[0:00] Those

[0:03] [clears throat]

[0:09] people are here.

[0:43] it is.

[0:44] >> I'll put that one on. Thank you.

[0:45] >> Thank you.

[0:53] » [laughter]

[0:54] >> No problem.

[0:58] » And you you can turn the thing in the

[1:00] back and it'll make it so you don't have

[1:01] to be so close to it. It picks you up at

[1:03] a different distance. [cough]

[1:06] [clears throat]

[1:18] A public hearing will be held by the

[1:20] town of Sullivan Planning Board on March

[1:23] 3rd, 2026 at 6:45 p.m. at the town of

[1:27] Sullivan, 7507 Lakeport Road at Nango,

[1:30] New York 1337

[1:32] to consider the application of Brent and

[1:35] Melissa Buno for property located at 152

[1:38] Washington Avenue, Canota, New York, SPL

[1:42] number being 10.36-1-42

[1:47] for a special use permit pursuant to the

[1:50] town of Sullivan codes article 4 animals

[1:53] and follow sections 105- -28 and 105-29

[1:59] to have six chickens. The above

[2:01] application is open to inspection at the

[2:03] town office building 7507 Lakeport Road,

[2:06] Chip Naga, New York during regular

[2:08] business hours. Persons wishing to

[2:10] appear at such hearing may do so by

[2:12] person, attorney or other

[2:14] representative.

[2:16] >> They're not here.

[2:21] » They are not here.

[2:24] Just want to hold it till we get through

[2:27] the rest of the agenda.

[2:29] >> We'll hold it and then we'll go to Mr.

[2:38] A public hearing will be held by town of

[2:40] Sland Planning Board on March 3rd,

[2:44] 2026 at 6:45 p.m. at the town of

[2:46] Sullivan, 7507 Lake Road, Chenango, New

[2:50] York 1337 to consider the application of

[2:54] Edward Atkins for property located at

[2:57] 8964 Green Road, Bridgeport, New York,

[3:00] SPL number being 8.6-1-17. 6-1-17

[3:05] for a special use permit pursuant to the

[3:08] zoning schedule of the town of Sullivan

[3:11] zoning law 275-9

[3:14] D12

[3:16] K for a 24x 46 ft temporary tent for

[3:21] storage. The above application is open

[3:24] to inspection at the town office

[3:25] building 7507 Lakeport Road Chitna New

[3:29] York during regular business hours.

[3:31] Persons wishing to appear at such

[3:33] hearing may do so by person, attorney or

[3:36] other representative.

[3:39] Mr. Action, you want Yep. You want to

[3:41] stand up to the podium, please?

[3:48] So, Mr. Action, we

[3:52] got a couple different reports from your

[3:54] neighbors.

[3:56] couple of, you know, the one neighbor

[3:58] sent us quite a few photographs

[4:01] of all of it back there and

[4:05] they're not very happy with everything

[4:06] that's going on back there with all that

[4:08] tents

[4:09] in your property.

[4:11] They think you should clean it up a

[4:13] little bit, but

[4:16] that's what we're going to address the

[4:17] tent tonight. And is there anybody here

[4:22] that would like to speak? Hi, Mr. Exon.

[4:25] Okay.

[4:26] Are you okay? All right, Mr. Action, do

[4:30] you want to take a seat and then Art

[4:32] state your name, your address,

[4:35] and anybody who speaks, we give you

[4:37] three minutes and then

[4:42] Okay, our little Warbury Road. Uh, I

[4:45] oppose the request and I have sat

[4:48] through every one of these meetings. uh

[4:51] and u uh at the last meeting I think the

[4:53] board adequately described uh what the

[4:56] current situation is and uh that uh

[5:00] clearly made my mind up. So I'm I'm

[5:02] opposing this application. Thank you.

[5:05] >> Thank [clears throat] you.

[5:08] » So Mr. Do you want to see any of these

[5:11] pictures?

[5:11] >> Yes, I'd like them.

[5:13] >> All right.

[5:14] You want to go up to the podium and I'll bring them over to you. You can

[5:19] take a look at them.

[5:38] » [clears throat]

[5:42] » I'll give you a couple minute or so to

[5:44] go through them and take a look at them.

[5:54] » [snorts]

[6:37] » So, did these come from my tenant that

[6:39] just got evicted?

[6:40] >> I don't think so. Um, I do cuz they're

[6:42] on my property. Take these pictures.

[6:44] before taking outside my fence.

[6:47] >> What's the last name?

[6:49] >> What's that?

[6:49] >> What's the last name?

[6:51] >> I can't hear.

[6:51] >> What's the last name of you? What's the

[6:54] last person saying?

[6:55] >> Uh

[6:57] the Craig.

[6:58] >> No,

[7:00] that goes to them.

[7:01] >> About

[7:02] >> No, somebody was on my property there.

[7:06] These are nothing to do with the tent.

[7:07] This is the front yard of the SL tenant

[7:09] that I just got evicted. It's not

[7:12] >> look.

[7:13] >> All right. So you have

[7:14] >> the 14

[7:16] >> the tent's been an issue for three

[7:17] years.

[7:19] >> No, the garage has been issue for three

[7:21] years. The tent was there and please the

[7:22] garage.

[7:23] >> No, the garage wasn't. You pulled your

[7:25] application.

[7:27] >> Well, I got it right here. Would you

[7:28] like to see that?

[7:28] >> You don't have the right stuff because I

[7:30] went in there when I came back here last

[7:32] month. We reckon

[7:39] right there when I signed stuff. Yes.

[7:41] >> But that was three years ago. That was

[7:43] last month.

[7:49] » I know nothing about I knew that you

[7:51] applied for a garage three years ago.

[7:53] >> That's correct.

[7:54] >> And your house was an ituation and they

[7:57] wanted

[7:58] an architect's drawings on what you did

[8:00] to your house and the work being done.

[8:02] >> That's not true.

[8:03] >> The true It isn't true about this.

[8:05] >> That's not the whole sentence.

[8:06] >> Okay. But your house isn't let's call

[8:08] isn't your house isn't what we're

[8:10] talking about. talk about the times

[8:12] >> you're talking about the house. This is

[8:14] >> I'm just giving you

[8:16] >> Okay. All right, Mr. Ex.

[8:18] >> It's You want to get it right one time?

[8:21] >> Actions.

[8:22] >> Okay. Sorry. My apologies.

[8:24] >> Thank you.

[8:25] >> Um

[8:29] have any questions?

[8:35] Any

[8:36] questions?

[8:45] » Sorry about the whole backyard.

[8:47] >> Whole backyard.

[8:48] >> Yeah.

[8:50] >> So,

[8:52] um,

[8:52] >> so we're asking for a permit for a tent

[8:54] that he's had already up for three

[8:57] years.

[8:58] >> That's correct. That's correct.

[9:01] >> We're in court.

[9:01] >> That's what I was told. We're

[9:03] prosecuting. Mr.

[9:05] and justice court over this. So

[9:09] I I don't feel a special use for it was

[9:14] made was developed for tents in the

[9:17] backyard for storage. It's for home

[9:20] occupancy work for different businesses.

[9:25] >> So what might be helpful for the board

[9:27] when when you get around to looking at

[9:29] the merits of the application is the

[9:31] burden's on the applicant. So the person

[9:33] that comes before you have to

[9:34] demonstrate why they're entitled to the

[9:36] special use permit. That's solely their

[9:38] burden, [clears throat] not your burden,

[9:39] their burden. And the criteria that

[9:41] you're faced with is they have to show

[9:44] all the following that the location,

[9:46] size of use and structure, na nature and

[9:49] intensity of the operations involved,

[9:51] the size of site in relation to it and

[9:54] the location of the site with respect to

[9:56] streets give giving access to it will be

[9:58] in harmony will be in harmony with the

[10:00] orderly development of that area. So

[10:02] your first question is is having these

[10:04] things on that property in harmony with

[10:06] the orderly orderly development of not

[10:08] just that property but the properties

[10:10] surround it. That's your first question.

[10:12] And then the second piece of it is that

[10:14] the location, nature and height of any

[10:16] buildings, walls or fences will not

[10:18] discourage the appropriate appropriate

[10:20] development and use of adjacent land and

[10:22] buildings or or impair their value.

[10:25] Third is um operations of any

[10:28] conditional use should not be more

[10:29] objectionable to nearby properties than

[10:32] will any permitted use. So the question

[10:34] is would these things are these things

[10:36] more objectionable than something you're

[10:38] allowed to have as of right? And um and

[10:41] the last piece really I don't think is

[10:43] relevant but has to do with adequate

[10:45] parking that's really relevant but

[10:48] that's a requirement for an applicant to

[10:50] approve to to obtain a special use

[10:52] permit.

[10:54] I just want to remind you of that. And

[10:56] that's um Jenna, that's um 275-9

[11:02] uh

[11:04] uppercase C.

[11:25] » [clears throat]

[11:49] » So, at this point, you're probably going

[11:52] to close this public hearing. Everybody

[11:54] else has spoken. You got the letter that

[11:56] you have.

[11:59] >> So, can I have a motion to close this

[12:01] public?

[12:02] >> Second.

[12:04] >> So, hang around then come back up at

[12:06] when we start a regular meeting at 7

[12:08] o'clock. Then we go back and discuss

[12:11] everything.

[12:14] » Yeah.

[12:20] » What's going on? Went over and talked to

[12:22] the judge today. I was in there again

[12:24] for that person with all that crap.

[12:26] >> Yeah.

[12:31] » But these photos are showing the tent

[12:34] that you currently have up, right?

[12:38] >> The tent that's in these photos is the

[12:41] tent that you've had up for three years

[12:43] now, which is what we are discussing.

[12:45] >> Wait, what? Is there something wrong

[12:46] with my home? You see something wrong

[12:48] destroyed on it like your attorney

[12:50] talked last week

[12:53] apart.

[12:53] >> I'm going off of what the attorney just

[12:55] pointed out about

[12:58] how it compares to

[13:02] adjacent land other uses.

[13:04] >> Apparently, nobody's been on the

[13:12] » secondary. You want me to read that

[13:14] again? Yeah, if you would because they

[13:17] just came in.

[13:21] » A public hearing will be held by the

[13:23] town of Sullivan Planning Board on March

[13:25] 3rd, 2026 at 6:45 p.m.

[13:30] 7507 Lake Road, Chittangle, New York

[13:33] 1337 to consider the application of

[13:36] Brent and Melissa O'Neal for property

[13:39] located at 152 Washington Canes Stooga,

[13:42] New York. SPL number being 10.36-1-42

[13:48] for a special use permit pursuant to the

[13:50] town of Sullivan code article 4 animals

[13:54] and file sections 105-28 and 105-29 to

[13:58] have six chickens the above application

[14:01] is open to inspection at the town office

[14:02] building 7507

[14:05] road chip mango New York during regular

[14:07] business hours persons wishing to appear

[14:09] at such hearing may do so by person

[14:11] attorney or other representative

[14:15] You guys want to talk to them? Thank

[14:17] you.

[14:47] Good evening. Um, in the papers there,

[14:50] uh, our neighbor

[14:52] just u written a letter in response to

[14:55] this

[14:57] situation.

[15:00] » And then um I was asked to kind of draw

[15:03] up like where the coop goes. That's our

[15:07] um

[15:09] our property. Uh can't remember what

[15:12] it's exactly called, but anyways. Um, I

[15:14] did kind of change the lines for the 25

[15:17] foot because I know the 25 foot away

[15:19] from the neighbors is kind of uh what we

[15:21] need to be concerned with for chickens.

[15:24] So, I re some lines and I also um in the

[15:29] next

[15:31] page it talks about a chicken tractor

[15:34] which we kind of discussed just a little

[15:35] bit um and the benefits of it in that

[15:38] the chickens are healthier. Um, it also

[15:41] keeps your lawn in a better condition

[15:44] and um

[15:47] can also help uh with

[15:52] uh ticks and other things because

[15:53] they're moving around eating those

[15:54] things that you don't really want to

[15:55] have around. Um,

[15:58] see what else I put on there.

[16:02] Take up less space,

[16:04] keep the yard better, and yeah, keeps

[16:08] the birds healthier, too. And then um

[16:11] the next pages it just talks about how

[16:12] our fresh eggs are so much healthier for

[16:14] you and then what we purchase in stores.

[16:23] » That's it.

[16:24] >> Okay.

[16:25] So

[16:27] [snorts]

[16:28] I took I took a ride down and I looked

[16:32] at your property from the road and

[16:34] you're right on the corner

[16:36] >> and the lake is right across.

[16:37] >> Yeah.

[16:38] So, the only place looks like you had

[16:41] any room [clears throat] whatsoever to

[16:43] scoot your portable cage around is your

[16:45] front yard, George Lake.

[16:50] » And you have 10 chickens,

[16:52] >> but your application is for six.

[16:54] >> Yeah, we discussed the fact that we are

[16:56] 300 square feet shy of of being able to

[16:59] keep 10 chickens. So,

[17:02] >> at the last meeting, we discussed that.

[17:04] >> Yeah.

[17:04] >> Um Yeah. because you stated you thought

[17:06] that you may have what 20,000 square

[17:08] feet your building your yard

[17:13] you were going with 10 chickens right

[17:16] >> yeah and I think that's what is a lot of

[17:18] 10 2000 and we're like something

[17:22] >> that that would be clear land not with

[17:26] house setting on it a swimming pool deck

[17:30] and another garage besides the one

[17:33] attached to your house

[17:34] >> I guess this is not specific

[17:38] Yes, lot that just a lot of size, right?

[17:41] You got what 16,800 square foot house

[17:45] with an attached garage.

[17:48] What's your other garage sit 14 by 20

[17:50] something in the back?

[17:54] >> I don't know.

[17:55] >> Pools 28 foot round

[17:59] >> with a deck. Yeah. So that cuts down

[18:02] your square footage quite a bit.

[18:06] >> Yeah, the cage is um 4 foot by if you

[18:11] include the uh the coupe and the

[18:14] extending cage is 4 by3 which isn't very

[18:17] large.

[18:19] >> So is there anybody here that's wants to

[18:23] speak for this? All right. So, okay. I'm

[18:28] going to have them speak first. If you'd

[18:30] like to sit down,

[18:40] » so I got a couple rules. You get three

[18:43] minutes. So, and state your name,

[18:48] address, and then I start the three

[18:51] minutes after that.

[18:51] >> Okay.

[18:52] >> Uh, my name is John Smith. live on

[18:54] Washington 133 Washington with my wife

[18:57] Betty. Um we know of them. We're not,

[19:00] you know, really close to them, but we

[19:02] are neighbors.

[19:03] >> The chickens don't seem to cause any

[19:05] problems. Anytime we've been down that

[19:07] road or down the lake, the chickens are

[19:09] in their yard or they're in the

[19:12] um I don't see it as a problem.

[19:16] I think there's bigger problems in that

[19:17] area than chickens.

[19:20] >> Yeah.

[19:21] >> All right. just, you know, our opinion

[19:23] and our, you know,

[19:28] » Yeah, we appreciate it.

[19:30] >> Thank you.

[19:44] » [clears throat]

[19:45] >> Um, I'm actually going to oppose this uh

[19:50] chicken cell. Uh according to modern

[19:53] agriculture magazine, their special

[19:56] chickens issue, chickens uh excrete two

[19:59] cubic feet of manure every year. So 10

[20:04] chickens are going to excrete 20 cubic

[20:07] feet of manure on this property every

[20:09] year. Now this box only holds one and a

[20:12] half cubic feet [clears throat]

[20:14] uh in volume. And uh that may be the

[20:17] volume of manure dropped by one chicken

[20:19] times the 10 15 cubic feet of manure

[20:23] perhaps that have already been dropped

[20:25] by the 10 chicken thing. Uh chicken

[20:28] manure is a smelly liquid blend of

[20:32] ammonia based urine and feces uh that

[20:36] kills the grass that it drops onto and

[20:38] it drops

[20:40] from a single combined vent in the

[20:42] chicken.

[20:45] um which because it's blended and

[20:49] ammonia based, it attracts flies galore

[20:52] and kills morass before it partially

[20:55] sinks into the ground. Uh which defeats

[20:58] composting actually and and blends with

[21:00] every breeze which is why many of the

[21:02] residents are down there is for the near

[21:04] constant breezes

[21:06] uh providing neighbors with a constant

[21:10] width of barnyard success. I think the

[21:14] congested area of MR12 throughout is

[21:17] made up of waterfront and water view

[21:18] homes on mostly quarter acre and smaller

[21:21] lots. This one's a large lot uh in

[21:24] comparison, but we need to be talking

[21:27] about the neighbors down there. And

[21:28] that's really why we're here. Uh and

[21:30] these properties are costing two to

[21:32] three times more than other properties

[21:33] south of 31 and paying two to three

[21:36] times more in taxes as well. People here

[21:38] buy from the waterfront, the breezes,

[21:40] the outdoor lifestyle. But this proposal

[21:43] is eventually, if not already,

[21:45] subjecting them to farm smells and flies

[21:47] galore. It's not a problem south of

[21:49] Route 31. But it is here and especially

[21:52] during the 80°ree and 90 degree weeks we

[21:55] all try to enjoy outdoors. And this MR12

[21:59] area, people are out even more. This

[22:01] proposal is a greater detriment to the

[22:03] MR12 neighborhood lifestyle and and it

[22:05] is a benefit to the applicant. Uh town

[22:08] code limits foul in MR12 to protect the

[22:11] lakefront taxpayers from smells of

[22:14] manure flies by the way and other

[22:18] nuisances that might be managed as if

[22:20] they were simply on a farm or a farm

[22:22] south of Route 31. The stinky

[22:24] combination of uh liquid ammonia based

[22:27] manure and near constant waterfront

[22:31] breezes depletes periodic composting. It

[22:33] cannot be undone by simply a partial

[22:36] weekly manure scraping because this

[22:38] stuff over the course of a week sinks

[22:40] down into the top two inches of the

[22:42] ground. Uh, and nobody's talking about

[22:44] taking that out. Um, or limiting to a

[22:47] hot barn. Imagine that. As the manure

[22:50] builds up, we are talking 15 to 20 cubic

[22:53] feet per year of this stuff. Chickens

[22:56] are prone. In conclusion, chickens are

[22:58] prone to farm nuisances, manure smells,

[23:00] flies galore, uh worms, parasites, lice,

[23:04] and salmonella spread by the flies, by

[23:06] the way, who travel a quarter mile fly

[23:09] biology for you across the neighborhood

[23:12] for picnic dining. Uh that's why our

[23:14] county board is going to be holding a

[23:16] public hearing and a vote in one day

[23:18] whether to have a moratorum on these

[23:20] types of applications. Uh, please don't

[23:22] approve this application just before a

[23:25] moratorum is considered by the town.

[23:27] Thank you.

[23:29] >> What was his name and where he lived?

[23:33] >> What's that?

[23:36] >> Oh, that's because he said it the first

[23:37] time. You want to give your name?

[23:39] >> Sure. Artio

[23:45] » doesn't have to be.

[23:47] >> So,

[23:49] does have any other questions?

[23:59] » [clears throat]

[24:02] » six

[24:05] push

[24:12] special.

[24:14] >> Yeah, you can get up to six special.

[24:18] How many without a special?

[24:22] >> Well, there's a there's a little

[24:25] chart we have in our code

[24:28] [laughter]

[24:29] right there. It's 105-209

[24:33] density for um density for fowl.

[24:38] So under 10,000 square feet up three

[24:43] between 10 and 20,000 square ft up to

[24:45] six

[24:47] and then goes up and up from there.

[24:57] [clears throat]

[25:04] How close are you to the lake?

[25:07] >> Uh just on Lake and then it's the lake

[25:12] right across the street. Across the

[25:14] street

[25:17] there's the street that goes the front

[25:19] of their house. Then there's a grass

[25:20] area where people

[25:24] then the lake is on the other side of

[25:25] that

[25:26] >> and the parcel circle land is only

[25:38] [clears throat]

[25:47] » you know you get rain water whatever

[25:49] Here's a street. There's a street goes

[25:51] down

[25:52] here.

[25:57] Thinking how much

[26:00] chicken put out and

[26:03] how much filtered down into the soil.

[26:08] >> Is there anything we can do about the um

[26:11] Canadian geese?

[26:13] We have Canadian geese that poop all

[26:15] over the properties and our yard too. I

[26:18] mean, that's just that's a thing that's

[26:20] I don't know. It's just kind of that's happening. But I know we can't do

[26:26] anything about that. We have to survive

[26:28] with them.

[26:28] >> They really work.

[26:30] >> Yeah. Um and but about the chicken

[26:33] tractor, it's actually much more

[26:34] sanitary than just having them all in

[26:36] one place because it does move around.

[26:38] He's he moves it. He cleans it up and

[26:40] moves it around. So, and he's really

[26:43] good at cleaning out the poop and

[26:44] everything, too. So, yeah. All

[26:52] right.

[26:57] Second. All in [laughter] favor?

[27:01] >> Thank you.

[27:09] » Well, we're past 7:00, so we'll start

[27:11] our meeting for March, our planning

[27:13] board meeting.

[27:17] were passed around. Did anybody see any

[27:19] questions?

[27:22] Can I have a motion to pass?

[27:27] Second favor

[27:32] are passed.

[27:36] Right.

[27:39] So, let's come on up and we'll discuss

[27:42] your You want to stand at the podium

[27:45] here?

[27:48] » [clears throat]

[27:53] » So

[27:56] that's that's been an ongoing issue for

[27:59] three years now. The tent I'm not

[28:00] talking the house. I'm talking the

[28:02] backyard and the tent.

[28:05] That's that's what the special use for

[28:06] that. He would like this as the tents

[28:09] for storage, right? Well, until like the

[28:13] garage [snorts]

[28:17] the garage starts, the tank's got to

[28:18] come down,

[28:21] » right? So, I mean,

[28:26] well, it's up to I mean a special use

[28:29] permit

[28:31] once you issue a special use permit that

[28:35] goes on that property forever.

[28:38] Is that correct, John? Special use

[28:40] permit runs with the land. Yes.

[28:42] >> Yes.

[28:43] >> So,

[28:44] >> well, it's going to be special use for

[28:45] the garage, too. You still got to have

[28:47] whatever you do with special use.

[28:48] >> Well, the garage would be a whole

[28:50] different subject with the tenants. Um,

[28:52] obviously the tents do not go with the

[28:55] area. Doesn't go with the culture. And

[29:02] if

[29:04] the board's ready to vote, we'll vote on

[29:07] it.

[29:08] >> One way. One way to approach this, it's

[29:10] up to you, could be you could ask

[29:11] yourself whether this applicant has

[29:13] carried the burden of proving uh that

[29:17] they're entitled to a special use

[29:18] permit, reminding you of those criteria

[29:21] that I had read to you earlier, which

[29:23] included whether this request and you

[29:26] seen what it is. He's asking, can I keep

[29:28] this here? Do you think that that that

[29:31] [laughter]

[29:32] existing use or continue continuation of

[29:35] it would be in harmony with the orderly

[29:37] development of that property and beyond

[29:40] that uh allowing to stay there? Will it u discourage the appropriate

[29:46] development of that land or adjacent

[29:47] lands? It might be easier to look at it

[29:49] as to whether the applicant has proven

[29:51] their case. Every applicant [laughter]

[29:52] has to prove their case. So that might

[29:54] be a way and your comments you know that

[29:56] you have about it all dove tail into

[29:58] that that's the way you approach it

[30:02] >> right it's kind of leads into the

[30:05] question

[30:12] right

[30:13] are you know my voice doesn't project

[30:16] very well

[30:18] um

[30:22] » okay what you're trying to do Are you

[30:24] bringing in a tent in there?

[30:26] >> Have you seen the pictures of this?

[30:28] >> Tents are already there.

[30:29] >> It's right there. It's It's that green

[30:31] canvasy

[30:35] » structure.

[30:36] >> What are they made of?

[30:38] >> Tents. What are they made of?

[30:41] >> This is Army Heavywe.

[30:44] >> Yeah. Your attorney. Last time I was in

[30:46] here, he thought, "Oh, the tent's going

[30:47] to go up there. The wind's going to blow

[30:48] apart. It's all look like crap in no

[30:50] time." Been up for two years. Not

[30:52] nothing wrong.

[31:00] [snorts]

[31:02] That's

[31:06] another picture.

[31:20] Is this visible?

[31:22] Uh

[31:26] the is the tent going to be taller than

[31:29] the fence?

[31:35] » It's taller. Should be safe from

[31:37] >> Okay. So, what about the tent or the uh

[31:42] [snorts] occupants of other houses down

[31:44] that road?

[31:46] >> There's no problem with anybody. Not

[31:48] one.

[31:51] You know, you showing me these pictures.

[31:52] Don't they had to be here in person?

[31:53] They want to complain about this.

[31:55] >> They do not.

[31:56] >> No, they can send us correspondence.

[31:59] >> Seems to me maybe Larry took those for

[32:01] you supposed to be there.

[32:03] >> It's irrelevant who took the picture.

[32:06] >> The photographs depict the property as

[32:08] it exists.

[32:10] >> The thing is you're arguing over a tent

[32:11] that I want to come down myself. The

[32:14] application is in again for the garage a

[32:17] month and whatever. I came in a week

[32:19] before I don't know where the meeting.

[32:22] >> So you are you going to be using this or

[32:25] are you going to be taking this

[32:27] >> down

[32:32] is up as and if you look at the pictures

[32:34] you can see what the property is all

[32:36] about.

[32:36] >> So from the photographs

[32:38] >> when when's your when's your plans for

[32:41] doing the garage? This spring.

[32:42] >> Maybe this spring.

[32:44] >> Yeah. So this is just temporary. Yes,

[32:48] that's what I'm doing.

[32:51] temporary. There's things inside that

[32:52] can't get wet. John,

[32:54] >> you're on the contractor. That's what I

[32:55] >> Well, he's in court right now and and

[32:57] our office was asked to prosecute him.

[32:59] Not just on the tents, but all of that

[33:01] stuff that's lying outside. So, if the

[33:03] tent comes down, you got you don't

[33:05] approve the tent. We'll continue with

[33:07] our prosecution. We'll get an order to

[33:08] clean all of that stuff off of the

[33:10] property. It'll be taken somewhere else.

[33:12] >> It's all coming up anyway. That's not

[33:14] >> That'll work out well then. It's all

[33:15] coming up anyway.

[33:17] But I think the delay it's been delayed

[33:18] for Larry. How long has this been

[33:20] delayed for?

[33:22] >> How long has this been going on, Larry?

[33:23] >> More than two years, I think.

[33:24] >> More than two years.

[33:26] >> So, probably enough time to submit an

[33:28] application for a true garage.

[33:31] >> It's redone.

[33:34] >> But he can and he's allowed to pursue a

[33:36] storage building.

[33:37] >> Yes.

[33:37] >> And he can and he can move stuff into it

[33:39] once it's built. But I think the issue

[33:41] has been it's been this for some time.

[33:45] So, but again, it's it's a special use

[33:47] permit. He has to prove he's entitled to

[33:49] the special use permit as the code is

[33:51] written. So, you would have to make

[33:52] findings saying yes, what I what we see

[33:55] here is in harmony with that

[33:56] neighborhood. Is that what that

[33:57] neighborhood looks like? Generally

[33:59] speaking,

[34:01] >> that's one way to look at it.

[34:04] >> I don't.

[34:05] >> It's up to you. You guys can vote for it

[34:06] or you don't have to. No. Right. Right.

[34:09] So,

[34:13] you ready to vote? We'll

[34:15] do a roll vote. I'll start first. I say,

[34:19] Mr. Action, I vote no for permit for

[34:22] special use. If you're taking the tents

[34:26] down, you're cleaning it out and you're

[34:28] going to build a garage.

[34:31] I don't see why you need a special use

[34:34] permit for that.

[34:36] So, Tory, I'm opposed. Also, I don't

[34:40] know how long it's going to take to

[34:41] actually get the permanent garage built

[34:44] if it goes through. And I mean, this

[34:47] time can be here for multiple years

[34:49] again.

[34:51] >> The tenant has to come down immediately

[34:54] service.

[34:55] >> Correct. But we don't know when you're

[34:58] going to build that garage. When

[35:00] >> Well, you ask yourself because the

[35:01] permit or the application is in for the

[35:04] garage. It's right there. You say yes,

[35:07] it'll start tomorrow. But you've been

[35:08] saying no for two years

[35:11] >> and I gave you everything you wanted for

[35:13] that garage. You got the variance from

[35:16] the dot or whoever the hell it was and

[35:18] everything else. So what's that?

[35:21] Because every time I come in here, Larry

[35:23] says, "Oh, you got to know when the

[35:25] birds fly over, what color of the grass

[35:27] is going to be garbage."

[35:29] >> I remember these violations that I had

[35:32] on my house. You know, you want a

[35:34] lawsuit here because this is where it's

[35:35] legal. Okay. There's no proof. Anything

[35:39] done at my property by me.

[35:44] There's something here that just doesn't

[35:47] >> probably be driven over to look the

[35:48] property person.

[35:50] >> No, I will tomorrow.

[35:52] >> Unfortunately, he's already lost because

[35:54] two people have voted no. So, his

[35:56] application

[35:58] >> your application is tonight.

[35:59] >> But Paul, I do think you should take a

[36:00] look at it

[36:01] >> for a special use permit. Yeah,

[36:04] >> but Paul, you should you should go one

[36:05] way or the other if you want.

[36:07] >> You want I'll meet you there. I'll give

[36:08] you a tour.

[36:10] >> Okay. Where your address?

[36:12] >> 8964 Green Road. Right next to where the

[36:15] Bible return

[36:20] right by the when you cross before you

[36:22] cross the creek going into Bridgeport.

[36:23] >> Okay.

[36:31] So there's a call. There's a vote

[36:33] called. So either you have to vote yes

[36:35] to approve it, no to say like the other

[36:38] two gentlemen did, or you can abstain,

[36:41] which isn't going to matter because it's

[36:42] not the approval is not going to.

[36:45] >> Now that I know exactly it is kind of to

[36:49] me, it looks like it's not going to

[36:51] impact

[36:53] much. There's already a store there. If

[36:57] anything, my property has improved the

[36:59] neighborhood. So, even with all the junk

[37:01] you have in the pictures, it isn't mine.

[37:05] >> Which way are you going? Yes or no?

[37:10] » So, it's two against, one in favor. It

[37:13] fails because it needs three to be

[37:15] approved.

[37:17] So now there's a pending court case that

[37:20] will be pursued to uh obtain

[37:23] [clears throat] an order to have

[37:24] everything removed from the property

[37:27] that's not properly, you know, inside of

[37:29] a building. Not not he can keep it all.

[37:32] He's got to move it off off of the yard

[37:34] and the tent

[37:36] and he can pursue his garage and do

[37:39] work. So that's clearly fine. And then

[37:42] if he's got it stored somewhere else, he

[37:44] can move it all back into his garage.

[37:45] Yeah, absolutely. You can pursue your

[37:47] garage. Yeah, it's not a problem.

[37:49] >> The application is in right now. Same

[37:52] time as they have it on the agenda for

[37:54] next month then be ready to go. Yeah,

[37:56] but but he's gonna Meanwhile, our office

[37:58] is going to prosecute the violations.

[38:01] >> Yeah. You want me to put you want to get

[38:03] on the agenda for your garage next

[38:05] month?

[38:07] >> No, you're not following what I'm

[38:09] saying.

[38:09] >> I I [laughter] follow exactly what

[38:11] you're saying. Why aren't we?

[38:12] >> But but the thing of it is is what the

[38:14] business was tonight is your special use

[38:16] for for your tent. That was the business

[38:18] tonight.

[38:20] >> No, both things were on that

[38:22] application.

[38:25] >> Well, even even if anything [laughter]

[38:26] had been approved, it doesn't mean you

[38:28] get to keep it in violation. That the

[38:31] amount of fines that are building up on

[38:32] this property are potentially staggering

[38:35] when you look at every day as a

[38:37] violation. So, I think it's good to sort

[38:38] of cut it off now.

[38:40] >> Yeah. But he can Yes, he can pursue it.

[38:42] Yeah.

[38:44] >> So, Mr. Would you like to be on the

[38:46] agenda for next month?

[38:47] >> Yes.

[38:48] >> Okay. So, we're going to put you on the

[38:50] agenda for next month and we're going to

[38:51] discuss your garage. Okay.

[38:55] >> Larry, Larry, what does he need? Larry,

[38:57] what does he need for that garage? They

[38:59] have to be

[39:01] >> everything you needed. Uh, all of a

[39:03] sudden, Larry brought in wanted to

[39:05] change my house for three family and I

[39:08] we're talking about the garage. I know.

[39:09] >> What does he have to have for plans and

[39:11] drawings for this board?

[39:13] >> Drawing.

[39:13] >> Okay.

[39:14] >> Prepared by hope

[39:16] >> slab or

[39:17] >> it can be done a bigger garage.

[39:20] >> It's the same 24 by 46.

[39:22] >> Okay. Do [clears throat] we have all

[39:23] that now for next month's meeting? You

[39:25] know,

[39:26] >> I would have to have foundation plan

[39:30] building application filled out or

[39:32] anything.

[39:32] >> Okay. Then I don't know

[39:34] >> that I think he's referring to we filled

[39:36] out was for this special use permit

[39:38] >> for the for the temporary correct

[39:40] whatever the temporary [laughter]

[39:42] >> am I going to take it out both were on

[39:44] that you and both were there you both

[39:46] said put it into the meeting

[39:49] second

[39:52] [laughter]

[39:52] >> this was happened from day one nowhere

[39:55] >> you guys have other

[39:56] >> Yep. So,

[39:59] we'll be you'll be here next month and

[40:01] we'll talk about about your

[40:04] um your garage.

[40:07] >> All right. What about the back stairs? I

[40:09] gave you the drawing for that.

[40:13] » Your stairs.

[40:14] >> Yeah, that's one of the violations.

[40:17] >> Yeah, that's that's not us. That's going

[40:20] to court.

[40:20] >> That's going That's not us, sir. Hey, as

[40:23] you said, I had to come to you for

[40:24] special use permit. So, she knew my

[40:26] service.

[40:28] >> I got your permit right in front of me

[40:29] right here. And here it states you're

[40:32] looking for a permit for a 24x 46

[40:36] temporary tent.

[40:39] >> Thank you.

[40:44] » Tell me one thing.

[40:48] » Well, tell them it is. Did we talk about

[40:50] this? Why am I here if you're just going

[40:52] to ignore it and let it go?

[40:55] >> Everything that was on the property had

[40:58] >> Okay, there they are. You hear that?

[41:01] >> I brought you the drawings specifically

[41:03] with a picture and you ignore it.

[41:06] >> The your application is for your tent,

[41:09] sir. That's it.

[41:10] >> No, it's not.

[41:11] >> It's done.

[41:12] >> It's over.

[41:19] the applicant pursuant.

[41:21] See, it's a permit for 24x 46 temporary

[41:25] tent.

[41:29] Add new 36 in entrance door to the front

[41:32] left of the home.

[41:35] That's what your application is for.

[41:39] That's it. That's what your application

[41:40] is for.

[41:43] Um

[41:46] there is no date

[41:48] >> there. There should be a date on

[41:49] application. They don't have

[41:51] >> I could tell you that there's a date

[41:52] where it says date application completed

[41:55] but there's no date filled out blank.

[42:00] Let me

[42:09] [clears throat]

[42:31] » [snorts]

[42:34] » Okay. [laughter] Yeah. Want to come on

[42:36] up?

[42:48] » Okay. So,

[42:53] we have

[42:55] chickens.

[43:10] We're in the what?

[43:11] >> Neighborhood.

[43:13] I mean,

[43:18] does anybody have any questions here?

[43:20] >> You're in a MR12.

[43:22] So, can I ask? So, before you decided to

[43:28] purchase these tickets and bring them to

[43:31] your home. Did you think there was any

[43:33] kind of regulations on that with the

[43:35] town?

[43:36] >> So, um, in couple of streets throughout

[43:40] our time living in Lake before where we

[43:42] live, there have been people with

[43:43] chickens. So, we didn't realize that.

[43:46] >> Well, there was a woman up on Lafayette

[43:49] and they had chickens. Her chickens are

[43:51] all gone.

[43:53] They were taken off the property.

[43:56] because you're in an MR12,

[43:59] you know, it's not there's a lot all

[44:02] that green right behind you on that map,

[44:05] that's all agricultural land.

[44:08] About that map, it's [clears throat]

[44:09] interesting. Um, our neighbors uh ways

[44:12] down, they have 13 acres. They're also

[44:15] in MR12 because they live like on the

[44:18] wrong side of 31, I guess you could say.

[44:20] And I don't understand why they couldn't

[44:22] have chickens either. It's just the way

[44:24] it's zoned.

[44:27] Yeah.

[44:27] >> Yeah. I I don't know.

[44:29] >> 12 high density neighborhood.

[44:32] >> They have 13 acres. I [laughter] know we

[44:34] don't have 13. I know we have almost a

[44:36] half acre of land.

[44:41] » We have neighbors on three sides instead

[44:44] of four.

[44:46] >> If somebody came in here with an MR2,

[44:48] they had 13 gres

[44:51] and they had six or 10 chickens. They

[44:54] got a lot more spots to put those sh

[44:59] >> Yeah, we have a a pen that's 13 feet by

[45:02] four feet,

[45:03] >> right? But they don't have a neighbor.

[45:07] >> Well, about the neighbors, we have

[45:08] actually met more neighbors than we ever

[45:11] had except they come and visit us and

[45:12] say hi. Just because we have chickens,

[45:14] we've met the most neighbors ever this

[45:16] past summer.

[45:18] >> I know it's sad, but it's

[45:22] regulations.

[45:23] that we can ask for.

[45:33] » Just do you have any other

[45:37] questions for him? Anything you'd like

[45:38] to talk about?

[45:42] Just feeling

[45:47] I don't know what it is.

[45:50] I understand why

[46:01] >> Almost a half acre.

[46:06] But you look at that

[46:08] half acre. You got a very nice house

[46:11] sitting on that acre. Half acre. You got

[46:14] it. It's got a attached garage. Then you

[46:16] have a second garage. It's a good size

[46:19] garage. And then you have a swimming

[46:21] pool.

[46:22] Then you have a deck and it takes all

[46:25] that away.

[46:26] >> And we have a large side yard or

[46:28] whatever you call it.

[46:29] >> Front yard.

[46:30] >> Whatever you want to call it.

[46:33] >> When you live down by the lake, anything

[46:35] the lake is your front yard,

[46:37] right?

[46:38] >> Yeah. It doesn't really matter what you

[46:39] call it. It's just it's a nice part of

[46:42] land we have there.

[46:46] Um,

[46:49] are you are you ready? Do you want to

[46:51] vote on it or do anybody have any more

[46:53] questions or anything more clear up?

[47:00] » Remember,

[47:02] >> all three of you have to vote in favor

[47:04] of it to for it to get approved because

[47:07] of the way the rules work in your state.

[47:09] Your five person board takes three to

[47:11] approve it.

[47:15] Okay.

[47:16] >> So, does that mean we can come back and

[47:18] verify?

[47:19] >> You can, but

[47:22] hearing this more often.

[47:27] [laughter]

[47:31] So, I just want to make sure.

[47:33] >> Yeah.

[47:35] I I I'm so confused because like

[47:39] chickens are really beneficial with

[47:42] their eggs and with what they do like

[47:44] the eating like bugs and things that

[47:46] aren't helpful. I don't I understand

[47:48] like I mean places usually allow

[47:50] chickens. I don't really understand

[47:52] what's so harmful to them.

[47:54] >> Free rolling chicken. No,

[47:56] >> they have a cage and it's a a tractor so

[47:59] we can move it around the yard so that

[48:01] it can a it's sanitary for the chickens

[48:03] and it also is he cleans it up every

[48:06] day. So that

[48:10] » you can you can only approve up to six.

[48:13] You're not allowed to approve more than

[48:15] six

[48:15] >> six. [clears throat]

[48:16] >> I know they like to have 10, but it's

[48:18] you don't have that power.

[48:21] >> So I will ask this question. Do you want

[48:22] to wait till the next month until

[48:24] there's five or do you want us to vote

[48:26] on it tonight?

[48:28] >> That's your choice.

[48:30] >> But if the moratorium's in place, you

[48:32] can't you can't vote on it, but that the

[48:34] application's frozen by our moratorum.

[48:37] So,

[48:38] >> Tom, we're voting on that moratorium

[48:40] tomorrow, right?

[48:41] >> That's what I thought.

[48:42] >> Yeah. I don't I didn't I didn't I don't

[48:44] know what the board's going to do. I'm

[48:45] not sure if they're gonna vote in favor

[48:47] of the moratorium or not.

[48:49] little bit of

[48:50] >> Can you explain? I don't really

[48:52] understand the moratorum.

[48:53] >> No, you're right. I'm sorry. So, so in

[48:56] land use, sometimes in land use, a tool

[49:00] that a town has is to recognize that if

[49:04] we want to pass a law and there's some

[49:05] pending applications and things, we can

[49:08] call a timeout. Town call timeout

[49:10] through a moratorum. The law moratorium

[49:12] means to stop. We're not going to

[49:14] consider any more. might be a wind farm,

[49:16] might be garages or whatever. Could be

[49:19] anything. In your case, if that the

[49:22] proposed law, the mortorium has to do

[49:25] with foul exactly what you want to do

[49:27] and gets approved tomorrow night. It

[49:29] [clears throat] freezes every

[49:30] application in place until the town

[49:34] board decides what they want to do with

[49:36] those regulations. So then they if they

[49:39] do it then they have I think we did it

[49:40] for six months or a year, I forget. Then

[49:42] they have to [clears throat] sit down

[49:43] and work out are we going to change the

[49:44] regulations? How would we like them to

[49:46] read? And it happens quite more than you

[49:48] think, but most recent ones we've been

[49:50] doing have been wind laws and solar

[49:53] projects and things like that. So that

[49:56] just gives you an idea. But in this

[49:57] case, this one deals with chicken.

[50:00] >> So does that mean that a lot of our

[50:02] community members in Sullivan County

[50:04] want for Sullivan want to have chickens?

[50:07] Is that

[50:07] >> No, it doesn't mean any one way or the

[50:09] other. just just means that the board

[50:11] was was asked to consider a moratorum

[50:13] because the town had been getting a

[50:15] whole bunch of chicken applications

[50:16] recently.

[50:17] >> So, it sounds like they do.

[50:18] >> You are you are like the last latest

[50:20] [clears throat] in a in a

[50:21] >> a lot of chickens.

[50:22] >> I'll say this, your application is by

[50:24] far the best. You guys are the

[50:26] [clears throat] most wellprepared.

[50:27] Explain yourselves really well. But the

[50:29] underlining issue is can does a town

[50:32] want to consider allowing chickens in

[50:35] certain areas? And that's that's where

[50:37] you got caught up in a moratorum for

[50:39] now.

[50:40] >> But if the board comes back, oh, we're

[50:42] just going to keep allowing it, then you

[50:43] can you can still be considered for or

[50:45] if they go, "No, we're not doing this."

[50:46] Then you're going to be out of luck. But

[50:48] [laughter]

[50:49] the other problem you have, there's only

[50:50] three board members here tonight. One of

[50:52] them says, "I I'm not comfortable that

[50:55] you really aren't going to get those

[50:56] chickens,

[50:57] >> right?"

[50:58] >> So then if we went with a moratorum,

[51:00] would we be able to keep the chickens

[51:02] during that time? Technically, well,

[51:05] you'd be in violation.

[51:07] >> Technically, you'd be in violation. It's

[51:08] not a

[51:10] >> even though it's not decided yet.

[51:12] >> Yeah. Because you're not approved to

[51:13] have the chickens right now. It's such a

[51:15] catch 22 different sides. It's a little

[51:19] weird. It's a very strange situation.

[51:20] Yeah. If you have the chickens, you're

[51:22] probably supposed to have gotten that

[51:23] special use permit before. You could

[51:25] have. I don't know if you would have.

[51:26] >> And meanwhile, you know, [clears throat]

[51:29] are you prosecuting this or is uh Kim. So we have a animal control officer

[51:36] and that that falls under her

[51:38] jurisdiction.

[51:40] >> It does sound like the people wanting

[51:41] chickens. [laughter]

[51:45] Um,

[51:49] » I guess we're at your mercy.

[52:00] » Regardless, we can only approve up to

[52:02] six.

[52:04] >> We do have friends who really would like

[52:06] our chickens, the four chickens, because

[52:07] they lay eggs really well.

[52:10] [clears throat]

[52:18] Correct.

[52:22] [clears throat]

[52:29] » They're just talking

[52:31] deliberations. You should give them a

[52:33] few minutes.

[52:34] >> Yes.

[52:39] » [cough]

[52:48] » So whatever we do tonight,

[52:54] if you voted for it, if you voted

[52:56] against it, it ends up

[53:01] taking in

[53:05] um what they either

[53:10] notori

[53:13] that's that's the moratorum is going to

[53:15] be nine months

[53:16] >> nine months right

[53:18] >> I can't I can't remember was it a year

[53:21] or six or nine I can't remember

[53:23] >> I do so many I can't remember

[53:25] >> it was a nine okay

[53:27] >> the middle

[53:29] >> so mortorium will be put in for nine

[53:31] months and they'll do a study for it and

[53:34] then after the nine months they'll

[53:36] decide if they want keep it or adjust

[53:38] it, tweak it.

[53:43] But everything will be frost angles.

[53:57] [snorts]

[54:03] Well, they can still come back.

[54:10] I think I think the issue is this. I'll

[54:12] cut right to it. If you don't vote and

[54:15] all three of you vote in favor for them

[54:16] to keep up to six chickens, they'll have

[54:19] to remove them because Kim's going to

[54:21] take them. So,

[54:22] >> yeah.

[54:23] >> If the moratorum, which does the

[54:25] moratorum passes or doesn't pass,

[54:27] [clears throat]

[54:28] >> it doesn't matter because if you if you

[54:30] didn't vote to allow them to keep the

[54:31] six chickens, they're still they're

[54:32] still going to get tickets for them. If

[54:34] the moratorum comes into place and they

[54:37] and the town board decides, yes, this is

[54:39] a great place for chickens, they can

[54:40] come back and apply for it again. They

[54:42] want to, but in the meantime, their

[54:44] chickens will have to

[54:46] go home to roost somewhere else.

[54:48] >> Yes.

[54:56] » We'll do a low vote.

[54:59] I'll vote first. If anybody has

[55:00] any comments on why they vote the way

[55:03] they are, they'd like to explain it to

[55:04] the people.

[55:06] But I'm going to vote nay. No. Yeah. I

[55:11] don't believe chickens are belong down

[55:13] by the lake. I don't believe in an MR12.

[55:16] I mean, do you two people look like

[55:18] great? I'm sure you take very good care

[55:20] of your chickens

[55:23] in the summertime. That's a recreational

[55:25] area and

[55:28] people walk up and down roads and they

[55:30] enjoy that area. It's highly dense.

[55:33] That's the reason why I vote.

[55:41] Unfortunately, I'm going to be voting no

[55:43] as well.

[55:44] I have nothing against freerange

[55:47] chickens or chickens in the tractor.

[55:49] I've seen it successfully done. Um, my

[55:53] concern literally is just with the size

[55:56] of the property and approximately where

[55:59] the location of those chickens would be.

[56:01] If it was not on the main intersection,

[56:06] I think it would be different if it was

[56:08] in the back side of the property.

[56:14] Okay. [laughter]

[56:17] Um the fact that the town

[56:21] board

[56:24] working on this too

[56:28] pass

[56:32] they go with it you

[56:39] know

[56:42] the chicken

[56:43] >> I'm sorry [laughter] I wish you would

[56:45] have done your homework.

[56:48] Thank you.

[56:54] [laughter]

[57:06] [snorts]

[57:06] >> You said you couldn't find the date.

[57:08] >> No, I don't think Jeff Taylor is here

[57:10] anyhow.

[57:12] >> [laughter]

[57:14] » What was that, sir?

[57:22] » You're on You're on the agenda. Come

[57:24] back next month.

[57:24] >> Yes, I said.

[57:26] >> Okay, we'll see you next month on your

[57:28] garage. [snorts]

[57:30] >> What day is that?

[57:31] >> Um I believe that's six

[57:34] >> first Tuesday.

[57:35] Let me check. It's the

[57:37] first Tuesday of April

[57:39] >> at 6:45.

[57:40] >> 6:45.

[57:42] >> No, no, no public hearing.

[57:43] >> No public hearing.

[57:44] >> Sorry.

[57:46] >> I'll be here.

[57:48] >> 7. Yeah.

[57:50] >> 7:00.

[57:52] >> Thank you.

[58:03] » Yeah. Gota have real

[58:10] » should be in two weeks before the actual

[58:13] [laughter]

[58:14] >> understood. Okay. Uh the old business is

[58:17] Jeff Taylor, but I don't believe he's

[58:19] here.

[58:19] >> I don't think he's here. Rick Myers, he

[58:22] didn't show up.

[58:23] >> He called.

[58:25] >> Yeah. And as to be

[58:26] >> the gentleman in the back with a hat on.

[58:28] >> Sorry.

[58:30] >> Rick will be here next month. He didn't

[58:31] >> I was here for that tonight.

[58:33] I was here for the tickets. [laughter]

[58:37] >> Go make an offer.

[58:39] >> They're for sale.

[58:42] >> Rick's gonna be here next month. Talk.

[58:44] Give us what information about

[58:46] population density creating it.

[58:49] >> Where are we going?

[58:51] [laughter]

[58:52] >> I should have never said anything about

[58:53] your hair.

[58:53] >> Yeah.

[58:57] » All right. Can I have a motion close to

[58:59] >> here?

[59:02] All in favor?

[59:03] >> Yeah.

[59:22] » The three meetings.

[59:29] So there's there's your

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