[0:00] Like my motion, open the work session about today, Thursday, November 20th.

[0:07] Second.

[0:08] On November 5th, please get rid of the funds.

[0:12] Let's leave this to your eye.

[0:14] If you'd like to say something about it, and it's your public, for which it's thanks,

[0:19] organization, under that, in the fall, for solidarity and justice, sir.

[0:24] Please be seated.

[0:30] First of all, we have this, the urgent monthly reports.

[0:38] Hello, everyone.

[0:39] One of the chief secretals did make tonight, so he asked me to stand isn't him.

[0:43] Thank you. Thank you for the big celebration last week.

[0:49] It's a wonderful day.

[0:50] All the sheets of this great ceremony.

[0:53] Yeah, it's a business business.

[0:55] You want to be able to bring up the stats.

[0:58] I don't know.

[0:59] I don't know.

[1:00] It's out to be down to the west.

[1:02] We need that new.

[1:03] We order signs for that.

[1:04] And they should be here any time.

[1:06] Okay.

[1:07] Very good.

[1:07] If you also want to know about the fireball, what we say to you, we've got what we've

[1:12] got to know about.

[1:12] What do you think about how that will suit you?

[1:15] It's a matter of fact.

[1:17] So the financing is in place right through the rampage.

[1:20] It's finally approved.

[1:22] The bill of shares approved upon power of the balance.

[1:27] I've been in touch with months in, to make sure that they're still, you know,

[1:31] the bill of the creature too.

[1:32] It's probably about two weeks ago, I've reached out to Jesse Hansen.

[1:38] We still need to undertake fundraising at the fire.

[1:43] So when the village board has the resolution of the lives with the understanding that they

[1:49] fire hundreds of to undertake a serious fundraising effort, and we still have to kick that off.

[1:56] And I'd add a basic strategy for that, and I've spoken to some members of the government

[2:01] I'd like to be able to have a ball with that.

[2:05] I remember about gestures.

[2:06] You can continue to try to find additional funds.

[2:10] You can give the tubes an update on it in a few days ago.

[2:13] Okay.

[2:14] Okay.

[2:16] So, he's continuing with what he can do.

[2:18] He's probably not going to do the person to see your easy,

[2:22] to go for all funders.

[2:24] So, I'd be happy to get with you a good opportunity to try to look at all of this.

[2:35] So the Christmas Bray is going to be on the 6th, 5pm, we're going to light some remorse to the weather.

[2:43] We've reached 1120 long this year, so we're really 24 short last year, so we're going to light five weeks left, so we're going to break that right.

[3:23] You know, I have to work on my members and everything that's going there.

[3:28] You've seen John, you know, you know, you know what's going on there.

[3:31] So anything we can do is get that stuff and we'll get the taken care of.

[3:35] And I'll see him walking together.

[3:37] So appreciate it.

[3:39] Tom, Tom, they've agreed to.

[3:40] Do your members take risks all the time,

[3:43] but they don't need to take the kind of risks.

[3:45] And so our goal is that they're going to try to do what we can to.

[3:50] And then I will just reiterate that as I've shared a few

[3:53] We have a couple other individuals, if you need to use this, you'll need a copy of it, and you call it place name, as police are obviously, right?

[4:01] That was it, and before start, you need to try this.

[4:05] Got it?

[4:06] That we have.

[4:08] All right.

[4:09] Did they also get any questions?

[4:11] Any questions?

[4:12] From board?

[4:14] Thank you very much.

[4:15] Thank you.

[4:16] Can I just take your time?

[4:18] Sorry.

[4:19] Your name is?

[4:20] We look.

[4:20] Thank you.

[4:21] Thank you.

[4:22] Thank you.

[4:26] All right.

[4:28] With that, we're going to bounce around a little bit instead of a courtesy for our

[4:32] business.

[4:34] Rich, if you'd like to approach the podium, would be great.

[4:38] Thank you for being here this evening.

[4:40] Before it sets a letter to the bid, just prior to the transition from A to C to

[4:46] rich in rejoin in regards to reviewing the bid plan that's been in place.

[4:52] Well, God, James Laude was here.

[4:55] It was part of the team that wrote the original one 30 years ago.

[4:59] So...

[5:00] I would love to hear your thoughts on the future of the business and purpose of this business.

[5:07] The plan and whether there are opinions, desires to update their plan and whether the war is taken from me.

[5:15] Richard Vandenberg, President of Greenport-Bid, also a winner of Greenport-Hupperbury Company on Carpenter Street.

[5:23] I appreciate that, Mr. Mayor, I'd like to just give kind of an overview of some of the activities of the bid as well as kind of a summary of what I see as the current status.

[5:36] Since moving back to the chair of President of the bid as of October 1st, I can report that the mission of the bid board is to re-engage our bid membership in a productive transparent and goal oriented manner.

[5:51] We've all heard from many in and around the village, the confusion, the uncertainty, and the

[5:57] criticism of what the bid is and what the bid does.

[6:02] I believe it's important to try and make that record clear and want to provide this overview

[6:06] for those that remain uncertain.

[6:10] The bid is an acronym for Business Improvement District.

[6:15] A more tangible explanation is that the bid is a geographic designation of properties and businesses within the Village Green Board.

[6:24] When referring to the bid, it's inaccurate to solely think of the bid as the elected volunteer board,

[6:32] or district management association, DNA, who worked to administer the affairs of the bid.

[6:39] So, what's the bid's mission or goal?

[6:43] In its simplest terms, it's to enhance the economic and cultural vitality of the Green

[6:48] Port Village, Village, Business District, and how is that mission accomplished?

[6:55] The bid-mort works to serve all members in our district.

[6:59] It's made up of individuals who put aside their personal objectives with the idea of finding

[7:05] consensus in how to advance the vibrancy, security, and health of the entire business improvement

[7:12] district in accordance with that mission.

[7:17] The bid board members are stewards of the bid, not for profit and dignity, and are expected

[7:23] to administer the resources and affairs of the bid based upon the bid's membership's engagement

[7:28] and direction. As stated, it's a volunteer board that dedicates many hours of time working

[7:35] to navigate a landscape of different opinions, views, and sometimes acrimonious feedback

[7:41] in pursuit of the machine. So, when to one authority does the bid offering, the bid is a physical

[7:50] geographic area encompassed within the village limits and connected to the district management

[7:57] association. That DMA is a duly incorporated 503 C6, not for profit ending, that was formed

[8:07] under the provisions of New York State General Municipal Law, Article 19-A. That article

[8:13] governs the formation and operations of business improvement districts. That article is comprised

[8:20] of 18 sections of which only eight are arguably relevant to ongoing district management association

[8:29] operations of a billion.

[8:31] More specifically, the objectives cited under that article include, but are not limited

[8:37] to, promoting our village business district, animating our downtown village streets, supporting

[8:43] needed improvements, cleanliness, security, identity, and vitality of our district.

[8:51] Those objectives are not only for our property owners, but also for our business operators

[8:55] and big residents alike.

[8:59] Our current big plan is in keeping with the broad objectives that are detailed under Article

[9:04] 19A, and more specifically referenced under Section 98C of that article.

[9:11] So, how is the bid funding?

[9:13] The bid's funded via small additional tax of 4.58% of the total assessed value of the properties

[9:19] within the designated district.

[9:22] That tax ultimately funds the not-for-profit DMA entity established to serve that district.

[9:29] For example, my specific property located at 234 carbon-dustry has a total assessed value

[9:36] of $5,600 and we paid $256.44 for the bid tax annually.

[9:45] That equates to $21.37 a month and from my perspective is not really a significant amount.

[9:54] At present, the total annual bid tax receipts are just under $53,000 per year.

[10:00] Funds are then transferred to the DMA and administered by the bid board in accordance with the engagement and direction of our membership.

[10:08] This board believes those funds and other resources should be reinvested in the bid in ways that address the various objectives as outlined under Article 19A, which also mirror our current plan, as well as being guided by our membership engagement.

[10:25] So while no path forward is ever perfect, I'm proud of how our board is working to bring

[10:30] a sense of urgency and focus on important issues facing our district and membership.

[10:37] Some of the examples of those are that the big facilitated Colin Ratzis idea of holding

[10:42] a village worker appreciation named May for all of our village workers by recognizing them

[10:47] as the unsung heroes who keep our village working.

[10:51] The bid also launched an initiative to assist the village in locating a holiday tree for

[10:56] Mitchell Park and received generous offers of support.

[11:00] Special recognition is due to Sunita Nama and Tracy Kessler of No.5 live and the

[11:05] Lewin family tree farm who are ready to donate a tree.

[11:09] While I understand the village has recently found a local greenport tree, we and I am deeply

[11:15] grateful for all those who have responded to our initiative.

[11:18] The bid has also supported and co-funded important steps of the Historic Reservation Committees initiative to obtain further state and federal historic district recognition.

[11:29] That recognition will offer incredible tax breaks and renovation opportunities for our members.

[11:35] The bid has also once again led the annual installation of the street holiday lights along front main streets with gratitude for the support of the village and utilities department, the holiday spirit is still alive.

[11:47] The bid has also begun to solicit proposals for professional commercial real estate brokers on how to stem the departure of important local businesses and attract new ones.

[11:58] We hope to work with the village to collaborate on private and public partnerships where possible to improve the current state of vacancies.

[12:07] The bid has brought meeting focus on the safety and improvement and the safety and importance

[12:12] of making our sidewalks and walkways safe and will continue to work with the village and

[12:16] seeking remediation of those hazards.

[12:19] And most recently, the bid has created an important strategic survey for our membership to

[12:24] engage and provide feedback and independence on what additional operating capital initiatives

[12:30] in roles we as a bid should pursue an allocating available funding

[12:35] toward. And the bid has formed a grant writing committee with skilled

[12:39] professionals who will help fund fine funding to move those member driven

[12:45] initiatives forward. I'd also like to point out that the bid would like to

[12:51] commend and applaud the efforts of others in our membership who have stepped forward

[12:56] to help advance our bid mission. Specifically, Ian and Rosalie Wilde, who have taken Malene

[13:03] on helping fill the gap with the shell abrasion event with Ray Shell, this December 6th

[13:07] and 7th, the bid continues to pledge its support of those efforts and that engagement, promoting

[13:13] the important connections of our aquaculture and district businesses. The bid will also

[13:18] like to recognize Carol Hoblin for her pursuit of another successful and growing holiday

[13:22] control into summer 19th that will animate our district, focus on our membership businesses,

[13:28] and continue to foster the holiday spirit.

[13:32] And finally, recognizing those who are working hard to facilitate the success of Maritime

[13:36] 2026, with special thanks to Sarah Phillips, Rina Wilhelm, Kim Loper, and Carol Hoppin,

[13:43] and the village on their efforts to preserve that important festival weekend in our district.

[13:48] The bid will continue to do whatever it can to support that important work as well.

[13:56] Notwithstanding all these tangible efforts, the bid board recognizes there's always more work to do.

[14:01] And with the hope that we can continue to build a good working relationship with not only the village board,

[14:07] but also with our entire bid membership.

[14:10] It's my objective as the current president of the bid to create a united effort in pursuit of those important goals.

[14:16] If we can all support a collective, positive, and productive engagement effort, that familiar

[14:25] frame will prove true that together there's little we cannot do.

[14:31] Thank you.

[14:32] Have any, have any, have any, answer any other questions you may have?

[14:38] Any questions?

[14:39] Any other any specific questions?

[14:40] I mean, which have relative to the planer?

[14:45] I have a copy of the survey that you sent out for to the membership.

[14:51] I was such a very, it's very much to the point.

[14:55] It's a lot of the people at some of the things that everyone's been talking about.

[14:59] So I'll be interested.

[15:01] I can tell you we're already up to 14 responses in a matter of 24 hours. So, we're hoping to also produce a QR flyer, pamphlet flyer, if it can, this, the properties as well, and people that may not get, if the emails we have, we send out. But our hope is to, you know, quickly and efficiently garner a good sampling of data in terms of where those priorities lie, and then begin to discuss and collaborate with the billiards, each and every year.

[15:30] to how we make them happen, where there's a will,

[15:32] there's a way.

[15:36] Which you guys do a monitor of how activities

[15:39] during the holiday season.

[15:41] In other words, we get to January.

[15:43] We can go through a review and meeting

[15:45] and see how everybody did, you know, just curious.

[15:48] It's a great idea.

[15:49] I think we should, you know, I worry

[15:51] because we've done three surveys,

[15:53] I think since probably maybe September 1st,

[15:58] and you worry about, you know,

[16:01] to make sure that it doesn't just become white noise in terms of soliciting that response and that engagement, so keeping it brief is always best.

[16:12] But I think it's a good idea to check in and see how things are doing.

[16:15] I know that a practice that I totally support that started to happen maybe last year was to do kind of a six month interval,

[16:23] And you will meet the big membership and kind of check in with anybody that is still here to see how they're doing and how things are trending.

[16:33] You know, I can tell you personally from my business and, you know, my partners made me upset with me saying this, but you know, we're off from last year down about 20%.

[16:43] So, you know, struggling to find ways to be innovative and get people in the doors is one of the bigger challenges. We've become more of a seasonal village, I think.

[16:52] There are lots of different pressures that probably feed into that, but continuing to find ways

[16:59] where we can animate the village with that unification of the thought and goal oriented progress

[17:07] where we all kind of work together, avoid the clikiness, the stuff that you hear about third

[17:16] second hand, that's the most important thing and it's always been my objective and I think

[17:21] And one of the things I try to stand behind is just really good clear communication and transparency.

[17:28] So there are more things that we're planning to do with the website as well.

[17:32] We're actually, oh, and I forgot to mention a very important thing.

[17:35] I'm really pleased to announce that when I stepped into the role as President on October 1st,

[17:42] not really expecting to, when Nancy's departure, I was the Vice President.

[17:46] so we had a vice president seat that was open and I'm really happy to announce that the board

[17:51] voted Ryan Farrell as vice president of the bid. So and Ryan is an incredible young man who's

[17:58] got a lot of great vision, a lot of great thoughts and so he's leaning some of the initiative in

[18:06] terms of that particular project to provide even greater transparency and clarity on our website

[18:12] So that membership and anybody who goes there will see exactly where we stand.

[18:21] He's good guy.

[18:24] I have to say I really, you know, and the other thing I'll mention is that we have a letter

[18:28] that we're putting together with at least three names for the board to consider to fill those

[18:35] last two appointments so that we have a full complement of the 11 on the board.

[18:40] I expect that I'll be able to get that to you within the next week so that you can consider

[18:44] And then we can address that by the next meeting.

[18:49] And we appreciate that.

[18:51] Thanks for the overview.

[18:54] I appreciate your energy and enthusiasm.

[18:57] I have a question.

[19:01] Is it a bit allowed to accept tax adaptable

[19:03] production of donations?

[19:06] As a 501C6, a 503C6,

[19:10] individual donations are not tax deducted.

[19:14] But we've been guided by tax professionals that say that a business can make a donation and write it off as a business expense.

[19:23] But unfortunately, individual donations are not permitted by tax law as it's going to make.

[19:30] But do you accept individual relationships in a certain way?

[19:33] Oh, yeah, I'm getting $100%.

[19:35] I mean, I will say that we've reached out this season

[19:41] to a number of businesses.

[19:42] There's a thank you that's going to be going out shortly

[19:44] where we've raised over $15,000 to help offset

[19:48] the cost of the street light.

[19:51] And local businesses, and of course,

[19:53] everybody is conscious of the fact

[19:54] of running back to the same well over and over again.

[19:57] But, you know, we...

[20:00] I think, you know, the animation that it provides is recognized by those businesses, so they're happy to support, so, but yes, we'll accept individual donations as well as corporate donations.

[20:13] The fortunateness of the generous community.

[20:15] Indeed, we are.

[20:17] Do you have any thoughts or questions about some of the mobile points in the letter that has been presented?

[20:23] day to the months back. We talked about that a little bit about the procurement policy.

[20:29] Auditing, Persia, Persia, and things like that.

[20:32] I completely understand and we have implemented. I'm making sure that we're implementing,

[20:39] following that procurement policy exactly as it's written. So going forward, that that's going

[20:47] to be our record keeping a part of our record keeping that's not going to be a problem

[20:50] all. I do take maybe issues the wrong word, but I do not believe that there is any formal

[20:59] auditing requirement. I've done my extensive research, you know, as an attorney as

[21:05] well, researching the all the article in 19A, I've almost got it memorized now, as well

[21:11] as looking at the other provisions of guidance that would affect corporations up the

[21:17] us. We earn less than a million dollars and we have a budget of less than a million dollars.

[21:23] So there's very little added requirement. Other than making sure that we're transparent

[21:29] with our annual budget reporting to US boards so that you can see what we're saying and what

[21:35] we're contemplating. So I don't know that there's any more expense that we are required

[21:43] to incur in terms of that aspect of it, but I think also what we're trying to do is address

[21:50] the concerns that maybe some may have about exactly what those finances are by way of

[21:55] the added transparency and greater level of kind of understandable detail that will be on

[22:02] our website for lighting on to see. So we're confident that that would hopefully answer a lot

[22:08] of the questions. As I say, people always have different opinions about which has been

[22:12] money on, but you know, we're more prepared to stand behind what we're willing to put out there.

[22:20] I appreciate all the efforts of transparency in the community.

[22:24] So our understanding of the audit environment is different, your attorney, not, but I think I still

[22:33] need to be satisfied on this matter, so we still have to work to get to the bottom of this

[22:39] whether that's you convincing us?

[22:42] Well, it's I guess my question to be to say

[22:45] that if you provide me with a particular chapter

[22:47] in verse, I'm happy to look at that.

[22:50] And I'm happy to be convinced that I have to be

[22:54] that an organization with a $53,000 in your budget

[22:58] is going to have to incur that sizable expense.

[23:01] I find it difficult to believe that that is in fact a case.

[23:05] But if anyone could provide me with a specific reference

[23:08] to the coal chapter verse, and then I will wholeheartedly engage in that discussion.

[23:18] Depending on the level of audit that we're talking about here, it could be anywhere from

[23:24] a couple of thousand dollars to over ten thousand dollars.

[23:41] We have the board.

[23:43] Great.

[23:44] Appreciate it.

[23:46] Thank you.

[23:47] Two things, Rich.

[23:50] We've just got to the level of the language.

[23:53] It's very successful, I think.

[23:56] Keeps getting bigger every year.

[23:58] Yep.

[23:58] Thank you for that.

[23:59] You're welcome.

[24:01] You know, now it's harder than working.

[24:04] Put the beginning.

[24:06] What are the plans?

[24:08] And I didn't really see this in the survey.

[24:10] and I don't think it is, I think it's more of a board issue, you know, you've concentrated

[24:14] over the years on making this destination in the summertime, it's the board starting to

[24:21] think of events or ideas that the village also could work with, you know, those months

[24:28] noticed January, February, March.

[24:30] I know the ice shrink is a topic and you and I have talked about that and I think that's

[24:36] that we do rejoin as a board towards me to work on, but I'm just wondering if there's some ideas

[24:43] smaller events that will start to make a buzz during the winter time. I know a lot of

[24:49] restaurants close, but they might stay open for something. Yeah, like Valentine's Day is coming up.

[24:56] The Washington's Day in for three days is the same weekend there.

[25:01] So I'm hoping that there'll be a communication between the two part of our men and us to bid maybe something could come out of that. I think it'll be great idea.

[25:10] Yeah, I agree. I think not only is that a great idea, it's also the kind of the leadership that like Karahablin has exhibited with a holiday stroll.

[25:21] I've started having discussions with all of the lodging owners in the village, you know, seeing what we could do to potentially offer another period in the winter time where they would guarantee a hundred dollar night room rate to maybe combine that with available restaurants that are open and a music.

[25:41] There was, you know, that jazz on the vine kind of example that happened before.

[25:45] Because I do think it has to be experiential where we can hope to get people into the village

[25:51] about side of the village and say, of course, I can afford to stay in a hotel that night

[25:55] there.

[25:57] So we are looking at what we can do, again, the bandwidth that we have as a board of nine is tough,

[26:07] but certainly also engaging with other organizations like the Civic Association and others

[26:13] to help maybe cross-plotor cross-fink tank stuff like that would be very productive I think so we're

[26:20] going to get a keep working on it. Any officers? Yeah, appreciate that.

[26:26] I don't think I'm going to ask members, but you're able to say half the ideas, you know,

[26:33] before to see it. Yeah, thanks just to see what the results are, you know, be able to report kind

[26:39] where that's trending by next meeting, next month's meeting.

[26:43] It's a great idea of the fireman, like Fort Marmer.

[26:45] So, Fort Marmer?

[26:45] I know we owe you some appointments.

[26:46] Yes, I think we've all tried and we haven't come up with it, but we'll also.

[26:52] Yeah, I think I have, I mean, I think right now I've got four people that are willing to step forward,

[27:01] so you'll have a choice.

[27:03] Yeah, I mean, that is a great incentive for that list of work and information talk to these folks.

[27:08] Thank you.

[27:10] I just wanted to thank you since you joined the big board and stepped into the role of

[27:17] the Interfields, President of the Anti-Septam.

[27:20] It's a great moment.

[27:22] It's been a good amount of time talking on the number of information.

[27:25] Yes.

[27:25] If she's the fact that the village of Dan has a business district, join the league.

[27:30] And there's a lot we can do to gather and then see whether you guys, you know, this other report business

[27:36] organization in some of the leadership that he and Sarah and Tara, that particular activity

[27:41] in that work together with the bid to look at wonderful, with those other events that are

[27:46] happening with the celebration, place over, and it's well, it's a holiday stroll, and I know

[27:52] they're working on some fire-nice event that Ryan would help me about the bid once it's sort of

[27:57] well, for February's we're going to activate in the off season. I know I am sure that I participated

[28:04] with Discover Long Island in their vision to launch, you know, more effort towards the winter months too.

[28:12] I have there's some support there, we can leverage it when you move over it.

[28:16] So I have time with you to meet them here coming out.

[28:19] And then you have further opportunity to stay around town.

[28:23] So, you know, like we talk as well about our efforts to try and get to the digital pleasing coverage.

[28:28] Yep, for public safety downtown,

[28:30] the letter be sent to the town,

[28:32] and the vehicle sends something as well as support that.

[28:36] It's important, and it's a number of things like that.

[28:39] I think in a real big opportunity,

[28:42] which we'll be talking about more at our December meeting,

[28:45] on the way to happy, seven, and actually talk before,

[28:48] potentially moving on to work session the day,

[28:50] nine December, so we don't know a lot of other things

[28:52] to talk about, including some planning

[28:54] or issues that came up in the recently used vote gap.

[28:57] to make a better work session for all of us, and we're going to be having two co-chairs

[29:03] of the Green Ward Mitchell Park Anniversary Committee together with Americans who

[29:10] under 50 is speaking in addition to on some initiatives for fundraising for the ice rate.

[29:16] And we've actually really did a moment with that and hopefully an exciting public announcement

[29:21] here coming up to this part of that. I know that's on your survey and I've certainly heard

[29:26] a lot of this is folks that might see what they can't support it and

[29:30] rely on human rights presidents anymore.

[29:32] It's really worth it back to me.

[29:34] We're fortunate that we've got the friends of Mitchell Park who are

[29:37] going to support accepting donations.

[29:39] So we'll be asking about the law for folks.

[29:42] That's exactly what I'm saying.

[29:44] Yeah, we have the generous.

[29:46] The board has talked about other ideas for fundraising as well.

[29:49] And then we, you know, in conjunction with the ice shrinkage, as

[29:53] Now let's talk about what we could offer as far as ideas for that American 250 celebrations.

[29:59] So yeah, we're a close-up.

[30:00] All on the same thought process.

[30:14] He's also very smart and very in tune in terms of where he is in his life. He's a real asset

[30:21] and I'm really glad to be able to work with them.

[30:23] In the end, the only thing I want to ask about,

[30:25] I also saw the survey that very best referenced somebody

[30:28] that forwarded to me.

[30:29] And the one thing that I know is it wasn't on there,

[30:32] which I know we've talked to the bid out, you know,

[30:36] Patrick has really been an advocate for considering

[30:40] a potential partnership, is the visitor talk.

[30:43] And that needs funding for the how one for that summer.

[30:48] And the primary thing, the issue,

[30:49] it, of course, is a little busy system.

[30:51] We've heard, you know, come to some local residents

[30:53] that they don't get a patient's or a free dog.

[30:56] It's either, I'm just asking, yeah, if you're a busy patient.

[30:59] When we spend some time the other week, as a board,

[31:04] going through kind of a think tank session

[31:06] where we really just bring dumped every issue

[31:10] that we could possibly think of, the visorality doc was one.

[31:14] In order to kind of have intelligible results

[31:17] in terms of any survey, we figured the best thing to do

[31:21] would be to start with the five top priorities

[31:23] that we all secretly valid to put out there.

[31:26] If we find that the data results come back,

[31:29] where there's a particular initiative

[31:30] that receives no support, then we think

[31:32] it will go to the next one.

[31:34] And the visitor to talk is not far down.

[31:36] And as I say, starting with this,

[31:39] we've been able to align with two professional grant

[31:43] writers who are willing to serve

[31:45] this ad hoc grant writing committee for the bids specifically, you know, they speak in terms

[31:52] of very encouraging forecasting of, you know, we definitely can do something to help with

[31:57] that initiative. We tried to allocate numbers to all of our initiatives that we put on the

[32:03] chalkboard, so to speak, and, you know, and we recognize that that in addition to the old jail,

[32:10] And in addition to other things, our important components of our district and if only we had a million dollars, you know, what we don't, so we'll continue to focus on those things and in order of priority that we had, and we put out there and then we get engagement response on, we're open to whatever partnership that makes sense.

[32:33] So you're considering capital projects for the upcoming year?

[32:38] Yep, we are.

[32:39] And that certainly, you know, again, referring to Article 19-A, you know, there's a certain

[32:44] process that we would have to certainly employ in terms of a required amendment or updating

[32:49] of the plan with the Village Board participation in that process.

[32:55] If we get to a point where, you know, in my thinking is we kind of get that data survey,

[33:01] understand where the priorities lie with our membership. We come to the village board and say this is what we're

[33:07] here in how do we work together to achieve this goal? One of the numbers associated with doing that

[33:13] and then we know how high the mountain is that you have to climb and then employ our grant riders to help us

[33:21] dollar for dollar whenever, funding in, you know, towards that goal, but you know, it's, we, it's tricky if you go a

[33:31] statter gun approached all the initiatives because then you get no real intelligible results from the sample.

[33:38] So I'm trying to approach it in a logical fashion.

[33:41] But just like they've clarified about something as we touched on the visitor's die, what I've been proposing for a whole week is what I'd like to call a short state.

[33:53] We have lots of visitors, remember, who we have lots of dogs.

[33:56] So it's not that we don't have a place in visitors, we have an entire village.

[34:00] What I'm proposing is that we have a short state die in Mitchell Park.

[34:06] It's the center of the beginning of the natural power of security, and that it has two components

[34:11] to one is a floating dock which would be no cost, no fee, drobbled.

[34:17] So no time.

[34:19] You can't stay there, you could drop off someone's going to go to the must, you could drop

[34:24] off children, you're going to go to the station.

[34:27] And that another component of the dock would be a short stay, time, which would be offered

[34:33] at a lower cost than the daily slip rate.

[34:38] So it's not intended to be free if you're staying,

[34:42] but it's intended to provide a lower cost option for sure say.

[34:47] And it's important to be able to do that, so that we have some income

[34:51] stream to help maintain it.

[34:53] So if the bill is going to be working, I'm interested in doing this.

[34:56] I want you to know that it's intended that this is not...

[35:00] One time, pay for this, and then it's been elected.

[35:04] Try to create a scenario where we're about to vote.

[35:08] I also think, as you approach one of the other items on your agenda, you know, the, the

[35:13] Logging Tax, the Village Hotel Tax.

[35:16] I think that is a tool that could be employed to allocate, because I think there was a comment

[35:21] made once by Mary Bess, in terms of it, you know, we are going to, you know,

[35:30] We're clear in terms of where that money is going to go, how we're going to use that money.

[35:34] I think there is a, you know, as you construct that process in terms of what it is that you present to the legislator,

[35:42] you know, validate and corroborate what your why you wanted to do this.

[35:45] You should line item things for things like the village dock and the marina.

[35:49] And I think you can charge an assessment type of charge on top of the slip piece that goes specifically towards that dock restoration.

[35:58] You know, the best scenario in my opinion is we have residents, we don't want to tax them,

[36:06] but we have lots of people coming to visit and willing to pay almost any price to do so.

[36:11] So they could be the vehicle by which we raised those funds to actually make those improvements and maintain that.

[36:20] You know, they're showing.

[36:21] Well, you can make sense.

[36:21] If you and I have had an end in Ryan have had the discussion about the parking wheels, that we need to probably do a PR, I do public education, that the money that comes in on those meters,

[36:37] that we probably should be, and this is not just been thinking about it.

[36:41] should designate some of it and designate fund for regulatory care or for it too. So that people

[36:47] understand where the money is going. I think that's the biggest, the biggest communication

[36:55] that come from the business owners to be. Sure. Yep. Yep. We did the pilot. It wasn't, you know,

[37:02] it wasn't a whole pilot, but I think people would be surprised when the revenue came from it and

[37:08] minutes to go out. I think you're right communication. I'm certain things so that it doesn't

[37:13] fall on the field of residence all the time. We need to look at everything to see if

[37:17] it's, that's some little bit of bad news somewhere.

[37:22] I understand, yeah, and I think another big component that I've heard it said by I'm not sure

[37:28] who, but implementing things like parking meters and other restrictions or whatever, it's

[37:35] to be effectively enforced, because if it's not, it's really, that's where you lose a lot of

[37:42] the community support for when it's perhaps contemplated to do. We've got to be able to

[37:50] enforce and collect.

[37:53] Yeah, as you saw on our letter of the town about additional police savings, that was all

[38:01] I think relative to the lodging tasks, if you're absolutely right, there's a lot we can look at doing with that, but it won't solve for our need and needs of potentially doing this short-term knock that Patrick spoke about from the summer to sign you on.

[38:18] I understand.

[38:18] This has to make it through the legislature and implementation and maybe looking at something

[38:23] for their own next year, so if we are going to have this, I'm going to want to show

[38:29] we have this on our December agenda, but it's long to be, we're going to need to look at

[38:33] funding it somehow in order to have ready for next summer.

[38:37] And from the big, you know, from the big boards point of view, the more detailed event to help

[38:43] us understand exactly what those costs, as I say, what that mountain and how high that

[38:47] this way at the point. So anything else? Yeah, so council has just provided me with

[38:57] a specific article on the auditing of burns, but I want to follow back to

[39:01] you because I feel like we have such a constructive conversation here and I want to

[39:05] get into the bees. Okay. On this one. 100%. Okay. All right. Thank you again. All right.

[39:13] Thank you. I've won. I'm going to sit for the

[39:16] culture of work because I have some interest in that as well.

[39:20] I'm going to see what I'm going to see.

[39:22] I got to see what it was.

[39:25] It was work. It was all.

[39:27] That is me.

[39:30] Yes.

[39:33] Alright.

[39:34] So I have some announcements and updates for everyone.

[39:39] The November regular session was actually

[39:42] move to Thursday, December 4th. It was originally scheduled for Tuesday. Up next week and it's going to be moved to Thursday, December 4th.

[39:53] If it hasn't been updated on the website just yet, it will be first thing tomorrow.

[39:58] Next, Village Hall.

[40:00] All be closed on the following days in November, so next Thursday and Friday, so November 27th and 28th for Thanksgiving.

[40:10] The annual village festival of lights and tree lighting will be held on Saturday December 6th at 5pm.

[40:18] The rain date is the following day, Sunday December 7th at the same time.

[40:22] The annual menoralighting will be held in Mitchell Park on Sunday December 14th at 5 p.m.

[40:30] They'll call it be closed for the following dates in December.

[40:34] Thursday, December 25th, and Thursday, Jane, I'm actually sorry, I just realized how I wrote that, it's incorrect.

[40:42] The next day is January, 2,026, so December 25th and Thursday, January 1st, 2,026,

[40:53] well, Village Hall will close at noon on the following days Wednesday, December 24th,

[41:01] and Wednesday, December 31st. Exciting update up next for our Village website.

[41:10] So trusty Lillian, I have been working for months.

[41:15] We've been providing updates to the village board and to the community.

[41:21] And we are finally out of place where we have a draft of what the home screen will look like,

[41:26] which is attached in the agenda tonight.

[41:29] I just want to just touch on a few key things.

[41:32] And then I'm sure trusty Lillian may have some things to share

[41:36] as well from her perspective, so there are a few pretty big changes, the first of which is

[41:44] really that the sides of our village website now are all going to be condensed into a drop-down

[41:51] menu at the top of the homepage. That'll carry over into each of the pages, so it's a reorganization

[41:59] going on here. This is a draft. Upcoming events, the calendar looks a little different here.

[42:07] There will be a standard calendar page. There's going to be a how can I section. So hopefully

[42:15] that'll help people familiarize theirself with how things are organized on the new site. Let's see.

[42:23] I think that's really it, I feel like the biggest change here is the menu that is currently

[42:30] down both sides of the website.

[42:33] I just want to say that it is very much still a draft, like the top drop down monies are really

[42:40] in flux, I don't know if they're not going to be what it is to say, look at all these houses

[42:46] or if we don't drop down, that was just communication with the team making it at least a village code is not really going to be a drop down, it's probably going to be a link.

[42:55] It will be a link.

[42:56] So, just bear in mind, it's a draft, it also looks much better.

[42:59] It's a pretty unique that it does on paper.

[43:04] Yeah, that's all I have to say.

[43:07] It's just that it's very much draft, but it will be finished pretty soon.

[43:12] And everything that was on the website now will still be there.

[43:15] And we did, it will be different, will we try to make it not too different and not, and to make it, you know,

[43:22] a lot of some of the people can still find what they need.

[43:25] They will still take a look at a piece, too.

[43:26] We can, for sure, for us, because we used to have to have a lot of that.

[43:32] Another thing to point out is we are considering, just speaking with the staff that uses the website,

[43:40] we shared it with the board and asked for their feedback as well, but there are actual analytics

[43:45] that our current website has so we are looking at where people are actually clicking the most on our website

[43:52] and just balancing all of those things so with actual data and balancing you know how we all use it.

[43:59] The website is very much a resource for community, our board for everyone so we want to

[44:05] we're no intention of losing data, something else to keep in mind with this update

[44:11] as I've been keeping the community aware and the board, we are undergoing a change in software

[44:17] for our meeting management. So that is going to be another change. Hopefully these changes

[44:24] will sink up with time frame. They may not, they may be a little off from that. From the time frame

[44:31] We're hoping January, 2026 to launch, there is a launch that has passed as everyone is also the

[44:38] main aware our website has to now be.gov so there's a lot of changes going on but we're

[44:47] doing our best to keep the community and everyone up to speed with these updates and there will

[44:53] be redirecting and we're always happy to help in the office if just like we currently are people

[44:59] Oh my god.

[45:00] For directions on the website, right now. Finally, on this same thread, the village website, we are going to be launching a photography contest for our community for village residents, systemit photography to be used for our village website.

[45:18] These photos will be our own stop images for the village website, so that we have these photos on hand. The picture that's used here is,

[45:29] A stock image from our IT company, but I would really like to have our own batch of stock images that we can use across our website for various materials that maybe even different boards under the village umbrella are able to use.

[45:45] So I think that's going to be a really cool way to engage the community and generate these stock images that are just our very own.

[45:55] My next update here, I'm just going to speak about it high level because this is a very,

[46:00] I think this, not anything, this situation is ongoing.

[46:05] So regarding the village election, so the next village election is not until 2027.

[46:11] The reason that I'm bringing it up is because the Suffolk County Board of Elections

[46:15] has made an announcement and notified villages that they will no longer be offering

[46:21] It's really important election services, the biggest of which is the voting machines.

[46:29] I am working through quotes which are big undertaking for the bills.

[46:34] It will be a big undertaking if that happens.

[46:37] There's current litigation going on with this matter.

[46:41] There is, I don't know how much I should speak on that, probably.

[46:44] I think it's public to sell their carry-in-knowledge officials.

[46:47] Association has stayed in public lands going forward over it, and they don't believe that the

[46:53] buildings should respond.

[46:55] Okay.

[46:55] Thank you.

[46:56] Right.

[46:58] Which, we could go down the rabbit hole of concerns about why we, I personally at this point,

[47:05] I don't think it's a good idea for the village to house our own voting machines, renting

[47:12] them is a possibility.

[47:13] But it would seem that the companies that are available, which were suggested by the stuff

[47:18] The county I wouldn't say suggested they were included in the letter that was sent out from the stuff

[47:23] The county board of elections as trusted companies that offer election services

[47:28] So I've reached out to these companies and they're looking to sell these machines

[47:32] Not really rent them seems to be the first option

[47:36] So this is involving I will share the codes with the board I apologize. I have not done that just yet

[47:42] I'll share that goes with the board just in a tour of where of what that number looks

[47:48] like in addition to the treasure.

[47:51] But my personal hope in this moment is that we do not have to require election machines

[47:57] and store them, maintenance them, make sure that they're safe in a lot of location, so on and

[48:04] so forth.

[48:06] So, evolving situation.

[48:10] Next up, I have resolutions here, I'm sorry, does anyone have any questions about

[48:16] There's a part of the Board of Education issue and the election issue is that the village can't

[48:23] conduct its own election on its own schedule, is it a chance that we have to move in general

[48:28] election?

[48:30] I think their minor standing is their unrelated.

[48:34] The village can, that is a possibility that's on the table is that the board can decide

[48:39] to give over village elections to the Suffolk County Board of Elections so that they can

[48:45] adopt our elections as opposed to us. So I don't, I don't know that they are related,

[48:50] but they, I think they're both our truth.

[48:54] Yeah, so I'm concerned with this maybe in case over here, but we don't take responsibility

[49:01] and we turned over the county and then you want to move it to the general election and date for a comment.

[49:09] I don't think I've been in those lessons, so I don't think we're lucky to make that change.

[49:16] I think I potentially bring national politics to a virtual election, and I agree with you.

[49:28] on a personal level. I totally agree with you. I don't have a response to that. So I don't believe

[49:39] that there's layers to it. So the village can take on the responsive. And when I say the

[49:45] responsibility, I mean the actual voting machine was that the ballots go into. Suffolk County

[49:50] Board of Elections, they provide that for the village. They also provide list of our voters.

[49:57] These lists are not what they really should.

[50:00] But this is how the process works. So the list that we're provided with, they don't have signatures, which is how you verify a voter, when you go to vote, right? You don't ask the person for their license unless there's a reason to do so, or suspicion for the election inspector.

[50:19] with that said, they're pulling back what they provide to us.

[50:24] So they will still continue to provide the list,

[50:26] which is huge for our elections and conducting them.

[50:30] So I don't think, not, I think there's layers to it.

[50:33] So there's the option to purchase and or rent these machines

[50:38] that we need to conduct the election,

[50:40] or that we're currently accustomed to.

[50:42] And the village and pre-inport, I should say,

[50:44] because there are villages that do it in a very old,

[50:47] a way of their hand-counting balance, which we had to hand count some of our balance in

[50:52] just this past election. So these things are not uncommon. I think there's a layer of

[50:59] cost of what that imposes on the village, and then at that point I would say the decision is

[51:06] at that point you would decide if it would make sense for various reasons, if the village works

[51:12] to pass over responsibility to the stuffy county board elections.

[51:16] But, sorry to clarify, we were renting the voting machines from correct.

[51:19] So we were packing through the...

[51:22] Yeah, there is a cost of that cost.

[51:23] This is mainly that we could be paying more to substantially more.

[51:28] Well, there's a big difference being the current situation.

[51:32] Board of Elections, manages and maintains for a few months.

[51:36] Drop them off, secures them, etc.

[51:39] What was Todd and played it which I think had this place on life, just based on the

[51:45] form of something.

[51:46] The initials of the museum, pushing back would be the village we'd have to hone in

[51:51] the museum.

[51:54] Right.

[51:54] Source is somewhat different.

[51:56] What exactly has it?

[51:57] Whole bunch of complications.

[52:00] Well I think at this point we really don't have all the information and I think

[52:05] probably should in the next couple of months can this get the information for us for the

[52:10] quotes and update us on the legalities that are going on.

[52:14] Sure, so that we can, maybe discuss it each month so that we can be kept up to date on it.

[52:20] Okay, I have watching it as well on time.

[52:24] Yeah, and I've been in touch with NICOM, unfortunately, there was just a webinar for

[52:30] village elections, and I tried to ask that question, and I was told it was a loaded question,

[52:37] that would kind of be a rail via gender, that was, you know, proposed for a month.

[52:42] So I am supposed to actually speak with Rebecca Rosito tomorrow, from my come, and she's been

[52:49] an incredible resource, and just always available.

[52:53] So I will have more information, even by regular session, that I can share with you.

[52:58] have at least two quotes now that I plan to share with you as well. I can make sure I get

[53:03] those to you before regular session. So you can at least not to the point of having to make a decision.

[53:09] Correct. Yeah, I think we need to get the information first. Yeah, so we keep working on it.

[53:14] I think that would be the best thing to do. For sure, for sure. Okay, so next up our resolution.

[53:20] So there are several resolutions for my report that have been added to tonight's agenda for

[53:27] board to vote on. So these are annual bids that we go out for the same time every

[53:33] year. So the first one is for the delivery of diesel fuel. The next one is for

[53:40] let's see. Ten yard dump truck. Ten yard dump truck. The number two heating oil and

[53:46] then contractor services is the final of the four annual bids. The reason we

[53:52] I think the mayor pointed out, which is the time crank for leaving the open, getting legal notices in with the holiday.

[54:01] Next week, so I appreciate the board adding these tonight.

[54:05] The final resolution is authorizing the higher of Anna Gimmon, who will be working as an intern for the village of Greenport at a period of $18 an hour with a maximum of 22 hours.

[54:18] This is probably a little higher than I've heard.

[54:22] Correct, I'll make sure that's true.

[54:26] Correct, so maximum of 22 total hours at $18 an hour.

[54:31] I'll make sure that's clear.

[54:33] Sorry, let me just note that.

[54:38] Next up is...

[54:39] And it's just before you go.

[54:40] You need these resolutions passed tonight.

[54:43] The four for the bids?

[54:46] They're on.

[54:49] They're on the cover page.

[54:51] I've added them there, so there's five total resolutions for tonight, possibly a six with the the

[55:42] All right. Resolution 20, 2020, 1, 2021, 2, 1, 2021, 3, 2021, 3, resolution authorisation, the annual solicitation of vote to

[55:56] and driver was just a village with a rovalent disposal or snow, as needed, and directing clerk for, you know,

[56:03] is the professor of quotations accordingly, some move?

[56:06] Yes.

[56:06] But that's, I have not correct.

[56:08] No?

[56:09] That's, you're reading from the clergy court, but do you, for instance?

[56:12] Yes.

[56:13] Oh, it's on the back of the, you know.

[56:16] Yeah.

[56:16] I, for granted, so I'm going to give you a...

[56:18] Okay.

[56:21] Okay.

[56:22] This is what you want.

[56:26] Straight back.

[56:27] Correct.

[56:28] Okay.

[56:28] So number three.

[56:30] Yeah, okay.

[56:31] Resolution authorizing the annual solicitation of fits for the delivery of number two heating

[56:34] oil.

[56:35] Two garries.

[56:36] Locations throughout the bill.

[56:37] The Supreme Court in directing clerk Walton on solicitation of fits according to

[56:40] some move.

[56:41] Okay.

[56:42] All in favor?

[56:43] Aye.

[56:46] Just for record.

[56:47] That's the resolution of 11 to 225.

[56:51] Resolution 11, 2025 or resolution authorizing the annual solicitation of quotes for

[56:57] Lieutenant Trump and driver to assist the village with the removal of disposal of snow

[57:01] is needed and directing for fall to notice the request for deportations according to some

[57:07] move.

[57:08] Second.

[57:09] Paul Faber?

[57:10] Aye.

[57:11] The resolution 1-1-2-0-5-9-5 resolution authorizing the annual solicitation of quotes for a required

[57:20] requirement, a requirement contractor with a unit

[57:27] for hourly, hefty, and daily rates for one. One worker with a back home, two workers and two workers with a back home, including regular time and over time, and directed for a call to notice the request for quotations according to someone.

[57:46] One paper?

[57:47] Aye.

[57:52] Okay. Next up, our public assembly applications.

[58:07] Sorry, the first public assembly application that was received is from Richmond

[58:13] Burke on behalf of the three and four harbor brewery to host a celebration kicked off

[58:19] event on Friday, December 5 between the hours of five and nine p.m. this

[58:25] resolution is to request a road closure for one hour before and one hour after the

[58:30] event on Carpenter Street between Bay Avenue and the corner of East

[58:35] on Street. The event will include music and local oyster farmers.

[58:43] The next public assembly

[58:44] application has been received from Carhablin and the Greenport bid to host an outdoor holiday

[58:51] stroll on Saturday December 19th between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m. This event will include

[58:57] a road closure on front street between 3rd and 1st Street. From 4 to 9 p.m., we'll be the

[59:04] closure. This is quite a large event, so this resolution is definitely not encompassing all

[59:12] that is planned for this event, but I just wanted to note that there are various businesses,

[59:18] organizations, the fire department, Southful Police Department, of course the village of Greenport,

[59:23] all collaborating to make this a really beautiful night for the community. The next public assembly

[59:29] application is received from our Green Corps Fire Department for the annual Washington's Birthday

[59:35] Celebration and Parade on Saturday, February 14th. The parade will kick off at 1 p.m. at the

[59:42] intersection of Main Street and Nathletes. The next public assembly application is for summer 2024.

[59:51] This is from Nikki Gorrell on behalf of Clinton Memorial AMEZINE Church and coming to the table to

[59:58] they're annual.

[1:00:00] Their third annual Juneteenth celebration in parade on Saturday, June 20, 2006 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

[1:00:09] The celebration will include a role closure for the parade. The route has been outlined in their application with the celebration that

[1:00:16] to you in Mitchell Park.

[1:00:19] The final public assembly application for summer,

[1:00:22] 2026, and actually into fall,

[1:00:26] is received from Paul LiveZ on behalf

[1:00:28] of the Greenport Farmers Market to host

[1:00:32] a farmer's market in Mitchell Park on Saturdays

[1:00:34] between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.

[1:00:37] This will be every Saturday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.

[1:00:40] between May 23rd and October 10, 2026.

[1:00:45] And that concludes our report, is anybody have any questions for me?

[1:00:50] First one.

[1:00:53] Sorry.

[1:00:55] I have a question.

[1:00:57] Please.

[1:00:58] Thank you.

[1:00:59] Thank you.

[1:01:00] Thank you very much.

[1:01:00] Thank you.

[1:01:01] It's just the, the closure we were looking for was from Bay Avenue to

[1:01:06] Stead Systems, not all the way down to the end of the road.

[1:01:11] She also called did, stayed at the STID systems. There's a driveway access point there

[1:01:18] behind the old capital one bank. Okay. Not only went down to East

[1:01:26] Crunchy Lake, so I just went. That might have been from our previous

[1:01:29] application. I think it actually was me. I was looking at a map and I wasn't really

[1:01:34] sure how that where that address was. I couldn't find the address for this

[1:01:41] still this business. So I will correct it.

[1:01:44] And you know, are you a little pre-boyfriend over there?

[1:01:46] Well, I mean, we kind of, I had planned for any of that as far as, like,

[1:01:51] because I know they're doing something in there,

[1:01:53] may shell location, I didn't want to conflict with,

[1:01:56] whenever they're planning to deal with it.

[1:01:57] So, you know, there's more market on the map,

[1:01:59] even if that's that.

[1:02:00] So, let me just get clear in my own mind, okay?

[1:02:02] You want to go to the group, your group's entrance?

[1:02:07] Yeah, right by the old jail.

[1:02:08] Reply or jail.

[1:02:09] What do you want to encompass the Cooper?

[1:02:12] Right away there, you want to know.

[1:02:14] No, no, no.

[1:02:14] Because we don't want to obstruct anybody wanting to get down there.

[1:02:18] So, all right.

[1:02:19] And then you might have to say.

[1:02:20] I'm sorry.

[1:02:22] That's perfect.

[1:02:23] Thank you.

[1:02:24] I'm sorry.

[1:02:25] I'm sorry.

[1:02:26] That's perfect.

[1:02:27] Thank you.

[1:02:27] I'm sorry.

[1:02:28] I'm sorry.

[1:02:29] Yeah.

[1:02:31] We've been sharing information about them relative to court

[1:02:34] or training.

[1:02:34] Because they're doing something to, I think, Friday night.

[1:02:36] It's something because it's the year for them, it's the year celebration for them, the year of the new site.

[1:02:44] But my one question is, is you're using the word celebration here?

[1:02:48] That could be amended to ratio.

[1:02:50] That's exactly what I meant, yeah.

[1:02:51] You want to adjust that depth?

[1:02:54] Okay, thank you.

[1:02:55] Yeah,

[1:03:00] I know he and Rosemary have not requested any screenplayers in front of that place because they're in sign of suicide in the space that's on my screen.

[1:03:12] I did get a request from the couple of oyster farmers who might want to activate his part of Mitchell's heart and the holiday celebration.

[1:03:25] And there's a gatherer with the instruction of our big working waterfront, a tree that

[1:03:32] made the oyster part of us did last year, over a visual part, more details to come

[1:03:39] and, well, circulated in the moment and there's something broken.

[1:03:42] Yeah, yeah, it was a discussion set.

[1:03:44] Yeah, okay.

[1:03:44] We need to act on the racial part of it?

[1:03:49] Right now?

[1:03:50] No.

[1:03:51] Okay.

[1:03:51] And then next week it'll be...

[1:03:53] It wasn't December.

[1:04:01] So that would be number seven if you want to craft a resolution to vote on tonight.

[1:04:10] I just want to make sure what we're just here.

[1:04:11] Okay, public assembly application received from on behalf of the Brewery to Poses.

[1:04:20] E.R.s.

[1:04:20] The raise shall celebration or raise shall kick off.

[1:04:25] I'm

[1:04:30] trying to decide to include in your role closure.

[1:04:34] Now, we'll do that.

[1:04:35] From Carpenter, from Bay Avenue.

[1:04:40] So this side is the jail, so do you need carpet just on your property stay okay?

[1:04:47] And then don't come to stupid somebody, they have no idea.

[1:04:52] South side is jail right?

[1:05:04] Are you in?

[1:05:08] Yeah, we don't, we don't usually, I wasn't prepared for the resolution tonight, but I wouldn't have added it to the next week.

[1:05:17] No, I think so.

[1:05:19] So that'll be 7 in eight.

[1:05:26] Okay. So...

[1:05:28] Resolution 11, 2025, 6...

[1:05:34] 7...

[1:05:35] 7...

[1:05:36] Four k'ers.

[1:05:42] Public assembly application received,

[1:05:45] The Green Board, the Farther, the Green Board,

[1:05:49] the Green Board, the Green Board.

[1:05:49] The Green Board, the Green Board, the Green Board.

[1:05:53] Friday, December 5, 2025, from 5 pm to 9 pm,

[1:05:59] including a road closure for one hour before,

[1:06:02] and after the event on corporate history

[1:06:04] between Bay Avenue and South of the Jail,

[1:06:08] and the, I don't think the rest of that, okay?

[1:06:12] South of the Jail, the event will be held.

[1:06:20] You're closing the road in the middle of the street, rather than at an interception where people have an alternative option.

[1:06:30] They can make a turn in the time we're here.

[1:06:33] That's a crap of a bank.

[1:06:35] They also can.

[1:06:36] As long as on the approach they have another alternative.

[1:06:39] Right.

[1:06:39] This is the next set coming out of the bank capital one, is it?

[1:06:43] I'm fine, that is straight across.

[1:06:45] Is the entrance to capital one?

[1:06:47] It has very little things.

[1:06:49] Yeah, yeah.

[1:06:51] The entrance to capital one is actually closer from the blue.

[1:06:55] Is it not?

[1:06:56] No, it's not.

[1:06:58] It's not.

[1:06:58] It's all finished.

[1:06:59] Just thank you very much.

[1:07:01] It's close.

[1:07:02] All right, so, so, so.

[1:07:04] Thank you, sir.

[1:07:04] All in favor?

[1:07:05] I have.

[1:07:06] There is.

[1:07:08] We have a copy of it.

[1:07:16] Well, I'll just make a simple resolution of 112025-8.

[1:07:25] Resolution to wait for the wave, is that what we use?

[1:07:28] Suspended.

[1:07:29] Suspended.

[1:07:30] Suspended.

[1:07:30] of the Village Code, the Open Container Code within the Village of Greenport Code

[1:07:37] for December 5th, 2025 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the event range show kickoff event.

[1:08:20] So, thank you.

[1:08:23] Thank you very much.

[1:08:23] Thank you, Rich.

[1:08:28] If Brian, we have to clean that up.

[1:08:31] Yeah, do that.

[1:08:32] Fine.

[1:08:33] You don't want to say anything.

[1:08:34] Absolutely, of course.

[1:08:43] Mr. Robert.

[1:08:45] Thank you, Mr. Mayor.

[1:08:46] Good evening.

[1:08:48] Start with my resolutions.

[1:08:49] My first resolution is to authorize Mayor's duty to sign the contract between

[1:08:56] energy, EV, and the village of Greenport, which would allow synergy, EV to replace and operate

[1:09:01] the existing EV charger located on the Adam Street parking lot. This resolution may need

[1:09:08] to be a main need to be tabled as I believe that would have received the contract in a more timely

[1:09:11] fashion from synergy, EV. If the contract is provided and our legal counsel and board has adequate

[1:09:18] time to review, prior to the next meeting perhaps it can stay on, if not it'll have to be tabled

[1:09:23] to enable to do so.

[1:09:27] Just, well, well, just reiterate that this new contract would stipulate

[1:09:32] that synergy EV owns and maintains the unit, and the village would sell the electric needed

[1:09:36] to run it. So we would have no state in maintaining the machine or replacing it.

[1:09:44] My next resolution

[1:09:46] is approving the attached 2025-2026 service fee agreement between the village and pen flex,

[1:09:51] regarding the 2526 fees. This is related to the Greenboard Volunteer Firefighter

[1:09:58] at Length of Service Award Program.

[1:10:01] PenFlex, this is to allow PenFlex to continue to manage the village's low-sat program. They handle the yearly bookkeeping point tracking benefits statements for each of the participants.

[1:10:13] They ensure that the plan complies with the IRS and state requirements, update planned documents and helps with any amendments or audits.

[1:10:23] This resolution is a present in every year to the board.

[1:10:26] My next resolution is to approve the attached budget modification to appropriate light fund reserves to fund the relocation of the railroad dock electric service panel.

[1:10:38] This modification was based on figures that were provided to us from one of the vendors who submitted quotes.

[1:10:44] It was brought to my attention that the village may be looking for other vendors who could complete this task for a lesser amount.

[1:10:49] Yeah, we're getting pricing all that from other benefits that we should have next.

[1:10:53] Okay. At this moment, this is the only bullet.

[1:10:56] It's a high number. Correct. Yeah. This is the only code I had to work with.

[1:11:00] So I wanted to present the budget modification for that amount.

[1:11:03] If the additional quote comes in cheaper, the board could always pass a resolution to modify the budget amendment for the new amount.

[1:11:09] And that's coming relatively quickly. That was Texas and emergency resolution, so I'm just checking.

[1:11:20] I do have an additional resolution which hopefully will be approved this evening.

[1:11:25] It's to hold the public hearing for our annual CDBG funding.

[1:11:29] We do hold that every year and we hold it so we can hear ideas that the public might have

[1:11:34] regarding the 2026 submission for the CDBG funding, which is the community development block

[1:11:39] grants.

[1:11:40] Just for some history, these funds have previously been used to bring sidewalk ramps up

[1:11:45] media compliance, complete entire replacements of sidewalks as we see on the out-and-street

[1:11:50] parking lot just last month, and to replace the fit-street playground, we use the funds for

[1:11:56] CBBG for that as well. So we do look forward to listening to the public's ideas on where

[1:12:00] we can direct future 2026 funds.

[1:12:06] Moving right along, utility buildings on time, significant

[1:12:11] Collections, rent collected in October 2025, total $73,292.35 in the property tax collected

[1:12:20] through October 2025, total $1,360,313.26.

[1:12:28] I do still continue to send out monthly reminders on those.

[1:12:32] significant payments we did replace our air rotor for a 183,800 dollars our wastewater treatment plans this relates to our continued effort to modernize our wastewater treatment plant and was paid for by our 2024 bonding we did.

[1:12:47] Another significant payment was our TCC payment, or a transition congestion costs for $336,359.65.

[1:12:59] This was the second installment of our Biongual payments, and this amount does align with our new TCC contract amount with NAPA,

[1:13:07] which is approximately 35% cheaper than the previous contract.

[1:13:14] Questions?

[1:13:14] I'd like

[1:13:18] to go back at some point to discuss the electrical panel.

[1:13:22] But I do have a different question, which is dealing with finance.

[1:13:25] It's more than an action.

[1:13:28] I think something's done.

[1:13:30] The Northberry February 1st.

[1:13:32] I do believe we're going to be coming up with a bond payment.

[1:13:37] And my understanding is, in our conversation,

[1:13:41] we've only received one of the reimbursements to date.

[1:13:45] Correct.

[1:13:45] So, timing and cash flow are definitely concerned related to the band.

[1:13:50] To date, I have submitted approximately $2.5 million with a reimbursement to the DOT.

[1:13:56] I've received approximately 200,000 back.

[1:13:58] That is an 80% reimbursement.

[1:14:00] So, other 2.5 by submitted, I am expecting 2 million of which I have received 200,000.

[1:14:07] As far as the 1.8 million go, at this time, I do not have any reason to believe that these funds

[1:14:13] won't be credited to us in a timely fashion,

[1:14:15] prior to the February 1st.

[1:14:17] However, I do have concerns with I don't believe

[1:14:21] that we have received all of the outstanding invoices

[1:14:23] for the project.

[1:14:26] When we receive that invoice, we have to pay it,

[1:14:32] which we can only do once a month or another annual check run.

[1:14:36] And then we have to wait for the check to be cached,

[1:14:38] as that as a requirement of the resimission,

[1:14:41] Then do you like to submit the packet to DOT?

[1:14:44] They do have to approve it, you know, review it, approve it, and then actually go ahead and release the funds for us.

[1:14:51] So I do have concerns with that timing.

[1:14:54] Granted, if there was any issues with the disbursement of those funds, I may be coming to this board for approval for a check-up.

[1:15:01] As I would not wish to wait until our next check-around next month to be issuing that.

[1:15:05] So, do you have that conversation, Corzini, last week, correctly and by the wrong, in the name, does it think that it was this coming week?

[1:15:12] They did it.

[1:15:13] They did say that they would get it to me this week. I reached out just today, in fact, and I'm waiting on a response.

[1:15:22] So, I'm hoping I could have that as early as tomorrow. If not, sometime next week.

[1:15:27] And as I mentioned, I may be coming to the board for emergency check run on that, just so I can start the reimbursement submission.

[1:15:35] Exactly. Yes. Yes. In February first, we'll come off like fast.

[1:15:38] Well, my other concern is that, as you and I both know, that once we've paid bond,

[1:15:46] Any reimbursement that comes after that we dead can't go back towards the balance because we

[1:15:52] There will be a balance

[1:15:54] February 1st. It's not a complete

[1:15:57] 100% pay off. I believe we will have to have a small amount that has to be bonded

[1:16:02] Yes, so correct. We barred

[1:16:04] 3,200,000 dollars and 80% reimbursement of that

[1:16:10] You know, the difference we would be bonding for

[1:16:13] Now that number is hard to conclude when I don't have the proper invoices submitted yet

[1:16:20] It'll definitely come be tight because obviously I need to start that bonding process prior to February 1st

[1:16:25] Which means I'll need to have all of those numbers which I currently do not so again

[1:16:30] I am

[1:16:32] Insisting that the vendors provide

[1:16:34] copies of the final invoices so we can move this process along

[1:16:44] That's the final, that's the final invoice and the five is our consultants, I did reach out to them as well

[1:16:54] I haven't seen a bill come from them in a little bit, so I am assuming we have another final invoice from them as well, they have not

[1:17:03] I'm not sure if he was the final or not, I'm not sure if he was the final bill or not, at least he didn't state anywhere on it that it was

[1:17:09] but I have reached out to them in waiting for comment through them as well.

[1:17:13] Is there any way, I mean, Adam is doing his best at pressuring, but is there some way?

[1:17:19] I don't talk about Adam tomorrow.

[1:17:21] I think we need to be insist.

[1:17:23] Yes, too.

[1:17:24] I mean, I don't think we need to be insist.

[1:17:28] I mean, I don't think we need to be insist.

[1:17:36] Yes, too.

[1:17:37] I have an account for me, some waiting on our spots.

[1:17:44] I'm going to reach out.

[1:17:46] Jack.

[1:17:47] Okay.

[1:17:48] So I'll call my anniversary morning.

[1:17:49] Excellent.

[1:17:50] I appreciate that.

[1:17:50] As is in my concern,

[1:17:52] once we pay the bomb,

[1:17:55] and we have to have an additional amount which we will.

[1:17:58] The ban.

[1:17:59] The ban.

[1:18:01] If you re-investment after the February 1st pale thing,

[1:18:04] We can use that to reduce the bonds name.

[1:18:07] No, no, we're not able to pay down bonds early.

[1:18:11] At least not in the first 10 years, I believe.

[1:18:13] I believe after the first 10 years, the bond we can pay it off early, but not before.

[1:18:17] So really, what would happen in this case, you know, that reimbursement we received after the fact,

[1:18:23] we'd have to restrict it and put it in a separate account and essentially bleed it into the payments we would be making on the bond at that point.

[1:18:32] Which is certainly not ideal, but it can be achieved if needed. We're hoping to avoid that

[1:19:06] What's

[1:19:09] that word for at the circle?

[1:19:11] No, that's that thing that half the word is now because of the issue of the last word.

[1:19:18] So, the punch of this word simply leads prior to the state side call.

[1:19:23] So, in late, the bushelter has part of the word that we gave in a very bushelter.

[1:19:28] We have a total set of side.

[1:19:30] We have a total new side call.

[1:19:31] We can generally part of it.

[1:19:33] The question was, put back on, it's not going to be there, it's going to be cool.

[1:19:38] We've got the answer for that, and then we've got the answer.

[1:19:42] So, what's that?

[1:19:43] Well, it kind of is a crack blast from the earlier thing.

[1:19:48] We've got a little bit here.

[1:19:49] But I'm worried that it's, who's responsible for solving the question here?

[1:19:53] Is it going to be fixed?

[1:19:54] It's going to be fixing, or is it going to be fixed?

[1:19:58] So, it tends to be done.

[1:20:02] All right, correct. Yeah. Do you know where everything else has been signed off on by the state? It's not at all.

[1:20:11] Well, we've had a state sign up on it, I guess. We've talked about it before. I want to make sure that it works out.

[1:20:19] Okay.

[1:20:22] This is the last. This is the last opportunity. We're getting the same voice next week. It's going to be the beginning of the year.

[1:20:37] I would just suggest that if that's the case that we look at it now because when I do receive this final invoice from Poresini, I'll be looking to pay it immediately.

[1:20:46] So just for the

[1:20:48] We do the other work

[1:20:53] Yeah, we can pop it up. We can pop that. We can be Ryan

[1:21:01] I

[1:21:05] just don't want any outstanding work to kick kick down and roll

[1:21:09] Yeah, it's outside

[1:21:21] Thank you

[1:21:23] Any other questions?

[1:21:26] Any other questions?

[1:21:29] Any other questions?

[1:21:30] Any other questions?

[1:21:31] Any other questions?

[1:21:32] Well, I would we count.

[1:21:35] We had two separate resolutions that we've asked because there has been much concern from all of us on the visual of the, you know, the water and mocks, pulling out from the water headed into getting submerged into the water.

[1:21:53] I was just on the impression that when we passed that, that this would have been one of the first things that would have been done and we were anticipating it to be done right away.

[1:22:04] Oh, oh, oh guys, oh guys, oh guys.

[1:22:09] Call them gave us not only, okay.

[1:22:11] Yeah, so the issue is this needs to be coordinated

[1:22:13] with pulling back all the black on over there,

[1:22:16] which of course Amy's doing.

[1:22:19] And we've got a price on that.

[1:22:20] It's not going to be a water over there.

[1:22:23] And so that word is scheduled for next month right after all day.

[1:22:28] We have three clothes coming in from three different

[1:22:31] doctors on the bulk end of it there. They've all done their walkers over there.

[1:22:37] Poor Zemi has managed all of that and we're supposed to be getting numbers from

[1:22:42] that early next week, which includes an additional quote on a lettering,

[1:22:47] and said, well, either be this new one or any odd one to do the electric.

[1:22:52] Well, what's so happy that you should look that bulkhead has to have a DEC permit?

[1:22:57] Yes, that's in process, over there's one.

[1:22:59] Who's doing the DEC permit?

[1:23:02] The dog builder that's going to be doing it with us.

[1:23:05] We're going to show him the dog builder.

[1:23:07] That's what we're going to be doing next week.

[1:23:10] They have the keys over there today.

[1:23:12] It's the last one.

[1:23:15] So this is going to encompass the area that's been blocked off.

[1:23:21] And the bulkhead that holds area over there.

[1:23:23] So there's a combination, there's water that we need to deal with over there.

[1:23:30] There's water, electric, asphalt, and bulkhead that all actually coordinate the same time.

[1:23:38] A corzini will be doing all of the work and pulling up the asphalt.

[1:23:43] We'll just be in order to open it up to do the additional work.

[1:23:46] I was in the question from all those quotas that I asked you to let's find out that they were

[1:23:53] in the trench, do the work, and then a little patch on the paper, so say that for that.

[1:23:58] One of the whole paintings you've done of, and so it made you adjust it with work for these

[1:24:05] and two.

[1:24:07] So we're making co-rezining the contractor over our docked builders?

[1:24:12] No, they're okay.

[1:24:13] Separate together, be three different contracts, it's to be a letter, passport, dog, and then we will do the war.

[1:24:28] I'm just surprised that it's never one.

[1:24:32] I just had hoped that that situation would have been worked a little bit sooner than it has.

[1:24:38] I believe that the board felt it was an emergency situation.

[1:24:41] And there was no doing it.

[1:24:46] And it's not as scary, but it's just not frustrating.

[1:24:50] It's taken us long to get it moving.

[1:24:52] Well, we need to coordinate all the trays of their business.

[1:24:56] For me, the things that are happening that all things are related.

[1:25:08] Okay, that's why I'm very aware of it and that's why I've voted to the board. Attention, then this is something that really needs to, should have started well before now. I'm sorry, I just, I'm upset that it took this one.

[1:25:23] It's just me if we're going to be waiting for a big seat for our friends out there.

[1:25:27] No, we're waiting for you, where are we?

[1:25:29] Or in office.

[1:25:36] Any other questions?

[1:25:37] We're turning my report.

[1:25:39] You would like us to pass the resolution similar to what we did for Canvas?

[1:25:44] Yes, please.

[1:25:45] Just regarding the ECDBJ, I want to get that post to the paper for the public hearing.

[1:25:49] We're ready to pass?

[1:25:52] Resolution 11, 20, 25, cash one.

[1:25:55] Resolution schedule and public hearing.

[1:25:57] 60M on December 18, 2025, at the 3rd Street Fire Station, 3rd in South Street,

[1:26:04] Greenport, New York, 1-1-1-1-4, regarding potential CD-DG, community development and

[1:26:11] block grant opportunities for the village of Greenport, and directing clerk hall to

[1:26:15] notice the public here in the court of the SOMO.

[1:26:18] Second.

[1:26:19] All favor?

[1:26:20] Hi.

[1:26:20] Hello.

[1:26:21] Hi.

[1:26:21] And

[1:26:28] you added a resolution to the abstract as well,

[1:26:31] and do that now.

[1:26:33] We're looking at a screenshot.

[1:26:39] We're delivering you 112.2.

[1:26:41] That's the resolution of the perfect all checks for the voucher summer report.

[1:26:45] Data 112.2.2.2.

[1:26:47] And that's a little amount of about $1,281,793 of 43 cents.

[1:26:54] An interesting of all regular checks from the amount of $1,1006,838.

[1:27:01] $4.60, all pre-paid checks include in wire transfers in the amount of $164,964,

[1:27:09] and $4.97.

[1:27:13] Second.

[1:27:14] Can we just change the resolution number?

[1:27:15] I think you have it in six, and you already did it six, and it said that's another two.

[1:27:20] So whatever the next car is finding number, and things are going to be good.

[1:27:23] It's good to check.

[1:27:24] It's good to check.

[1:27:25] It's good to check.

[1:27:26] in the eight, it's been a lot of years, late at the same time.

[1:27:30] Makes sense, it's good.

[1:27:31] Is that a skirt, I guess?

[1:27:33] Pretty short.

[1:27:33] Go ahead.

[1:27:35] I didn't say anything.

[1:27:37] It's been a second.

[1:27:38] Ball Bearer?

[1:27:39] I'm Matt, I think, hers.

[1:27:43] Next item up, to tell Mochelle Tax

[1:27:47] is a military force.

[1:27:49] So we've discussed this a number of times,

[1:27:52] trying to correct me if I'm wrong.

[1:27:56] We would certainly need to have a resolution in our next meeting of the Village Awards,

[1:28:03] supporting our hotel tax as a buy one.

[1:28:07] The percentage would be, is there anything else that's going to be required?

[1:28:11] There's a part of that.

[1:28:13] It's more detailed.

[1:28:15] We'll provide.

[1:28:16] So obviously, sequentially, this thing goes to the state legislature,

[1:28:21] which would carry this through, which is obviously going to be a significant multi-month process is part of doing it.

[1:28:31] We have seen in looking at the hotel tax.

[1:28:35] It's been done in other, I mean, depending on what we call this hotel tax, in the imaging tax,

[1:28:41] because it would also cover any type of short-term rentals as well.

[1:28:45] They run in three to five percent.

[1:28:49] We had to stuff in a prior way.

[1:28:51] They didn't get four percent, you know,

[1:28:52] if they get a number in the middle of anybody having different

[1:28:56] perspective on that surprise throughout the language.

[1:29:02] There it

[1:29:05] is.

[1:29:07] That's fine.

[1:29:08] I said, it's fine.

[1:29:13] Do you have a question that you probably just said,

[1:29:15] there's more to it?

[1:29:17] Is one of the additional details how is there a designation, how to punch the right part of the use?

[1:29:33] Well that's what I did, you don't need to call, I'll let you know.

[1:29:38] I thought you'd said it was a requirement to specify as a part of the request for the legislation.

[1:29:43] I think that's right, but again, I don't need to call exactly.

[1:29:47] I just need to look at it again, I'll give you a minute.

[1:29:50] and it's not required.

[1:29:52] It's for the side.

[1:29:53] Right.

[1:29:54] It's very safe.

[1:29:55] On this specific ground.

[1:29:59] Yeah.

[1:30:05] I don't think to you to spare a line, I don't think for the resolution to make the request of the state legislator, not to have this kind of doubt.

[1:30:15] You have a seven-stuffin and a seven-year-old officer who is about to judge you.

[1:30:22] I don't really, I mean, I read some of it because I listed the new ones that have just been reoffred by all of the nation.

[1:30:29] They look at the language, I don't really see anything this way.

[1:30:32] Those are the lowest of cells you're talking about.

[1:30:33] That's the most important.

[1:30:42] Okay, so I'll give you an answer before we leave.

[1:30:46] So with that we have our

[1:30:49] bone schedule for a much greater session on order of mental law.

[1:30:55] That's all we've obviously all seen.

[1:30:57] Like we've had all of here.

[1:31:00] Is there anything else in the door so that anybody won?

[1:31:04] It's disgusting.

[1:31:08] I think we had much discussion at one point that putting it up for a vote was one thing, but I believe we're all looking towards some type of guidance from the man that they are in management and to how we're going to enforce it or what is the plan for the enforcements.

[1:31:30] I think that's what we've been through.

[1:31:33] Yeah, so that's why even that really comes down to the application process more than anything.

[1:31:39] Can this and I have been conducting a whole bunch of interviews as part of the same business for the building of our business.

[1:31:45] I will update the board in the executive session.

[1:31:48] I'll call the staffs.

[1:31:52] I think my recollection of conversation is not okay if there were a little bit of guidance, but the next, the idea is to just have to repeat the implementation of action.

[1:32:07] This is a little more of a string.

[1:32:12] I still feel the same way.

[1:32:18] I don't have it.

[1:32:20] But I'll walk you through where we are on that in the exact session.

[1:32:23] I'm going to roll with

[1:32:30] the questions.

[1:32:36] You want to talk about the comic star?

[1:32:38] This is in where we stand in the back.

[1:32:43] I want to pull it.

[1:32:44] I want to pull it in.

[1:32:45] This is how I've noticed it.

[1:32:47] Yeah.

[1:32:47] It can speed me in and out.

[1:32:50] It works up.

[1:32:51] So speeding had two fishing boats,

[1:32:55] pushing you to lies and adolescents,

[1:32:57] in which it's fired in a spring of next year.

[1:33:00] He sold one of those.

[1:33:03] The remaining vote is in the shop in St.ville,

[1:33:07] which was having worked on that work as apparently now finished.

[1:33:10] He has made requests of the ability you would like to extend that license.

[1:33:16] When he comes up a renewal and gets that done sooner rather than later.

[1:33:19] He is also in the process of purchasing an additional vote to replace the one that he sold

[1:33:25] And he would like to do a new license for that one off of the space that he had for the product.

[1:33:35] So is the first one for any of these interesting extended licenses?

[1:33:40] Is that still an option that license is still a fact?

[1:33:43] Both licensees are in a balance on name next year, right?

[1:33:46] So can you still try anything that license to extend again?

[1:33:53] Well, Council has made a recommendation that we need to update the paperwork and modify the existing license.

[1:34:01] Yeah, I guess that's kind of what we're getting.

[1:34:02] Yeah, that doesn't seem to be what we want to do.

[1:34:04] You want to do that, I think.

[1:34:06] We renew the use of the steps of the entire review.

[1:34:10] And we can't depart from the terms existing license on one boat as much as we can.

[1:34:16] The customer would expect.

[1:34:22] It's a state of terms won't be significantly different.

[1:34:25] It's just some of the text we're going to take.

[1:34:28] We have to clean that up.

[1:34:31] And the second one.

[1:34:34] He doesn't have a dog yet.

[1:34:35] We've always tied it to the vessel.

[1:34:39] And what we've learned in the past is actually when he has your sheep.

[1:34:45] It has an idea as to where they come to us with a photo of the vote vessel and copies of the documentation papers.

[1:34:55] So there we get a look at the votes first before we vote on anything.

[1:35:01] So he has a vote, I mean a vote, I can share a vote of a vote. And where I have left, the committee was obviously this would be, you know, conditional on purchasing, but because they're not going to license, who would be hopeful for the Senate.

[1:35:15] It's a good idea.

[1:35:16] Yeah, I have no idea.

[1:35:18] Yeah, so we'll have a draft, a green place for the second vote.

[1:35:22] what concerns me here is that for some reason, they don't put you in a purchase or something

[1:35:27] that extends their timing and this board can't extend the license to them. Will we consider

[1:35:32] another. And so we do have interest from all the Apple things that it's like people who

[1:35:37] already is today's issue. On love time, you bring your comfortable with, you know,

[1:35:43] Derrick Dean and then he gets in, you know, documentation that he hasn't backed,

[1:35:49] purchase the boat and owns it, they will move forward with this in license for that we can have people on it.

[1:35:56] I would say that on the second one, I would not feel comfortable having it subject to this purchase in the boat.

[1:36:03] That we have the previous owners in that money won't eat it, so.

[1:36:08] Yeah, so that's a decent amount of energy.

[1:36:12] So, in this case, the applicant knows more about this.

[1:36:17] I have to do this on my stage, because we can't hold the space open for an hour, but at the same time, we should get one of these.

[1:36:26] Depends on the day of the show.

[1:36:28] Some knowly that the current license is live in a way that we're going to be on the comfortable,

[1:36:35] and we'll be in the

[1:36:39] third stage.

[1:36:41] Not the war, I mean, I hope that he has a purpose to be the fight.

[1:36:46] I don't call it February, but they shouldn't have an issue discussing it.

[1:36:51] I haven't given it for March.

[1:36:52] Yes.

[1:36:53] The diverge is to March.

[1:36:54] I'm sorry.

[1:36:56] I must definitely be signing an advice in this somebody, but it's a kind of conversation.

[1:37:01] I think to be very old.

[1:37:02] Yeah.

[1:37:02] It needs enough time.

[1:37:04] At the same time, we may have to put two of that.

[1:37:08] Sure.

[1:37:09] I guess suggesting first the march or the end of March.

[1:37:13] I think the end to March.

[1:37:14] The second is the same one too, because if you see it doesn't start, though.

[1:37:20] Mary, Mary says, oh, come back.

[1:37:23] If he's really committed to doing what he's presenting now, he's going to keep on moving.

[1:37:30] He's going to be done by March because he's going to need to get it geared up.

[1:37:33] He's going to need to get it advertised.

[1:37:36] He's going to, because the way they ended there,

[1:37:43] The reason announcement of shutting down, they are going to have to really work it very hard to get up and running again.

[1:37:52] So if he's going to have to be dumped by the end of March anyway, he'll have to be also there.

[1:37:57] the lessons. You also have a contract or an agreement with the C4, the C2 category, who is

[1:38:02] still got speed? Yeah, which the C4 means they've been part of the C4, and there are

[1:38:10] a side in the bottom of the B2, the C2, the C1, the prior one too. The lessons about make first.

[1:38:18] Right, that's right. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, that's right.

[1:38:22] That's fine, that's fine.

[1:38:25] I sent a comment to the treasure.

[1:38:28] I was looking at that.

[1:38:31] Just calculated where we stayed at the rent.

[1:38:35] So we got rent, put up the license fee.

[1:38:37] Yeah.

[1:38:38] Okay.

[1:38:39] We're never proposed to start this new license.

[1:38:43] We're bound to firm up the calculation.

[1:38:47] I didn't quite understand your license.

[1:39:05] The contract I believe that you saw was the previous one, the prior to 2021. I believe that call for a 5% increase every 3 years.

[1:39:15] The newest 2021 contract going through today calls for a 3% increase every year.

[1:39:23] But it didn't also happen not to, but not less than per patient.

[1:39:27] It was a 3% but not less than the counseling.

[1:39:32] Living in preschool majors in the New York majors in region.

[1:39:35] I did see that on the older contract.

[1:39:37] I believe that was taken out of the 2021 version.

[1:39:40] But I can confirm that was taken out.

[1:39:42] And as I said it, I just wanted to talk about what's going on in

[1:39:51] our favor, what's going on in there.

[1:39:53] Well, there was also an issue as I recall relative to some accounting for all of the reasons to stay licensed in the place.

[1:40:00] And I'm not serving that enforce that our agreement that we have with the county court, the property of the mayor.

[1:40:10] Because of me, me, as the fellow judge responsible for the dog, right?

[1:40:18] And that really doesn't have anything to do with the lease.

[1:40:23] We could say.

[1:40:23] Well, I think those licenses are in the state of the county council.

[1:40:27] That was on the first example back to the original one that may not have gotten taken out

[1:40:33] that may have been across over when we used the village, the county, the county, at least

[1:40:40] there was possibility for it.

[1:40:43] That was in the middle of the Antelope for dates.

[1:40:45] Yes, of course.

[1:40:46] The existing license agreement does require that.

[1:40:49] I'm suggesting that I don't know if you need to do that anymore.

[1:40:53] So we have a panel for you to come to talk in this.

[1:40:57] This falls us sort of ties into the second to last.

[1:41:03] Under the last item on the list here,

[1:41:05] I'm really looking to read more JLC work using this art building.

[1:41:10] This is the Seaport Museum.

[1:41:13] It has dozens of analysis of pause for that building,

[1:41:18] which I will share with the forward on things that need to be done.

[1:41:22] As part of that, they wanted to look at their agreements that they have with the village,

[1:41:30] which has been in place for a very long time.

[1:41:34] They've updated that agreement, and I think Council looked at county agreement

[1:41:39] and seen what made make sense to change on that and we made wish to go back to the county

[1:41:45] in the end, yeah, all in the series.

[1:41:48] One particular item, in particular is the existing county

[1:41:53] agreements, as a vice, that the six months notice,

[1:41:57] everybody has to leave the building over there.

[1:42:00] And that makes zero sense, there's to be a bunch of money,

[1:42:03] but it's a little late.

[1:42:04] To approve it, to have a six month down,

[1:42:07] I think, frankly, by the part of the leave of it,

[1:42:10] it's the FLIRR, it's going to want to take back that building

[1:42:13] and an important because it's now been an existence as a museum for many decades and seemingly no reason to utilize an algorithm to transition.

[1:42:26] I think that we also as a board need to decide whether it's going to be a management agreement to release agreement.

[1:42:34] This is a difference between the two.

[1:42:37] Right now there will be a management agreement.

[1:42:40] They're welcome, they have a lot of time to build it, which I think is a good solution.

[1:42:45] I'm very sure that I've seen this official back there.

[1:42:51] I've read the railroad museum, yours is a least correct.

[1:42:56] It's not a least with the village anymore, is it illiterate?

[1:43:00] Yes, yes, yes.

[1:43:01] Because that needs to be.

[1:43:07] Don Fisher, President, Reverend Museum of Homeland, 444th Street Greenboard,

[1:43:17] specific to Mary

[1:43:19] Bess' question about our building on 4th Street.

[1:43:23] We have a license with the MTA.

[1:43:29] I believe that if you lease a property from more than 99 years, Council may have some comment

[1:43:37] on that.

[1:43:38] I think if the 99 years you could claim that you own the property, it's been explained to

[1:43:43] me by the NTA Real Estate Department that refused to use the term lease, so as to avoid

[1:43:52] that 99-year business that someone like village town organization to take over the property.

[1:44:02] So we have licenses with the MTA.

[1:44:06] The building is licensed to the rare occasion for one island.

[1:44:12] The four plus acre property that the building is sitting on is licensed to the incorporated

[1:44:19] village of Greenborne.

[1:44:23] Now we are 100% responsible for warm repairs and maintenance of the building.

[1:44:31] You're more than enough of these two. For our building, I'm only talking about where we're

[1:44:47] right now in 1990, when the original plot was licensed to the village, the turntable

[1:44:57] the two buildings.

[1:45:00] The crisis to the village. We became a subletter to the village. And for the first three years, the railroad museum actually paid $500 a month to the village.

[1:45:15] in the MTA, how it was split, 40, 60, 50, 50, that was before my time, 1993, the trustees

[1:45:28] of the museum at that time, before I was a member, went to the MTA board, specifically

[1:45:35] the Suffolk County Representative on the MTA board and said, this is a worker, $500 a month

[1:45:44] killing us and through those negotiations in 1993 the MTA licensed the building to us for

[1:45:57] one dollar a year wave since that we have two more licenses with them in rivet head again one

[1:46:06] dollar a year wave so I deal with the MTA real estate department for three licenses one in

[1:46:13] what the building, two in river property up there. We don't pay them any money.

[1:46:23] The

[1:46:23] Proviso is we have to maintain everything in the building. The matter of fact we have a new

[1:46:28] roof going on in December. So the difference is no real one of the museum of the main things,

[1:46:34] there are no things that the village owns the responsibility of the main team, the sea port,

[1:46:39] Correct, because the seatboard of the position is the same.

[1:46:44] Conditions are the same, but the response is the same.

[1:46:47] The seatboard museum, the old passenger station, is still licensed to the village.

[1:46:54] And Mayor Bessett's correct, we have a management agreement with the seatboard organization,

[1:47:00] the American organization to manage the building for you because the start of it was going

[1:47:07] to be the Greenport Police Department in jail and when that went away represented as a village

[1:47:16] went to Albany to maintain a rather large fund of money that had been given to turn it into

[1:47:23] police station and the negotiations of Albany came out that well you can keep the money

[1:47:29] turn into an educational facility,

[1:47:31] it's built in one to run a museum,

[1:47:34] so you have a management agreement with the sea port.

[1:47:38] But right now, you guys are,

[1:47:40] as I have experienced, you're responsible for that building,

[1:47:45] but which you're responsible for our building.

[1:47:49] I hope that's helpful.

[1:47:51] Thank you.

[1:47:52] Thanks.

[1:47:55] Thanks for the rare part of the Martian vision messes

[1:47:59] identified by the County and the West.

[1:48:02] And then by the villages, some license.

[1:48:06] You know, as the life, as a sub-bison, see.

[1:48:10] Now, some license, or...

[1:48:10] You will be a license, or...

[1:48:13] You will be a license.

[1:48:15] And I identify as the village, as a sub-bison, so...

[1:48:19] Let me have.

[1:48:21] And identify as a party, as a sub-bison, see.

[1:48:26] So, I'll use the...

[1:48:31] And it puts it in the village and part of it which is having a place in the village.

[1:48:37] So, thank you very much.

[1:48:40] I did ask council to let it be a sure additional insurance fund.

[1:48:47] That's right.

[1:48:48] We asked the efficient vessel to,

[1:48:53] I don't know why the village is additional insurance.

[1:48:56] So, I'm sure that we are able to,

[1:49:00] It's standing here

[1:49:05] in the west.

[1:49:07] That would be standing.

[1:49:11] Brian, I didn't know back a couple of years,

[1:49:16] because my understanding was that Suffolk County,

[1:49:20] we as far as the dark are now responsible,

[1:49:23] that TA was the dark.

[1:49:25] That's quite a TA property.

[1:49:29] I'll just, I'll do this way.

[1:49:30] There are documents that are going to dictate the answers to the question of what they're proposing to us.

[1:49:36] So once we review all of that, we can incorporate that into the other textual changes that we already think of.

[1:49:42] That's what I've got to do.

[1:49:43] I have to pin some of the group, we have it.

[1:49:46] The H.H.E.s. is a third of the tremendous expansion, maintaining all this stuff,

[1:49:53] what part of the calendar that the list of all our members have.

[1:49:56] And we have these things in Tuning and Tuning and meeting infrastructure.

[1:50:03] And we had to put together a list, some years ago, a person who would be done. And we had to request it that they update it.

[1:50:11] Now that we do exactly the background there, they've done that. And so we're going to be setting a meeting. It's simply like a December meeting, so we're ready to have a session for about what needs to be done, how we work together on it.

[1:50:29] for you all to documentation that we have with the county as well as our green museum and

[1:50:35] requesting changes for the museum that should fall in our area.

[1:50:39] Did you say you have a listen from that best to what they've created as far as what needs

[1:50:43] to be repaired?

[1:50:45] That is, of course, there are apparently looking into it more, but it's not an insignificant number.

[1:50:50] Is there a while?

[1:50:51] Well, I would appreciate, I'm not sure, maybe Patrick, if there was anything to do with it.

[1:50:55] We have to clean it well, certainly, the whole thing on it is.

[1:50:59] Oh, they can be in a new roof there, somehow, in the last ten years,

[1:51:02] I don't know what we were supposed to do.

[1:51:03] We did.

[1:51:04] We did.

[1:51:05] So, and it should have, you know, at least another 15 years, I'm sorry.

[1:51:11] I did.

[1:51:15] Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

[1:51:19] But it's so we'll give all the information and we'll be able to digest it before the main book.

[1:51:25] But I think you can also speak something else we've been talking about,

[1:51:28] We try to work with the town to get the CDF law implemented relative for both

[1:51:35] water quality, and for a historic preservation, like every other village in town is able

[1:51:41] to take advantage of this would be something that we could need to apply for, and potentially

[1:51:46] get funded out of CDF as opposed to the village having to put it the burden on our tax banks

[1:51:53] to do this, the venture work, is it?

[1:51:56] Well, the other option we have is that our grant writing company could start looking towards

[1:52:02] some historic funding, I'm sure there has to be some private interest to private funders that have

[1:52:07] been doing a lot with this story.

[1:52:09] Well, some of that is an option, but it's much more complicated, we are already in front

[1:52:14] of the state group, a very significant amount of funding between the technical assistance

[1:52:20] grants for the housing emissions we have, the order of the million dollars of the LWRP,

[1:52:27] as well as the historic preservation grants have been applied for it.

[1:52:33] So there is limited, but most of them reflect the gardener foundation grants require a 50-50 match.

[1:52:41] And that's the same with the most of these grants, so if we're wanting to use them all, our number

[1:52:46] say it's been the 100 and 75,000 dollars for a pair of C4, EZM, which is probably close to

[1:52:53] that, Patrick's, the EZM is pretty much, it's, you know, say 200,000, whatever it is, that means

[1:53:02] the bill is going to need to come up with 100,000 even if you get a matching print.

[1:53:08] Yeah, no, I'm not.

[1:53:09] CZM would be a very logical place to pull it.

[1:53:12] Well, CPF also would be in addition to any other funding that would come from other directions.

[1:53:18] On, I just feel that, you know, opportunities should be looked at to try and make it where that.

[1:53:29] Create the information for us that is funding out there for there.

[1:53:34] I just don't want to miss an opportunity to not put this on taxpayers because that's exactly where it's going to go.

[1:53:42] If we have to do any major work done.

[1:53:44] Yes, I'm CBWD. This is a scam. We are all of year.

[1:53:49] About 10% of the dollar thing you're collecting this year, we can't see.

[1:53:54] Trust me, honey, do you know you're working on this? What's your view on using the CBF funds for the seafood?

[1:54:02] I have a look at this story as much and it's owned by the NTA, but I guess, yeah, I mean I think I guess it could be eligible and it could work.

[1:54:17] I do think hearing from South of the town, you know, they're not very receptive to using it for the story.

[1:54:26] But they're not really receptive to our quality either, or even anything in the military

[1:54:31] because I can see it's like, but we can keep fighting and asking for it.

[1:54:41] Yeah, I'm going to guess most of the sort of icing that I thought would pop like privately

[1:54:45] and then again.

[1:54:48] Like in some examples would be, you know, on the south or over the last couple of years,

[1:54:53] if you have these sign up for theater, which was restored,

[1:54:57] would see me up money, and you have those.

[1:55:00] The bill, and he's jammed in, when bill, and solved, and the bill.

[1:55:04] The bill is a fee, it's like, already owned by the theater and continued to be owned by the theater.

[1:55:09] That's right, yeah.

[1:55:10] I mean, that's what I'm trying to do.

[1:55:12] Somewhere in the back of my mind, don't think,

[1:55:16] but this is a building, but it's, I don't know, you know, in terms of open space, like, that's something

[1:55:22] about it, like, you know, it's sort of maybe a little different, but I mean, it is that kind of,

[1:55:26] I mean, this is sort of that.

[1:55:28] It's getting.

[1:55:29] But I'm not sure, I'm not sure.

[1:55:31] I'm not sure if it's going to start.

[1:55:31] I've pretty certain the beat of all vacations.

[1:55:34] I mean, the wind tunnel seems to be standing in this out there.

[1:55:36] I think it's all.

[1:55:38] I mean, that's a good call.

[1:55:40] It's a lie to say.

[1:55:41] Yeah.

[1:55:42] I mean, I think it could come all of my anticipation.

[1:55:44] So, especially if getting a couple of times into a doctor's lab into their, into the town code,

[1:55:49] and then actually into that.

[1:55:51] Well, they are required to spend 10% of total funds collected for a discharge.

[1:55:56] community, and that law, the men to effect late December last year. I think the town is

[1:56:04] selected somewhere north of the basketball, the women dollars as far so that that's

[1:56:08] that's about 1.2 million that is yet to be spent within the military court this year.

[1:56:20] If we could add it to the list.

[1:56:21] Yeah, please.

[1:56:29] Big picture though, it's my cause of the thing that kind of stores to choose to.

[1:56:34] That was so long.

[1:56:34] And it would be different.

[1:56:35] And it would be different.

[1:56:37] Yeah.

[1:56:38] So I'm going to need to be great to have two both of the stack over there.

[1:56:40] And hopefully it's both of theirs.

[1:56:43] Can't take you both out of the shame.

[1:56:45] Also service to the museum.

[1:56:47] You can't stop that.

[1:56:49] A lot of really positive momentum with their leadership change.

[1:56:54] I'm going to focus on the work, you know, you really think you're looking down to love it for a lot of things, you know, even more after the community and children, I'm going to focus on that together, so I'm going to focus on that together, so I'm going to focus on

[1:57:15] that together, so I'm going to focus on that together.

[1:57:28] any deep project? Yeah, I can update you. So I'm really, thank you for including in the

[1:57:34] those newsletter last week that I had started to work on the replacement of all the

[1:57:41] three lines of the development. This has been a project that's been out of winter to the day.

[1:57:46] And if I got here in Los Sam, I'm getting into the works. All of the fixtures arrived in the

[1:57:52] We'll start in the visualization just over a week ago.

[1:57:56] Lights have been replaced on front streets.

[1:58:00] They are now down in the area of fifth and sixth street in the cross streets.

[1:58:05] And so again, every single street life within the village,

[1:58:09] which we have 14 different types of pictures throughout the village.

[1:58:13] Imagine the work that does a light and plant has to be managing.

[1:58:17] All those different pictures, which are all antiquated, high energy use.

[1:58:21] The new ones are all brand new fixtures, one standardized fixtures, which is an LED fixtures, is trusty fills just mentioned.

[1:58:31] So it is energy saving, which means it's going to cost village taxpayers less to provide electricity to them.

[1:58:40] It's also going to last significantly longer, and there are also dark sky compliance.

[1:58:46] The real beauty of that note is, of course, as one can imagine, going through the village.

[1:58:52] You know, the street, over by a city's house, where there are a lot of trees,

[1:58:57] might have a light that doesn't have any coverage.

[1:58:59] It might be a little too bright.

[1:59:01] We have the ability, literally, on a cell phone, to go adjust at one light,

[1:59:07] versus what they like to have more tree coverage on it,

[1:59:11] and deems throughout most of the year,

[1:59:13] and you need to brighten that one up in order to get the same coverage between you and the screen,

[1:59:18] you can hop that one up a bit.

[1:59:20] So I would just urge those patients over the next month as these all get installed,

[1:59:26] because the way that we through the village, you can all this done is very thoughtful process,

[1:59:32] but there will be periods in time where there might be some lights out as part of the installation of it.

[1:59:39] I'm also a good one.

[1:59:40] I like to go out.

[1:59:41] We will know me, we will be in the end.

[1:59:43] Yes.

[1:59:44] So we will be flying.

[1:59:45] Which one is a lot more.

[1:59:46] A lot more time here.

[1:59:48] Because anybody's ever used a LED light.

[1:59:50] Yeah.

[1:59:51] As they last one, I'm excited.

[1:59:53] I don't know.

[1:59:53] He's even for his system.

[1:59:55] I have to go back on.

[1:59:56] Yeah.

[1:59:56] I've got a lot of light solution.

[1:59:57] There are a lot of people.

[1:59:58] Yeah, they're all too looking.

[2:00:14] So we're going to be rolling right into that next with the states. We also have a updated engineering from GMB that I'll be circulating to the board to for our next meeting.

[2:00:31] to get those plans finalized as part of it, but we're going to be ready to start rolling

[2:00:40] into that for the next year in the same time.

[2:00:43] Okay, so D&B is going to be applying for a try-in-two.

[2:00:47] They'll be doing that as well as for the university to work to be able to follow in that.

[2:00:52] Probably, so are we changing the D&B performance to a emergency performance for the full

[2:00:58] Well, it was two-severed content after the two-severed projects, he has a location, but yes, there's another one.

[2:01:06] Do you want to be both the two-severed projects?

[2:01:08] No, two-severed.

[2:01:11] Two-severed projects?

[2:01:12] Two-severed projects?

[2:01:13] Oh, maybe.

[2:01:14] Correct.

[2:01:15] Do you need to...

[2:01:17] Actually, the solution I was emergency.

[2:01:19] Do we do?

[2:01:20] Right.

[2:01:21] Well, that's the date.

[2:01:23] That's the date.

[2:01:24] That's the date.

[2:01:24] Yeah, that's the date.

[2:01:25] If you see, we'll actually have to have a copy of their resolution if you're going to do that.

[2:01:30] The other question that I had on that is, since you're planning on trying to press for the beginning of the year,

[2:01:39] we did a bond anticipation of last year.

[2:01:43] Are we going to hold off to we get started trying to do that again?

[2:01:48] Well, we currently have bonding funds, we're going to go to the full kit for $1.4, $1.5 million.

[2:01:57] I suggest we do use most of those funds prior to going out for another ban.

[2:02:02] Yes, I think we should get the project under way.

[2:02:04] We have capital right now to start that initial project even more than just start it.

[2:02:09] But I believe we should run through the bonding funds prior to additional bars.

[2:02:13] And then I understand friends of the Department of Friends, which will park these sternly

[2:02:19] stories of society, wants to run from us next month to present the 90th of the historic

[2:02:25] science, throughout which will park near the walking path.

[2:02:31] We not yet see anything as far as a plan, anticipating the care and the museum where it should

[2:02:39] have something to us here. Relatively, she said she'd be ready for the similar work session.

[2:02:45] On that, I know she was in front of me, it's horrible.

[2:02:49] HBC early in the evening talking about it.

[2:02:52] But we've not seen anything yet.

[2:02:54] It's hard to come here.

[2:02:56] Their idea, which has been approved for funding to friends of a child park,

[2:03:00] is to have a series of signs throughout the edge of the park.

[2:03:05] In certain locations.

[2:03:13] Friends of Mitchell Park did a project a couple of years ago story boys.

[2:03:18] No, I don't know.

[2:03:20] I don't know.

[2:03:20] Yeah, yeah.

[2:03:21] And I don't know.

[2:03:23] I don't know.

[2:03:23] It's a city, but it's a city.

[2:03:24] It was a big case in the community.

[2:03:28] It was a story.

[2:03:30] What do you look like?

[2:03:31] A total bunch of love.

[2:03:32] A lot of love.

[2:03:34] It was like a vacuum, it was probably the pass, you know, and then it was a little bit.

[2:03:38] So this is like a big walk around with?

[2:03:40] No, no, no, no.

[2:03:41] No, it was actually a sign.

[2:03:42] Yeah, so they were not stupid on the time.

[2:03:44] They were like, they were like, a lunch and a lot of it.

[2:03:47] I think that's it.

[2:03:48] I mean, I don't know.

[2:03:49] I mean, I don't know.

[2:03:50] I don't know.

[2:03:53] I don't know.

[2:03:53] But kind of name.

[2:03:54] It's a story work project.

[2:03:56] Actually.

[2:03:58] Yeah.

[2:03:59] The character?

[2:04:08] Yeah.

[2:04:42] Can I return to something in the treasure to suggest that if we have 1.4 million funds available to start the mission park floor?

[2:04:51] Can you really do that?

[2:04:52] Will we start?

[2:04:53] Will we don't know the cost of the second half?

[2:04:56] Say, could you put in a million dollar park?

[2:04:58] When I say start, I'm really...

[2:05:00] We're referring to the planning, but any permitting fees we may have or the designs, the design stage, essentially.

[2:05:07] This soft costs, at the time we were ready to actually put the shovel in the ground, I do suggest we probably need a saw.

[2:05:17] I just don't want to go for it.

[2:05:23] And then the last question on the utilities is, on the sewer report, we're still reweight waiting for the final.

[2:05:29] I'm going to give you an update in an exact discussion with some people issues throughout the map, but that didn't help.

[2:05:34] That's a far more.

[2:05:37] To some of the work session issues that Adam shares, some other digital connections.

[2:05:48] Is there anybody who would like to speak on a matter?

[2:05:50] From public?

[2:05:52] No, all night.

[2:05:53] Thank you.

[2:05:53] I'm going to take a look at the pages.

[2:05:55] Of course.

[2:05:55] All right.

[2:05:56] I'll take a look at the pages.

[2:05:57] Wait, man.

[2:05:58] We have a fan of word code.

[2:06:00] Oh, yeah.

[2:06:01] So, thank you for mentioning that, that is really sort of the primary reason for wanting to use a longer daytime time being in December for our work session, which I was going to reach out to.

[2:06:16] separately on scheduling, I've heard my comment earlier this evening is, you know, the

[2:06:21] planning board is done quite a bit of work and community engagement on different things,

[2:06:29] that they have sent us. You've all seen the framework list on it. It's going to take some time

[2:06:35] to go through and prioritize. But I know the patch that I have had, the meeting with the chair

[2:06:42] our financial manager, the company is well, and she's working to get to come to me and be

[2:06:48] established and have got interest for, I think, a total of five individuals. So far, including

[2:06:53] of course, John Saladina, who was on the board in the survey game. And the goal would be that

[2:07:00] we as a board were able to go through this and prioritize the items that we feel our importance

[2:07:05] to get updated and the code is part of it and to turn that over to the company.

[2:07:12] to, you know, refine the specific issues as part of it.

[2:07:17] Thanks, Ed.

[2:07:18] Yeah.

[2:07:18] I just wanted to discuss the framework as we have mentioned it.

[2:07:22] And there's a lot of good stuff.

[2:07:23] There is a lot of good stuff there.

[2:07:24] And that was one of the other reasons I was suggesting

[2:07:26] six reasons we have there, but the difference is the way that we need it.

[2:07:30] Two, because there's a number of things.

[2:07:32] In particular, in the down-down district, that's how it gets on.

[2:07:35] Putting aside all the issues and the aid of this,

[2:07:39] I'm a little more of a larger leader of those years

[2:07:41] and we still can be here.

[2:07:43] From people I know it's been a rendendationist

[2:07:45] and we'll get access to relevant units.

[2:07:47] What my name says is part of that.

[2:07:50] We're a new building, we're smaller items too.

[2:07:54] I can have less of it, but it was very thoughtful.

[2:07:56] This is come from the planning board that's been a lot more fun.

[2:08:01] We should be able to play something that we haven't been doing.

[2:08:03] I think that's how it is.

[2:08:07] I have to keep my mind here.

[2:08:09] Yeah.

[2:08:11] Please, that?

[2:08:13] So I just want to give you a update on the mid-rare road.

[2:08:19] The road to the bottom of the road is to the 70s and the actual slow road from

[2:08:25] the 80s.

[2:08:27] How it's going to be out here.

[2:08:29] So that's great.

[2:08:31] It's important to remember that the road is still on the strength of the road.

[2:08:36] I think it's a lot of stuff to take care of our ship that doesn't remain in, still

[2:08:42] other than here.

[2:08:44] They're still all, and I think I don't have any panic at all, if you need anything to

[2:08:47] have to do with the season.

[2:08:52] That's where it is.

[2:08:53] And in a far enough moment, we're really touched by everything already when she's the

[2:08:59] series.

[2:09:00] I just want to talk about her revenge.

[2:09:03] So, you know, I met you and with Maria Magier, we're all at each stop at the a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a

[2:09:15] that should be handed to the veins on the brain.

[2:09:20] I'm gonna be going to do that, I send that back to Rick, or so.

[2:09:24] But one of those two notes max, that's all of it.

[2:09:28] They do have a verbal policy, but it's not in the, not in the,

[2:09:32] I think Rick, I think it's true.

[2:09:35] That's what I was thinking.

[2:09:36] And then the other condition that we need to hand to that veins down.

[2:09:43] And you're saying that the people that use the dog can not like the face of the face and attach anything to the dog.

[2:09:51] As we have had problems, the tendons of the dog can be solved with the people.

[2:09:58] So it's just that we're here.

[2:10:00] So, I will help raise the bill and the bill and the bill.

[2:10:05] That's it.

[2:10:08] Julie, I mean, you guys had a product session, putting the court on the premises.

[2:10:12] Yes, yes.

[2:10:13] I want to come from the director of the village, he can help, but she was a fabulous.

[2:10:18] She managed to get all the reasons I didn't know.

[2:10:22] She had a problem initially. She hung in there with him and she got his designs.

[2:10:26] Nobody's in the committee showed up. I mean, I wasn't really doing anything except sort of.

[2:10:31] You know, they've ever tell me they didn't wire and stuff like that so you know, I think it turned pretty good

[2:10:37] I don't know if I'm going to meet up here, I'm quite familiar with these things

[2:10:40] Not yet, at least these clothes, these clothes, these clothes, these clothes, all the holidays, and all the online events

[2:10:46] I don't know if they're the main shelters

[2:10:50] Yeah, so I mean, they're excited

[2:10:52] And I guess once the tree is up, it's gone on the Christmas tree.

[2:11:02] Yeah, that's looking forward.

[2:11:04] Yeah.

[2:11:04] And I do have a commitment from what we are interested in,

[2:11:07] to provide it with the kind of clothes.

[2:11:09] Over the holidays.

[2:11:10] How are they?

[2:11:11] The exhibition, I mean?

[2:11:12] Right.

[2:11:12] They all set out in front of the sweet indulges.

[2:11:15] It's a kind of thing.

[2:11:17] They're really going to take the meaning of food.

[2:11:19] Do they take care of all the clothes?

[2:11:20] Yeah.

[2:11:21] Yeah, I don't know if I spoke to her about it.

[2:11:23] That's awesome.

[2:11:25] Thank you.

[2:11:27] Very best.

[2:11:27] Any updates from town transportation today on the staffs in the river area?

[2:11:33] Well, the roundabout.

[2:11:34] The roundabout.

[2:11:38] The roundabout they're pressing for to get a finished arm.

[2:11:42] There is going to be discussion about speed limits going into the circle.

[2:11:49] which you had mentioned, and that is part of the project, so there is going to be a

[2:11:54] scheme to go in slow down going into the circle. The biggest thing that's going on right now

[2:12:00] is the transportation commission has taken on to go further communication and further, I guess,

[2:12:11] lobbying it would say, to deal with the stretcher road that comes into the village of Green

[2:12:17] forward by Central Lebanon, we're going to build it into changing

[2:12:23] season with all of that particular section. And also dealing with some

[2:12:28] type of look at the end of war's late because of the activity and some

[2:12:37] of the accidents that have taken place there. We're probably going to

[2:12:41] the state to look at what you possibly could be done to make that a safer road or a safer

[2:12:48] intersection because in the summer time we all know we can't make a left hand turn coming out of

[2:12:54] more lanes so um that's exactly that's what some people not have a meeting in December so we have

[2:13:00] meeting in December we don't have a meeting in November we'll have a meeting in December again so

[2:13:05] The important right now is, and, and I, and Jefferson putting together some information

[2:13:14] that will ask the board to come back to support, but especially on the thoroughfare, they

[2:13:19] goes in front of the 711, where they have built it.

[2:13:24] It's not my bus company.

[2:13:25] I'm trying to get that to, which is the speed limit.

[2:13:29] Yeah, I know we had a number of folks over there from the mills into the schools of

[2:13:38] That's part of the church of T.A. Commission is working on calm, but it's a step, because it's a state road, so the town just needs to do it, can't just do it.

[2:13:47] and our suggestions on what else to do with that interception of the speech.

[2:13:53] Discussion about the light.

[2:13:54] Well, that's what I'm talking about, is that the end of who is laying there.

[2:13:57] That, that will be one of the things of the state.

[2:13:59] You will give them, you know, examples of things that have transpiring and asked them to take a look at it.

[2:14:06] You know, you have to ask the state to do study first before they'll do anything.

[2:14:11] So I think that is actually, it's important.

[2:14:13] And thinking about the summer traffic that we got and about the activity there, I think

[2:14:21] that there needs to be something I think these had to permit, but there was a really bad accident

[2:14:25] between all the cycle and the buses if I remember correctly and there's been a couple

[2:14:30] of things that have been there quite regularly so, and it's a busy road, it's also a truck room

[2:14:35] for the state, so we have traffic trailers that come up and down that street and trucks, so I think

[2:14:41] It's a good sight for us to combine things to tell us how to try to get it fixed.

[2:14:47] That's pretty much it.

[2:14:49] Louie, do you want to do them?

[2:14:51] Do you all familiar with this?

[2:14:53] Uh, I don't want to say.

[2:14:54] We did postpone the wrong stuff.

[2:14:56] If you're looking for a mural on the history batter, it's not there.

[2:15:00] The public spring, and we may be adding some members, but that's a sort of, I don't know if we can wait there yet. So, we're working on the guideline, we're not too much short work, but there's work going on.

[2:15:13] I think that's all I have.

[2:15:42] We close the meeting, we go to the, you can ask for legal

[2:15:45] single devices outside the context outside of a couple of meeting

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