And we are being recorded. >> Did you not Joanne disagree? >> My computer says 606. >> All right. All right. I feel like it's been a while. I think
>> my computers are on a very good. >> All right. Uh we have meeting minutes from November 7th. >> No, you don't. No, I don't. >> We're gonna table that.
>> Motion to table. >> Second. >> Any discussion? >> No. >> All in favor? >> I >> I All right. So, we have warrants number 13, accounts payable and payroll wire.
So, here's the wire. That's for $9.95. That's a big one. I mean, I doubt it, but you look at the payroll project water upgrade 6,000. All right. So, this does go by look up water, right?
So, right in pierce, right? Pierce $6,000 booster booster PS replacement. I don't know. Is that part of the amendment we signed? Then we've got the other one's water.
Good. >> Motion to approve warrants number 13. Is there a second? >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? Hi. >> Hi. >> All right. So, then we've got the Franklin Regional Council of Government.
FY27 structure increase 5%. Increase represents approximately 5% increase. So for us it's about 3,585
as opposed to 300 3,144 approval. >> Any discussion? >> All in favor? >> I have a question. Sure. How did it come about? Do you think it's state regulated?
>> That's substantially. It's only about $300, right? Sorry. >> But it looks like it says um >> Yeah. I don't know. It's I mean, I guess it is what it is, but
you know You want you want me to sign this one and not docu sign? >> No, I sign but I just >> like is this always the case that it goes up 5% every year or per >> but there's
>> I I don't see any explanation for >> No. Right. That's what I'm asking is is there reason is it just I mean I don't think we have any choice right now. Um, but I was I think that >> but it does if you look at their service
sheet they haven't service yet agent is not happy with >> do me a favor Joan >> can you update my name on the siding sheets because >> are those Kelly
let you sign that. >> Thank you. >> Welcome. You're so kind. >> I try my best. I just think as expected the times of 5% is that small amount
you can um check out for previous years. >> Yeah. Okay. Um I thought we did this. Did we already have points Sabrina or you need us to motion? >> You weren't here. I think they did make the motion. They'd already signed it.
>> Yes. The first time. >> Do you want We'll We can sign it again. >> Sign it and table. Sign it and table it in case. And if you didn't do the motion, I'll look back. >> I know they did the motion. >> Just sign don't do anything else. Just in case I don't have the paper for
Sorry, guys. >> That's all right. Um All right. >> And we've got the final approval for the liquor licenses for uh the country store and the country club. Um motion to approve.
>> Second. >> All right. So, we've already flipped these over. This is just a final copy. Um, any discussion? >> No. >> All in favor? >> I possibly turn around. Ah, I accidentally started ste.
>> All right, then we've got >> went through the whole thing. >> All right. Uh motion to approve Dave Converse. Yes. >> You want to the term December 29th, 2025 through the
30th, 2026 to the Energy Sighting Committee? Yes. So I'll second for discussions. >> Hi Dave, how are you? >> Very good, thanks. >> Good. So you're interested in helping us out for the >> Yeah, looks pretty interesting. I think that
can provide some expertise. >> Excellent. What is your background in? >> So, I'm a retired engineer. >> Oh, great. >> I I work design and development of
energy systems. >> Oh, wow. Oh, that's perfect. >> utility scale. >> So, you got really no experience. Yeah. >> Um I also had professional engineers license in energy
but that's not active. >> Okay. >> I did a small residential. >> Great. >> Yeah. We're happy to have you. >> Yeah. I mean we had him in as guest last time and just already that you can tell
that there's things that he's going to bring up that thinking about. So, no, that's really good. >> That's really good. Thank you. >> I think we're gonna have to cut though the membership because it's going to get too big. >> But what you raised the table is just
fantastic. >> Excellent. Thanks for being >> all in favor. >> I >> I welcome aboard the main. Okay. >> Thank you.
>> Thank you so much for signing up. Really appreciate it. >> Absolutely. >> Do you happen to know of anyone with financial experience? We were looking for people for our finance team. >> Did not off.
>> No. All right. Spread the word. We're looking for people with experience um so that they can help out. We need a strong team. And right now we only have two folks. So more members know somebody like have
some background. >> Yeah. >> They need to be a resident. >> Yes. >> Yeah. And then they can't be on any other boards or committees just finance. >> So thank you so much. Honestly, it's wonderful for the volunteer time.
Greatly appreciate it. >> Thanks. I'll try not to give you too much. It's nice to have people. >> Absolutely. Right. That's cute. Absolutely. Thank you. >> All right. Um we have no new business.
We I don't see red. I would be next. And then uh >> so the DPU reached out requesting use of the town's gymnasium to public hearing related to the Eversource substation
expansion project. Joanne has been corresponding with Connor Tar. He's the hearing officer for the energy facility sighting board. as the last communication which was on December 10th. Um Joanne advised him that the gymnasium is available for the date of
February 3rd which is what they asked for and February 11th as possible snow date. So for some reason February 3rd is untraable can't it's not safe February 11th and those two times are being held
right now. We've not heard back from Connor or the state saying, you know, yep, February 3rd's good to go. We'll be there. We haven't received any notice. >> Okay. >> On the website, it still says to be determined. So, they haven't put out a
public notice yet. Um, in any event, the hearing would begin at 6:30 and Connor had advised that hearings typically run until all public questions are addressed or until space is no longer available. and that some hearings have is have extended as late
as 10 p.m. >> So >> as of today, we've not received a response from Connor confirming the date and we have not yet received the required formal notice from the DPU or EFSB. So that's where we're at with that. >> How much notice
like if he doesn't come back in the next three weeks? So, um, I believe it's two weeks at least notice. Um, the town of Beckett sent a notice of
public hearing to all uping towns. Um, the hearing is scheduled for February 11th at 6:00 pm. They do have it available via Zoom, but you can also attend it in person. Uh the purpose is
the review of a special permit application for the approval of a shared driveway. But the applicant is the name of the applicant is lot 40 trust and the address of this applicant is to battery Warf
Way unit number 2310 in Boston Mass. So I would assume that this notice of public hearing even though it's just about a shared driveway does have to do with some sort of energy project. Okay. >> Um, but shared drive driveways typically are not allowed without a special permit unless you're grandfathered in. So, I
think this has to do judging by >> Okay. If the if the DPU fury doesn't get pushed to February 11th, I'm going to attend that deadline just to see what it's all about.
because you know certainly but I just want to my intent is we already talked about this but my intent I just haven't had opportunity yet is to invite in the some of the closer Hilltown
>> um board members at least one person from the board just to have an open discussion about what are the challenges of speeches how engaged are they you know just to see when if we were to go to Boston would want to go collectively
do want to go separately. Do they all have the same challenges? Or maybe they're not even challenged by it. They don't have anybody. I don't know. But I think should at least invite them in to see what's going on. So all
of these towns are not trying to reinvent the wheel. Yeah. >> Becket has been involved with a lot of our stuff up to this point. come to uh planning board meetings. I've had zoom meetings and in-person meetings with uh
Becket conservation and planning. Um I had a scheduled meeting with the Becket TA, but she had to reschedule. So she said she we would revisit it. out. Allison from the OEER had sent a note to
both of us that brought it where she said we was looking to find out how we went through the process for the moratorum. So there are other towns, you know, that just tells you that others are starting to think as well as right. and we're, you know, and each one of us
are spending money and, you know, we really should collectively kind of say we do some of the stuff together so we're not reinventing the wheel because, you know, think about it will just go town. Yeah. PBTC town
and you know, as a collective group, we probably do a few of these things together. You and I should try to think about when we're in Boston up with out in advance to see if the surrounding towns are going to have representatives
there. >> Is that a conversation? >> Maybe like try to eat lunch together. I I would like to see and I I said something to Allison is someone from you know myself or somebody representing
Lford they're having a breakout specifically for >> EFSB. Yeah. >> Um having speaker is somebody what reality >> there's Boston and then there's reality.
>> Yeah. >> No. and just share and see how how the group feels about it. >> Yeah. >> So, yes. >> All right. Um, go ahead. >> Um, Automated Logic was here last week.
They are the company that handles uh the software that controls our heating system. So there a technician came, his name is Dominic. He worked with John Hoppy to address the ongoing heating issues. Uh
the findings were a failed controller. It was identified and replaced. Uh an alarm code was identified on the fan in the water department office and the technician is suggesting that a mechanical contractor come in to address
this. Not really sure what they mean by mechanical contractor. I'll get a corner. Oh gosh. Actually, John is gonna speak. Uh, treasurer reflector's office and town clerk's office. The system needs to be blown out. That's what they kept saying. So, I
something. >> So, that has to >> Yes. Um, they did place and unlock. So, I guess the system locks the hot water pumps that are in
the basement. So, they placed what needed to be replaced and they unlocked them. Uh, we're currently waiting for a proposal from Automated Logic because typically, not typically, uh, you're supposed to have annual maintenance done
on these systems. And to do that, you have to have agreement with the company to come in by, you know, twice a year. They come and they do the maintenance. Well, we, for whatever reason, said no to that when the system was installed. So, no service,
>> no service agreement. Nothing has been, you know, preventative maintenance-wise been done. I spoke with Steve from Novvice. He's going to upgrade the software on the computer that's in the
utility closet because it's like Windows 7 and so and that's what is used to control our heating. So, that's going to get upgraded. Um, but they will send us proposal for a service agreement for a year. We'll see what the price is. We'll
figure that all out during budget season. >> The invoice for the work that was performed last week, uh, the total is $2,249.50. >> I have that all here. My only question for you is
you like to pay it out of the uh town building condition account that you guys have put that $50,000 aside for or would you like to pay it out of each town hall repairs? It has $45,000 left
in it. Close your price. Okay. Where I mean it's probably I would say the absolute can't move money. >> So uh I did receive an email on
Christmas Eve. Yes. Um from Miss Craig. Her name is Alison Craig. Uh she lives at 4 Huntington Road in Lamford. She says, "I do not profess to know anything about town finance, but I'm willing to learn
and am really good at taking direction. Uh I'm excited to be living in a community that relies on its town members, and I want to give back." Uh she included her contact information. As everybody knows, there is a finance
community appointing thing. So, for now, we have interest. She doesn't um possess the any finance experience, and I'm just a little concerned. She's, you know, willing to learn, which is great, but I don't know who's going to teach >> Yeah.
>> that part of it. You know what I mean? >> Water department. Uh Steve last week said that the town of Bford passed the disinfected byproduct water test. So >> y good news. >> That's great news. >> Um
all the tax bills have been successfully stuffed and sealed. Uh the tax rate was approved by the state at $1257 per 10,000. This is an increase of 86 cents. Um, a special thank you to Sarah,
Jackie, Jay, Pazette, Gayla, and Jordana for their assistance. Sarah's office picked up all of the stuffed uh seals tax bills today. They will be notorized and acknowledged that they were mailed out of the law. Good to
go. >> And you talked about making some adjustments for next year, making sure that >> Yes. So during our budget hearings, at some point during all this, you need to put together a very clear time frame and who's responsible for what. And that
needs to be set in stone. >> Yeah. And understood by everybody that's in the process, >> right? Oh, absolutely. >> And I'm wondering too with our shared um calendar, just set some reminders to
people. I mean, I don't know. I think it's difficult some people it's difficult for some people not super technical shav if you're getting an email a month before >> saying hey this this is the part we need you to do and it's not getting like
that's a that's a problem that we need to address what >> what I would like to see every disagree is that when that process starts kicks off is that sit in front of us every two weeks. >> Yeah. Yeah. And we ask the question, are
we on board? Is everybody on board this done or not? >> Yeah. >> Who's on first? Right. Who's on second? Yeah. And drive it through. >> Because there's no truly her responsibility is not to oversee all
these different people that are doing different things. >> Yeah. >> But ours is. Yeah. So I think if we you know had we known more but I I mean there were surprises all way along the path that I didn't even today when we had to get that notorized I would know
what that process right >> so I think it goes a great you know so maybe we go to that piece that time let's get something to get that list put in the
>> yeah y anything that is involving multi segue to >> um I know that the inclement weather policy fell under a topic you wanted to talk about. I put something together for
you guys to just approve, disapprove, fix, edit in any way if you would like. So we can revisit that but I did do that kind of >> Are you on the town closing policy now? Yeah, I I guess you want to just Yeah,
>> we'll just take the >> So, I will just say that on our website, it does very clearly state that our implement weather policy follows Gateway School District. That's uh but what I have put together there
follows that as well but gives us discretion and it also follows our uh insurance HR best practices. So heat.
Yeah. No, I think it looks good. So if there's a delay and someone's due to be here at like 7:30 or 8:30 someone's due to here at like 8:30 we could email saying well so yeah if my
thing is following Gateway right it's that's going to be on the news if Gateway is delayed you can just watch the ticker at the bottom of your screen you're going to know it's very difficult like it if we wanted to leave it up to us that means you How do we all get together to decide? Can't get together
because you can't have a meeting. You can't get together without having a meeting. >> And then it's well, how do we reach out to everybody? >> Yeah. >> So, I left it in there that it could be up to our discretion there. There could be extenduating circumstances where it is our fault. We're not going to go by
the schools, right? >> But I think that for the most part, being able to inform everybody and make it as easy as possible should probably follow. >> Yeah. schools. >> What were we used to about? >> We we it says it on the website and I
understand that we we're a little different. You know, schools we don't have you don't depend on school buses and if you know there's not children, but I don't know how else to contact everybody and let them know and make that >> but again I can email you a hard copy of
that and you guys make whatever edits like to it. But I wanted to give you a start. The only I I would say there's only a couple things that kind of jump out it. One would be under notification the uh you know it says to employees through available official channels
which may include I really say which will include boom. So if that the bank gets triggered someone's responsible account will make sure that those things are out there because what happens is we all scroll
who's got what or or we'll say well don't forget to put it on the website now. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Who's got it? That That's the way I feel about it. >> If we say will include, what is the will? Because if Wendy's not available, I can't get it on the website, right?
>> If I I can send emails, but the majority of people who work here don't check their emails at home, then that just results in then I have to call everybody. Like, will like >> I would say if you're going to say will
include it, just be >> Yeah. And that's fine. I I'm fine with that. Hey, if you're working here, you don't check your emails and you're wondering about the weather, you should look at your emails first foremost. Some
of the accountability has to be on the right. Um, you should not have to call. What if we were a town of 300 employees? What would we do? Call everybody? No, >> it would be on the news. That's the difference. That's why it's so difficult.
But I I and I get that Wendy may not be available. Totally get that. But I think if we tell people, hey, you question, you know, because people ask about this, right? >> Yeah. >> Um I just wanted to let you guys know that Wendy is away right now, but she
still is posting. >> Oh, she is. Okay. >> She might not do, you know, other things, but she is. But I would rather tell everybody that comes into the town hall, there's policy to question whether or not we're open or not. Look for
email. >> Yeah. If you don't see an email from us, we're open. >> So then not following there's uh >> gateway. Yes. Following gateway. >> Following gateway, >> but then Wow. Yes. >> So where am I confused here?
>> No, I'm just saying. So if they see that gateway is closed on the news, >> then they can go with that. That would be number one. >> Okay. >> All right. >> If they're still unsure and they didn't see right, >> then they should look for their email. >> The email's not there and they can't
identify the way then your answer, >> right? >> Yeah, that makes sense. But I wouldn't I wouldn't open Pandora's box of all these different ways that they could notify. I'll say >> I see that. >> Yeah.
>> Look at your email. >> That that would be my only >> So my then question is if gateway is not closed >> y >> how are we making that decision to send the email we're closed? Good >> question.
I what I found just from being with the group this year and a couple times where that decision was kind of busy um trying to get all three of us via all
this emailing and stuff is right and it's really kind of a ray question we checking and see how th are actually seems to work Guys, you don't tell me whether the roads are good for me. I make that
decision. I make that decision. >> Where I live, what I drive. >> Well, let me just say is my only concern is that people sometimes come in where I'm like, why are you going in? And and that that
becomes the town's responsibility. You should suddenly fall get hurt. >> Not if the the policy says your own. It does say if you decide that it's unsafe for you to travel, you're welcome to stay home. You don't get you can use your approved time or not get
paid, right? >> That's another thing we got to talk about. >> Your personal responsibility is to go back home, >> right? >> All right. And and that's just common sense. I agree. So, you know, I think
you're covering the basis with with the news with the gateway, following the gateway. And then other than that, I I would just, you know, be posted either text it or post it on the the website or
email it and that and that, you know, then the person takes their responsibility. >> Honestly, I agree with you that in a case of us closing and gateway not pretty rare. That's good, right? Because gateway closes even the night before.
Um, super rare. >> Yeah. So, I think like that we can just leave up to if it were to happen >> because I don't know. I I obviously emergency services you guys saw in there. This doesn't apply to, you know, you got to have highway plowing and
doing that all that library. How does that work? Do they fall under the umbrella of us or they they make their own calls? >> We're more thinking about this building. Sorry. This building these offices library. >> Yeah. But there are employees, right?
>> They are. I mean, but it's a different building. >> Different situation. >> I mean, they can decide to follow our policy. There's nothing wrong with that. >> Yeah. We've never mandated that they quote or don't quote based on what's happen. they probably will follow what
we do. I would imagine um but then again are reliable if if you know here's where I only tell you my own personal experience is that when there was a rule that said we're going to close the office that meant you're not to come in.
>> Yeah. >> We're saying it's too dangerous for you to be out there. We're not going to take liabilities. Okay. If you choose to come in, if you you in the case of highway or whatever, of course, contact your department head to make sure that you know it's okay.
In the case of library, are we liable for those employees or not? >> I don't I don't believe so because the librarian is the one that makes the calls for their employees.
But we can send this to um just >> and just get her feedback was bad. Yeah. >> I don't know. I don't know. Well, for a while they will be operating out of building anyway.
>> That's true. That's true. >> For sure. >> All right. So, I think there's going to be some gray, but at least got some something to go. The last thing that is we put on here was the uh
where is it regular rate of pay? >> No. Um oh uh it's no official poster that you choose to stay home. So right that that's on you and if you want to
make up the time it's vacation personal or compensatory time um no making up time. No, I think so. What it I meant was
if you don't want to come in and we are not closed, you can use your own time or not get paid. But we can reorder that. >> No, no. I I'm putting it on the table this question because you know if I call
if I say uh you know, man, it's really bad where I live, but can't get out. Um I'm not going to come in. I'll make it up on Friday. No. Yeah. We can't we >> That's so either use your time that's available to you to make up the time. No
making up time. >> Right. >> Is that what you're saying? >> Yes. And you guys add something to that about >> I I have a whole I have something detrimental on my desk that has to be done. It's inclement weather. I can't get in safely, but it
has to get done by the end of the week. So, I have to come in on a better day to get this work done. Well, that that's their personal responsibility, but they are coming in and doing the job. So, therefore, they should
>> I'm just playing devil's advocate. >> I devil, I'll tell you. >> Sorry. But does that open it up to just make your own hours? I think that in the case where somebody has something very pressing sitting on their desk, they're going to be there the next day anyway. That's their work
schedule, right? Like it's not >> even if it is. >> Yeah. >> Like Friday, there's nobody here. But Thursday, you have a snowstorm and it's cleaned up by Friday morning. She's the
stop picking up. Sorry. Well, if it's there's another way to deal with it too to your point what you just said which is it becomes a habit. >> There's a difference between someone I got this one incident >> where I just can't do it and then
there's another one where it says it seems like every time there's a storm this person says well I'm going to make that I I'll come in and go back to death. That's that becomes a habit of of going outside of your
what we expect is for employees here in the office. the reason why we went to the town and asked for the money to get employed here in the office that you're in the office then people want to see it you know
>> actually the offices are formulated with part-time employees and few employees so that there's coverage most of the time >> if not all of it >> so when that happens and there's no >> benefit
people don't mind once in a while they come in and they Is it time for? No, it's not. Okay. >> But if it's routine, >> so I I think that I would agree that it's okay on occasion, but then it becomes a problem if it's all the time.
>> Well, if it's the opponent's problem, which now >> it is a different, right? Okay. I might just add that if that's the case that they're required to post somewhere that they or call in and have someone post on
their door or something. You know what I mean? So that when people show up and they're wondering why someone's not there regularly hours, they need to let someone know that's in the office. Well, they should always let >> Yeah. >> Yeah, sure. That looks good.
Um, I just think the people just need to be aware that, you know, this can't be do it all the time. If we put it in writing that they take another time. >> Yeah.
>> So, should we approve this um with those >> edits? Edits. >> Yeah. >> And I'll send you the edited version once I get it updated before I >> get that. Yeah, I just I wanted to get something on paper.
>> All right, so motion to approve the um >> inclement weather >> inclement weather policy with as method. >> Yep. Any discussion? >> No. All in favor? Hi. >> Hi. >> Okay. >> And the last thing I have for you guys is that I sent out two reminder emails
so far about the budget being due by the 31st. So far, as of today, I've only received budgets from assessors, building inspector, CBA, sound clerk, fire, broadband, recreation.
>> So, who are we missing? Peter's you >> he gave me one piece of paper and it's just it's the capital expense >> thing and none of it is capital expenses though >> says
cemetery >> you mean like buy a new mower capital >> yeah it just says perpetual care of >> that's basically what unless like uh we were
got that one bid for uh doing the cemetery and the other company that I have been using for the cemetery for the past few years. They're not interested because they have to go in and buy special books and we're not
going to be supplying equipment for them to do our work in. >> Right. Right. >> So there's going to be there should be no capital expense. Right. And so the only thing he gave me was a capital expense piece of paper and he said that everything expended from for the
cemetery is capital expenses which is not >> so >> I'm sorry it's okay. I did receive something from cemetery but >> expense account that's what >> right and there's a page for the expenses
>> but that is but that is like perpetual care >> that should be on the expense page. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, he gave me capital expenses which would be like anything in excess of what is it $10 or $50,000. >> Yeah.
>> Um so just the normal stuff should just be under expenses and then if there's >> so he just have to amend that to be >> Yeah. There's no numbers on it. >> There should have been >> I'm gonna I'm gonna shoot him an email. >> Don't worry about it. I'm just saying I
I'm I'm missing like a lot of departments. >> Who else are you missing? >> Um I am missing highway. I'm missing water. I'm missing planning. I'm missing conservation. I'm
missing COA. I'm missing uh most of it. >> Most of it honestly. Yeah. >> Something. >> No, I have CVI. It's got library. Nope. Missing library.
>> Library came back though and were ready. They're looking for the percent increase that they should put in their budget. >> Now the finance committee in the past had always said one get two and a half%.
I looked up what cola is going to be this year for 26 is 2.8% I think it was. >> So we could just tell everybody they
>> and then when we do the budget we'll say it can't be 2.8 it's got to be 2.5 or oops maybe we'll go three you know >> but we can at least tell them go ahead and do your budget 2.8%. So that might be holding some people up. Just that.
>> So I don't know. On the budget instructions, I did say 2.5. I kept it. Did you? >> Yeah, I kept it. >> Well, then they should just >> But um >> I didn't. >> If that's what you started with them, that's what you get. Two and a half. Don't change it.
>> Um >> sorry. >> No, that's okay. >> So you sent two reminders. >> Yeah. So I can reach out to I'm thinking of who I know to personally reach out to
>> they're not Oh tree warden he hasn't got any either >> I who's plant who's painting that would be >> right >> I can I suggest you already sent two as
chair you send one to everybody who has not and say it is due by next date. What we did last year, you didn't send it in. You got to flat what you had last year. >> It says that on the instructions they
give us give it to us by the 31st level by the 31st. December 31st. >> It's the holiday. >> No. Is it the next? >> Well, at this point I will Well, I I would give them till give till Wednesday
of January next week or something. Maybe the first week of January. People may be gone. >> No, because we need to review their submissions before we start our hearings. I've already scheduled hearings. I Yeah, I think it's fair to have the finance committee and Kevin and
us have it before we sit down. You know, we needed >> That's terrible. That's true. So for water I'll reach out to Steve and >> so I I'll what I'll do instead of sending emails I'll text all of them. The only
one I don't have is um great but >> emails are record though. >> H >> emails of record. >> Email >> I email them all. >> I'm just thinking that they're more like well I could I mean textes too, right? You can always
>> or that just put a text out too that says >> look at your email because budgets too. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's true. >> Okay, that's all I have. >> So, a lot of people don't jump on their email real quick. >> Yeah.
>> Don't know why. That's true. >> All right, Jackie. Um, okay. I'll just do it. We did it all. Great. Um, public comment. Public comment. All right. Um, oh, what was I supposed to
look at this? Oh, um, I spoke with Adam today, fire chief, and he said that he, um, he wanted to make sure that we knew that he was signing off on the event at the fairgrounds. They are they requested permission for the fire department to
have a fire cannon. It's not a real can. Um, but it's for the event for the Knox trail thing. So, he just said, "I want you to know." And I said, "We'll just make sure it gets in the business." So, >> this lady came by today. She asked if she could put this at park.
>> I don't make those decisions like that. >> Yeah. >> Absolutely. This is for the >> Yeah, that's already Yeah. So, I think that that was it. Yeah. All right. Good. 646. 652. I have 646 meeting.
>> Good job. Thanks for find Austin 2026. All right. Let's see. Yeah. See, what's do you know the