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20:41
Um, but, uh, what the developers are telling us is that, um, would the, um, the property tax or payment in lieu of property tax payments or home, um, the the various town open space Committee, community preservation Committee and others, um, should be able to go through, uh, a tremendous number of items on their wish list of properties to acquire in place of conservation.
1:16:06
Under Gadsby rules. If they have ask you this, show what the liability an asset, unfunded liability might be if you, increase or decrease the, investment rate of return.
9:29
Helping support staff who are really working hard to build relationships with students is evident. I also appreciate that when I pick up the phone and call you you're on the other end of it and willing to do whatever it is, we need to…
5:31
I just want to say something about rent because if you're an individual artist in your renting studio space, when you do your budget, please include your rent as part of your budget.
17:40
Indemnity, because my concern ultimately is, and maybe the insurance gets us there. Is something happens and I don't know who Babson house LLC is or how it's capitalized or is there anything standing behind that?
1:15:50
My sense is this right, that if you look at the percentage of students, maybe if you had a floor or West Stockbridge and Stockbridge that said, you know what, we can't control the rate at which you build affordable housing, where there's maybe single moms or kids and, you know, young people and people who work at the businesses.
30:22
The key plan which you take away here is that trust your housing trust can support the creation of affordable and attainable housing, which means not just up to 80% or 100%, which is kind of where most of the affordable housing trusts are limited, but up to 250%.
27:57
So, I'm not sure why the bank counts now down to 200. whatever it is, we need a good design and we need it. We need a button button that means we've got to spend some money or ask for an extension which may not be possible for the town to do its part and then ask those a core LLC…
17:22
And then the second part of this is again, model procedures that are outlined S4: What the procedures does as well is it identifies a district senior administrator, which is myself and then school and senior administrators, which are the principals in each building as a primary contact.
17:46
I think the same thing for Fincom obviously is an opportunity to bring them in and have some discussions really early on about what format we're presenting budget items in.
8:02
So we had a lot of those in the bid, but this was the one thing that went over about 65,000 dollars, you can see on there. It adds about 9% to the contract, but in a contract that's going as fast as this one did, I think that's pretty good, 9% within target.