a privilege to just comment on um Mr. Gold. Are we still on to to comment on um town meeting first? I want to commend our town moderator, Mr. Les Dacon, who
did a great job of maintaining order. You know, it was emotional, highly charged. You know, some people felt like, oh geez, you know, I wish Les had let us speak a little longer, but he did his best to make sure that everybody
was heard, not being redundant, repetitive. So, Les, if you're watching, thank you, um, for that. Also, uh, to our finance committee who spent, you know, better part of six months dedicating countless days and nights
away from their family, um, to cobble together a budget on behalf of the town. and you know their finance committee is the backbone of our community. Um it's not it's not a sexy job. It's not um forward facing and um you know they probably make more enemies than they do
friends but that's their job is to to make sure that the the town is in good shape financially. So finance committee thank you for your work there and all the other people who participated. You know there there residents who I'd never seen before who provided great insight
and great information. that's what the process should be and um you know so anyway but I just want to recognize those two groups for their great work and of course town clerk and everybody else who worked to make sure that the meeting went off so with that said uh we
have a couple things Verizon uh they have two previous poll requests that they're now withdrawing so we would uh we have Verizon's withdrawal of petition S MA 2024-22,
MA 20224-23, MA 2024-25, MA 202 2024-40. Is there a motion to accept the withdrawal of those petitions? So move. Second. All those in favor. Right. We
have another one which is for petition to withdraw petition MA2024-50. They no longer uh requesting that. So there's a motion to accept that withdrawal. So move second. All those in favor
that will be it sometimes. Uh all right. Next item, first item in your book is the uh town planner and set off a uh request for a um to pursue grant money which does not cost the
town. I like to basically what this is is the um state safe streets and roads. it's being executed by the federal government um to do things like, you know, like we did, if you recall that Riverside Park down below, we did those
sidewalks along there. That was kind of the state program, but it's kind of this is modeled after that. Um and it would just allow us to uh submit an application, but the town planner didn't want to do that until um she got our approval.
Mr. Chairman, yes. I I it seems like this is being says as the town administrator of the town of Kushna I recognize the town of Aushna and surrounding communities. So roadway roadway fatalities I mean I'm just a little concerned again going after I
don't know why we grants and fatalities I can't I would ask anybody to try to tell me what road in the cushion we've had multiple fatalities on in in one area of this town and I can't think of it. I've spoke to a number of public safety individuals. So why why are we
doing this? Right. Is there a concept and a reason behind studying? So this would be something that's not happening. I think the the I think the verbiage is surrounding communities. We know it's not just a cushion but every you know there's always something going on roadways. We can strike that. That's
just you know it's just uh verbiage. If you feel more com comfortable striking that we can do that. Um but the point is there's an opportunity to um go after grant money to do sidewalks or improve some of our roads and you know so that's
that's what that's all about. Now if that's what it's about it's a different story right? Yeah that's I think that was just art form. I think it might have been even a form letter that ser circulated and this is run through serpent so but we can strike that if that makes you feel better.
I I just don't understand. I mean, I've resided in this town my whole life and we don't have any any particular corner, any particular intersection, any particular roadway that's had multiple fatalities on it outside of a few here and there. So, I just got a little concerned. I, you know, my pet peeve is
applying for grants that aren't going to serve a purpose for the community and we're just sucking up state money that could be utilized somewhere else as we all know and you alluded to right at the beginning of the meeting, town meeting, right? and we wouldn't have to go through what we went through at town meeting with reorganizing articles to
come up with an extra 155k if the state did their job is maybe stop handing out money on foolish grants and getting more money to chapter 70 where we need it for the school departments right funding for schools. So that's all I'm saying is I don't like to if it serves a great
purpose that's one thing but if you know I don't like to misappropriate. We can always if it we feel it doesn't work for us we can always deny it. I'm fine with it though make a motion to Mr. Chairman I would have got a motion second. All
those in favor? I. Great. I would have asked that the motion say that the board direct the town administrator to sign this draft. Okay. All right. I make a motion to direct the town administrator to sign the draft. Second. All those in favor.
Thank you. All right. Uh, next item in Lapienski is a library tech. Unfortunately, she has to resign. There's a motion to accept regret. So move second. All those in favor. Carries
also from Paul Melo unfortunately is going to be resigning his special police officer role with the town. Um he's going to do this in Rochester. Is there a motion to accept Lick Rent? So move second. All those in favor? I motion carries. All right. Next item is an
ASMEU agreement with Lori Walsh. Um, as you know, we talked about this a town meeting, but essentially what Mari is going to be doing is absorbing some of the duties from the planning department
um into her dayto-day. So, she just won't be working on building department issues. Um, you know, we we felt like this was the right move to provide a a one-stop shop as close to as one-stop shopping for our residents and people who want to do business with the town.
Um, so we're appreciative that lottery is willing to do that and have to go through a uh collective bargaining u situation. Mr. Hankley, I know you were point guard on this for us. So, you want to talk about that? Yeah, just a quick note. Um, we still haven't come to a
complete agreement with the uh contract with ask me, but we did get an agreement for the two items tonight for the settlements um to handle this. They all agreed to it and I think this is a great idea and I think um the enthusiasm that
Lori is showing willing to jump in and get working with planning and building um and she has the support of her department head as well. I think this is a great idea. Awesome. Is there a motion to accept? So move. Second. All those in favor? I carries. All right. Next item
is with Jesse Gomes who's a dispatcher. Stanley. Uh, so in this one, there was some back and forth on scheduling for open shifts with dispatch and there was a grievance. Um, and Mr. Kelly and I sat
down with the union and we were able to negotiate the closing of the grievance or resolution of the grievance um, with Mr. Gomes um, essentially covering the three lost overtime shifts that he has.
And this is part of the negotiation process for ASME was putting to bed all the grievances and this will handle that one. Motion to approve. Second motion carries. All right, gentlemen. We have uh annual appointments. I'll take the
time um guys please jump in, but um to really recognize all of the work of our volunteers. Um, you know, I referenced the town of town town moderator earlier and the finance committee, but there are some really dedicated dedicated um
town, you know, lovers of the town who just care about the town and want it to run well. um a dedicated, you know, not just the electeds, but you know, you got a beautifification committee, you got bicycle and pedestrian safety, you know,
just some really, really good good people who want to make a difference. And so I think really going through this process um is take that as the residents are watching, just think of them uh who do a lot of work behind the scenes um to keep
this town operational. So, gentlemen, any uh I don't know if you want to add to that or not. Um I think you covered it pretty well, Mr. Chair. Agreed. Starting off with the first is uh to reappoint the council on aging director Lauren Golder for a term of one year.
Motion to approve. Second. All those in favor? I. Agricultural Agricultural Commission alternates Thomas Whitehead, James Lake, Robert Conklin. Is there a motion to approve? So move. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. ADA
coordinator Andrew Mabola. Motion to appoint. So moved. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Animal control officer inspector Rebecca Tomlinson. Motion to approve. So moved. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Animal control officer inspector
assistant Ann Eastbrook. Motion to approve. So moved. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Beautifification Committee, Robert Conklin, Eric James, Kelsey Janick, Janine Perry, Nancy Vos. Is there a motion to approve? So moved. Second. All
those in favor? I. Motion carries. Bicycle and pedestrian safety committee. Lari Bates, Eric James, Cheryl Hall. Is there a motion to approve? So moved. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Mr. Jamie. Yes. The next one's Board of Appeals alternate. Mhm. Um I
spoke with Miss Leoni, the town clerk, today because I know that M um Hippolito's appointment has expired and it should be on this list and expires in 2025. So I spoke with the town clerk. So I know that Mr. Jeff White is our
alternate and I also spoke with the chairman, Mr. Brown. Um and I know Mr. White has um you know is instrumental part of his the family business and sometimes he can't always make it. So, if the board so chooses, we could make
Mr. White um make a motion to appoint Mr. White as a Jeff White as a permanent member to replace Paul Hippolito's expired term. Okay, that's all right with the board. Y with me. Motion. Okay. Make a motion to appoint Jeff White as a
permanent member to replace Paul Hippo Leto's expired term. Second. All those in favor? Motion carries. Mr. Chairman, yes. Just want to want to note on that we now have two alternate positions open on ZBA. Um it is critical that um we get
a couple of alternates um appointed ASAP. If we have one member missing from the body, it makes it very difficult for the zoning board of appeals to be effective at doing their job. So please, if there's anybody out there that's interested in joining the committee, it
roughly meets once a month. Please, um, it's an alternate position, so you don't always have to show up, but it's a basically a one one month meeting, um, once a month meeting. So, if you would like to be appointed as an alternate, please apply the board of selectman's office letter of interest. Thank you,
Mr. Chairman. All right, sounds good. Thank you. Next, uh, where did I move off? Yep. Next one is, uh, board of select administrative assistant, Sydney Riveros. Um, just want to take this time since we've appointed Tanya. Sydney's been doing a great job kind of running
the show in the in our office um single-handedly working to with Boulder to you know back fill with some senior workers and really doing a good job to keep things up and running. There's a motion to reappoint
city of averos. So move second. All those in favor. Motion carries. Bylaw review committee, Robert Brown, Mark Franuis, John Hcraftoft, Robert Hinckley, Pam Leonte. Is there a motion to appoint? So moved. Second. All those
in favor? I motion carries. Great. Conserva uh community preservation commission committee Jesse Ellis. Is a motion to approve? So moved. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. I'm going to ask that we hold off on conservation commission. We've got an executive session later on tonight uh to
talk about that uh operation. Um Constable Kelly Tomlinson. Motion to 40. Second. Those in favor? I. Motion carries. Council on aging board of directors Deborah Reposa Daniel Smith.
Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Cultural council Kelsey Janick Pette Hudson. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? Hi. Motion carries. Deputy Building Inspector Nathan Darling. Mr. Chairman. Yes. I spoke with Mr. Bobola
today cuz I was getting a little confused. I know we did something with the Jeffrey Fabian. Um, great guy. And Mr. Boba says we haven't used the deputy building inspector in some 3 years he's been here. So, he said it's at the periphery of the board if we so choose
to do it. But again, that was something that Mr. Merritt was doing and um we we don't really utilize it. That's right. So, well, Mr. Mr. bubble as it utilize it. So, all right. If it's something that we need to have an appointment for, we could always do something further on
down the road or we just just je. All right. Fair enough. Uh, skip that one. Uh, there's a motion to appoint Jeff Fabian, local building inspector. So, moved. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Wire inspector Frank
Knox. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor. Motion carries. Wire Inspector Doug Corrian, Deputy. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I motion carries. Election member registar Democrat Joe Costa. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor.
Motion carries. You may direct Tom Farland. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. You may direct Ed Karen. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Enforcement agent of the board of selectman building commissioner Andy
Bahola. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I motion carries. Finance committee Eric Chu Kristen Flynna Tomlinson. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries.
Forest warden Thomas Far. Motion to appoint. Second. Those in favor? I. What's the difference between the forest warden and the tree warden? I asked myself the question. One cut. One cuts down trees, one protects the trees. Got it. Okay.
All right. Got it. All right. Golf Management and Operation Committee. John Aberet, Andrew Corrian, David Flynn, Adam Heavy, Neil Downing. Is there a motion to appoint? One correction on John Aber Junior, it says. Okay. Just want to make sure we get that right.
Yes. Motion to appoint. Second. Those in favor? Motion carries. Mr. Chairman. Yes. The next category, you got a big circle around it. It says golf facilities exploratory committee. We appointed them back in January. I think
it was 21st and we put a sunset of 120 days or some column that says that right here. I don't think we want to appoint for a full year. No. And I was going to say that what do we want to do here when they submit their report and I know you know we've had some conversations with them. I'd like to get them in here in
the next few weeks. I think they're close to that. I've kind of held off just because we've had so many other things going on with town meeting and all that jazz. So we would just say can we do 60 days? Yeah. Reappoint. We could even just say expiration upon receipt of final report.
Okay. Yeah. I know we said sunset and we're over 120 180. We're already that far but we got a little late start to it. So um you want to run through the list and certain motions. Richard Draado, Jeffrey Fabian, Doug Corgan, Wayne Levassa, John Roy, Adam deserve D.
Ro. There's a motion to appoint. Motion to appoint for you want to call 60 days. Just we'll run with that. We can continue if we do. Motion to appoint for 60 days. Second. All those in favor. I motion carries. Historical commission John Larson.
Mr. Chairman. Yes. Can I can I can I try to do a little bit better job at the so that things don't get misconstrued with the town clerk's office with the appointments. And I'll make a motion to appoint the golf facilities exploratory committee members presented um for 60
days from June 30th, 2020. Okay. Second. All those in favor. Motion carries. Good. Good call. All right. Historical commission John Larson. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Inspector of
garages Thomas Farland. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. insurance advisory committee retirey designate. Did Sue still wants to do this? For some reason, I thought we got something from Sue saying she didn't want to do it anymore. Or am I just remembering that? I've
heard that she doesn't want to do it, but I never received a letter on hold. Uh yeah, just just let's just make sure. Um she still wants to do that. That was a long time ago, though. Y master plan committee. I know Mr. Gasper, you're on
that. any insight on this uh as far as expiration date? Same thing. No, Serped's actually putting things together um with the help of uh Victoria Alaro, the town planner. Um and they're doing that over the summer months. I think
they have one more um you know, like demonstration event thing that they're going to try to do over at the crearyy in July. They put out a date. They're supposed to notify me so I can contact the owners and see if it's available for them to be there. um and they're going to put it all together and I think
somewhere in September they're going to bring back um a template of basically what the master plan looks like and then we'll go over everything to make sure it's good to go um have some discussion on that and then they'll kind of like final print packet um and send it off. Nice. All right.
Master Plan Committee, Planning Board, uh, Steve Bush, Pete Jampa, uh, Kevin Gasper, Senior, Ke Dave Kigman, Pete Benoy, Ryan Rosendes, Melissa Cadera, Jesse St. Jes, Paul Sullivan, Jessica Braley, Jacob
Bolerino, Kelsey Janick. Motion to report. Second. All those in favor? I I Mr. Chairman, yes. So Jessica Brley, Jacob Bellerino, and Kelsey Janick are all appointments for alternates. Okay. Yep. That's right. Just for the record.
Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. All right. Moth superintendent inspector Dan Manard. I always like this one. Funny. Somebody is opening their wallet, right? Comes out to uh portable sign committee.
Andrew Babola. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor and I I guess we need a parking officer. Um that usually was the town of town. I would uh ask that it be for 3 months. Okay.
Motion to appoint Jamie Kelly as the parking officer to the to the end of September. Second. All those in favor. I motion carries portable sign sealer of weights and measures theore mashado. Is there a
motion? Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I carries sealer uh shellfish warden Robert Maderas. Motion to appoint. Second. Those in favor. Car. I guess we have to appoint ourselves to the conservation board. There's a motion
to appoint Mr. Hinckley, Mr. Gasper, and myself. Mr. Boner. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Special police officer for new Bedford Waterworks. Dan Manard. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor. Motion carries. Certa. Representative
Mr. Hley. Motion to appoint. Still down for that. All right. There's a motion. I'll second that. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Street naming committee Tommy Tommy Farland. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Tax title custodian Jennifer
Garant. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Town Accountant Assistant Jamie Lynn Velasquez. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in favor? I. Motion carries. Town treasurer collector Jennifer Garant. Motion to appoint. Second. All
those in favor? I. Mr. Chairman. Yes. I got a question for the town administrator. So, we don't have um town treasurer collector assistant Tanya Tvas on this list. Should we be doing that now or should be because of a probation period? Is that what we going to do
until that goes through? Uh actually, uh with the collective bargaining agreement, I don't think you have to do the appointment. It's the same thing as the assistant accountant. I was going to bring that up after the meeting
all for all of the positions in the Yeah, I know. But I do think just from a ceremonial standpoint to let people know where they stand. I don't see any downside in in doing that. And good call on Tanya. I'll make a motion to appoint the town treasurer, collector,
assistant, Tanya Tavas. Second. All those in favor. I It's something that we usually do in the finance area of the town, right? I think by chatter we should be doing it. Might have to look at that. Next one. Brad Fish, veterans agent. Motion to appoint. Second. All those in
favor? action carriers. One, just FYI, gentlemen, I had a conversation with Brad. He may have spoken to you guys as well, but one of the, you know, Brad does a ton for this town. Um, he's got limited hours. Um, and so asked him to put
together just essentially job description, all of the duties that he does above and beyond, you know, the what we're paying him for what, the 11 or 12 hours on that's on the books. and and so it was something that he was just wanted to make sure he was on solid
ground with us. I'm like, you kidding me? This guy's done such a great job. Yeah. No, there's no question about it. So, I just wanted to bring that to your attention. Um, if there's anybody that we want to give a vote of confidence to, it's Brad Fish who's done an amazing job. He's absolutely incredible. Um, I
remember when Mr. Kier resigned and uh I I had a conversation with Mr. Fish to get him. He was the former BSO in Faven and uh Brad's done a phenomenal job um taking care of our vets and and also hosting some really great ceremonial
events for the town of Aush on behalf of the town of Aushin. So I like to thank Brad Fish for his impeccable work for the veterans 100%. Keep it up. Uh where Tilcon Kapali, PJ Keing, Matthew
Robertson, Nancy Franco, Claudia Moo, Jen Olivera, Bryant Rivero, Hugo Pereira, and Lenny Kojo. Motion to appoint. All those in favor. Carries. Uh once again, heartfelt thank you on behalf of the the board of selectment to
all of the volunteers, all of the paid staff. Um thank you for all you do for us. It's it's really incredible. Um, you know, again, like going back to town meeting, some people get really freaked out about what went on at town meeting and like, are you kidding me? Compared
to other towns, that was like nothing. And I think we're really lucky um to have all of the people who are serving our town, whether you're a school committee member or finance committee member or, you know, board of appeals, whatever, you know, we couldn't do it
without you. So, thank you very much. All right. Next, speaking of an important uh issue is uh our town administrator. I know people are waiting with baited breath as
to what what's going on there. Um as you recall, gentlemen, we had a uh we put together a a search and screen committee. We had a bunch of resumes on file. Um the committee went through them and you know without throwing shade on
the folks who were you know uh who submitted their credentials uh the group felt that that batch would not be a great fit for the town at this point and asked that the board of selectmen reopen the uh the process and readvertise. Um,
you know, maybe there's some people out there who have who are at other towns who have come on from off of town meeting and want to make a change. Um, so that's first order of business motion to reopen the search for the town administrator position.
Make that motion. Second. All those in favor? Motion carries. Next is uh Mr. Kelly who is the incumbent town administrator. it was his goal uh to retire um at the end of this at the end of the month. However, um you know,
Jaime's been aware of the the situation and you know, we've discussed it uh and the board asked that we go back to Mr. Kelly and he has graciously agreed to stay on uh for a period of time um till we at least get the tax uh tax
certified. Get us through the fall up to you know hopefully fall town meeting. Give us a little bit of breathing room. Still get us give us a little bit of breathing room. He's put together going to have to extend that office position.
we've put together um uh you know what that would look like, but essentially it's just rolling over what his current duties are. Um and again, thank you to Mr. Kelly and to Mrs. Kelly and the Kelly family. Um, you
know, Jamie, you've you filled a huge void for us in town, but I think what was really most um heartwarming was just seeing what you did, what you do with the Council on Aging and with the u the cook out there. Um, I think that's a
testament of the type of person you are. Um, do you add a thousand? No. Does anybody know? But, um, you've been a steady hand uh to get us through some really rocky times. And I think your financial expertise has been really
really helpful uh to us since during your time. So gentlemen, I don't know if you have any uh questions or thoughts or anything you want to offer up. No, I mean I'm I'm I I I completely agree with you, Mr. Chairman. I mean,
Mr. Kelly, he did fill that void for the town. Um the one thing I can say about Mr. Kelly, I've I've worked numerous days alongside of him and you know he's we don't always get along and he knows that and I and I know that but that's
not what it's all about. What I can tell the people of this community is he's extremely passionate about the people of this community for somebody who doesn't live here. Um he's always got the taxpayer in his heart. So I think that's what I most appreciate about Mr. Kelly
in the dialogue and the conversations sometimes the debates we have is I know in the bottom of my heart he's got the best interest of the people of this community in the bottom of his heart and I think that's what makes him and I work so well together is we share that common
goal. So um we have been fortunate to have him for the last several years. Um, and we're fortunate enough for him to have that conversation with his wife and and his to his wife. Um, thank you very much, Mrs. Kelly, because it's not easy,
right? There's a certain time in your life where you want to retire, and I know Jaime's at that point, but as the chairman has said, he is gracious enough to stay on board and help us navigate through the next few months. So whatever that's going to look like,
that's entirely up to us to to figure that um navigation process out, right? So um it basically we've always talked about it, Mr. Wner and I, we've said it in previous administrations as well, right? We're the board of selectman. We give the town administrator the
coordinates. He gets the ship to ground, right? That's that's that's his job is to get us there. So um he's done a pretty damn good job of doing that for the board. And I think what was really impressive, Jamie, is when we were talking this through, I mean, you've been here three years, right? Two years. Three, three, three and a half. Three
and a half. Who's counting? And he knew that we still have some things we've got to accomplish and figure out. And you know, his response was that as somebody who's been here for 30 years, he said, "I can't professionally leave you guys in this situation." So, bravo and thank
you for that, Mr. Kelly. So, I don't want to get emotional. So anyway, um would there be a motion to appoint uh to continue Mr. Kelly uh subject to read the agreement and come to terms, but it's basically just rolling over uh
what his current terms are now. I'll I'll do that subject to review of the the contract. I haven't seen it. So, but more than likely everything's legit, right? I just want to make sure this is really for the community, department heads, uh the people that we appointed
to know that there will be somebody in the central office. Again, Sydney, you ran out when it was raining, but you've been a big part of this over the last month or so uh when we moved Tanya. Um Sydney has really grown into the job in a month and you've done a great job. I
was just telling the the board, you know, coordinating with the YES program and the senior work people and just doing a lot of stuff that might not be visible. So, thank you as well, Sydney. Really appreciate it. All right, we have a motion. I second
it. Yeah. All those in favor? All right. All right. So, we've got a bunch of stuff going on tonight. Um, above and beyond this, we've got an exe Oh, sorry. Finance transfers. Sorry about that. I'll turn that over to Mr. Kelly.
Uh, as you know, at the end of the year under chapter 44, section 33B, we can transfer between certain line items uh and departments uh excess cash in one
to a place we need it. And uh we also have the perennial uh transfers out of reserve funds to uh take care of fire and police overtime which hopefully
will resolve all those problems in the future. So uh the I ask that on July 8th meeting we will have the final numbers to be sure on the OT fire and police.
So, we take that up at that point and it be on the agenda then uh because uh as you can see those are round numbers and their uh estimates and I'd like to refine them a little more.
As far as uh the transfers, I'm uh looking to transfer 186,000 dollars from uh excess funds in the planning board, Medicare account, old
colony, and DPW recyclass recycling, CAMASS incinerator, and veterans benefits. uh into $40,000 for legal, $145,000
in the health insurance uh escrow trust and building inspector temporary uh $1,000. That's because we're starting to use Mr. Fabian more and more.
Right. Motion to approve transfers. Second. Those in favor. All right. Motion carries. All right. So, we've got an executive session to deal with the fire chief and then
uh we won't go into won't return. Then we have a joint meeting of the soil board and the board of health which is an executive session which Mr. Gasper will run. And then we have an executive session with the conservation commission
which we'll then have to come back open up reopen open up a separate selectman's meeting do that and go through that with the conservation commission. So with that said, uh we have executive session under the general law chapter 30A section 21A
uh subsection A2 to discuss strategy sessions in preparation for negotiations with non-UN personnel or to conduct collective bargaining sessions or contract negotiations with non-UN personnel fire chief MOA if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining position of the public
body and the chair still declares and the board will not return to public session. There's a motion to go to executive session one. So moved. Second. Roll call vote. Mr. Gasper, yes. Mr. Hinckley, yes. All those in favor? I now in executive session. We will not
return to this for the select meeting. Do you guys want me to once we go off camera? [Music]