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1:10:48
People complain about the tax rate? Right? Yeah. Everyone wants everyone else to do something about their tax rate. But the way you get residential tax rate down is by having a good business base, right?
2:34:01
The proposed couple will provide satisfactory ingress egress to the property as well as any structure as they are on particularly. So, reference on over the pedestrian safety, convenience, traffic flow, control have been provided…
1:22:18
We also did a quick review of what our three year curriculum reviews will look like, which is year one study and define what do we need to do year two, evaluate and decide what best meets those needs.
15:28
And whenever we've operating deficits, just as a plug, we have the opioid reserve fund that comes from the lawsuit money. So just like we did this year, we balanced the books, money comes out of the reserve fund.
0:51
You know if they filled all the chairs and see I'd be? I just had an email with Sonia this morning, lunchtime today, and she said that the two No, I just had the email with Sonya this morning.
36:09
So you guys can just review that, not my next meeting will kind of, you know, will approve or edit whatever we need to edit and then sign that and then get that over to the PAC and hopefully we can get PAC support on that budget advisory committee and I think we will have that.
7:06
Safety and general work are by reason of undue traffic congestion or hazards that pose a risk of life or property or be unsanitary or create an awful waste disposal or an awful conditions, it does not have any facilities in it.
49:52
Okay. So motion was made to drop it for usual by the 15th but then to drop it even further so that work can be done the week of the 19th and then we will be contacting residents by emergency notification and I don't love that there's so we have an emergency and non-emergency okay…
3:57
We're beginning to budget process, as I'll, I don't know, also the Capital Improvement Program and as of now, I believe I'm an ex-ficial on the advisory budget committee for the school.
31:56
So we need to know we need to vote about whether or not we can, kind of continue with this study because this is a research project which we very much support.
1:35:03
We work really well with the town, but not restricted parking even more so parking was restricted already, got restricted even more, and we want to kind of support the kids and the families in a way knowing that more is needed.
21:28
Budget is always a concern. You'll recall, I think about a year or so ago, that as we went through those three of four different scenarios, we're ranging for all-in costs of somewhere just under $10 million to around $11 million.