need both. Yeah, okay.
[27:40] I skipped library and that was not intentional.
[27:45] On the library, the painting was done however.
[27:49] I met with Packer over there at 6.30 this morning and Christine and I checked it out.
[27:55] Abby had called and said she was not happy with the paint, and we went over and looked at it,
[28:04] and her degree, and Patrick was there, and he agreed, so he's going to look at his schedule
[28:09] and get in there probably on a Sunday and take care of the situation, and like he needs another
[28:15] coat or something, the white didn't cover well, so, and then there was one spot in what
[28:22] like it's touched at all, but he's aware of it.
[28:28] You're when he's going to get that schedule.
[28:31] Did you get the ceiling tiles done?
[28:33] Yes.
[28:34] Yeah, that was quite an issue because they set the fire alarm off in the process.
[28:39] Nice.
[28:41] Please, please, they didn't break a sprinkler.
[28:43] No.
[28:43] No.
[28:44] That would have been.
[28:45] We had to figure out how to fix an elevator.
[28:48] Yeah.
[28:48] The elevator was locked open down.
[28:51] that's what happened because of that because of the fire alarm. Yeah, if you've seen anything from
[28:57] Northern Basins. No, I haven't seen anything. Okay, either by. So I'll be pursuing that.
[29:05] You get to contract going with the left vision. I told the order of the lights and there's no change in the
[29:18] Yeah, he's going to get back to me as we're going to discuss, so he's going to check the library see what works for them.
[29:26] Oh, it was good to let go.
[29:28] Okay, speaking to that, we talking to 9,000.
[29:36] Do we pay for all that or do is a library pay for portion, and we just pay for the one that fell down.
[29:42] based on the MLU that was signed in Miami and the dots and we can ask for trustee to they have a
[29:52] We care about the two way
[29:55] Yeah, we need important the MLU with those certain things inside they're supposed to be taking care
[30:00] And one of them is lightened, but it is talk about us kicks in fixture, so there certainly was part of that light in that came down.
[30:11] So they should,
[30:15] you know, it's after the fact of us starting replacing all the lightened.
[30:21] But we should all be aware of what the MOU says that was signed before several of us were on the board.
[30:27] But we should definitely be aware that, and I think it's worth the discussion with them to see if they want to pony in and all toward that money.
[30:35] Well, what we don't have is what's going to be the final bill after the rebate.
[30:40] Yeah.
[30:41] So that's.
[30:42] And I don't know.
[30:45] I mean, because we started this process.
[30:48] It's kind of hard to go back.
[30:50] I mean, I don't want to have an end discussion with them.
[30:52] But I think maybe what we should do is look, we're going to go ahead and do this because we already started.
[30:57] But the next time, you think you should have been responsible for this and then, you know, in the future they'll know what they've got to do and what we've got to do because it's the first time this has really come up.
[31:09] Oh yeah, Becky's quite aware of what that MOLU says now. And because it's the same, at the end of the day, the same taxpayers.
[31:18] So, you know, just, you know, yeah, I'm all thinking about the sources of their money, but
[31:25] at the big point in trying to make this, we got to be aware of the MOU, yeah. That was
[31:30] a lot of time, went into that, and to help basically help them out by us taking on a certain
[31:37] of that, right, that funding, but we should be sticking by the MOU, or we should amend it.
[31:43] Okay.
[31:45] Yeah, we probably should only, don't want to, we should, but why there should go and some money.
[31:54] And when it comes to funding it, I feel like it would be the most fair to all parties involved.
[32:02] Yeah, I mean, they should, yeah, both of us, I think we get the work done.
[32:07] Get the rebate.
[32:09] Yeah.
[32:09] I mean, let me get some discussion with him.
[32:11] We're going to talk to him about getting some possible reimbursement.
[32:17] Precision lane update.
[32:20] Well, I was just made aware today that there
[32:25] was a quick claim deed sign, the parodin sign, my Vermont
[32:30] Precision tools, to quick claim
[32:33] that there was a precision lane that's sitting
[32:35] on to the town of Swanton.
[32:37] It was signed, sent back to the attorney, but never sent here to get recorded.
[32:45] So, Joe Kay Hill found that, and in the process of looking at it, he noticed the typo.
[32:51] So, he's there having the typo corrected.
[32:54] They're going to have a re-sign, and then they'll send it here to get recorded, and that should be the end of the issue.
[33:03] No storm water permit, that we know that's I did get that list today so I want to check
[33:11] on that and the just make sure but yeah okay good I'd be nice to have that because we
[33:22] are maintaining that rose cars blowing and we shouldn't unless the paperwork's done so
[33:28] Thank you. Update on on Dibo Street.
[33:32] Hello.
[33:35] So I think with one two or three was over at the part where we were going to work with the
[33:43] lawyer to go to court. So I have an affidavit. I just need to get it to Ryan so he can get
[33:53] the lawyer and then from there figure out if we're going to if this is something you want me to
[33:59] execute through superior core which I can or if we want the lawyer to handle it which
[34:06] we comes across so I think that's more things than I was came to board the guy thought
[34:12] with the like the lawyer to review my after David but if it's not necessary for the time to pay
[34:20] a lawyer for the other steps, then I would like to go that way if you guys are on a
[34:25] Korean. What's your goal?
[34:29] I would go to the court, I would go to Superior Court, and I would file a lawsuit on behalf
[34:36] of the town. It would end against them with my affidavin.
[34:43] So I don't know.
[34:44] Yeah, I don't know.
[34:45] It doesn't work or make it the best.
[34:47] No, it's not a jury trial.
[34:48] It's not.
[34:51] I don't have a real problem with you doing the steps that you feel comfortable.
[34:56] You can do it, but I think it should be with legal advice.
[35:00] That the lawyer says, yes, you can do it.
[35:03] That something she can do or the lawyer says.
[35:04] No, let me do it.
[35:06] That I should be doing it.
[35:07] You know, that's the way I'm going to see it is.
[35:10] So that's the next up, and I haven't taken any further action and written any further tickets just because the ones that have already been written are being paid.
[35:21] So that course, you know, I'm not really sure what the next step on that is.
[35:28] Because as a, unless I am writing them every single day, which have your digital hero with France Palma, you're not, you're just on a debt that's not going to go anywhere.
[35:39] Yeah, I think we're okay with that, I mean, yeah, okay, okay, so you are out of your
[35:46] affidated review, but yes, I'll get my affidated complete, I just needed a couple more
[35:52] dates on the tickets that the dates that I wrote the tickets, I'll get it to Brian
[35:58] Friday, have him send it to your council and ask what next steps he thinks should happen, what
[36:08] he wants to really take what stuff he wants to do as a big little castle.
[36:12] Now when the serve, the owner of the property, he's going to get served by somebody.
[36:22] Okay, that would be the sheriff.
[36:23] Well, our guys can do it.
[36:25] Of course.
[36:26] Yeah, our guys can do it.
[36:27] No, not me.
[36:28] Because I'm a party in it.
[36:32] But the sheriff's department was probably the best that.
[36:35] And I have had them serve another person, I don't believe we got a bill for that yet from the shares in our book.
[36:45] I'm not sure.
[36:48] Because the service depends on what the flat rate fee to it fee is, but every time that the deputy has to go back to serve, it occurs another fee.
[36:57] So it depends on how many times that individual has to go.
[37:00] And then mileage, so that's what you're looking at for service.
[37:08] Yeah, enough of this change over there.
[37:11] Same.
[37:14] Okay.
[37:15] Okay, keep it moving.
[37:17] All right.
[37:19] Up there you go on the road initiative.
[37:22] So in three sets, however, I sent letters to all the properties that were 150 feet of the
[37:28] public origin.
[37:30] And as I believe it, to be to my investigation.
[37:36] I have heard back from two properties, the stewards indicated that they were thankful for the notice.
[37:46] Went over, I got an email, went over, and put out all new bait stations and moved around the bait stations that they had, so they were pretty on top of it.
[37:54] The neighbor who is the inferred party of origin have the problem on pine tree has been putting out bait stations and moving them every four to five days
[38:10] Replacing the bait weekly and she states that she has seen no activity in the last four days
[38:19] I was assuming the debate.
[38:21] Not her debate.
[38:22] I'm not sure about other individuals' debates.
[38:25] I did reach out to the neighbor to see what's going on with the working man.
[38:36] I sent an email, so I'm waiting to see if I get our response for that.
[38:41] Just to see what their work and man are saying about the debate he's putting out.
[38:46] So the origin was dollar general right? Yes. And now things improved there. I saw a lot of
[38:53] construction trucks in the air, sidewalk, work and so on. I want to say that they fixed the
[38:58] sidewalk going rather building. They jack hammered and cleaned out the pad under the dumpster.
[39:05] And I've been assured that the dumpster will be kept gated and clean and no more garbage
[39:11] on the ground. The new manager who took over just prior to the refresh of the store, he's been
[39:20] very compliant. He's been helpful when I've asked questions given me the information that I
[39:27] wanted. He's done a really good job and he's trying to clean up from what prior entity
[39:32] manager's left. I did issue them and noticed about cleaning up the vegetation since it's
[39:39] corporation, sometimes that takes a while to happen, but they're now in the area where they're
[39:46] going to be getting ticketed, the Dollar General Corporation is going to be getting ticketed
[39:51] because they're not couldn't in compliance with the letter center. So I just wanted to let you
[39:59] guys know that. And then I think the only other thing I would suggest for the people who live
[40:08] and I have a fee as to make sure that the compliance is voluntary. I didn't make it an order.
[40:14] It's a voluntary compliance, but it's making sure that they're moving the paid weekly,
[40:19] like the location of it, and that they're changing it weekly, at least until I get another
[40:25] three weeks of not hearing about activity, then we can consider it squash.
[40:30] You went blind, baked, or? No. No, we haven't used the hand money, we probably.
[40:35] So, in conversation with the liaison for the Department of Health, he stated that even if I did a health order, the town is not responsible for paying for the extermination, and that I could even go as far as the neighborhood block to hire the same exterminator at their own cost.
[41:04] So I didn't go I didn't go that route and I wouldn't go that route.
[41:08] I think bait stations and bait as long as they're moving it and they're keeping on top of it
[41:12] it's going to be fine.
[41:14] If we haven't seen much activity in a week, I don't think it's starting to die down.
[41:21] Have any deceased rats shown up anywhere?
[41:26] So, I know that around the places that are deploying the rats, they have had deceased rats in their neighborhood,
[41:38] there was a questionable item on my front lawn.
[41:42] I live in a street over that might have been a baby rodent or might have even been a baby
[41:49] of possum.
[41:49] I did have a long tail.
[41:51] I couldn't make out what sort of animal it was because I had already started to disintegrate
[41:56] in the heat and sun, yeah.
[42:00] So, I can't say for certain that they had moved from pine tree to Liberty Street, but I kept
[42:12] If a rat can find food within 150 feet, they're not going to go further than that.
[42:19] So that's the smallest I felt comfortable with.
[42:22] We did, what did we look at? 500.
[42:25] And it was, it was basically, most of the liberty,
[42:31] how long it came out of? How long it came out of?
[42:33] How long it came out of? Down-brown.
[42:35] In King and we were like, okay, that's...
[42:37] I don't know, they're definitely going that far.
[42:39] Right, so no, no, no.
[42:41] No, no.
[42:41] Don't lose to stores.
[42:42] Yeah, I talk about shopping.
[42:44] Shaggy is like doing a singular thing with your spoon.
[42:48] So, and they haven't been over at the complex.
[42:54] Good, well, he's looking to go in good, isn't it?
[42:56] Yeah, so I'm gonna, I'm gonna monitor this.
[43:00] I'll give you another update.
[43:02] I'm a usual update and I'll give you another extra update.
[43:05] And all business following that.
[43:06] And then I think we can just continue.
[43:09] If you guys are fine with that.
[43:11] I'm fine.
[43:12] It sounds like we're making some progress.
[43:14] If there's a problem, we don't know about it.
[43:16] Well, I did say I'm a letter I sent out.
[43:19] If you have seen any activity, please notify me immediately.
[43:23] And I, that didn't hear from anyone.
[43:25] That they've seen it.
[43:25] It's just about complying with it.
[43:28] Or you've seen some disease, wrong?
[43:30] Do you let your stuff in?
[43:32] Yeah.
[43:33] Yeah.
[43:34] So I think we're getting that.
[43:36] All right.
[43:36] Well, thank you for your time.
[43:37] Anyway, I'll trigger it in a rodent issue.
[43:41] No, thank you, sir.
[43:44] I was one of why the rodent issue is a town's deal, now a village deal.
[43:51] It's Susie and her role takes care of everybody.
[43:57] It's just like zone in this building, does village in town zone,
[44:02] and so this position is for all of Swant and that's why.
[44:07] No, it's a great question, and that's why, yeah, thanks a lot, Suzie, for all that you're doing, Jason needs things.
[44:16] None of them are very funer and enjoyable, and they're doing a little smile, so that's, it's really nice.
[44:22] Thank you.
[44:24] All right, so I think I'll be R.T. Vanillas, unless people have anything else on that.
[44:29] The only thing I'd like to follow up with Nicole, when she gets back, is a price on a roll-up.
[44:36] steel door, because to me, we should look at putting one in and locking that place up after hours.
[44:45] In the board, you know, we can decide whether we want to spend money enough, but to me,
[44:49] I think having a port of potty there is the right thing to be doing if we can get it out of control.
[44:56] People try there and then get out of their cars.
[45:00] It's nice to have a place to go before they get on the bike and head away for several hours.
[45:12] New town business proposed new bench for the pedestrian bridge.
[45:30] And I've done some pricing for replacement bench, and actually it was a catalog that was delivered today here.
[45:38] And I've been closed the year packet.
[45:44] The bench that's marked in red.
[45:48] It's $799.
[45:52] It's aluminum. It's powdered coated.
[45:57] aluminum. The only concern is only waste 39 pounds, but we have to anchor us, chain it down,
[46:05] anyhow. So, and if you would like to, and it should fit in that spot, because it's,
[46:15] I measured in as well over six feet wide, so, and that's 71 inches long, so, but that's
[46:26] whatever your pleasure is.
[46:28] I think you bring up a good point.
[46:30] 39 pounds of aluminum versus the hand out 132 pounds
[46:34] being steel, aluminum if someone jumps on it.
[46:38] You can probably bend it easier than steel is 900.
[46:44] It's not that big of a difference.
[46:46] I think we get a lot more lasting.
[46:48] Yeah.
[46:49] That'd be my thumbs.
[46:50] I just soon pay the extra.
[46:53] And it probably got shipping involved with this.
[46:56] The more the white light, I have, you can do one of those.
[47:00] What kind of services are that going to be sent in on it?
[47:02] They're there.
[47:04] No, it's on the rear.
[47:06] It's going to be attached to the wooden deck.
[47:07] It is one there right now.
[47:09] You can put that.
[47:09] You can put some plates on it.
[47:11] And attach it right to the rear.
[47:13] Yeah, yeah.
[47:14] These probably have drilled holes.
[47:16] You know, can I get right down?
[47:18] Yeah.
[47:18] Yeah.
[47:18] You know, the baseball.
[47:19] That's the main thing to do.
[47:21] Sure.
[47:21] In that case, we have a couple of welders in ten.
[47:24] They're worth reaching up to MC, they can build one cheaper, more robust.
[47:30] Ooh, I don't know about that.
[47:33] You have Barney steel or anything?
[47:36] I have Barney steel or anything.
[47:36] I have Barney steel or anything.
[47:38] I have Barney steel or anything.
[47:40] Wow.
[47:41] I thought you could, you know, somebody could stand by and sit all the way down.
[47:44] I have to worry.
[47:44] But you're going to have a lot of labor.
[47:45] I don't think you would get into much cheaper.
[47:48] I'm trying to stand by and pay that.
[47:49] I don't care about it or whatever.
[47:51] Yeah.
[47:51] If it was $10,000 or $100 or $100,000.
[47:57] It's $300,000.
[47:59] $9.
[48:01] $9.
[48:01] $9.
[48:03] $4.
[48:03] $4.
[48:04] $4.
[48:06] $13.
[48:11] $3.
[48:12] $4.
[48:17] $4.
[48:17] $4.
[48:17] $4.
[48:17] $4.
[48:18] Yeah. Well, I'll make motion. Oh, well, I got something else. Okay. So that is the bench.
[48:27] Yeah. And then you notice also the outdoor metal receptacles and recycled.
[48:34] We have something similar to this at the bridge.
[48:38] Right now. Okay. We're just fine. Yeah. So at the depot, they also, they have just a plastic trash can there.
[48:45] and it's not very attractive and no, this is $700.99.
[48:55] What up, dude?
[48:56] Well, it's $18,000, so now it's a collection,
[48:59] because we're probably $222,000.
[49:02] I don't know, just in case.
[49:05] But it does make sense.
[49:07] You know, I spend no money moving that building.
[49:12] I do see activity around here.
[49:14] And push them to the end.
[49:15] Oh, yeah, there's a lot of people.
[49:16] Yeah, a lot of people.
[49:17] and use it to park and walk across the bridge and go up.
[49:21] You know, my rep can come back.
[49:23] And the area, you know, with the story telling,
[49:26] the explaining everything is, you know,
[49:29] the track people's attention, but I'm like,
[49:32] the plastic trash bin is not safe,
[49:35] you know, and it's right on the platform next to the building.
[49:39] So this is the talk of the guys and when it comes
[49:44] and, you know, located someplace
[49:46] and away from the building and it's metal, probably should maybe have it and do it
[49:52] with a little pad and then bolt it to the bed.
[49:58] 2500 up to. Yeah, I don't want shipping in
[50:01] the house for the two. And we hold off on the bench and I will talk to the welders
[50:05] tomorrow and see what they're. I just like keep the money local if we get. Well, if I can't do
[50:16] Okay, and
[50:18] Well, you do we prove up to 2500 and then wait to hear from you. Yeah, all the way
[50:25] This is about a higher
[50:29] Yep, I'll have a senior moment here
[50:32] We pair fun
[50:34] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll improve
[50:38] Well, I'll make a motion that we appropriate up to 2500 and you understand wrong if you come in and something less in the
[50:46] and that he would do the award, but it's over that.
[50:52] I'm talking to Michael, and that's you guys know.
[50:55] And that's for one trash can.
[50:57] One is right on air, and the end I bet it's at 90.
[51:00] Yeah, no, 85.
[51:02] And all second motion.
[51:04] OK, I'm also meeting the second, any discussion?
[51:07] My only discussion is when you have in the conversation,
[51:09] it gets the price to sandblast.
[51:12] Yeah, I've painted this well.
[51:16] Okay. Any other discussion? Here are none. I'll always in favor of state I.
[51:23] Aye. Aye. Opposed?
[51:25] The move. Report from the rail trail ambassador observation. That's on 22.
[51:39] And since then, the police
[51:42] And the village manager went out, I believe at least she's one of the officers, and the village manager went up for this site.
[51:50] And somebody wasn't back camping there, they were told they're not allowed to be camping.
[51:57] And they were moved on their way.
[52:03] They, you know, the observed drug usage of the parking area, that's, of course, that's an annoying thing.
[52:11] And now the sentence that I reported this to the town police was zero reaction.
[52:17] They traced where he called, he got hold of the state police dispatcher.
[52:22] So it was the call of his problems.
[52:25] Lawson.
[52:26] Yeah.
[52:26] No.
[52:28] No.
[52:28] No, when you come
[52:30] All the bill is police, oftentimes it goes to dispatch. They go to the central dispatch and say, oh, right. This went to the state police. Okay, but I know when I call, often it goes right to dispatch. So I don't know who they, if they call it the state police number. And they got the state police, but that's where it went.
[52:53] So that, I haven't noticed, I've given you a couple of times too, but I did, at the
[53:00] table, I have a certain sign there, or since your monitor on camera.
[53:04] No.
[53:10] What's that?
[53:11] I want to talk to the poor one.
[53:12] See, it escapes twenty-two, because the people know that being lost, first thing you do,
[53:16] if you're really going to do something that is, is take care of the camera, you know?
[53:22] So the other thing I think we should consider is, for a couple hundred dollars,
[53:27] is getting a couple of trail cameras and hiding them in the trees.
[53:32] But I don't know.
[53:34] We could put signs up.
[53:35] I don't know.
[53:36] I guess I don't know if it's not happened 24 hours a day,
[53:41] but you know, it doesn't happen once in a while.
[53:43] I don't know if we can, you know, get a better monitor.
[53:44] It seems to me that's sort of the best we can do.
[53:47] I hate to look.
[53:48] I hate to look.
[53:48] I hate to see a lot of people using the parking lot.
[53:51] I don't know if I can stop all, you know.
[53:53] And the camera is there. You can see every angle of that whole part. Yeah, the parking lot, the buildings everything except you can get behind
[54:02] like a port of poverty because it's not one of them. Right, we're going to have it if it's 100%. Right, at least we got something that's working.
[54:10] We're going to be on over there. I mean, I mean, you know, you want to destroy it by being a part of it. It's not like there's going to be a Robert Bain.
[54:16] The site is inside. The kids are going to do drugs and they know cameras. They're probably going to find another spot to do it.
[54:22] This site is monitored 24-7.
[54:25] Yeah. Something like that.
[54:25] Yep. No one can just say it.
[54:27] Yeah. This site is monitored.
[54:29] Put it like one at the beginning and one over by the port of body or whatever.
[54:36] He has to take that as a taxpayer to get a couple of signs.
[54:40] We're talking right about getting a couple of times.
[54:44] Yep. I think it's, you know, just right.
[54:46] I mean, we get charged on to the designing velocity.
[54:51] Okay.
[55:04] very low grant. Yeah, when you got a grant agreement,
[55:18] the amount of 73,500 dollars,
[55:26] we have to the award and date is 1231 and 2028.
[55:37] 73 fine? Yes. And that's where the construction, right? Yeah. So what I need to do is
[55:45] come back to you guys with a plan on funding that project because we need to go out,
[55:52] probably in the number time frame and get bits to be ready to do it in the spring.
[55:58] I drove that road the other day and pop my head over looking at that cold burden
[56:08] It's like a skeleton in there that's so many holes in the way it's folded out, but what's that?
[56:15] We looked into this before and we talked about, you know, a loan possibly for few years.
[56:21] And yeah, because it's a ridiculous amount of money for a road that has no houses on it around $700,000.
[56:33] I mean, there's some other thing about, of course, the quarters just ended.
[56:38] It won't end up saying this at the end of September.
[56:39] Right.
[56:40] I'm sorry.
[56:41] I don't know, we'll get some idea of what we're going to be doing.
[56:45] We'll get some payback, you know, out of that funding.
[56:50] You know, right.
[56:51] A lot funding.
[56:52] Yeah, right, get to go into some room paying it out of that.
[56:58] But that's a project that's got to get done, and it's, you know, all we got was 70 feet down.
[57:03] That's all they had left.
[57:05] Came back because we got the other money from them, where we were on the list, they said,
[57:12] this is all we got left, you want it or not?
[57:14] So, that's for this year.
[57:18] We got that award in 26 or 27.
[57:22] fiscal year 20. So they're in fiscal year 20. Okay, so we can't. Oh, I can't. No, no, half of a week of 28.
[57:33] I don't want to take it. We've got the number to go through the actual year. No, no, no, no, no.
[57:40] We've talked about it. We've already got and I don't have the numbers in front of me, but let's just say we already have both to 200,000.
[57:45] out this would make 270 and we can take some out of payment like we were going to this year
[57:52] but we moved it back to our payment so yeah we'll get the numbers and figure out how much
[57:56] you know and with highway we've done it before we can we can take out a loan for a couple
[58:01] years but we put some extra money into the capital reserve yeah yeah this is the capital
[58:08] So, you know, we can look at some of that too.
[58:11] I'm holding this for sure, I'm going to...
[58:15] I'm going to, sorry about that, I'm going to throw out.
[58:22] We possibly borrow some money from the money we put aside for the record building
[58:27] because the construction of that is not going to take place in 2027.
[58:33] So, whether we borrow some of that, like a payment and it's no interest.
[58:37] Yeah, we can get cool like it in within 150,000 that makes that yeah, and it's not going to
[58:44] They wouldn't slow down the process of the velvet because we're going to do the design first
[58:48] But there's things for us to look at so we'll talk about it more
[58:53] Mocha
[58:54] Okay
[58:55] Back in April, I believe it was the 21st of April
[59:00] Bolshevik inspector came and expected this building as well as the highway department and the
[59:09] wreck department and the library. Overall, we did pretty well. We knew that this was the
[59:17] first time ever that we were ever checked by Bolshevik.
[59:22] And we got the report finally.
[59:25] a little concern because it took so long to get it. We just got it official. The official
[59:30] copy came to the number nine. And so they found some situation I forwarded this to you.
[59:41] I've also talked with the gentleman from the insurance company who was here.
[59:54] He was for the
[59:56] thing they found was an extension cord.
[1:00:00] In the utility room of the library, in that they assessed a $4,256 dollar fine court.
[1:00:08] It was immediately corrected the next morning.
[1:00:11] I had the electrician, and they put in the plug to do away with the extension court.
[1:00:17] And then, there was some other, other than serious violations,
[1:00:23] It was basically paper work that we didn't know we didn't have any injuries for a year.
[1:00:28] We still need a pilot for it and shows all of zero.
[1:00:32] There wasn't done.
[1:00:35] And then the other thing is both at the Highway Garage and the wreck department.
[1:00:42] And we need the required safety data sheets for each has it is chemical and the cell
[1:00:52] that they are accessible each workshop to employees, etc., our data sheets were very outdated.
[1:01:00] And so the fine for that was 796 dollars.
[1:01:05] we are working Christina work today on this work with Kevin to bring those up to date and also
[1:01:16] you went over to Brett and found out what the group.
[1:01:20] Yeah, I'll take care of both of them.
[1:01:22] I didn't know what they had over there for.
[1:01:26] Absolutely.
[1:01:26] But it's got all the same thing.
[1:01:29] That's all they have.
[1:01:30] Pay me.
[1:01:31] If it's in its container, it has a label on it.
[1:01:34] And that's okay, that's a separate requirement, that's interesting.
[1:01:37] But we ordered them a binder and a rack to hold it, that we'll have to put where it's visible and then they'll be in the plant.
[1:01:44] In my understanding, they've changed the name of the sheet.
[1:01:47] So it's not even if you have an MSDS for the product, it's a symbiotic.
[1:01:52] MSDS funder from the A, right?
[1:01:55] So yeah, it's just the SDS.
[1:01:57] Yeah.
[1:01:58] I don't give you no time to correct it.
[1:02:01] We get 20 days to correct.
[1:02:04] Okay, so we won't get those five.
[1:02:05] Oh no, yes.
[1:02:06] We get the phone.
[1:02:07] Oh, that's what I mean.
[1:02:09] You can get a reduced phone.
[1:02:12] There's two options here.
[1:02:15] You can get a reduced phone.
[1:02:16] One is to get the work safe people in Zander.
[1:02:20] He's the gentleman.
[1:02:21] The expert for safety says do not get them in here.
[1:02:25] That's a good one.
[1:02:28] And so he said just pay the fine.
[1:02:31] get the corrections done and go forward.
[1:02:34] The same way, the New York OSHA worked over there when I was over in New York, they
[1:02:40] find you and they find you big because they want you to be talking to other garages and
[1:02:46] stuff and tell how much you pay so that you'll get your stuff together without them coming
[1:02:51] They have said that these were very low fines compared to what other municipalities got.
[1:02:56] Yeah, we actually didn't pretty well.
[1:02:57] Kind of.
[1:02:59] Yeah.
[1:02:59] And you would hope power, you know, and you know, I was not, you know, I just, I just, the
[1:03:07] lay and take, yeah, they also did the village about the same time, so but they hadn't
[1:03:12] gotten their report, yeah. And so I, you know, they made out, but they were the operation
[1:03:19] to more than five. Yeah, yeah, you know. So, what I'm looking for is the approval to go ahead
[1:03:26] and pay the fine.
[1:03:28] We don't have any.
[1:03:29] You have no choice.
[1:03:31] Now, if I can get it with all down,
[1:03:33] I will make that a camp, but I would say at this point,
[1:03:37] I'm looking for approval to pay the full fine of the total.
[1:03:42] My question is, why are we paying the livers?
[1:03:47] My extension cord is not ours.
[1:03:49] Running the stud pump.
[1:03:51] That was running the basements from under drain pump.
[1:03:56] I don't even come back to that place. We can do the same tax per year. Okay, if it's running and if it's running that system, that was a problem.
[1:04:04] It was a problem with a historical back and that was that new system that was going in itself.
[1:04:11] And, you know, I rarely go into that room and...
[1:04:16] Well, Zendor was surprised because he had just inspected that.
[1:04:18] Right, he'd been in there.
[1:04:20] Oh my god, that's bad.
[1:04:22] I'm good.
[1:04:24] Motion for buying the pay the fines.
[1:04:27] Oh my god.
[1:04:29] What's that?
[1:04:35] Looking for the poll over here.
[1:04:41] You're going to love the government.
[1:04:43] Okay.
[1:04:46] $5,502.
[1:04:48] Oh, make motion pay the fines.
[1:04:49] $5,502.
[1:04:51] I'll second motion.
[1:04:52] It's been made in second, and for the discussion, and the only thing is, Brian, you stated,
[1:04:59] you're working to get them reduced.
[1:05:00] Yeah.
[1:05:01] There's actually, the Xander pointed out, and they do have a form in there, or a small
[1:05:06] employer.
[1:05:07] We don't have that many employees.
[1:05:08] And also, you know, it was not that critical.
[1:05:13] We didn't have that many violation of the cell, but we're going to see where you're going
[1:05:17] to get the money from.
[1:05:19] I think.
[1:05:25] Well, I always be out of there with their miscellaneous, and then the other would be paid out of general points, and we
[1:05:36] have a little bit of any other discussion.
[1:05:40] All those favors, day-dye, eye, pose, go move, come on, so on and up there.
[1:05:48] Okay, we got the sign.
[1:05:53] Uh, the kids were having the evening.
[1:05:58] I think what was going to be looking like right here.
[1:06:04] I think the concrete gun was up here.
[1:06:09] And he's going to coordinate with the gun.
[1:06:11] This is going to may have to read for him like I heard the other because the ground is close to me down and in order to keep the steel poles for the region.
[1:06:22] All those who were number-boarded sign, not just the single double painted.
[1:06:29] We can be in a walk along where the life of the sign is stronger.
[1:06:35] I believe the final cost he had on here was 81.25 and
[1:06:47] that would not include the pudding or the individual
[1:06:53] panels which were supposed to get from the doses. And the crisis was sitting here for double
[1:07:01] double-sided double-sided double panel.
[1:07:08] Okay, sign card double-sided 7650 SY-81-25.
[1:07:13] Well, that one should be the Robinhood one. Which one?
[1:07:17] So, it's 15 and 81-25 for the... Yeah, only when it's the answer to that.
[1:07:23] Yeah. So, Robinhood go out at double-sided because it's 90 degrees to the road.
[1:07:34] We don't know how much the concrete is going to cost you.
[1:07:37] That we don't know, yeah.
[1:07:39] Yeah, I don't.
[1:07:42] Did he give us a, what he thought was needed for, uh,
[1:07:48] Footens?
[1:07:49] Well, those will be just standard ones on this one.
[1:07:53] The one down on 78 and bad beers.
[1:07:56] You're going to have to probably come out of the ground higher.
[1:08:00] Right, but at least I think like 60 in to the visit.
[1:08:04] He's got his design and he'll work with the contract to do what he does
[1:08:11] This is going to take the thought of the right something like that
[1:08:15] And then he has the
[1:08:19] We call it a date for these
[1:08:23] So that's a bowl of holes and everything come in
[1:08:26] But they'll coordinate that together
[1:08:28] Right no, I just now I see it shows 18 in the camera
[1:08:31] I mean that, we just did 12-inch
[1:08:35] sauna tubes and for the new sign in here, I just curious how deep and what they were looking at.
[1:08:42] Oh, that's good.
[1:08:43] Well, the price for the concrete sounds like it's going to be fairly substantial.
[1:08:47] So I'm going to say so because they're going to probably be at least four or five, maybe six.
[1:08:51] They're going to be down. You want that beer down, right?
[1:08:56] So we approved this tonight or do we get the concrete cost and know what our total
[1:09:00] It doesn't cost me.
[1:09:02] I'd like to see the concrete taskers.
[1:09:04] Yeah, we should get the concrete task.
[1:09:09] But if the concrete task is a lot,
[1:09:12] you're going to back out of the deal.
[1:09:16] Oh, super.
[1:09:19] It really depends on
[1:09:23] how expensive it is.
[1:09:27] Well, it's going to be expensive to the concrete.
[1:09:29] It's not cheap.
[1:09:29] Nothing is anymore.
[1:09:31] So we want to get the signs up.
[1:09:34] We do have that money in the economic development fund.
[1:09:37] And it seems like a highly appropriate place to use it and doing it right.
[1:09:46] I mean the good news is if we were to prove this and the first meeting in October,
[1:09:51] he'd probably get to the signs while there's still halfway decent.
[1:09:55] This is concrete foot and so they can pour it in early November and throw some blankets over it and we'll be fine.
[1:10:05] Yeah, I'd like to get this one at least starting at the boat and I'd like to, you know,
[1:10:11] gave you design, not going to start, but I'll say get a motion from the board to the way I'm doing.
[1:10:17] But that means we're going to make the concrete tiles.
[1:10:25] It's not going to be cheap.
[1:10:29] So what's not cheap means 5,000, 10,000?
[1:10:34] I don't think it'd be over 5,000.
[1:10:41] be shocked if it was. Can I make a motion for five per?
[1:10:46] For the concrete.
[1:10:51] Yeah, you can.
[1:10:52] You know, I mean, I don't know what I mean.
[1:10:54] I don't know.
[1:10:55] Now,
[1:11:01] the robin was once.
[1:11:02] You haven't got anything from the state.
[1:11:05] No, I told him he was out of the office today.
[1:11:10] And I went looking on their website,
[1:11:12] because he said that the stuff was on the state
[1:11:14] as on their website.
[1:11:15] I couldn't find any of that.
[1:11:17] Well, actually, there's somebody a little tricky to get for Wayne's there.
[1:11:23] So where's the set of all of you?
[1:11:25] They got how more than a fifty-foot right away, yeah.
[1:11:28] Wayne more.
[1:11:30] They must have.
[1:11:36] He's going to get an idea where that right away is.
[1:11:40] So it's just a two million highly easy to do, but it's coming in.
[1:11:44] Well, he said they've widened that three times because he knows it in the last.
[1:11:56] I like to have the information on the right away in the concrete cost, that's just me.
[1:12:03] Okay, I do support taking it out of that.
[1:12:08] That's fun though when we get these two pieces.
[1:12:11] I think we could have this awkward, but next week.
[1:12:17] Thank you. Any else, sir?
[1:12:19] No, that's it. I don't know how to make it out with the other side.
[1:12:26] It's going to hopefully get something done just here, but that was a very successful.
[1:12:31] From the wayfinding?
[1:12:32] The wayfinding, yeah.
[1:12:33] I thought we'd prove go that, right?
[1:12:36] Yeah, but I don't know where they are.
[1:12:37] Or there are bars making them in the installing.
[1:12:41] Okay.
[1:12:43] Thanks for being in the agenda items.
[1:12:44] No one helped and saved the appeal here.
[1:12:46] Yeah,
[1:12:50] she had issued a health and safety order to a landlord and they fired an attorney to
[1:13:02] appeal that during his health by this board and it was originally scheduled for tonight
[1:13:09] because within the window it has to be done, however the attorney asked or a continuance
[1:13:15] because he's tied up tonight.
[1:13:18] So I granted that to the six to R2 off the first meeting
[1:13:22] on the shoulder and he's okay with that.
[1:13:25] What I talked to Brian about is, do we need to have an appeal?
[1:13:29] Or do we say, we are okay with then just following
[1:13:33] what the fireman shall vote out.
[1:13:35] That fireman shall report was extensive.
[1:13:40] I don't even know if we need to go through the appeal.
[1:13:43] And I don't know if that's a conversation that Brian has with that attorney and if he says
[1:13:49] he's in agreement with that, we just send a letter saying we will nullify her report as long
[1:13:56] as they go by with the fire mushroom. I mean that they talk in all kinds of work that needs
[1:14:00] to be done and inspection after and everything and that fire exceeds anything anything we wrote
[1:14:06] up. I may be wrong, but before coming to the end meal, I sent it to you. Yeah, they had
[1:14:16] plumber, they had all this work for plumber, there's an electrician, and that's before
[1:14:20] it could be up. That's what I read. Yeah, because I think part of what's a lawyer is saying
[1:14:25] I don't even know if they're going to keep the place, you know, because they, you talk a little bit.
[1:14:30] Yeah, a lot of them.
[1:14:35] The owner of the agreement was to do the fire.
[1:14:40] Well, I don't know.
[1:14:42] That's, I don't know.
[1:14:43] I don't know.
[1:14:44] I don't know.
[1:14:44] I mean, they have a choice to sell as is.
[1:14:48] Yeah.
[1:14:49] And no one occupies it.
[1:14:50] Fix it before someone occupies it.
[1:14:52] But they fix it and they do what the fireman is.
[1:14:55] I mean, they get this long list of...
[1:14:57] Yeah, I don't know, the way I manage it.
[1:15:00] You know, it's kind of like a family, if you would have believed. What's going on there? And I really feel, you know, if they're going to follow up with the fire inspector's report and we're going to do that.
[1:15:15] Can we, can we release asking that and then the lawyer, their lawyer?
[1:15:21] Yeah, I'm going to say we're willing to drop her report based on the extensive
[1:15:28] Environmental report and then there's no need for the field
[1:15:32] Yeah, that's maybe he can see who's date.
[1:15:37] I see a little reluctance, but no, no
[1:15:40] I just think we probably should have it. You should have it not a full conversation with a conversation with Susie
[1:15:47] Yeah, yeah, I agree
[1:15:49] I don't know, it sounds like even if we don't take any action, they can't go in there and get like
[1:15:56] correct though, think we picked up. Right. Well, that's yeah, under the state law, right? Yeah,
[1:16:02] so they continue to be right. Well, yeah, I got a fix. Yeah, I think what we need to do though is that
[1:16:09] appeal, that whatever we got, should probably go to our lawyer because it basically sites several
[1:16:14] things in our ordinance. Yeah, we can't. And I said here if they come in for the PL, we're
[1:16:21] not going to be able to act like that. No, you're right. I forgot about that, but you
[1:16:25] are ready to go because that's something I wanted to get checked on because he said he
[1:16:30] was saying that we didn't have that authority in the statutes to do what we're doing or
[1:16:34] one of them. Well, but we've our attorney has the statutes. He never brought that off. Wow,
[1:16:42] He should look at that field, he should, and see what his attention is on that.
[1:16:49] If we need to change something, then we'll just change it, you know, to be in compliance with
[1:16:53] the state's attitude, because we can't have more authority than him, can we, unless we get
[1:16:58] a charter?
[1:16:59] That's it.
[1:17:00] That's all right.
[1:17:02] But, when I was fashioning it after saying all, but it was checking to make sure it wasn't
[1:17:08] when they sighted the statue in a particular area, I went back and while I was in their charter
[1:17:13] so I'm not going to take that, just so, but you know, somebody makes a little buy, but
[1:17:20] so I can talk with Susie.
[1:17:24] I guess I need to do that first and then you can talk to the lawyer
[1:17:30] Susie and I think she'll be okay, maybe well and then the other thing is to get that letter from
[1:17:36] lawyer. Yeah, get the app for David.
[1:17:38] Appeal.
[1:17:39] Appeal.
[1:17:40] Get that the Ryan.
[1:17:41] Just take a look.
[1:17:43] You might say it's all just smoking.
[1:17:45] You might say, hey, no.
[1:17:47] You really probably ought to change the thing or two.
[1:17:51] Maybe so.
[1:17:51] It's great.
[1:17:55] All right.
[1:17:57] Anything more on that?
[1:17:59] I would like the next agenda item.
[1:18:01] I would like the rest committee.
[1:18:04] If they're ready to come in and talk about
[1:18:07] next steps for the record building.
[1:18:10] We have a meeting on the 21st Monday.
[1:18:14] Okay, we'll be on our list.
[1:18:16] If any of you want for me before then, get me all in.
[1:18:20] I think you got everything?
[1:18:21] Okay.
[1:18:22] We're going to discuss.
[1:18:25] Doing these things on fit and help the passengers pass as well.
[1:18:29] Also the van is ready to be picked out.
[1:18:34] It should show everything.
[1:18:35] But I sent the invoice to the wreck chair and saying, we need to check for their portion and be able to breath.
[1:18:45] And I haven't gotten it yet.
[1:18:46] Someone else.
[1:18:47] Yeah.
[1:18:48] My wife had a loss.
[1:18:49] Yeah, I know.
[1:18:50] But I talked to John.
[1:18:51] Yeah, he said, that's...
[1:18:54] They're still open.
[1:18:56] They had what?
[1:18:58] John, my wife's life passed away.
[1:19:00] Hold.
[1:19:00] I'm sorry, you hear that?
[1:19:03] I'm sorry.
[1:19:06] I'm sorry.
[1:19:07] So anyway, that's okay.
[1:19:10] I think we're waiting for there.
[1:19:13] Policy for review.
[1:19:15] Winter maintenance, we've changed last year.
[1:19:16] It's the same way it's going to be an injection to that.
[1:19:19] We don't need to talk about that.
[1:19:20] We're probably still waiting on the other one, right?
[1:19:23] From the fire tube?
[1:19:25] Okay.
[1:19:27] Of course, fondant?
[1:19:28] No, didn't have any.
[1:19:29] Did we get a letter, the guy in the parking? Was that meeting last week? The parking
[1:19:36] out on the road to me? Yeah, that was last week. Yeah, it was 478. So, they didn't. I haven't
[1:19:42] gotten any follow-up by Mr. Beating. So I don't know what went on. Okay, I will send you
[1:19:48] what I got. Okay. And it really came today. Public comment. Anybody? Hello?
[1:19:58] anything? Yeah, this part is for other public comment that if it's something that we feel
[1:20:07] needs to go to the next meeting so that people can be involved we would state that but you're
[1:20:11] certainly welcome if you got something you want to put out. I'm just wondering what this status
[1:20:14] was on the annexation of Tom property by the village, probably the proposed development behind
[1:20:26] I'm not aware of any development review board.
[1:20:32] The only thing that I can say is the village managers are contacted me and want no
[1:20:37] lots of my manics that I take to lead and write it and I said no.
[1:20:42] And I explained to them what the process is, it's a charter check and turning right, and
[1:20:48] they have to descend it to the legislature.
[1:20:50] And there's no sense in this point because the current members of the left side are all up for reelection.
[1:20:59] So the lead counts of who does the drafting.
[1:21:01] It's not going to take anything now to be done until after the election.
[1:21:07] So I'm not, so they're there.
[1:21:09] But there's been no formal steps taken to the annexation.
[1:21:15] No, no.
[1:21:16] This is for the road.
[1:21:17] and try to get it from another whole problem behind the hand.
[1:21:22] The whole is developed behind the hand and the rope.
[1:21:27] Who is the author of the rope?
[1:21:29] It's just to do the rope, right?
[1:21:31] So the rope would all belong to the village.
[1:21:33] Well, that whole property would go into the village.
[1:21:35] So a whole lot.
[1:21:36] Okay, but not village ownership.
[1:21:41] Even in the village, right?
[1:21:43] No, it would be in the village.
[1:21:45] So, they can collect the time.
[1:21:48] You're going to increase the perimeter of the village.
[1:21:52] Not in X the property.
[1:21:55] Don't you?
[1:21:59] Just in the property, we'll be in the village one.
[1:22:04] Extended in the village one, it's not in X in the property.
[1:22:07] Well, it's called an annexation.
[1:22:09] Is it an annexation from the town?
[1:22:11] Yeah, from the town.
[1:22:12] No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[1:22:13] Okay, I want to shift that.
[1:22:14] Yeah, okay.
[1:22:15] Okay, so there is a process.
[1:22:19] And they just did it.
[1:22:21] Of course, we're a new election building
[1:22:22] to be in constructed.
[1:22:23] That was done.
[1:22:26] And it's easier to do what there's no,
[1:22:28] where there are no people.
[1:22:30] When there's no residence living, in the impact of error, it's very easy to do. I mean, if we heard any more about the development itself, he has not come into the D.R.D. We're just trying to keep our head on public.
[1:22:44] We live on wheel around. No, we have a feeling that when this thing is built, it's going to affect us.
[1:22:52] That's all going to have to go through the DRD, and they have to have their engineers come in when everything is going to go through that, and that will all be warned in the meeting of the DRD.
[1:23:08] This is not going to happen overnight.
[1:23:10] The annexation.
[1:23:11] That's why I want to point out about what?
[1:23:13] No, that's good.
[1:23:14] It's a great question.
[1:23:15] And the annexation colleague in half is by next spring, but the actual project of your
[1:23:22] probability of three to five, about three to four years.
[1:23:25] Because there's a, there's a, there's a lot of infrastructure infrastructure.
[1:23:29] That's a little bit.
[1:23:30] And, you know, training issues is certainly a concern.
[1:23:33] That world's going to be wind.
[1:23:35] Yeah.
[1:23:38] So that's, you know, it's a, it's a, it's a,
[1:23:43] So once they annexed, and he has the road, he's not going to put the road in right off.
[1:23:53] I listened to the impression he was, because they needed to get equipment out.
[1:23:58] Well, he could use the road with the land.
[1:24:05] And then, but to actually go into the phone's development, that's where the engineer has the design or another other roads.
[1:24:14] They're going to go into that, you know, this is quite shriek.
[1:24:20] That's, again, all part of the engineering process.
[1:24:31] So it's part of that kind of being like, yeah, yeah, that's the best thing for that. Right, I mean, that's an old rail bed, right? Right. So that's strong enough to use it for a quimum, but they're still, again, the whole process of widening it.
[1:24:55] Yeah, I mean, they've got to come in with a whole detail plan to get approval to do that and all the right permits and stuff, so that's quite a ways away. Again, like you say, there's going to be public meetings and people get to look at all the documents come in and say, this is what we think needs to be done to protect, you know, where we are and that sort of thing. So I think we're quite a way away from that.
[1:25:17] And you have that, and it's happening to take, you know, these concerns, those concerns.
[1:25:21] That's, and you're absolutely shouldn't you.
[1:25:24] We're right now, you know, especially something of that magnitude.
[1:25:27] Yeah, it will take, in addition to a time and planning, but a big investment on the part of the development.
[1:25:34] Right.
[1:25:35] A big investment.
[1:25:37] So, stay tuned.
[1:25:40] All right.
[1:25:41] So we're somewhere in the island, between Canada and Spring Street, and
[1:25:47] don't down the one way sign.
[1:25:51] I saw it today when I came home somewhere.
[1:25:54] I don't feel like it's going to be a good idea.
[1:25:56] I don't feel like it's going to be a good idea.
[1:25:57] Okay.
[1:25:59] Can't, can't, can't, I'm spraying out.
[1:26:01] But you're very possible somebody drove over there.
[1:26:05] Yeah.
[1:26:06] Anything else?
[1:26:07] No.
[1:26:08] No.
[1:26:08] All right.
[1:26:08] That's good. Thank you.
[1:26:11] They're welcome.
[1:26:12] And if you have any questions, you can always call our husband and his trainer.
[1:26:15] She's here five days a week.
[1:26:17] And she can tell you if there's anything that's coming about it.
[1:26:22] I'll come in a minute.
[1:26:24] There's...
[1:26:25] There's just an opportunity to board the next week.
[1:26:29] I will be on vacation.
[1:26:32] And probably, I haven't decided yet.
[1:26:34] I'll come back on the following Monday or the following Tuesday.
[1:26:41] Okay, I'll come to the vents.
[1:26:43] There's a September 24, 2026 DRB, 6pm, Tuesday, October 6, regular select board meet and 6pm.
[1:26:52] And Thursday, October 15, taxes are due.
[1:26:57] 10 months after the fiscal year is passed.
[1:27:01] Executive session for contracts and a team motion.
[1:27:09] We find that we enter a executive session for the SWAT Board to receive confidential
[1:27:15] personal information for which premature disorders of it to the general public, which
[1:27:21] could only place the SWAT Board and other sets of sort of a substantial disadvantment.
[1:27:26] And I just, instead of personnel, that's just a big time to contract.
[1:27:32] There are a second.
[1:27:35] Motion made in second.
[1:27:36] I'll lose the favorite state I.
[1:27:39] Hi.
[1:27:39] I'll hold that base on our just main findings.
[1:27:43] That premature and the closer one plays a sweat more than the other.
[1:27:47] But substantial disadvantage.
[1:27:49] We enter the executive section.
[1:27:51] There's second.
[1:27:51] Second.
[1:27:53] All the favorite state I pose.
[1:27:56] So move.
[1:27:57] All right.