TranscriptSelect Board Meeting ~ May 30, 2017

Very good. All right. Call the meeting to order. Uh all four select president. Uh could we rise for the pledge of allegiance? Aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

wanted to uh add an H two. How about that? Yeah. Do you want to discuss it or do you want to just add it to the correspondence? Uh no, we can just unless anybody has objected and just want to uh absolutely just add it to the correspondence.

What is it? Uh, Mrs. White used to run the library, the term school for I don't know how many. A lot of years passed away. 20 somewhere. Yeah. Passed away. Uh, any other amendments? consent agenda. Move we accept the consent agenda as presented.

Second move in a second we accept the consent agenda as accepted. Any more discussion? All in favor? That's it. Sorry. She came to answer any questions you guys might have about the historic district appointments. But uh which one is that? That is skip down to that one.

Yes. Seth and Chelsea. Yep. Yep. We can skip right down to that if you want. Well, I I'm just here if you had any questions. Basically, um we have a a position open on the um the commission and Seth Ken used to be on the commission and he's back from Afghanistan and would like to be on again. and um kind of in order to do that, Chelsea Stewart Wallace, who's about to have a baby and a lot on her plate, um is on the commission now and she's going to move to an alternate and Seth will be a regular member as long as you guys approve it and then we'll have a full commission.

Okay. And we have a uh we have one resignation as well. Uh that's Russ from the Conservation Commission. It's a different Yeah. Oh, yes, it is. Okay. I had it all highlighted in the same spot. Okay. Um I'll take a motion on those.

You already approved it. Oh, yes, we did, didn't we? Yeah. Okay. Sorry. It's all done. It's all done. So, we just got to sign off on that then. Yeah. And uh the other one is the Rush Jelbet resignation. Jabaro. Rush. Rush. Jabaro. Jel.

Jabaro. Yeah. Yeah. Does he Oh, he lives Oh, that's right. He lives up on the stockp road here. This is the tall guy. He's been doing it a long time. Yeah. 40 years, it says. Yeah. So, I guess we we will accept his resignation with regret. 40 years he's been involved with it. It says

He was head of the planning board for many years. Was he is the uh is the letter from the the Durham Community School? Is that part of correspondence? Yeah, it's just I'm just giving it to you. If you guys wanted to talk about it, you could take it out of the

So, it's not actually in or you're not approving anything. You're just approving that you're getting the correspondence. Oh, okay. So, if we when do we talk about whether we do anything or not and likely not and pull it out if you want and talk about it.

Okay. Well, we already approved it so we can Well, you just approved that you received it, right? Really? Okay. Does the town normally give to the school or I don't think we have a budget for that, right? No, I haven't in the past.

That's what I just want to send them a response. Say, you know, this is, you know, good luck, yada yada yada, you know, but we the town doesn't actually have a donations fund other than what we approved at town meeting, right?

Yeah. Just send a, you know, a polite response letter or something. Do you want Ruth to make one of them up and send it? That's what I was thinking. Oh, I was going to give it to you. Mrs. White that used to run the library, the school has passed away. She ran that vote long as I can remember.

let's uh skip a for a second to see if uh I don't know if you said you didn't know if Tim was coming or not. No, he he called me, but he wasn't sure if he was going to he had other something else he was committed to. He didn't know if he'd get done in time. Um maybe uh maybe we can put that one on the third one and give him a few more minutes just in case.

Sure. Let's take up B. You want to talk about that anymore? the goals where we want to go from here. Yeah. Yeah. I I was um I think the I think the meet that meeting we workshop we had was a good first step to kind of brainstorm and put a bunch of ideas out there. But um typically with a with a goal setting type of a um action, we actually would

pick you know two three whatever from this list and kind of um you know come up with some sort of an action plan for it and um you know go from there. I just so I just didn't you know want to bring up what's the next step in kind of establishing some some larger longer term goals for this year.

Um do you want to establish um I don't have that list right in front of me right now. Do you want to establish off that list a couple to work on and then set another workshop or right now or do you want to just have it set another workshop and look at it from there?

I think we should set another workshop and and um and it's not urgent. Maybe we even wait till the election so until we have a good idea have our fifth member and it's only you know it's only a couple weeks away and um and then we can and that person may have something else to add to the equation. But I think I I think the goal to come out of the next workshop would be, okay, here's the x number of goals that we're going to work on by next town meeting.

Mhm. And and then come up with a plan and actually, you know, make progress on. Yep. Yep. Any objections to that? Okay. All right. Um, Ruth has a new complaint compliment complaint suggestion for she'd like to I don't even see compliment as an option on the top of this form.

There wasn't before. Now there is. Oh, okay. There we go. But we actually have had some. So, it kind of makes sense to give them the option. of these? I have it online. Yeah. So, is this what we is this just a sample or are we actually talking about this before completely what you

Well, that's just for your knowledge. Yeah. Okay. All right. Because um I I don't know if this was practiced before, but I think that you guys should know about any complaints that we were seeing. Yeah, absolutely. So, that's why we've been copying them all and putting them in your boxes. It's a recent one.

Okay. All right. Which is that? That's one that I've already Yes, that's one you've already gotten. Yes. You responded to Yeah, I did. I responded to Calvin and to the guy on there and talked to him both and and uh Calvin was going to call and explain better in detail what he thought we would try to do. So

yes, he was going to try to come tonight, but he's got some health issues a little bit. So he didn't know if he can make it. So was that um this one here? Uh nope. That's that's another one. Nope. Well, it's Yeah, it's probably part of the same one. Basically the same thing.

Yeah. Yeah. Same one. Yeah. Anything we want to add or subtract to this new form it did before except for the compliment part. pretty much and maybe that maybe the resolute on the bottom whatever is that what this is that yeah responded and then action taken that's that's what this is right

how it was followed up yeah is there is there some kind of filing system for these so that if down the road somebody hey I never heard anything back and well we pull it out and says well this is what we did right we usually uh keep the original here and give a copy to whichever department head it pertains to.

Usually Calvin, poor guy. And if he's added whatever comments on they get us back a copy, we'll put it in that file. So yeah, we haven't in the past, but I think we need to start doing that because I think that we need to be able to to track down the

Well, it's easier if they come in and ask the question here. If we have that as opposed to trying to chase down one of the department heads. So if somebody calls on the phone, do you fill this out as we have not in the past, but it might be something that's worth doing.

Might be a good practice to if they call on the phone to kind of, you know, kind of encourage them to come in and do it, but yeah. Yeah, I think that that would be preferable. Certainly because sometimes if if they call on the phone and they don't come in and do it, sometimes it's not that big.

Maybe. Is is this going to be a PDF on our new super duper website that they could email to us? There you go. There you go. All right. That be nice. Yeah. And if I can figure out how to do if you know how to do the ones where you can like fill it in

everywhere. I don't know how to do that. That's it depends on it depends on which you can open it. It depends on really the person like if you can open it up and like doc you share or things. It depends on how you open it if you can edit it

because right now it's just a PDF. So you basically have to print it. Yeah. There is there is a PDF that you can I can ask my bank uses it. I'll ask them how they Well, I could ask. I wouldn't I wouldn't hold off on just putting the regular PDF on there.

Oh, no. Not at all. It's okay, you know, to have a They can handr write it. Have at projects at work, we always talk about crawl, walk, run. Is it okay if we crawl first? So, just just for clarification, when if and when we get a concern via email, I know that we've all get them on time to time. Um should we just direct them to this form rather than even taking any approach?

Great question. Actually, I Yeah, I think I'd like to see the written form, right? I think they should direct We should direct them to that. I mean, if you have to catch up with them on the street, you're probably not going to have the form and you might not remember everything they said. So, if they could at least fill it out so we remember what they were talking about.

If there's an email, you could just print the email and attach it to the form. So, so when they email the selectman, should we just give that to you and you select it to the form and then we will discuss at a up and coming how do those get

I guess that's my real question is we've gotten a couple in the past couple of weeks I'm sure obviously we've all got them what's the proper way of handling those and how are we are we just forwarding these off to Calvin or we forwarding

We should all have a copy of it and we should ship it off to the bob and head and we should I don't know that I don't know in the past if we've actually set a time frame for some of that stuff. I know potholes has a has a legal time frame.

Uh but we should probably request within whatever time within a week or so or correspondence back so we know that it's been followed up on. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. And probably not every complaint is calling for an action on Right.

Like you know, maybe I don't like that the lines in the road are yellow instead of blue, you know, like I mean Okay. Yeah. You know, well there's there probably some that are actionable and some that aren't. So yeah. No, I just No, my I was just curious what the protocol is when you get

more or less how we handle those, right? I don't think there's ever been just don't let him go out in space. Thank you, pardon. I don't think there's ever been a protocol per se. So, I think it's actually a good thing you guys are discussing it. I didn't want to reply to the guy and or gal that might have made a

it feels like if somebody sends us you know an email uh with a complaint especially if it's just to one of us that we should forward it on you know either just to Ruth for distribution to the others or to or we do that on our own or something.

I would I would forward it to her so she's aware of it too and then she can send it out. Yeah. And then then we can act on it as a board if we need to. So in regards to my this is my final question. in regards when we get those emails as a board like I think one came in last week or this week or so. When are those when we when we take action on those? When when do we discuss them as

the next panel for? Well, well, actually Kelvin should be able to give us that information. We should be able to get that information from him before we even ask. He can he can give it to Ruth and should be able to find it either. You guys got the email. I got the rocket chisel. So, one way or the other, we'll we'll get that. I I responded to one online just the other day.

Yeah, it was Monday morning. Sunday night and Monday morning and I just asked Calvin what we were doing about it and responded to her directly, I guess. Yeah, cuz the one that I called this just a question. I mean, it's just looking for information, right?

Yeah. Why wasn't the Why was in grass mode? Oh, right. I saw that one. Yeah. Well, and did you forward that one to Ruth? I'm probably Yeah, you won't. Uh, they were talking about it to Oh, I know. Shannon was talking about it today because it was on the the Facebook.

All things Durham page. All things Durham. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not sure if I should respond to anything on there. What do you guys think? Probably best not to. That's not really a trivial. Maybe it is minor. Yeah. All she wanted to know was why it wasn't

I thought it was harmless. I thought it was just it's a simple question with a simple answer. Yeah. Yeah. Serve. There you go. Yeah. I think if you can do that without a lot of detail, I think it's fine. Yeah. So, I need you guys to accept this if it's okay.

I move we accept the new format of the compliment complaint and suggestion form. I'll second it. Okay. to move a second that we accept the new compliment complaint suggestion form. Any more discussion? All in favor. we put uh the pondorm road commissioner down on the third line and Tim showed up. So it

you we would have already done it but I moved it down the hill just in case she was able to make it. Thank you. Um Kelvin's not here, so I mean if you want to Okay. comment on it at this point. I just wanted to open it up to a question to the board. Um

do you want to sit up at the mic so people can see you and hear you? own in our fiscal year doesn't end until July 1st, it might take uh some time to to hire a road commissioner. So, um, we've been talking amongst our board members and wanted to know if you had any, uh, any ideas about maybe going on a monthto-month basis as as, you know, um, subbing out your road commissioner to us, you know, kind of the same amount that we're we're paying right now because or whatever, you know, if you're going to whatever raises you put in there or whatever. So,

I don't, you know, I don't know what you have planned already. Um, and if you haven't planned anything yet, I'm just kind of throwing that out there as an opportunity. Well, we've kind of thrashed around a couple different things, but we haven't made any decisions yet. Um, we hoping to talk with Kelvin a little bit about that tonight if he's able to make it. So, um, we kind of want his input on it

for I think at least I I'd like to have his input on before we make a final decision on how that goes. I think you said something about maybe until September possibly. Well, yeah. I mean, it it all depends on how long it takes us to find somebody to to hire. Um, if you're looking at the classified and MMA right now, you can you see there's a bunch of repeat applications or, you know, want sections out there for PE to hire people. So, we're kind of looking at that thinking, you know, it might be a little while before we can actually hire somebody. So, uh, but we, you know, we need somebody going into winter because we need to have a driver going into winter, right? So, we we at least need to hire, you know, by fall we would hope to have somebody on board.

Okay. So, not exactly sure on how long it's going to take to find the right person. Okay. Any questions? till we hear from Calvin and discuss it. Yeah, that's what I think, you know, I want to get his input on it, see where he's at with it right now. So,

okay. And soon as we make that decision, we'll we'll have Ruth let you know what we've decided. Okay, sounds good. All right. I wanted to throw it out there earlier. We were going to have a joint meeting, but that kind of got missed. So,

yeah, we kind of we kind of forgot about that somehow. I don't know how that happened, but yeah, we probably should have one still. Yeah, I'm not sure where, you know, the scale is on Yeah, we need to look at that on money and work.

Maybe Ruth can set that up. Sure. You guys meet next week, right? Yes. On Monday. On Monday, the 5th. And then we won't meet again, I think, until the end of the month. Our town meeting's on the 19th. So, that's a regular meeting night. So,

um would would next Thursday be a good time for anybody? Kind of probably ought to try to get that in before that before your town meeting so we know where we stay. June 8th. June 8th is Thursday, huh? Not this coming Thursday, but the Thursday after, right?

June 6th. June 8th. June 8th. Thursday. Thursday is June 8th. Yeah. Six Tuesday. Yep. I'm in July. Sorry. Something's going right by. It is. Does that work for you, Todd? Rich. Not sure on the June 8th thing. Um, A Thursday is bad, Rich.

If it's good for everybody, I'll try to make it work. Uh, to be honest with you, it's it's I I can see if I can make it work. It's not an issue. Okay. Uh, what time is good for you guys? 6:30 or 7? It's fine. Do you want to try for six? Anybody?

So, you want six would be preferable? That's fine. That's fine with me. Six work for you, Todd? Will that work for you guys? Do you think? I can ask. Okay. I'll run it by the board. Yeah. In panel. Do you want to have it in panel? Yeah.

What? Doesn't make any difference to me. Where was we supposed to have it last time? In panel panel, I think, cuz we had the last one here. Okay. Yeah. So, we could have it over there. Okay. That works for you. Okay. Let Ruth know if that works for all you guys. And we'll just she'll send it out. Let us know.

Ruth, can you send us an email so I remember to do that? Yes. Okay. All right. Thanks. Yep. Thank you. uh, just a reminder, I will be gone July 8th to July 22nd. and on I will be gone on vacation from July 8th until July 22nd

office. You can call me on the phone. Um we got a meeting on the 13th to come. Is is she's aware of that that we like she will be she we would like to have her presence if we could. Okay. Um, and then, um, cross my fingers, I'm hoping to get the website up and running on Monday. So, if you guys have lots of extra time, you're welcome to go on the website and, you know, scroll through everything and, you know, email me if you find any links that don't work or if you think there's anything on there that needs to be replaced or added or I mean, yeah, obviously we're going to add and and adjust things after we put the website up, too. But, um, you know, anything you guys have to put input? Richard Frowning.

Oh, no, no. I was just reading something. Sorry. June 5th is our I think I'm getting headed towards the glasses thing is what it really gets down to here. June 5th is our our Yes. Yeah. I think I read that in your email. I actually did look at all the emails.

I did. Yeah, I saw that. Yeah. Remember, if it's important, call me cuz I'm not an everyday email guy. Well, most of the stuff is not so important that I have to call you. And I think that's really about it for me for today.

Is it? Okay, Kelvin, you're here. What do you have for us? the grant. And so I called the engineer and this was his logic. He put it on this uh so this is his reasoning why he wants why he feels we should get $100,000 because he is just uh concerned that if something unforeseen comes up that we have to go back to town with more money. It would be not well received. So he's saying, you know, if we don't use it, you can always put it back in the capital fund or which I'm sure you would do anyway, but if it doesn't get used, we just go back into the fund it came from. So this was his, if you read his first paragraph there, it's breakdown. Um, if you look at his second page,

266 that's the breakdown on the second page. But But, you know, it may be cheaper. We just don't know. We won't know until it goes out to bid and it might come in. You know, hopefully it comes in it and we have to have maybe we only got to have 30,000. I don't. So, I guess what I'm saying to you is this is what I have. Uh, and how you want to proceed is

do you want to wait until it goes out? Well, really can't put out to bid unless you put it out to bid subject to special town meeting approval. And then you're not going to get people really excited about bidding, right? getting too serious about getting a job that they don't know is going to

actually happen. Do we have all the plans back, Calvin? No, he's working on them today. And what what's the ETA on those? Oh, I would hope to have them by next meeting. Okay. I mean, I have a preliminary set I don't have with me, but I

He's just waiting to get he sent it out to some other engineering department to get some figures to get their figures back. And so the u um that's figures just out respect to cost or respect to just engineering figures? Engineering figures so that he knows what the final cost is going to be. The the company is putting the final numbers on it.

So if you want to wait another couple weeks and see if he's not convinced that uh that that that he's going to have a better answer for us in a couple weeks is all he's saying. He likes that $100,000 figure. So, as far as timing, we're essentially waiting for the board to agree on a figure to ask in a special town meeting and then we'll schedule a special town meeting.

Yes. Yeah. And I'm kind of inclined to go with the recommended amount just because granted if something should come in higher, it's tough to go back and ask for more of no matter what it is. So, I mean that would be the third time back to the well,

not the second. Yeah. So, so, so he's adding a $25,000 contingency just because he says just just to have in case something comes up, we find out that we have unsuitable base or something that needs to be have to go deeper with the footing.

Some type of piling or something or preload. So, he just says he just would feel comfortable doing this. Well, I feel comfortable with that number. And he says, you know, you're going to get it all back. Whatever we don't use. I mean, hopefully we don't maybe we don't need 20,000. I don't know.

And it goes it goes to just straight undesated, not necessarily to capital reserve or goes to capital reserve. Well, the money is coming well supposedly what we had talked about was the money would come out of the public works capital reserve account,

right? Ah, okay. And so I would suspect that, you know, it should go back into the capital reserve. Yeah. And we have that much. Do we have enough? Yeah. There was I think almost 400,000 329,000 I think. 320. Yeah. So whatever doesn't get used, we'll will go right back.

After asphalt on the Well, so wait a minute. Why? Wait a minute. So we're not actually we're not assessing another No, we're not raising this. Okay. This is to just going to appropriate use the money. It's an approp Okay.

Just asking the town's permission to spend it. Right. Right. Right. If needed, if it's going back, just it's in the cap. Doesn't really matter. It doesn't really matter. Buck and a quarter, buck and a half. I mean, just make sure we're covered so we don't have to redo it again.

It's all going back in there. So, fresh. Do we want to get get the bits out and get the bid figures back before we do that? Well, we're not really raising it. It's just approving it. It's going to be hard to get bids. Yeah, I guess it would be if we I hate

especially like it seem as tight as it seems the industry is this year in terms of availability of contractors and stuff. No, I think I think uh I think I misunderstood last time. I thought we were I think I thought we were getting

we were going to ask for more money from the town to make this project. I I didn't get the fact that it was coming out of this, right? No. So, if the money's allocate not allocated, wrong word. If the money's already there, we're not

doesn't matter. I say throw another 10 grand on there. So to come out of the capital fund account, we have to have approval from the Yes, you you have to have a special town meeting to appropriate that money to What was it appropriated for before?

It hasn't been appropriated. It's in the reserve account. You have to have permission to spend the money in the reserve account. It's just like you said we can't use it's kind of like rainy day money. That's why this comes up. That's right. That's why I tell people it's not the Sleptman's budget. It's not the budget committee's budget. It's the town's people's.

So the So the money we have in there, is that part of money we need to asphalt rabbit? I know we've already done that. That's all paid for. Yeah. Yeah. That's that was out of that. That was out of a separate bond. Yeah. Okay. That wasn't out of the capital.

Right. Right. Okay. The only thing it would take from is if we had to spend like a h 100,000 or so, it puts whatever savings plan towards a future new truck back. Sets that back a h 100red grand or whatever it ends up being

if we physically had to use that. If we had to use it, right? But we'd have to get that approved then. Yeah. Right. Yeah. You can't you can't spend any money without an approval of the town. It's no fun. The Eureka Center a couple years ago couldn't take 500 bucks out of their 000 whatever or $3,000 fund to buy a stove without town permission to do it.

So it's I see work. Yeah. Yeah. There are certain instances where you can meet with the budget committee to move some money around, but I can't remember what those are, but as far as I know, there's only two accounts that you can overspend in.

Winter roads and general assistance. Well, there was one when we did the repair on the Eureka Center. That was just last year, right? That was an emergency fund. Yep. That was the emergency fund. Oh, okay. And we replaced that.

Then we replaced it with another warrant at the next town meeting. Yeah, I see. I think really the only question is do we want 100 or do we want a little bit more or are we good with 100? He seems content with 100. I would defer to the experts on that. I have no idea.

That's what I need. Yeah, I see how hard it is to go back, right? You guys do. That's why I'm asking. That's why he wants the 100. He's just want to be safe. So, I don't think we want to get it out to bid and get them going because we get too absolutely

if we get too late in the year. So, we got to we have to have so many days we have to post this for a special time. 10 days. 10 days. So, we want to we're going to we're going to get this approved before we put out the bid that we ought to do that right off.

Right. So, what is the special meeting we got coming up for the That's a special election. It's not two different things. An actual meeting. That's basically just going to go vote at that one. So, it's going to be a separate meeting.

There's going to be a separate it's it's just going to be a meeting on the one warrant item and that's going to be it. Calvin, is this an easy one when we go before the town to say, "Hey, we have to do this because of X."

Well, we don't have a reason. The road's collapsing. Yeah, that's right. So, it's it's a it's a there's no hey, you know, we could maybe get another 20 years or we could maybe this is a has to get done. The narrative is we've got grants to cover most of the work,

but we need to have availability to some funds in case the job is a little bit more involved than we thought it was and and it's money that's already in reserve. We're not raising additional tax revenue for it. And correct,

it's a safety it's a cushion, a safety valve. The state's going to give us $200,000 to fix it. So, right. And maybe it'll be 250. You know, we'll be kicking in 50,000. I don't know. You know, I mean, he's just saying, "Go for 100 and then if we don't use it, we can."

Sure. And it just stays right in the account. Here we go. Yeah. So, there's no set amount that the state's going to give us. 200 190 195 for each, right? Yeah. Okay. All right. And they're not matching grants. You just need to put in whatever extra that it costs,

right? Which is abnormal to get two. Usually, we're lucky if we get one. So, I don't know how it was good luck. Probably speaks to how bad the situation is over there. Hopefully we haven't used up all our book. All right. Yeah.

So, for the next meeting, I can put together a warrant for you guys to sign and then we can probably You want to do it on a Monday night? Yeah, we could do it on a Monday night if you guys wanted to. Oh, the actual meeting.

The actual Yeah. Do we need to find out if the Shannon does she check on building availability and all that? Yeah. Yeah. So, maybe you can put all that together and Yeah. come up with a date. Okay. And we'll Okay. So, we do we need a motion on that recommended amount or we don't need or

we're going to vote on the warrant. You guys vote and sign the warrant. Okay. So, everybody good to go with that? with that. All right. Yep. Met with uh all states this afternoon for about 3 hours to go over Bowie Hill Road and

Oh, yeah. So, we have enough to do Bowie Hill Road. Uh, 2500 ft. That'll get us from Davis down to Mike Cot's pit. Pretty much pretty close within It'll get us through the bad section. When you say do Hill Road, you are you talking rebuild or or what are we talking

u? Well, we're still going back and forth, but either way we go, we'll have enough money. We've gone back and forth with whether to do we talked about 3 in of PM wrap, which is uh the stuff they're taking off in 295. DOT uses it. Um, it's getting hard to find cuz DOT is using it to put down they they uh it's a high quality product that first had to pass the specs for DOT and then it had to pass their inspections after after it was down. And so it's a high quality product that's all virgin material with aggregate that's not it's not mixed with reclaim or any of that. So it's u

3 in. Then they take it and they uh whatever the process is to turn it back into asphalt and uh they liquefy it and uh so we'd be talking 3 in of that structurally sound material which is more structural than than a cold mix. um

3 in of that and then uh chip seal double chip seal the top of it was one scenario and then we were just talking with the engineers and they thought well maybe we do an inch and a half of the PM wrap and then an inch and a half of cold mix and then chip seal but uh no matter

which way I go I can make it happen I I can make it happen for to fit in our current budget. Okay. Is that is that utilizing funds from that you had earmarked for uh Cedar Pond? Nope. We'd be able to still continue all of Cedar Pond, which I thought we were going to have to cut short to make it happen, but

Right. That's what you were saying the other day. We can make all of Cedar Pond, everything we currently have on the books, I can fit Bowie Hill in there. Okay, great. So, it's going to be tight, but we'll make it happen. So,

okay. You have some happy customers if you Well, including this. I mean, I know something has to be done, so I just got to get got to get it. That's Anything else for Calvin at this point? All right. Thanks. Thanks, thank you.

Uh been coming regular meetings. Um you guys, you have you've been sitting back there, but you haven't said anything. I don't know if you wanted to say something or um No, we were we're renting the RA center for way. Oh, okay.

Oh. Okay. You got our invites. you. I see. Uh up and coming regular meetings and town news. The regular meetings will be held Tuesday, January uh June 13th at 6:30 and Tuesday, June 27th at 6:30. Um, don't forget about the uh RSU referendum June 13th and the elections for uh Slack been on June 13th for

and budget committee as well. And budget committee as well. Correct. Um, and there that's on June 13th at Durham Community School and the polls open 8 to 8. Um, yep. And so that should be all. We'll sign this and then we uh

we will go into first of our two executive sessions. Why don't we do Calvin first, which is actually number 10. Okay. And then we'll y let him go. Yep, we can do that. If I might. Do you need us for anything or No, but if you hang out for two seconds, I can actually hand you