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reasons of economic hardship and despite best efforts, we will post on the Amoris website an audio or video recording transcript or other comprehensive record of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting. And with that done, we'll do a call quick call to order. Um, Kurt
>> here. Amanda >> here >> and I'm here. So, we are three here and one absent from our current roster. Um, all right. And the next uh issue is public comment. And if there's anyone in the waiting room who
would like to make public comment and this is comment um unconnected to anything on the agenda, general public comment. If you have something for it, just hit the raise hand button at the bottom of your screen.
Nope. Okay, let's move on to licenses. Common Vixler's license renewal applications. And Steve, are is everything in order for all of these? Is there anything? These are just current license holders, right? Who are renewing? >> Yep. These are all um current license
holders. No changes. And these ones are uh everything on this agenda today is all ready to go. >> Okay. Everything's ready to go. So, does anyone have any questions about these? Kurt, were you here when we did this last year? >> Yeah, I was here. Uh, I'm used to it. So, I'm gonna I'm gonna ask a couple
questions. Um, >> Steve, are you aware of any of these having any legal issues with the city uh or any uh issues with say the health department? Um
I am not aware of any but I um would not necessarily expect myself to be in either case. >> Okay. >> Um I do know they will have to be um at least the liquor license is reviewed for their have their certificate of
inspection um from the inspection services department issued before the license is issued. Um, and we will also send all the licenses um down to the collector's office to um review before license renewals are issued as well to
see if there's any unpaid taxes. But um generally we don't review um I'm not aware of any um litigation involving any restaurant in the in the or lency in the town. Um but generally the uh health health license concerns would be um an
issue with the health department would affect their their food license. >> Okay. Uh I guess I don't have any other questions at this time. >> All right. Thank you. If there are no other questions, is there a motion to
approve the common common fictional licenses up for renewal? >> Motion to approve. >> Thank you, Amanda. Is there a second? >> Second. Thank you, Kurt. And we'll take a vote. Kurt, >> yes. >> Amanda, >> yes. >> And I vote yes. That is three to zero
with one absent. And the common vict licenses are approved. Um, okay. Next up is annual liquor license renewal application. Uh, CHMP LLC doing businesses, D big guys Liquors, 25 Migu Road.
And how is this? Is there anything outstanding on this one, Steve? >> Uh, no. This one is all good to go. Um pending pending review from pending COI issuance and um check for uh um unpaid taxes with the town as the others.
>> Okay. Um any questions? >> No. >> In case Oh, sorry. Go ahead, Kurt. >> No, no. >> Okay. Uh is there a motion to approve the liquor license for CHMP? >> Sure. >> Thank you, Kurt. And a second. >> Second.
>> Thank you, Amanda. Um, we'll take a vote. Amanda, >> yes. >> Kurt, >> yes. >> And I vote yes. That's three to zero with one absent. That liquor license is approved. >> Thank you. >> Pardon me. Curry, you moved for the first one as well, right? >> Yes, I did.
>> All right. Thank you. >> It was second. >> You seconded. >> Yeah, Amanda and I flipped on the two. >> Y. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. And last one for today. Auto dealers license renewal application DLR-1 Corporate Automobiles Inc. doing
business as Zibllet Motors 398 Northampton Road. >> And anything on this one, Steve? Outstanding. >> Nope. This this a complete application. >> Okay, fantastic. Any questions about this one? >> I just a comment. I'm a little surprised
to see them here. He's always told me that he doesn't sell cars, but okay. I guess maybe occasionally he gets into a situation where he does. >> He used to have a few. I remember seeing some outside on the parking lot for sale along. I haven't seen what some in a
while. >> Probably something he keeps in his pocket. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah, he does maintain the bond required. So, um I don't know. >> He works on my car. One of my cars.
Okay. >> All right. If there are no other questions, is there a motion to approve approve DLR-1 for corporate office? >> Yep. Thank you, Kurt. And a second. >> Second. >> Thanks, Amanda. Uh, we'll take a vote. Amanda, >> yes. >> Kurt, >> yes.
>> And I vote yes. That is three to zero with one absent. And that license is approved. Okay. Next up for discussion topics, upcoming meetings and agendas. And the next one is did you did we say the it's are we doing we're not doing the
27th, right? But we're doing we're skipping to the fourth. >> So we had set aside um the 20th if necessary. Um I don't believe that will be necessary. Um and then the next meetings will be the 4th in person.
>> The uh of December the 18th remote and the 29th remote. >> Okay. All right. That sound good for everybody currently? >> Yes. >> Okay. I I'd like to suggest a future uh topic. >> Yes. >> I'd like to talk just a little bit. I
know we get hardpressed with all the ones that show up here at the end of the year, but there's a part of me that feels a little funny about not asking the health department at least if they got an issue because it'd be an opportunity. You know, we could reach out to the
health department and say, "Look, these are all the ones renewing. If you have any concerns about any of these and we just want an opportunity to bring them in and talk to them, you know, speak up. >> Doesn't that have nothing to do with us though? >> What I mean is like if we Aren't these
two separate licenses like independent of each other? So if they have health department issues, then they would not get their health department inspection approved. But we're just approving different licenses that are separate. >> Yeah, I guess. Well, this is the reason why I want us to think about it. maybe
have a brief conversation with uh more of our gang here. Um and and to think about a little bit ahead of time because you know, Amanda, you might be right. It might be so separate that there's no point in it. Uh but I also want to kind of back up our health department if
they're having difficulties. Or it could be that somebody from the health department or Steve would tell us, "Yeah, no, they don't need any help." So I that's sort of why I'm saying let's just throw it on a future thing to at least have a brief conversation. >> All right. We can uh put that on the
agenda for the fourth. >> Yeah, for sure. Yeah. And we can, you know, if anything, it'll just help us talk about, you know, we can review the process. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, for sure. Okay. Um, great. So, I don't know if this should go on
upcoming meetings or in agendas or topics not reasonably anticipated 48 hours prior to the meeting, but we can we talk about the Olympia Place fire for a second >> and I heard Steve about exploding gas tanks at the construction site, fuel tanks.
>> I saw and I saw pictures too and you know, you don't know what you see on social media or what you read, but I saw the same stuff and it made me think about what we just had before us. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't think it was the cause. I think that they blew up because there's a big fire going on around them and
there's even still >> We never approved them. Explosion. >> We didn't approve those fuel storage. Is that right, Steve? >> I don't I mean I don't I'm not sure. >> The license commission didn't. Um I I'm not I am not um familiar really with
details or specifics on that fire. My my understanding which could be incorrect is that the um they had a generator, a propane generator which um caught fire and the tank exploded. Um there was crane fuel tanks um and uh tires that
exploded. Um they may have had temporary heating as well. Um but whatever it was, it was not above the threshold that needed a license as opposed to a permit. Uh, I don't know if they had permittable fuel storage either, if it was all kind of vehicle um type tanks, but um it
definitely didn't have a uh a fuel storage license from the license commission. >> Okay. Yeah. I wasn't sure because I know that building was built in 2016 and so that would have fallen under the select board. So, I don't know if there is a license that covers that property anyway. You know what I'm saying?
>> Yeah. My understanding more generally with the fire is that there was a um construction site at 47 Olympia Drive that was another um another large apartment building um and that construction site um caught fire and the fire spread to the occupied finished
building at 57. >> Oh, gotcha. Okay. So, it was a different property anyway. They wouldn't have had a license. Okay. >> If they had propane tanks like the school, they would have had to have had a license. Correct. at the construction site. >> There's a threshold, I believe, 2,000
gallons for propane. Um, so it may have been under that, which would have required just a fire department permit and not the license commission fuel storage license, or it may have just been um, you know, trailer mounted things, which wouldn't >> um, I don't know if that needs a permit
or not really, but um, >> whatever it is, it was under the threshold for a land license. >> Okay. It's smaller building I would guess than than the school too, >> right? >> Does anybody know by chance if the construction company is the same construction company?
>> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> I don't believe so, but I'm not sure. >> I'm sure if it was that the fire department's probably going around and checking anything else those guys are doing. >> That's two fires around that same little
area in this year. So interesting. >> Yeah. So I don't know if it's worth putting the fuel storage fun license to talk about on the agenda for 2026, but I mean if anyone's concerned about it,
it's certainly something we could review. >> I Steve, I'd appreciate I'm going to try to find it myself, but I'd appreciate if you just find out it's the same construction company. >> Yeah, I could I could take a look and let you know. All right, that's great.
>> If it is, maybe, you know, I'm sure the fire department, like I said, is already all over it, but maybe we'd want to talk to him again, too, if we could figure out a basis for that. >> Yeah. Yeah. I I don't know. I'll look into that and let you know.
Unfortunately, I' I've been um out of town for the the early all all this week up to now. So, I am pretty uh out of the loop on a lot of the details of this, but um I I will find that out and let you know, Kurt. I'll send it to the board if you're interested. >> Yeah, obviously I think we're way down
the food chain of the people that are most in the core of looking into all this. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, any other unanticipated topics? I have none. >> Nope. Okay. >> In that case, is there a motion to
adjurnn? >> Motion to adjurnn. >> Thank you, Amanda. Second. >> Yes. I'll second. >> Thank you, Kurt. And we'll take a vote. Amanda. >> Yes. >> Kurt. >> Yes. >> And I vote yes. That is 3 to zero with one absent. We're adjourned at 5:45 p.m.
Thanks everybody. Thank you, Steve. >> Thank you all. Thanks for your flexibility. And um we will see you in December. >> Have a good Thanksgiving. You too. Have a good Thanksgiving.