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Public input. Nobody here. Anyone flirting on the phone with input? >> Just Bridget. >> Just Bridget. Hey, Bridget. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Well, in that case then, Bridget,
>> there she is. >> We could Where are you? >> Do I get to see? >> Oh, there you are. Hey. >> So, you can do your update. You're first on the agenda. Do you have anything to talk to us about? Um, so a few things.
Um, so most of what I've been doing are um food inspections and we've had some complaints come in. Uh, one of them was regarding the courthouse and the air
conditioner um, and the sound of it. Um, and that was bothering and a butter. So I contacted D. they were able to get in touch with the uh maintenance division at the courthouse and I think they've worked
out a solution for right now. I have not heard back from the person that complained um since that happened. So that was one complaint. Um another one was regarding idling trucks um off Westford Road, but I really have not
been able to verify that um too much. I saw them one day um and then they were gone the next day and I haven't seen them since. >> Okay. >> So, I'm still monitoring that. >> Is it a particular site or just
>> It's weird. It's if you take a right um and I cannot remember the name of the road um onto you would be going down towards um take a right and it's not soya but um
cannabis. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And it's a section of the road. It's actually the road. I'm not sure. I think the town might own it. So, I did notify the police department just to let them know. >> Um,
>> and then I'm trying to think. Um, and then Devon's Crest, I've done about maybe 10 inspections up there. Um, these are pre-insspections before people move into the units. Okay. >> Um, so they're just requesting those as
um they renovate apartments and and occupy them. >> Okay. >> And a lead inspection. >> Okay. So other than that, >> cool. >> That's really all I have.
>> Did we have any There's just two things for update was how are how are our rats on Union Street? >> Oh, >> anything going on with rats on Union Street? >> You talking like the corner of like Main and Union?
>> This is just a followup like from our previous meeting in April. So, >> I haven't had any complaints. >> Okay. No, nothing new lately. Okay. All right. >> Okay, that's good.
>> And the other thing was um Steve had mentioned that there was like another followup I think with um the people at the school about the asbestous. Is there like a
were you going to follow up with them or is there like a loop that needs to be closed on that? I wasn't quite sure. >> Um I can check with Steve because I thought they were going to get in touch with Steve. I have not heard anything. I can follow back up.
>> Okay. Yeah. I think he thought that you were following up but I'm not. So yeah, if you can just check with them and see like who left that last. >> Yeah, whatever needs to be done there.
>> Okay. Um and then I guess the only other thing that's even like kind of related sort of is the um uh let's see, Ray Smoke Shop, there was a violation.
>> Yeah. Offering for sale of flavored tobacco products. So it was a first violation. So they got a cease and disease. Um, and it's just a written warning for the first one. So, just wanted to make sure that you >> knew that anyway about that.
>> Um, >> yeah. And that's kind of I think that's the only thing that I've got that kind of touches on your stuff. All right. Do you need anything from us?
>> I don't. Do you have any other questions for me? And um Trisha, I think I'm not sure if you knew this, but Francis is leaving Littleton. >> Oh, really? >> Thank you. >> You didn't let me know that.
>> Wow. >> As I was I was supposed to talk to him today about uh I had some questions about the board and um the next meeting and choosing alternates and working groups and I was like so hurry today.
somewhere that I didn't get in touch with him when I was going to talk tomorrow. >> So, he must have an alternate then. >> He must. >> Yeah. I don't know. He's going to be leaving the Littleton Board of Health. Um he has a new job. So,
>> I'm not sure how that's going to work moving forward. >> Jenna had some questions, too. >> Okay. So if he's like if he's still going to represent Littleton on the Noak
board. I That's a question. I mean if he's still going to stay in Littleton but live in Littleton he can still be a rep representative. >> So he doesn't live there. >> Okay. All right. So good to know. So that's something we'll have to figure
out. Was he an employee or is he still an employee of Littleton or >> He is He's leaving though. I think he's done in a couple of weeks. He's got a new job. >> Okay. Got it. >> Well, he wasn't like It's not They've called him health director, right,
Bridget? It wasn't >> a chair of It wasn't like It was a different model than what we have here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, that will be interesting to follow up and see. Yeah. Who's going to inherit that mantle? >> Okay.
>> All right. Well, that's interesting. The pond. Everybody happy at the pond and >> water is all good and no >> knock on wood. I haven't heard >> anything.
Okay. Food trucks. Unless food trucks under control more or less. >> Yeah, we can talk about that later. >> Okay. >> Right. Yeah. Not to not to put you on the spot either. Um um back to the rat thing, there was a
social media post and people were being encouraged to call us. >> Okay. >> Or you um people had questions about the black boxes throughout the town >> and that was going back and forth and back and forth and some people had their
opinions, other people were citing, you know, data. So, it was this whole thing and I was just wondering if you were getting inundated with Pauls, but so far you haven't. I don't know. >> We have We haven't. Okay. >> So, I'm totally out of it. What are the black boxes? >> I don't know. That's That's what I
wanted to wrote. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. But I think this is a followup to the Rodentic side discussion that, >> you know, came up at town meeting. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Who put them out? Is it >> so I think that town hires somebody um
in the like the main street area >> just because of >> all of the food establishments and >> Yeah. >> the train tracks. >> Yeah. >> So they have to do preventative >> for that. >> Yeah. >> Okay.
>> And they don't necessarily have other things. >> Yeah. That's that's the back and forth. I >> So, is it like a monitoring thing to see? >> It's a rat trap. >> It's a trap. >> Okay. It's an actual trap. They're they're actual traps. >> You can see it. There's one on the
corner of Washington Street. >> I don't notice them. >> Yeah. You don't notice them until you start looking. >> Oh, >> yeah. Now watch. I'll spot them everywhere. Yeah. Okay. >> I saw they're they're around. >> Okay. Because there was a gentleman that stood up and tell me the most of them and
Marian Stoddard and the other woman that they stood up and gave their presentation there was a >> I don't know if he owns a business or if he just lives above the businesses on Main Street and he was like well we need to have him because yeah going on so I
don't know that sparked >> the discussion or what >> interesting yeah well that's the balance to strike. Yeah. >> Yeah. somewhat rodents but then the venticides can be Yeah. >> All right. Awesome.
Um Okay. So, from Bridget's standpoint, that's okay. The only other thing for Nela that I wanted to mention is that there's a meeting upcoming at the end of the month, the quarterly meeting, and that's going to be um I think there's
election of officers. There's you know, like the update, you know, as usual on a lot of things. And then I don't know if you know anything about this, Bridget, but it's just an item that's on the agenda. It's selection process for director of public health.
So that's Jim's position, right? So is it >> are you guys like getting resumes coming in now or >> I think they're just talking about the the plan >> how to do Okay, >> cuz Jim does want to retire sometime,
but we won't let him. So we just we just let him put it on the adonia. >> Okay. I Yeah, I found that a little alarming personally. So as long as we're just like very forward thinking. >> He's been trying for a while, hasn't he? >> I know. >> Poor guy. He's never going to get to retire.
>> Okay. >> He needs us just as much as we need him. >> Yeah. We all need you, Bridget. We need all of you over there. >> We really do. Um, >> so that was really all that I had. And
then I just also kind of wanted to give you an update. Um, we the state just came out with some guidance documents for mobile food and for temporary food establishments and the state is now recommending that for all temporary food
events that vendors apply at least 30 days in advance. Um, and that's what we're going to be doing is the same thing. So, >> not unreasonable. Yeah. >> Yeah. It's just it gives the the um
people planning events more time if somebody backs out and it gives us more time if there's issues to to resolve them. >> Right. Right. >> So, >> cuz the temporaries they get they're okay for like that day in that event, right? It's not like a general permit. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. >> So, >> yeah, that's sounds perfectly reasonable. Does it have like guidelines? Is it trying to standardize guidelines for mult? >> Yeah, I can send that over in um to Sam and Coffee if you want it. It just it's it's right on the house.gov website, but
it just it's some standard stuff for for temporary food basically how to operate safely. >> Well, that's good. >> And lets them know what we're looking for. >> Yeah, that's cool. Is we can link it too on um on the website on board health website if you want. >> Yeah, for sure. Okay. And then we do
have a list of food trucks that have permits with us on our website. Um >> Oh, good. >> And that's in the red banner right when you get on our website. >> Nice. So, if somebody sees a food truck and they want to make sure, they can go
check it on here. I love that. >> That's awesome. >> And then if anybody is having a temporary event, um those are the trucks that have permits with us. So, >> great. That's a good resource. Fantastic. >> You're awesome as always.
>> Thanks. >> All right. Thank you. You're welcome to hang around if you want, but >> you know, I'd have to go to another meeting. >> I understand. >> But so if you have any questions though, feel free to send me an email. >> Absolutely.
>> Yep. >> Okay. Okay. >> Sounds good. >> Thank you. >> Thank you so much. >> Thank you, Sunshine. >> Bye. >> Bye. >> Bye. >> Bye. >> All right. Um, so that's that. Um, yeah, that's some interesting news, huh?
>> Call today, I would have found out, but then I wouldn't have been able to ask all these questions. So maybe, but I don't know. >> We'll see. We'll get there. >> That's how careers go. You know, people move on, right? >> Whatever. >> Do you have one update from the show? Actually, I got the email this morning.
>> Yeah. >> Um, so the town nurse hours >> Oh, yeah. I was going to mention that. Yeah. changed. >> Yeah. >> Um, so they meet uh they're available the second Thursday of every month, but uh it's from 11:45 to 12:45. >> Okay.
>> Pretty sure it's at the library. >> Okay. >> So, is that something that anybody can just drop in or they have to call or do you know how it works? >> Okay. Okay. >> And that's Oh, I saw that. I got
>> Yeah, I got that, too. Is that posted anywhere or >> uh it's on the show as well. >> Okay, it's on the Yeah, I figured they would Yep, that's right. I did have actually a note of that. The other thing that I think came through them too might
have come through Jenna that I want to get on our website if it isn't is this healthy beginnings. >> Oh, >> initiative. Did you see that one? It's a mock um thing. It's healthy beginnings initiative eliminating barriers for
pregnant and postpartum individuals. So staff to provide referrals, local resources, access to mock programs and whatnot. I got just an email over the last couple of days. You can just hand that down to Sam because I've got
it on my email. >> This is this is my daughter's program. >> Oh, really? >> First steps together. Oh, that's fantastic. >> Yeah, I think it came in an email from Jenna, but if we could post that, too, on our website, that would be great.
That does seem like a a really good resource. Yeah. >> So, you have this. I have no idea. Do you want >> I was like, "Oh, okay." >> Yeah. Let me know if you want me to forward you the original.
>> Yeah, I might have it. I have the folder. Yeah. Stuff from >> Yeah, check from Jenna. I'm almost positive she's ready for being like she has more energy. >> She really does. It's >> scary. And I like to look at all the
stuff and sometimes I really say I'm like, "Oh, I should make sure." But I know you guys are all really the same. I don't want to just send it to you twice. >> Um sometimes there's a thing, but sometimes I have so many people, thank you. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Yeah, I do the same. I I look at them
and I'm always amazed at like the breadth of her involvement, the things that she knows about and is tied into. So, >> she was such a good resource for us. >> All right. So,
so that's it with Nishoba on opioid. Um, >> yeah. >> What's the lay of the land there? >> What's going on? 17th is supposed to be the next meeting that well I should back
up. The meeting that was supposed to happen the other day was not as well attended as I >> um so apparently the model is each town has
a rep >> Yeah. and an alternate and some of the towns have working groups. We're a little bit behind as far as getting that on board. >> Yeah. >> Figure trying to figure that out with PM
and thanks to you sending those contacts so we can >> get some feedback from the people that did um >> send us their contact information. So I guess the next step is to have I cannot attend the next meeting
which is really important because I it's a it's a voting >> and if you can't send as a person who's >> um a rep then you have to pick an alternate. >> Yeah. >> So at this point in time when we haven't gotten that far with that discussion Pam
was going to attend. So when I said it was funny that she said that today about >> I was going to call Francis who was Francis Dgo from Littleton who there's town and he's been coordinating all this. I was going to ask him >> if it was Edged in Stone who wrote the
alternate if we could contact some people get a working group together and >> um >> I it's going to meet quarterly. >> Yeah. So I can all those meetings. >> I can do the 17 for sure.
>> Yes. But I think you know you're still working full time and I think be a good idea to get the working group and the alternates on the boarding and also >> their opinions are valid. >> They are. So what I did was I threw together now this was like I just threw
this down on paper. So this is probably too long and wordy but I have a copy for each of you. I can also forward it to you. >> I just appreciate that you were able to. >> I mean, I'm like, I guess we got to explain what this thing is and why we're contacting. So, this is what I got. We
can probably trim this down. And um we do have a meeting >> tomorrow with Robert and Kylie 1:00. And so, we're just looking at the like to do this sort of little advisory group. They're advising board health. like I just want to make sure that we're up on
what are the town regulations on posting and open meeting and minutes and and all that stuff. So I just threw together a little thing explaining kind of what it is and you know we're looking for some help so we could send out something like this but really look at I mean none of
the language is etched in stone. It was just kind of like a quick, oh my god, let's get something on paper to look at. Right. >> And we can run something like this by um Robert Carly to make sure. >> Yes. And and the the two um residents that we that had sent their
names in and then you had suggested um fire and >> and is a volunteer. >> She's such a great she's such a >> she's unbelievable. I know. >> Um cuz that just that if we can get opinions and comments from even if they
can't be on the work constantly giving feedback just their feedback alone. So >> yeah, >> you know, and it's coming in from so many different areas. >> Yeah. And that's kind of what I'm trying to say here is like we need people's expertise, but we don't want to like put a whole structure around this so you got
to attend an extra meeting. Nobody wants to do that. And and I didn't I I never um I always felt like I was behind the eightball with this because >> I go to the meetings and I'd hear from Bratton and Harvard and they had their working groups like months ago and they
had also been to the selected and I'm like, "Oh my gosh, I'm going to do something." But it turned out not to be as important as I thought until it's a voting process >> and that really >> right. So it's all good. I panicked over
I always panic because I'm like >> I'm always comparing >> to other towns when they're doing that and I can't it's >> they just sound better organized. >> They're not really. Yeah. >> You know, we have to remember it's
different populations, too. So, >> yeah. And I I mean, I think we kind of came down on the side of it would be very difficult to ask people to join a working committee when we don't know what that committee is going to work on at this point. So we're it's all new, >> you know. >> It is all new.
>> Yeah. We're kind of feeling our way as we go along. So >> So that's what we are now. And then after listening, >> I know. Well, I'm sure there's somebody that that's going to be handed off. >> Yeah. >> And I think it's going to probably stay
in Littleton because that's the way theou is structured, right? Yeah, there's >> actually there was a template that was sent in. I'll have to go back in the emails and look when um Francis had sent me um an email and said, "I'm sending
you the template that we're using for the towns putting down their rep and their alternate." Yeah. >> And he just wanted us to use that and people were filling it in. I should go back and see what Francis had put down if he had put anything. >> Oh, yeah. want to take that up.
>> Well, he's not doesn't sound like he's gone yet. So, >> no, not yet. >> Yeah, he's probably That sounds like one of those jobs where you need a little bit of transition to So, yeah, I'm sure if you just email >> Yeah, I'll be able to help you out. >> Okay.
>> Okay. So, that's where we are. >> Yeah. So, we're going to see if we can get advisory group. the where the whole thing stands now is that the um requests for proposals for like administr program administrative services went out. >> We've got two proposals to review and
that would be the meeting on the 17th to talk about those two proposals. So, just going to see if we can get through this um request here if we can get some other people with other backgrounds to >> and as we keep going forward because
it's I said to hand the chunk of money that each town has been awarded is so different and you go back and read the original um we would have to run it by our select board every
>> Yeah. because the fluctuation in funds I guess. >> Yeah. And they make the actual spending >> decision. So the committee is like making a recommendation but the spending Yeah. decision comes from them. So okay, perfect. Well, we got something going on
there. That's a good thing. >> And apparently Francis really has something going on. >> He's on to >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Bigger and brighter things, I guess. the health equity part.
>> Yeah. So, there is a meeting tomorrow that I can't attend. >> What time is it? >> Um, this one and this is the one in person. It's at the Shirley. >> Oh,
>> yeah. Shirley Library. It's tomorrow's the 9th, right? >> Holy cow. It's my anniversary Wednesday. >> Come on. >> Oh, boy. Yeah. Well, I guess we're making a big deal out of that, aren't we? >> Oh my gosh. >> You know, you've been married too long
when your history takes you by surprise. >> Um, so this is Yeah, this is the for all the coalition talents. And there's a flyer for it. So >> that's the one that she posted. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's the one that she posted.
>> 3:30 to 5:30. I will um Well, we have that other one at 1. >> Yeah. Uh, and it's so that one is it's in person and it says there's a remote option. I've got a work meeting later in the afternoon that's going to overlap with most of that. So, I don't think I
can attend. I, you know, I mean, I don't think it's urgent. If you, you know, can or can't, whatever. We're >> This is >> We're kind of just keeping a finger on what they're doing and seeing where we might be able to kind of help. >> Which group is this for? >> That's the equity. The health equity.
>> The health equity. >> Yeah. Yeah. And then there was another one that did I print it out that was um oh shoot now I'm not even going to get straight to where it came from. Was it from Miss
Wther? I think it might also have been and it was kind of it was just Did you see this one Trish? It was an email. It was like the four groups and like the list of so this is kind of what's been identified within each other group. I think Catherine had sent a
>> I think it was >> she was sending a lot of stuff. >> Yeah. >> And then it kind of slowed down >> and that would was nice. I thought that it kind of just distilled down what we've got these four groups going but you know this is how it's shaking out into the four groups. So
>> yeah. Oh yeah, >> it is to react to. But the thing is on this email I I haven't mastered how to distinguish certain I did talk to you about this like this thread that goes on
and on especially with this >> group. I know >> you get like eight or nine of them all at once and if I want to pull something out and and show it to somebody I'm I'm not 100% sure because this is outlook and I'm so not used to it. There's a setting. Okay, setting that I know kind
of change and so it's no longer a conversation thread. It would be like you used to get where here's the newest email and you can just >> because my Outlook updated and I ended up going back and oh I can't keep track of anything. >> Right. Right. Right. Okay. So it's in
the settings. It's in the Outlook settings. Okay. All right. Because that's the problem I've been having is like this flurry of emails come up and it's like oh I know I only get like part of it and it's >> right. Yeah, >> it's >> same thing happened to me too. It was an
update and then after that it started coming that way. Okay, >> I'm so used to I I don't I'll have to look it up for update. >> Yeah, I'll call you if I can't figure it out. >> Outlook I should be okay because that's the one that I use on my computer. It's though when it comes up on my um either
phone or iPad that >> I tend to be less adapted >> and I'm like so used to Google >> anything is sitting in Apple. >> Okay.
>> Okay. Unlike those old commercials I have a Mac I'm a stodgy old PC. That's mine. >> Okay. Okay. So, that's kind of >> I'll try to look that up.
>> That's the news there. Um, then for log, I saw a call log and it looked like it was pretty Yeah. >> All right. >> It's been very >> Yeah. This So, nothing since Nobody's
called us since the 23rd of April. >> I have. They have, but they haven't. >> Yeah. Okay. Once again, at this point, I don't even take notes until I can determine the next. >> Yeah. >> Nine times out of 10, it's please call
the show or I'm sorry, I'm not. >> Yeah. Well, even this one they called you about. >> Yeah, because if you Google board of health, like the show of health, it comes up with our phone. >> Oh, right, right, right.
>> Yes. I had someone drop off paperwork in the office today and everyone was talking to >> down three flights of stairs >> across the street. >> Yeah. And the whole fact that it's loc that building is located in the town of air is confuses every so I have received
calls but I also like a lot of the phone calls for like Julie. >> Yeah. >> So I don't Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, that works. That works. I think it's just the things that we need to >> Yeah. And I've like had a couple merchant people call them like, "Did you
pay me?" >> Yeah. Okay. >> It's not a call. There's a >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Right. Right. That's just kind of doing your job. It's not really >> Yeah. >> calls that we need to look at. So Okay. >> So, yeah. >> Well, I guess that's a good thing. >> Yeah. We haven't really had any
complaints. Um Yeah. The last thing was the housing. >> Yeah. That's >> and that guy. >> And I said that's >> disposition. >> Yeah, that's a rigid blanket. >> Yeah.
>> Okay. Um, so on the I'm sorry, I'm just jumping ahead here too. Uh, so I think that's it for callog minutes. the April 13th. The only thing
that I had a question about was where on page two, is that where it is? Yeah. So, we're talking about the old business and the opioid funding. >> The goal of the working group is to hire
a recovery coach. It's >> was really saying that it >> I don't mind. >> Oh, yeah. I think it's >> I don't >> It's not so much a recovery coach. It's like a It's to hire a like program.
>> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> It says it in the um in those um >> it says it. I even brought the RP. So, >> but you know the recovery coach is part
of is part of that um description the job when they when the >> it would be part of the service. That's only one of many places. >> Um, >> and that's why they they want to they want to nail down a salary. >> Okay.
>> Because how much is going >> towards that piece of it, I think. So, >> yeah, >> I can go back and figure out exactly. >> Did I Did I say that? It says PP. It's based off of my notes. I can go back.
>> That's okay. So that's that's what that that's where that came from. >> I can I can go back and figure that out. >> I probably did. All right. I probably did bring up recovery coach, but that's pro that's only >> Yeah, it's like this this proposal
that's out right now. It is for the um that's for the administrative services. So >> yeah, >> you probably said that but probably said like recovery >> coaching is part of the whole thing. So >> Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to update
those now. >> Update those. >> Yeah, that's fine. Administrative animals and fowls. >> Oh, we have >> How are we doing? >> Okay. >> Okay. Good. That's good.
>> You're doing okay. >> Okay. All right. >> So, we'll start with where we stand. Um, okay. Quite a few people no longer have animals. They actually have less permits this year.
>> Oh, really? >> Chickens or animals in general? >> Chickens. Uh, the gentleman goes away. >> Some guys chicken. >> Oh. >> Um, so there's uh five of them who no
longer require permits. >> That's kind of nice. Um, I have one, two, three, four. I have four who have not done anything yet or I haven't heard from them. I have two that are actually
late. Um, so they get a fine and I have two new ones. So, one of the new ones is not complete yet. Okay, >> that's fine. So, our newest friend is 12 Shirley Road.
>> Okay. >> They submitted all their paperwork. We reviewed their >> Yeah. Yeah. >> drawing. Uh it's not in wetlands, so observation. Um Julie's already been out because she's the one who
>> found them. >> Oh, okay. >> So, you know, she she said they're all set and fine. Um, and we did send out courtesy notices to all the hunters of, "Hey, your neighbor is getting chickens." >> Yeah. >> Um, I made it very clear in the letter that this is just a notice just, you
know, we're going to have chickens. The board health is fully aware. They're going to be fully licensed. >> Yep. >> But just so you know, >> y is all set and everyone's office is going to read through all the regal addresses.
>> Wow, that is quite the pile you got. I've got 23 >> that are ready for >> ready. >> I need an auto pen. >> Yeah, I know. So, how do we >> So, I can read them out. >> Doing them individually. >> Usually what I do is I read them out and
then you make a motion to prove them as red. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that will work. >> Okay. So, >> so you want to do this one too? >> So, I have 12 Shirley Street. >> Okay. >> For 9 seconds. Uh 32 Calvin is 25.
13 Malbury is 10. 9 L is 12. 15 James is 23. Nine Victor is 14 chickens and ducks. Uh 47 Highland is 20 chickens. Seven Union has three chickens. 114
Pleasant has 14. 7 Dub Road has six. 44 Pine Ridge has six. 22 Jonathan has five Brown Harvard has four seven Harvard has 40 wow >> 40 >> 40 uh 13 Roseman is six 30 Brown Harvard
has 11 47 Washington 72 Washington is 25 54 Willard is eight six W is nine five grind shirt four and four more drive has
We have what? Hundreds of chickens living in this chicken. >> That's awesome. >> So, I make a motion to ex to accept or help. >> Yeah. To to approve or approve. Yeah.
>> The permits for the keeping of animal foul as read. >> I second. All in favor? >> I I >> Oh, >> you can sign those. >> Yeah, I'll
>> gonna sit here while I do have one other that's here. This is the three. We've had multiple. >> Yeah. >> So, they are paid up. They were on time. Okay. >> It was fine. So, if you want to order tonight again, if you want to
>> Does Julie still need to go there? >> Not at this time. as far as I know, but I can confirm with her. We can just >> Yeah, just confirm with her whether there's anything to follow up on. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. I will sign these then
after we >> serious. >> Get everything else in a row. >> Yeah, I know. I thought about that >> because we didn't meet last month. So, >> yeah. So, they accumulate, right? So, I will be sending uh I did send out notices on June 2nd telling everyone who
had expired permits. I sent them all certified. >> Okay. >> Just let you know. >> So, how many are outstanding still? >> Um or how many are late? >> Seven. There are seven late. >> Seven. >> Seven of them are late.
>> There were eight, but they all >> Well, that's cool. Seems like if that's the case, then we've got >> we've got more Yeah. here than than a good thing. Yeah. >> Okay.
You got any mail or bills? >> Billy. >> Um I received this email you I think got it as well about the military munition. >> Oh yeah, I did want to mention that too.
Yeah. Um so we got a email um sort of as a reminder that there are munitions on Devons and it can be encountered during construction and excavation. >> Um there was one found recently fire
department state police that everyone knows but just sort of as a general if stuff around there just be careful. >> Yeah absolutely. Yeah, we can post that on our site, >> too. Um, in order to go with that, we do better reminders. No magnet fishing.
>> Yeah, because you don't know what you'll find. >> Yeah, I know. You must find some. Well, I think people have found some very interesting things down near the the bridge over um Nash River on the way to Shirley. I
think they found some interesting stuff around there. One other piece of mail I got was Julie has been officially confirmed as our barn inspector. >> Wonderful like that. >> File of all the others. >> Yep.
>> And then I have two bills. >> All right. >> Two bills is I bought some envelopes. >> Oh, magnets from WP. >> Okay. $114.
>> It's okay. >> I make a motion to >> Yeah. >> Make a motion to pay the bill from W. Mason for $114.13. >> I second that. All in favor? I high eight.
Right that bill I have. It's quarter one building for show up. Um, it's due July 1st, but we won't be before then. So, >> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> It's first quarter. >> Yeah, we can do that.
>> For the first quarter, it's $16,392. >> Yeah. >> Make a motion that we pay the bill from what's the name of this? >> Board. But at the top we show associated >> yes our friends.
>> Yes for the amount of $16,3923. >> I second that. All in favor? I >> All right. And that in case anybody is keeping crap, it's $5,125
roughly for community health service and environmental services of 11,183 for everyone's information. Okay, there's that one. and um anything for upcoming I don't have
anything specifically at this point but that's not to say what will or won't come up >> and where are we now for next we >> did we like the >> if there's nothing talking about July so
>> yeah we're talking about July I think we missed the 4th of July when when is the holiday Because the fourth is on Saturday. >> It's a Saturday, right? So, is there a Monday holiday involved? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> But I don't need a holiday, right?
>> Okay. >> I don't sure. Yeah, but you're the second. >> Oh, yeah. We would be the second, so that wouldn't affect us anyway. >> We would be the 13th. Okay. >> So, we'll kind of just keep track of
Yeah. what's going on for them. If we need to have a meeting, we can. If not, direct people out for a meeting. >> Yeah, we'll kind of play that. >> If there's going to be changes to how food trucks are handled permits, you want to have come and do something on
that phone calls. Okay. >> Especially in the summer when people Yeah. And I do the best to explain and hurt, but >> Yeah. Do you get calls from like people that are looking to have food trucks at their event?
>> Yeah, I've had people call for food trucks at their event, food truck drivers. >> Okay. It's on both. >> It's sort of on both ends. Um I sometimes get complaints or confusions or does what? And how long how far ahead
do they have to She said she >> which is pretty reasonable considering that you've got to schedule it. You know, you've got to actually get something done. They're pretty busy over the fourth, not like it used to be. >> Yeah. >> I'm kind of glad that the state it
sounds like is stepping in and setting some like level, you know, ground rules for this stuff. So, yeah, that sounds like a positive. >> That might be if we have >> Yeah, that's a really good idea. I like that. If I forget, remind me of that. Or ask Bridgetish. >> Yeah.
>> Would like to be our guest speaker. >> Yes. >> On food trucks. >> That's interesting. >> Food trucks and festivals. Actually, that would not be a bad kind of Yeah. thing to just >> especially as we >> Yeah. Let people know what's going on with that. >> All righty. Yeah. And I imagine we'll
have our usual an update on um the opioid because we will have that next meeting. So, we'll have our usual suspects. Chickens. The chicken. >> Yeah. The chickens. >> Okay. >> That sounds good. Any further business?
Anyone move to make a motion? >> I make a motion that we adjourn the June 8th, 2026. >> I second that. All in favor? I >> I >> we are jerant.