Speaker 1 (00:02) I Don' Speaker 2 (00:09) Well. No, my elders, sit I I'm well, how do you Speaker 1 (00:34) I'm gonna go a little bit out of order. We have a Pole hearing at 630 but you can't start early. So A lot of people administered to do it I'm I make a motion to approve the meeting minutes for April 28th 2025. Speaker 1 (01:04) A second in favor of Speaker 1 (01:17) There's comments I have 5 minutes before the health quarter of the meeting that we're hosting on Thursday. 730 panel discussion experts regarding the money's of aquifer is in response to 2 letters that we receive on the test six weeks, one from the whereabore, the health and second letter from the preservation association regarding basically protecting and taking action to protect the water resources of the money per capita. So the Wells of barn street Wells, and where supplies 80% of the water to the kind of where population 10000 comes from running per aquifer muddy for aquiser, runs, do north to water resource. Speaker 1 (02:18) And most of which extends at the hardware hardware hosts a zone 2 wild recharge. Protection zone extends up to hardened pond with denying key hardware pun, and the feeling is that the aquifer is volatile and is a water resource. Worth attacking, so we're going to as an informational session. Speaker 1 (02:47) We have this panel of 3 experts, hydrologists and epidemiologist public health expert in Boston college. And the next president of the Massachusetts association of health boards helped advise us to how to move forward. So it's an informational session for the board of health won't really be question answered in the public. Speaker 1 (03:10) But public, of course, welcome to hen and So I just want to make the select order. Where I'll give you the 2 letters that you do. I was submitted to the boyhouse, one from the whereboard health and in the other fire association Thank you. Speaker 1 (03:36) Thank you at 730 Thursday. Speaker 3 (03:41) 1330. Speaker 1 (03:43) This one is this addressing this issue of the clock. Speaker 2 (03:49) In this room. Speaker 1 (03:50) In this version Okay. Okay, a couple of 3 minutes anybody want to shut up. Speaker 4 (04:02) Thank you. Oh, but it's not big broadcasting. Speaker 2 (04:09) I'm going to go Speaker 1 (04:10) I believe we are Speaker 3 (04:14) So we are reporting tonight. The gentleman who does the recording as a way. So it's going to be up in a couple days but he is recording and It will be up on YouTube in a couple of day. Speaker 4 (04:22) Okay. So this whole problem that's been all these ways have not been broadcast by you guy. Speaker 3 (04:30) Yeah, or some parts, but they're exposed to one thing. Speaker 1 (04:39) Anybody else want to say anything, sir? Speaker 1 (04:52) We just wanted to intend to come two weeks ago. But our respective needs. So here tonight we heard primarily through the friends of Maryland. Speaker 1 (05:06) Your followed letter that was concerned about the town's discussions progressed at night primarily to assuring Do you intend to notice why Continue not to slide. It's always been borderless the slight board's attempt It's a way to try to help care communities to work for healthcare. And that remains the primary The neighbor's actions realized that I' The very lane site, the board folk waiting to be safe and Bank of America is only the pound's adopted for that site of the efforts of citizens and the friends of that land again, to promote healthcare at site for the coming out of their state, here, happy to answer any questions. Speaker 1 (06:09) But the bottom line is, we agree with the letter. Regional healthcare and compost that we need more in this area that we would love to properly help. Do you have any questions you have any concerns about you? Speaker 1 (06:36) I'm No, thanks to the deficiency, citizens totally different I'd like you to help someone else's property. Thank you. Speaker 5 (07:05) I just want to let you know that the French group did send the letter to Bank of America and the ag's office telling them that the way they solicited an input from just where town officials are not hard to was biased. And even that they should be slowing things down if they're going to do a survey, they should do a true survey of the residents. So they know that we feel that it was a very biased opinion for my understanding base state, reached out to Bank of America, specifically asking just the town of where's opinion on it? Speaker 5 (07:40) And that was wrong that you said, shouldn't Speaker 1 (07:42) I'm curious. Speaker 1 (07:57) We continue to wait for the audit that shows that there is Speaker 2 (08:09) I thank where for coming and for this meeting. And I'm so happy that our towns look like we might be working together. And in this time, when we're all depressed about the loss of Maryland hospital to both communities. Speaker 2 (08:27) And the beautiful buildings in the ground that you so valiantly stood up for so far and the trust fund, which was by George Gilbert, who also donated this stone church across the way, and we've been trying to save that. So working together is the most exciting thing. I want you not to lose hope because I've been steward's ear and I forgot to tell him that I had the idea and fielded it for a clinic train. Speaker 2 (09:03) And now the train goes from Barry to Palmer. And we have the trails, and we have the ecosystem. And the waterways, and so we could have a climate train, and there are models for that Speaker 1 (09:24) I need all sorts of bad ideas. You know, I would like to stop discussion and go to a poll hearing. And 3 of those representative You have accordance with provisions of section 22. Speaker 1 (09:38) Chapter 166 of the Massachusetts general law. You are here by notified that a public hearing will be held in an argument to office building. 307 main street Gilbert hill mass on the 28th of July 2025. Speaker 1 (09:55) I had 6:30 PM on the petition national grid Verizon, New England request permission to locate Poles wires and fixtures, including the necessary sustaining and protecting fixtures long across the public way that is bill Rhode. Speaker 3 (10:14) Mr. Chairman, we'll see in your packet. The pit barters were notified. Speaker 3 (10:20) If notice was published in the Web of renewed news and all the documentation. Speaker 1 (10:29) There you go. Anybody here to speak against us? Anybody here to speak for Italy's grip? Speaker 1 (10:42) So it's planetary other So there's people, thank you It's Paris the new water treatment. So yeah, specifically, one new stuff holds the existing Pole, taking the angle that crosses the railroad tracks to the easy railroad and very specific dying guidelines and wires across that railroad. If they were to get clipped and being so vague off and don't protect I think no concern about it. Speaker 1 (11:31) The joint or identical Pole locations on mill road for the hardware. Sword tree facility discussion favoring the second Speaker 1 (11:59) Task Force update. Speaker 4 (12:05) We're going to give you an update today. It's Neil, and I have been working along with a lot of other birds to try to put together the rural culture model. But I want to address a couple things first. Speaker 4 (12:16) I want to address where this has not been a working relationship. So I will start off with that until we send a letter to the whereboard we haven't heard from them. I reached out to you to try to get on some of these meetings. Speaker 4 (12:29) I got completely ignored, not even when I go back and then I said, well, where can I come? And then you just posted me. So, you know, if we're going to work together, we're going to work together, and I will tell you that when you, when we get things like this, it says the proposal to bring community care to where and has nothing to do with hardware or gambleville, or anything else you can just see it has nothing to do about us. Speaker 4 (12:56) What this is a Gilbert trust we as a town. Mary Lane was in the vitriol of square where soul Mary Lane, Mary Lane and the whole thing with the way wind went, we didn't have any control over that, okay, the way the zoning that's not our call, we' Ve none of us controlled on this. We could tell our friends what to do. Speaker 4 (13:18) But we're suggest things we had no control over how that got. But the Gilbert trust is ours. Ours, and we have been completely blocked from all of those discussions and that is not right. Speaker 4 (13:37) Because this money needs to help this community as well as your community, and you guys coming up with some great ideas of what may help you. It's not what may help us. We have a very different community. Speaker 4 (13:50) We are a true healthcare desert. By the way, we are very thoughtful. 45 minutes out. Speaker 4 (13:54) You are not wing, you have doctor's offices. You have authorities and things we don't have any ambulance. We don't have any ms. Speaker 4 (14:02) We don't have any other sense, so our needs are different. And this trust needs to support our community too. And being blocked from these discussions with Bay state with Bank of America, on money that we share from our own Gilbert, you told us, and the Gilbert building little Mr. Speaker 4 (14:22) Gilbert left this to us. And us, so I will not be mean or bad, but I am mad, because now you know, things are happening. And we still have been left up and had they not sent that letter. Speaker 4 (14:37) Thank you very much. You would not have shown and you know what, that's not the way it should have been once you got to the trust the trust in both of us. It's a $7 million trust plus by the way, Kix off a certain amount for a year. Speaker 4 (14:51) And if you talk to financial people, it's actually about $500000 a year, not $300000 a year, no food. They're telling you all I get is general cpa nap on that one, and what are they going to use that for and how can we slip this to make sure that we can set up things that we've been working with with our committee, which is can we have a miniature verdict here that has a triage that allows us to cut down our ambulance calls with people fall down connectional leverage our more portfolio, because we don't use where ambulance we don't have a fire department, we have to leverage our resources, really smart here with a really good world healthcare model, and we need some of the seed funding to be able to make that happen. Speaker 4 (15:36) So you taking it away and going to some community, there's an urgent care that's, you know, just a doctor's office does not mean our needs and we wouldn't know that because you haven't talked to us, so I'm just asking three things for you and whoever's anybody else seems. Speaker 2 (15:58) Yeah, no man. Speaker 4 (16:05) Number one I would like to make sure the world is more successful. Not just you, I think we need to be at the seat at that table. Because we have as much as stay as you did. Speaker 4 (16:18) Second I think we also have to be eliminated base state. Because, by the way, I'm a healthcare executive, you got a doctor who got doctors here, and we actually built rural healthcare models all over the country. We know how to work in phase day and put together models that make sense. Speaker 4 (16:33) Not have you live this type of model. This is not going to work. By the way, the year on this ridiculous Oh, yeah. Speaker 4 (16:45) And a $600000 year loss, by the way, that's what they're projecting. So, you know, it's not going to help you, it's not going to help us. But it's at a loss. Speaker 4 (16:53) So they're going to take your trust money and run with it just like they've been doing and meetings between us between our healthcare groups and your board. So that when we take this trust, we look at it, we're building a model that works for both of us that we can leverage things that we can build something powerful. Here we all have to take or face state service. Speaker 4 (17:14) That's not the way it has to be. It's just, you've got to have a model. Know what you need. Speaker 4 (17:19) You can't dictate to you dictate to them. This is your chest, it's our trust. This is our money, not their money. Speaker 4 (17:27) So that's all I'm going to say out that far. Now the happy part is, you know, we are a healthcare desert out there. You guys feel that, and I don't know if all you know. Speaker 4 (17:40) But we have been rummaging around in all these buildings out here, trying to find at 2500 square feet of Perfect land we might be coming Here with us. So we are looking for that. 2500 square feet of purple land because we do want to look at something like the public partner, private, private public partnership to be able to get that nonprofit in there and to be able to do some type of trios things with emergency care. Speaker 4 (18:11) Be able to when people fall. We actually have a premium people out and do that stuff, versus all these other news ambulances out there they're uploading pharmacists as well to leak that can go out and do those kind of reviews with patients and actually nail their prescriptions to them, and then do the reviews with them through telephagments. Speaker 1 (18:36) The sort of thing out of base where you can build rural. I care for the team basis and memorably and other needed. Things doesn't need to train right. Speaker 1 (18:50) There needs to be some infrastructure in the base, and we don't need to build that tomorrow or the finger snap. But we need to say this is our vision. This is our goal. Speaker 1 (19:02) This is how what we want to work to and create some steps. So that maybe we take some of the easy steps that build up more financial support, going forward to build out the rest of our life to town. Speaker 4 (19:15) We have a little bit of a vantage over where that's because we're found. So while we're going to be asking they say to perhaps try, we're not going to ask people in the infrastructure, we may be asking for leverage some of their toll medicine programs, or the pharmacy programs that will cost them a lot of money and trust. We can leverage some of their programs and then turn around the umass and say they help us build their care center and do a public spending partnership and rent. Speaker 4 (19:43) So we can actually leverage both sides, where does it have that opportunity to let anybody have a possibility? So there's a lot of stuff we need that we don't have. But we can actually leverage both sides, and that's certainly something we're looking at. Speaker 4 (19:58) What Barry does today. I don't know, but people are familiar with that. They actually leverage residents from us to stop that, and that is obviously an opportunity for us as well. Speaker 4 (20:09) Now they do a lot of mental health. The assessments of your Skype, so that's not really a viable alternative for us on that. But except for that part of the business model, but we have actually laid it all out of posters, and everything not only a 10 minutes, but I just wanted to make sure that you guys knew we had this thing moving along, we talked to all parts of and we were coming for you guys next, and we're propelled, so to do different pieces of it, where the community can start to help out in some of these things, to help people train it paramedics do some of this training and position people around town, they can help support a community, because we're not going to become less rural anytime soon more world, we already lost everything. Speaker 4 (20:55) So we've got to start building this back up again. Any questions? Yes, the trust. Speaker 4 (21:02) Yes, the fifty-fifty on this. Where is there? So if you look at population did not dictate Speaker 4 (21:31) So I think common sense would kind of step up on that one. And I think of higher population, lesser population, but then we get Any other questions? Speaker 1 (21:49) So We know that police department is moving forward to try and see I think it's actually a pretty interesting idea to have a health stop there. It's a pretty big building. Speaker 4 (22:18) Stick away to bring blood into the INS. Speaker 1 (22:20) Where you actually have some dough to help renovate that right? And I just think I just think it's a pretty big complex for a small police depart. Speaker 4 (22:34) Well, obviously, if we were to look at something like that building, that's possible 8% of its place. But have a triage, maybe pull this together, and we have to just blow it over and mix together with something that really makes sense and leverage every body, mind energy, and you know anything we have. Speaker 1 (23:09) You want me to go back Speaker 4 (23:23) Staying completely. We have not been invited to any of those states. I have reached out to them. Speaker 4 (23:29) They have those students, so I'm feeling a little unloved here, and it's unfortunate. Because again that you know the beneficiary, and we are, you know, that is the good with trust. And we should be in those conversations. Speaker 4 (23:43) We should be in the board that they build around that trust. So that is one of my asks and I'm hoping that we're thanks up seriously and helps us out here because I'll be reaching out and I already reached out to the Attorney General, by the way, we already have a letter out to feta makeup. So we'll be meeting with them directly. Speaker 4 (24:01) Because we're not going to be in collaboration. So I want to do it that way. I want to do it together. Speaker 4 (24:08) So let's do it together, right? Thank you Speaker 1 (24:16) Anybody else? I know you don't want it back-and-forth. So I will send you additional information because some of that goes on. Speaker 4 (24:41) We look forward to working with them. This powerful quo. Speaker 1 (24:47) Okay, discussion I wrote on police department appointment. Speaker 1 (25:04) So we've already got Discussion and vote on 1 day, liquor license for lost towns of early on August 15th 2025, August 16th 2025 sounds like the fare. Speaker 3 (25:25) So this is just a lot of category where they were amazing to work with. They provided all of it to certification. All their insurance information? Speaker 3 (25:33) Everything is in your packet, and this is where the perfect pack Speaker 1 (25:44) So I realized straightforward can make a motion to award the Econ I'm going to go by school last films. Last pound, grueling company Congress for August 15th and 16 seconds. In favor. Speaker 1 (26:13) I'm going to do this, especially boat on police department appointments now. And prove that you Speaker 3 (26:22) So this was a request from chief Lindsey. When you guys have met with me right here. But I guess he wanted it just cleaner and done here. Speaker 3 (26:32) So just in this for The sergeant, the detective physician sergeant. Fragile, lieutenant is Rocktubin, detective, isn't Speaker 1 (26:54) My favorite dynamic. Are you I haven't discussioned on contractual changes for police lieutenant position? Speaker 3 (27:11) So I worked with lieutenant tubin on an abundant to the contract that you guys had signed that the contract was silent on the lieutenant's paid. So this would just Make sure you get the end. Speaker 4 (27:26) It's appropriate for each of you. Speaker 3 (27:29) Mr. Tubman is here a few more of us. Speaker 1 (27:32) So this disability here obviously all set budget lines. So we discontinue it normal budget year, and then the additional increase between the equ. Speaker 3 (27:49) In talking to chief landing, he was included in this discussion. So the money is there for the remainder of F2026 to cover his increased. Speaker 1 (28:06) No more than Speaker 3 (28:07) Well, we just have views that we just have F + 26. Google Speaker 1 (28:11) And I'm asking because you have an increase here of 2.5% and it gets revenue to Speaker 3 (28:22) So every content that's negotiated individually. We have people like 3%. Just was increased to 3.5. Speaker 3 (28:29) The proposal based on the average for lieutenant And they can actually touch on Speaker 4 (28:40) A little bit bordering Speaker 1 (28:41) Basically instead of going to that as much as I would like it to not just try to spread it out over the life of the contract. Be less of a birthday. Speaker 3 (28:52) So you can be comparable to an area of the town's Epis. Speaker 1 (29:08) My question is just like revenue and start protester. Budget, you know, we've had issues and discrepancies in our budget. So I mean, it's just to, you know, it's a big number, not that you know, worth it or anything. Speaker 1 (29:23) We're just going to figure out I'm going to figure out some Speaker 3 (29:34) It's not fixed that we talked about earlier working with my different ways to bring information on the police guys. I support this. Speaker 1 (29:48) And if I put a 7% this year is well below or it should be or should have always gone that way basically decided that lower in order to help countless times there isn't some for this year for sure. And it's Thank you. I'm Speaker 3 (30:36) Because you tear while they're here, can I shut them off again? Speaker 1 (30:42) The real name. Speaker 3 (31:18) I'm Speaker 2 (31:21) You're colleague. Speaker 1 (31:28) Thank you. Speaker 3 (31:30) So this is going to be like Staples in the back of the contract. Speaker 1 (32:20) Thank you. Thank you. Discussion vote on memorandum of agreement for Barry EMS serp. Speaker 1 (32:31) So Speaker 3 (32:34) This is a little bit late. Barry has gone through some staffing changes over there. So I talked to the acting town administrator. Speaker 3 (32:42) Because I wanted something you're writing and then we'll work on a contract starting F by 27. You'll notice that this agreement is $5000 less than your agreement that you signed last year. They haven't shown up to as many a****. Speaker 3 (33:01) It's myself the acting town administrator. Came up with just to get us through the remainder. I'm about 526, get it in writing and then negotiate something once they have a common town. Speaker 3 (33:19) This is the exact contract that you signed last year. Just a $5000 decrease in the day for change. Speaker 1 (33:25) I couldn't find an appendage for the area of the area that we're covering. Speaker 3 (33:34) So there's I'm very into my own. You guys have divided it pretty much now. It's whoever can respond response. Speaker 1 (33:47) So there isn't a new territor. Speaker 1 (33:58) Take motion to prove the ton of Barry and hardware memorandum of agreement for ambulance service for the town of hotwick, with total solar amount of 35000 I'll set up the de. In favor of guys Especially in both our short road property So This is good help. The planning board. Speaker 1 (34:33) In dealing with What abstraction? As discovered. We own a piece of property on the short road which is just a maker. Speaker 1 (34:52) And that's I'd like I'd like to get more to Speaker 1 (35:17) I think so that might be Northeastern. It is below the area. Yeah, this could be found to be an existing one. Speaker 1 (35:31) And that might be a layout. In any case, it's brand new. So I just started You can do. Speaker 1 (35:43) Sir Jim. Speaker 2 (35:49) Where's short road? Speaker 1 (35:58) It stops at a gate and block. Speaker 2 (36:03) In which case, James Speaker 1 (36:09) I can't remember which gate number it is. It's 40 something. Speaker 2 (36:16) Well, 46 is the top of there. And 45 is, at the end of linear movement Speaker 1 (36:25) I don't see any doubt we're being told. There is no gate there. Road stops becomes part of the reservation, Mr. Speaker 1 (36:36) Commerce project. Speaker 1 (36:51) It seems to be less than an angle. And I can damage it in the Speaker 1 (37:11) I don't think that's quite a grandfather planning. And I'm Speaker 4 (37:36) We need more kids like you. Speaker 1 (37:39) All right. Speaker 2 (37:40) Come on, go out. Hopefully, yeah. Speaker 2 (38:02) Why would the town know Speaker 1 (38:04) I've been discussing the planning board of ultraviolet. Speaker 3 (38:15) We want to build indefinitely based on some new information that has come to light. Today we do not have a fila, allowing us to have an alternate on the planning board. So, this indefinitely, reducing functional Speaker 1 (38:45) Okay. Discussion in vote on sewer project updates. Speaker 3 (38:55) We'll see in your pocket. 2 documents from last Thursday's poll. We had a call with dpc. Speaker 3 (39:02) USDA slowly taker Scott fired in myself. We were in you. We were on a call going over Remaining planned by the alternatives and where we were going to go. Speaker 3 (39:18) There were some stuff that was pledged like some software. Lifeboard, our bond council that we might be able to get reimbursed for so the accountant was able to come up with some invoices from a couple of years ago sent to USDA to get their approval. So this number on the first page could change the contingency. Speaker 3 (39:41) Money of all 3 projects. So what we are looking at for contingency fines is on the second page, and it's A modular office foundation estimate of 75000 And I started this area at VFD and then we ultimate number three, which is those sludge basement upgrades is just It's Gilbertville, updating the basement with some of you by thing, and I'm Speaker 4 (40:13) Yes, India. Speaker 3 (40:16) And all the prices are here. In front of your sheet. I was today. Speaker 3 (40:22) I was meeting with This vibe and he had He had asked about alternate 1 and 2, and those were kind of looked into the project, though rage as a smaller scale as the budget change. So that's why ultimate freeze limits. The third biggest priority of the sewer superintendent. Speaker 3 (40:41) And that's why it's highlighted in red. And that's the estimated cost. So those are the three things we're kind of looking at right now while we are still investigating some of those software reimbursement. Speaker 1 (40:59) So we often the number two is that Speaker 3 (41:07) I'm sorry I won't shoo. Speaker 1 (41:09) You said that they recommended number two also Speaker 4 (41:12) Number three. Speaker 3 (41:13) Not number two, number 12 were kind of implemented into the project at a smaller scale based on our budget. Speaker 1 (41:20) Right number three is Hillary Clinton. Speaker 3 (41:24) The ultimate number three return sledge basement upgra. Speaker 1 (41:30) So you also mentioned, number two This is number two, guillerpoon. Speaker 3 (41:37) I am sorry. I opened my Speaker 1 (41:39) I think it just makes you lock in the number two. Speaker 3 (41:41) I said 1 and 2 were at a smaller scale or both into the project called out. Speaker 1 (41:46) Number two, pillowbill. Speaker 3 (41:50) Number two on this list. So it says Speaker 1 (41:53) The corner and 17000 Speaker 3 (41:55) No, no. Speaker 1 (41:57) There's a few matter for you. Speaker 3 (41:59) I see what you're looking at on the sheet. I asked the sewer superintendent who said it was partying the project to send a smaller scale. I don't have the exact price that I can buy to freedom. Speaker 1 (42:13) But that's going to come out of the 760, some odd 1000 leftover. Speaker 3 (42:18) Williams. Speaker 4 (42:19) Thank you. Thank you. Speaker 1 (42:21) I'd like to take a look at Speaker 3 (42:22) And what you just mentioned for number two, no Number three, yes, number two, not Speaker 1 (42:31) Where does held? Speaker 3 (42:33) We've already been sorry. It's already been in the project. We've already paid for it at a smaller scale. Speaker 1 (42:45) The base project plus the first bit I don't think it included. I'm just curious. Speaker 3 (42:52) I think that more inflation in the sewer superintendent. I wasn't here when the project started, but I can tell you that of what I was told today. Speaker 4 (42:59) It's racing for tonight. Speaker 1 (43:05) Thank you. So I just want to question the changeover for the hardware center pump state. Okay so how much we know how much that is? Speaker 1 (43:20) And Why are we awarding? 13 landscape, which is a byproduct of designing the game. Speaker 3 (43:36) I can get you those answers, as I'm talking to the super superheroes. I'm going to be happy to cancel that at a later time. Speaker 1 (43:45) And my other hand my other question is going to be on that system, when are they going to fix them? Speaker 3 (43:51) We were told August, hit 6 or 7. Speaker 1 (43:55) I hope you guys don't give them Speaker 3 (43:58) You're not doing it. Speaker 1 (43:59) I don't pay them until they fix the egy. We don't know about the planton. Well, to answer potty, your question on the rope wrap that they're putting in around on station is positing calculate or realize how much rainwater runoff comes off of that s****, and it takes that loose loom that they put down and just wash it away. Speaker 1 (44:27) I get that. What the bottom line ISIS the engineer, the designers, the engineers are supposed to be able to understand it was there before design that caused the growing, but now they're getting paid to redesign it and have it fixed, and I just don't want to be happy. That's a strong They calculated as an unforeseen condition. Speaker 1 (45:02) If you want to, you know you want their language. Well, yeah, in a sense on average. Hybrid gets what 48 inches of rain here in some years, we get more some years. Speaker 1 (45:13) We get less and depending when they did this construction. I'm just saying it runs off and washed it away. It's not like we want to pay for this, but We need to fix it. Speaker 1 (45:27) Can't just leave it that way, no. Yes, ma'am. Speaker 4 (45:39) There's like some extra money that can spend Speaker 1 (45:43) Yeah, so why are we spending? It's a contingency fund, right? Because it's part of the Grandpa, okay? Speaker 1 (45:50) So if we don't spend it and improve our plant with it, we give it back to the USDA, and that's it, it doesn't lower our bill, it doesn't come off the cost. Speaker 4 (46:00) That's what I wanted to know is whether or not this was coming out of our pocket. Speaker 1 (46:06) No no tie there, we lose this money on critical upgrades. It wasn't in the base bed. We did some alternate stuff like that. Speaker 1 (46:14) So we have that leftover money, contingency, money, and we're going to use them Speaker 3 (46:19) And to your point, purposely, set aside for unforeseen. Speaker 1 (46:29) Anybody else? Speaker 3 (46:40) As you all know, the trees by Town Hall are currently getting more wounds and they're coming back tomorrow to finish the more number two on the list that is not happening. So, that's going to be removed. We signed a new lease with a larger postage machine to save money on freestandols. Speaker 3 (46:57) For town, business, we were spending so much on envelopes. This way, we're spending more up front and saving them $2000 on the other end. I'm working to reinstate the service of contract with the installers on our video equipment for smartboard unions. Speaker 3 (47:12) 2 of the cameras are getting repaired. We're being depart. Right to begin with reports. Speaker 3 (47:18) Our meetings instrumental in helping me as I am not an its firm, so he was fantastic doing that process. Working with the town accountant treasurer on talent key cards. He held our private financial management planning. Speaker 3 (47:34) Meeting met with the treasurer and selectment. Taker on, ongoing financial issues had a zoom meeting with a town account on Treasury pursuit or superintendent USDA and dcp on finances from the air pursuit project. I'm still like overperforming the department. Speaker 3 (47:50) Of library, we are advertising for an assistant treasurer collector of wastewater treatment plant operator a heavy Putin operator a town accountant, a police officer in a Van driver. I checked for references today for a response treatment plant operator so tomorrow I will be offering physician or approval. I had a department head meeting. Speaker 3 (48:15) Where we discussed the name ap schedule insurance. Lanes time on upcoming training. We are switching our AP to do it every other week. Speaker 3 (48:23) So paywell, and payrolls are not doing the same week or not draining our accounts. We please on extra pressure. Let treasure and the accountant, and that way. Speaker 3 (48:31) Also, it's just I've never seen it done both in the same week since it's just more of a standard operating procedure. I met with the new police chief and police lieutenant on those responsibilities attended an event of Barry Sr. center. Speaker 3 (48:51) I tended that Capitol planning community and the finance committee meeting by phone high quality supervisor of records to the secretary of the conglomerate and river various complaints. I want to recognize I already recognized Mr. Dean, who is really helpful getting the camera situation. Speaker 3 (49:09) Rectified, I also want to recognize chief Kevin landine on his transition from the process. I always knew he was great to work with. But just seeing him already jump into action, and he already had a department meeting with the officers. Speaker 3 (49:22) He's been, you know, you brought the real lieutenants to the department head meeting and it's just been it's been really great to see him try and just see him just the transition has been so smooth that the chief retiring and new team over, so I just thought he was going to be recognized, for that. He would report a date our public records. Launchering at Eagle hill school is August 18th from 4 to 6 for all staff and elected officials. Speaker 3 (49:48) All setting up more reminder emails with rsvping. Because we have to I just want to make sure we have enough material. In national night out at quantum national high school. Speaker 3 (49:59) It's from 5 to 730 on August 10th, and then this night vacation September. And 70s. Speaker 1 (50:07) All right out tonight. Speaker 1 (50:18) You gotta eat it. We wanted to talk about the plantings that the pumpkin station Since that will be on the original plan, so I'm hoping that we'll do that. Speaker 3 (50:50) Mr. Chair. Is there just how long ago did you say this was just so I can go back and put through the minutes to kind of get more details for Speaker 1 (51:03) It was an eastern europ. Speaker 1 (51:25) I don't think we should say nothing. I have something. Little bright water district meeting last week that came up. Speaker 1 (51:41) That town. Well, luperbite water to the hardware veterans partnership. We have the right quality and that there is an overview payment and new balance. Speaker 1 (52:01) We would all come to a background of the dollars. We decided in Google's taxes. That we would call them for the payments or the There are balance. Speaker 1 (52:15) That's do I'm Speaker 3 (52:23) You can reach out to the light. So I'm sure we didn't already pay it, okay. Speaker 1 (52:29) I don't think we did because everybody. We would go on tour everything. Speaker 3 (52:33) So I just want to just verify you Speaker 1 (52:43) I think we should be doing it. Reach out to evil health and discus. Possibly negotiation. Speaker 1 (53:08) Should we ask them to come in? I don't want to be integration. I think that will be a great idea. Speaker 3 (53:21) Yes, when you want this Speaker 1 (53:23) I'm gonna screw workout. Speaker 1 (53:40) We can discuss. Speaker 3 (53:41) You just have to let me know. Speaker 1 (53:45) And just a date on We can't talk to us, but it's been time that people are running our feet around, right? So Speaker 1 (54:10) Anybody else? I'm going to win an executive session for you guys. Speaker 1 (54:30) You guys don't have to go. It's gonna be in public, no executive session. Speaker 1 (55:09) Yeah, I' Speaker 3 (55:09) We were mining tomorrow. I am contributing through the morning after that. Speaker 1 (55:29) I Don' Speaker 3 (55:39) Well, both parties have to know if I' Speaker 1 (55:45) A few other different complaints against me. And I have the right to have it in second place. No, I don't know if you're here. Speaker 1 (56:03) At 1 o'clock today, computer to strengthen, I understand that So what do you want to do now? From seriously, it's not what I want to do. It's up to you, you're running the show. Speaker 1 (56:21) Here's what you Well, if we have an executive session, and you're both supposed to be notified and we don't know if we're going to be here. Secret radle are out in public. My whole fear was to get in the minute. Speaker 1 (56:45) To where they're talking and can function together. So that's, I don't know about the laws. But regulations, any of that, my only point might converge is to try to get through this. Speaker 1 (57:00) So if all we're going to do is argue about whether this meeting is valid, then Look for emotional jury. Okay, we can have a conversation. How can I have a conversation right with allegations against him? Speaker 1 (57:23) That would squarely, we have, that's what we have to talk about. So I would think that's what you guys would want to talk about. We did talk about that. Speaker 1 (57:33) The last executive session, right since Speaker 3 (57:37) There would be 3 attempts to have somebody with Mr. Taker, and he has not returned a phone call for 6 hours. He didn't show up for the meeting today. Speaker 3 (57:49) And Saturday, I completely understand he had calls into working with me. Speaker 1 (57:53) Justine, if I told you, I cannot meet you. Speaker 1 (58:06) Making allegations against me and be able to trust that person in a private meeting. So how can we fix them? I don't know how can we fix them. Speaker 1 (58:15) I'm not making the allegations that we have to fix well, it's not Speaker 3 (58:20) Okay. One thing. Speaker 1 (58:27) We're locking down. Speaker 1 (58:40) How about you? Well, my next thing is to Secret motion to hire a professional meeting. Why hire a media? Speaker 1 (58:51) Why are you building investigation like compound? Select The answer is going to come out of immediate case. An investigation one is accusing the other. Speaker 1 (59:12) Okay. I'm making allegations that are quite frankly false. Well, it's beyond me to do it unless we get a professional mediator or there's motion in this conversation late. Speaker 1 (59:29) Now because this is where we were last. Hi, I'd like to attend council sales and do a new investigation. Because how can I possibly cause a hostile work environment? Speaker 1 (59:47) If I'm not in communication and only request emails. My emails are in the town clerk's office. Anybody can take them. Speaker 1 (59:55) Anyone can see them and show me the host of work. And I am there Speaker 3 (01:00:01) So right now, my lifes are being violated. So I would recommend warnings to them. Speaker 1 (01:00:07) Mr. Chairman my motion toward German stance. So I am set I'll second. Speaker 1 (01:00:19) I'm investigating what each other. I think it's like it's not when somebody accuses you and it can affect you out of life over allegations. It's not over This happens to me. Speaker 1 (01:00:43) I survived. But if you feel second And call for a vote on the eye.