All right, welcome everyone to the Monday, June 30th, uh, meeting of the Conway Select Board. Um, I call the meeting to order. Remind me if I have to second. No, no, I just call the meeting to order. Okay, thank you. My first time chairing this meeting, actually. So, um,
so Chris is going to remind me all the things wrong. Okay. So, uh, first item on the agenda, vote to approve the minutes of June 16th, 2025. Those to me does a great job. I'll make a motion to vote to approve those
minutes. I'll second. All in favor? I I Okay. Okay. So, um, we're going to skip to unfinished business because we have a guest here who is involved in unfinished business. So, this is it says on the agenda review of the Guilford Trust application information, but um that was
actually a misprint. We were meant to have a discussion and vote because um Bobb's been waiting very patiently for all of our deliberations. And this is I think this is the third time that you've been here too. So um so if it's okay with everyone, I think we are going to vote on um the Guilford Trust
application. Um, so as of June 23rd, 2025, the estimate that Bobby needs um in order to get the property sellable is $51,157. Um, and I don't know if you want to say
any more about the most recent, you know, latest appraisals or or estimates or Well, there's one more unfinished quote and that is um for the carpentry. the interior furniture
of it and I had a lot of trouble finding a licensed carpenter. Um, but Penfield and Sons in Greenfield, Mark Penfield is coming tomorrow at 10.
Okay. Okay. So, have to be bonded in Conway. Just FYI, just let them know that. Oh, okay. Yeah. What exactly? I'm assuming so they have just a register as licensed contractors in Conway. Okay. And is that something if they're not
could would they be able to do that with Lori? Do we know? Lori lives here. Okay. All right. So even if they're not bonded here in Conway, they would just have to I'm sure he's familiar with that. Yeah, I would think the building the Fur
building inspectors would be hard to um Okay. So the final amount may be more than 51,57 better. Yeah. Um when I first contacted Mark u and I would gave him a list of you know what I thought needed to be
done and he said he didn't want to come and make an estimate until after Surfro had finished because there's a lot of stuff that we just can't tell if when Surf Crow cleans it up it's going to be fine. So it could wind up being very
little. Yeah. When is Serve Pro supposed to do the work? Well, I can't do anything. Oh, without the Without this, right? Yeah. I can't schedule. It's going to be hard to vote on something without a final number. Yeah. Um I just also wanted to bring up a couple things
if you don't mind. With the previous Guilford loans that we've done, we put the lean on the loan. So that would mean there's a lean on the mortgage, meaning if you sell your house, which is the intent that the buyer of the house would have to pay off
the lean um the lean would come off my sale money, correct? Right. Either off your sale money. What? Yeah. So either you lower the pit price or whatever, knowing that the lean's in there, you'd
have to work that out with the buyer, right? Yeah. Um I already have a lead on my house. Okay. So through the Franklin County, right? Yeah. And then I did see your email about the cell tower. So I was curious about that too. Is that an
ongoing project or is that it it's completed? It's just Oh, no. No. Okay. This the um Vertex had two towers permitted by the town of Conway. Mhm. One is down by um South
Deerfield. Yeah. And the other one was mine. Right. Um but then for one for various reasons um it expired. Yeah. And he wants I just spoke with Steve Keller
and just this week and he wants to renew them. He wants to build this this line. Yeah. Um he just finished into Asheville, but it's in a different part of Asheville, so it wouldn't connect with with because I did hear I remember
I didn't realize it was your property, but I remember that they were talking about the tower on the basically the border of Conway and Asheville. Yeah. And then they had stopped that and moved on towards the Asheville line. So you're saying he Ver is still looking at maybe
building on your property. Oh yeah, he wants to. Okay. And that was the one they did the balloon test on. They did the balloon. Yeah. And the guy on the planning board um and Vertex's engineers have already finished the access road
engineering blueprints. You know, that's all done, too. And so is but is the permit is issued that that will like expire with the It expired. It just expired. Yeah. But
um he can't build the tower. It's in the Conway bylaws that he can't build the tower until he has at least one of the cell phone companies on the tower. Yeah. and you know with AT&T
battling it out in Ashefield like 3/4 of a mile down the road um that wasn't going to happen. Yeah. So he when I talked to him last week, this week um he told me some of the
information that was in the the thing that I wrote. Um, but he says he'll do his best with his contacts, but he said definitely, you know, if the
town of Conway can get together and get people to bug the uh powers that be, you know, who need to hear it. And he did say, this is off the record, you know, in terms of anything written, but he's
the one who told me that um the New Hampshire govern, former governor, Governor Senuna, his brother lives in Northampton, and the two of them, I guess, um wanted to put a cell tower up somewhere near Northampton
and couldn't get, you know, so his brother in Northampton got a group of people together and did just what I was talking about and last week um Verizon said they're going to build it. Okay. So, yeah. Well, it
seems like there's a like a timely need that you have for us to resolve this and be able to get you the money so that you can get the house for sale towers are totally right. That's a separate issue. So, I mean, I feel like it would make the most sense for us to proceed with, you know, getting your property ready
for sale knowing that, you know, I mean, we forwarded that information to our EMS personnel in town. Um, because I think, you know, if if our EMS directors are clamoring for this, then certainly we're going to support that. But, um, yeah,
that's we haven't we've not heard. I mean, there a cell tower up behind the school ages ago and that never happened. So these things are like two steps forward, three steps back. I just would I would suggest you talk to me before if you go forward with it. I think I did
talk to you when this first happened a couple years ago that you want to make sure that you're covered as the owner. Um because the companies will try to put things I I I work in telecom so the companies will try to put things in
place like 247 access and stuff like that that you need to be aware of and the light on top of the tower all that stuff the beacon light. So before you move forward to me offline outside of the town and I'll try to help guide you
to make sure it works right for you. Um, back to the loan, uh, you said that, um, the carpentry price should be minimal, um, after the mold remediation. Yeah. Right. So, if we move forward with
the vote today, it would be on the current quote. Do you want to do that where you might have to cover the additional? Well, or could we I mean the other thing we we could say that we will cover up to a certain amount of money or you could
do an addendum later too. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm just saying I mean that you're going to put it if if you do it as a lean it would be a little bit more complicated than twice. Yeah. I mean the amount the number that you've got here is 51,000. So I mean we could say 55 or
even I mean up to 60. I mean just in case the repairs come in between, you know, five and 10. I can't imagine, you know, it seems like I mean it the quotes here I mean the most expensive one is for replacing the flooring which is surprising to me. Um
and that's 15,000 and I can't imagine that like just interior carpentry would be Are you talking about baseboards? Uh the baseboard stuff is being taken care of with um the electrical contractor. Okay. because it's electric.
Oh, it's because the urine, right, is soaked through so far that they have to replace the um the um floor beams, right? The subfloor. No, there's no subfloor. Oh, there's not. What's underneath? It's on a slab. Oh, it's on
a slab. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, but the the fins and you know, the whole system, the baseboard system, aside from being completely rotted, um is 60 years old. Yeah. Because the
way that Mets put that in um so he said yes or near code. Um so Penfield needs to see how much paneling is left after the contaminated wood is removed in order to deliver the
quote. It's likely that the only interior carpentry needed will be replacing paneling in two places, replacing one exterior door, and repairing the closet in the downstairs room. Um, which I I'm guessing that's not going to be Yeah. So, I mean, I I'm personally
comfortable with with approving a loan up to $60,000 just so you can start, you know. And before we move forward with the vote, you're aware that this would put a lean on the property for to repay the loan,
right? Okay. With the lean the lean would be off that property. Yes. Okay. Oh, yeah. So to Yeah. To be paid back to the town in the event of the sale of the house. Um that's going to go in a minute
planned. That's beautiful land. Um beautiful piece of land. Just a a question of technicality. Um because I saw from the previous emails where we you we've used the Guilford Trust. Um will these contractors be billing us directly? They'll be billing. You can
set that up that way. Yes. Which is I think the preferred way to do that's Yeah. Okay. And I just want to point out that it will take a minute for us to get the lean documents together too. Yeah. Before we can release the funds. So I would rather the town deal with it than
Bobby have to deal with. Yeah. So just a quick question. When when the first two meetings when we have first discussed this, you were talking about a grant. Yes. But now we're not talking about grant. Well, it's a grant. It's it's
it's kind of um semantics. It's a grant, but it's really a zero. A zero interest. Yeah. So if you look at previous applicants of the grant, every single one of them had to pay it back. Yeah. So, a lot of grants
grant can either be a free grant, it can be that you uh have to uh pay a portion of the grant or it can be something like this where it's free. I just wanted to be clear. Yeah. Yeah. So then what we could do if that works the select board
is whenever an invoice comes in it gets brought to you for sign off. Mhm. So, unless you want me to do it as a, you know, and then it comes to That was my question. Would that just be on the warrant article or would it be Yeah, we don't want to slow it down. Exactly. Yeah. No, I think so. If you want if you
want to authorize me to sign off on the invoices coming in and you review them in the warrant is that's I'm I'm comfortable with that. I am too. Um Well, I will make a motion that we
approve um zero interest loan of up to $60,000 um to cover the cost of repair of Bobby Melville's home in order to prepare it for sale. Second there. I
thank you. You're welcome very much. And I will work as fast as possible to get the loan documents done with our town council and get that all settled so that you can start drawing the money immediately. Um Okay. Okay. But at this point then I can call Serve Pro and say yes, get
started. I I think so. And you can also call you know the your lender um your mortgage lender and tell them that we'll be Well, there's no mortgage. Well, no, but the but your the wrath money to bring your um Oh, right. everything.
Okay. Very good. Yeah. Well, I will you available whenever you want to talk. Okay. Yeah, he's the right one to talk to. Okay. Thank you for your patience and all of your diligent. This is like a lot of work. I know.
Yeah. Long and unnecessary. Well, thank you, Bobby. Yeah. And I'll get in touch with you after I speak with Steve next. Great. Great. Thank you. Stay cool. And I did send that to the planning board. The tower tower. Okay. I
also forwarded Yeah. I sent it to the planning board and I also forwarded to um police, fire, emergency, uh ambulance just so that they could all weigh in too. Yeah. Good. Okay. Yeah. We want to put like provisions in there if they add
carriers. Do you want to help your your lease price, stuff like that? So, I'll work with you on that. Okay. Great. Okay. Thank you. All right. Next item, warrants. Um, we have I'm just going to go ahead and make
a motion. I looked at all of these and everything was pretty um pretty straightforward. Uh, so I move to approve the accounts payable warrant in the amount of $780,000 95780,957.64. Accounts payable in the amount of
$120,12464. payroll warrant in the amount of $134,700$134,77055. [Music] I'm not usually I'm not used to reading off these numbers. Um and the payroll deduction warrant in the amount of $32,673.96. I will second. All in favor? I I All
right. Meetings attended by select board members. Uh none that I can remember. Nice slow start at the summer. I talked to Chief Bates about something. I cannot remember what it was. Oh,
something he wanted to talk to you about or I told him to get with you about. I'll remember it later. Sorry. I cannot think of anything. School's out for the summer. Nice. uh uh Ron Barinik and I met with um
Pineh Hill uh with the legal council of one of the residents of Pine Hill who hadn't been on you know the walks and part of the discussions just to alleviate the concerns about um any potential impact on their property from um the drainage upgrades that we're
doing. Um and that went well. Everyone's seems like it's going to be a great solution. I think people are pretty happy about it and I'm glad that we we might start as soon as tomorrow, right? Yes, we can because July. That would be amazing. Yeah. Everything signed and executed and done and as of tomorrow.
You go, girl. So, yeah. So, you know, then he has September, July, se October, September. First report goes in October 15th and he's hoping to have quite a nice hefty amount to nice get a reimbursement for. Um,
okay. Public comments. Have not I don't believe anyone's here for public comments. I don't see any public out there. Um, new business discussion and vote to sign our annual memorandum of understanding with the Franklin County Solid Waste Management District, which I
think all of us need to sign. I got a head start on this, but there's um Were there any we didn't we have like a executive brief of what's anything that's changed that's significant? This is standard. Yeah, they're they're very
standard. I I can't remember the very front thing. She had something to say. Yeah. Is this the tonage prices? Th this is Yes. Our agreement with them to do all of the contracting for the you know, basically to be part of the district, but there was another thing
she had in there and it's I'm forgetting which it is right now. Um does it say on the front sheet? No, it just says that it's that for all it doesn't identify anything. That's so I mean the prices are here. Um, but I just
don't know that that's I think maybe the very last one wasn't there three things was a hazardous waste. There was a hazardous waste one that was separate and I had to write in the number 2500. Yes, that's what it was. Yeah. Okay.
Um because they had us down for 500 and we have like 4750 in our budget but that can cover other things. So, I put down 2500 as budget with them. The new gate looks great. It is great. It looks great. Yeah. Very happy. I try not to
hit it when I go there. My giant truck won't Don't do that. Um, so if you guys want to look this over and there's signature there's like there's several. They didn't not Oh jeez. Oh, got it. Yeah, it's right
on Wednesday. Wednesday is 10 to 6. Wednesday, don't they? I am glad we changed the way we do it here with these prices. My god. Yeah.
Although we do have two mattresses that are taking up a lot of space in my shed right now because I can't get rid of them yet. Make one of my kids set them up with supplement contract. Um all right. Right. So, I move that we um sign the
FY26 memorandum of understanding with the Franklin County Solid Waste Management District. Second. All in favor? I. Okay. Items not anticipated. Um this was my oversight. This this person
had been emailed to me in January, but it wasn't supposed to take effect until July, and I forgot to put it in. So, um so Erin McKan, I know her well. She's a local um celebrity musician. She lives.
Yeah. Um she's got a cool dog. Yeah. She's a cool She's a very great person. So I think a great addition to the the cultural council. So I move to appoint Aaron McKan perpetual council for a term does it say Dire um for a term expiring June 30th of
2028. Uh second. All in favor? I Oh, I'm glad she's getting involved. That's awesome. Did you recruit her? I did not. Actually, I may have. I mean, like just every time I see her, I'm like, you know, you should you live in town. You
should do so. Take credit. I don't know that had anything to do with it. Um, okay. Uh, town administrator updates. Did you You've been busy. Yeah, it's a lot. It's been a lot of updates. Two
pages. Should I date this? Should I put a date on this? Okay. Uh, sorry the review. Um, and you put your TA updates on the website. Yeah. So, we don't have to go through all of this, but um, give us the highlights. Yeah,
exactly. Well, I do want to give you um, one highlight. Well, we're making progress with the IT transition. It's still a work in progress. Um, but the school update was really interesting. So, the sustainability committee and I met with Darius and Bill Hilddrth up on
Friday afternoon of all things. um at the school and we had a really great discussion first and then we did a little tour. Um the upshot of which was I had been under the impression that we needed to immediately, you know, be be
ready to immediately replace either one or both of the boilers of the grammar's quilt. We've been talking about it for a long time. Yeah, we've been talking about it for a long time. They ain't dead yet. They're not dead yet. But what what Bill said he found out was he talked with Jamrock and he's like, you know, these things they don't
build them like this anymore, right? It looks like sheet steel on the outside, but they're cast iron inside and that, you know, they could last another 30 years, right? So, it's definitely not an immediate issue. Now, one of the pumps had already been replaced and that's one of the things that tends to go. So, I'm
sure they're going to come forward with a capital request for the second pump um for next town meeting. But what they really do want to have now that there's many splits in each of the rooms is it building management. Yeah. The system. I
mean, Bill would prefer it if he could just do all that from his office so he could manage everything from his office. That's not a bad thing. Um and then also a little bit of work on the the concrete when you when you're driving up and yeah, it's crumbling. So, that's another
thing they'll put on the list. Um Bill also said he managed to get underneath the shed. um to check out the septic without having to have anybody move it. He was able to just dig and pull it up and it was fine. Everything with the septic is
fine. And the only thing they can figure about why it was this snow or whatever smelling a little bit was because the ground had frozen and it wasn't or maybe a pipe froze. But Greg Septic said everything everything
looks good. So well that's maybe it just needed to be pumped. He bumped it too and and Greg said it didn't know. So it just seemed like coming in was stuff on their shoes. Yeah. So I don't I don't know if it was just because of freezing or what. Anyway, well that I mean that was the only thing they could think of.
Yeah. We always noticed that when the water table is really high, which it has been like for a while. So we don't have to move the shed right now. No, the sh No, nothing needs to be done with the shed. In fact, Bill agreed that it trying to move it probably would have destroyed it. So it was just as well he
was able to dig out. Oh, okay. Um, they're going to there's a little Ron has done some, you know, just patch paving in the parking lot, but there's a great down in the corner of the driveway, which they're going to take care of because Ron's just got so much. They got three quotes and it really
wasn't that much. I think that's better anyway. Yeah. So, they can do that. Um, anyway, so that was that was really it was really good. Just estimates on the smart smart thing and there's still grants out there. Yes, there are. And so I think it was about a year ago that
Darius had sent me the information about it and I've got to double check. I haven't checked my emails today for that, but he can forward it again if I can't find it. But the Deerfield Energy Committee had applied right for Deerfield Elementary. Now sustainability
felt like they couldn't take that on the street lights. So that's why they didn't do it for this last round. Okay. Now that the street lights is, you know, pretty much done for them. Yeah. um then they're willing to take on doing this. Oh, excellent. Yeah. So hopefully
and it was like I want to say between 200 and 250,000 it was in your It's not cheap. It's No, it's not cheap, but you will save a lot of money over time. Yeah. Are there And that's probably So that's the initial cost. There must be like an annual ongoing cost. I mean, but I I will tell you we did
discuss the building as a whole and how old it is and what issues there might be. And I I gather because I know nothing about building construction, but when you you look at the side, you know, in terms of fresh air coming in, it's some system. I'm going to forget what it's called, but the air comes in
um and it doesn't have a chance to basically it comes in really cold, so you got to heat the air or you know, HRV. Well, there's an ERV that they want to replace it with, but if you did that, it puts in all kinds of ugly duct work everywhere and try to figure out how to
do that. Yeah. Um but that's something that in terms of energy efficiency may need to be looked at in future. So I hope to have those mini splits on service plan. Well, you really got to take care of your friendliness and stuff
with your mini and HRVs don't need like um solid ducting. It can be the um tube ducting. So it's not that bad. Oh, okay. Yeah. Well, I don't know. I guess the air and some school did it recently. and they said it looked absolutely gross.
Well, I mean, if you have stuff like this, you can put it up. It's like it's like um inner tube ducting like that. It's not bad at all. Or they got a bad contractor. Yeah. I I don't know. I mean, Liv was there and you know, she you know, being an architect, I mean, I'm sure she's seen this stuff, too. So,
but anyway, that was something that they just mentioned for future that if we're going into the energy, we didn't really get to solar on the roof just because I'm not sure that that roof is the right one for it, but we did talk about putting it on the cold storage building for the highway facility and that maybe
that could service grand. Yeah. Yeah. So, anyway, okay. So, there's that um transfer station, the gates repaired. Woohoo. Um, and it even has the one of the gates has the post that now goes down into the ground. So, yeah. So, that's so nice. Ron just told
me today he's already moved the electronics because to to do this, the new Conway Mall, he had to move the electronics shed. It's now where the plastics thing was as you're driving in on the left. Um, he's tilted the mall building itself because
he's going to need to get to the tree to take the tree down. and we've ordered dumpsters for next week so that he could just knock the whole thing down and put it in the dumpster and he's got to build up the back and then I can get back to Hometown Structures and say, "Okay, you
guys can come up and do the site prep," which should only take them a day and then put in the shed the next day. So, I'm really hoping that will happen. So, I know Ron's like we bid out the um to redo the pavement, but is he still going
to work on those parking spaces? Yes. Okay. Yes. I did ask him today where where are we going to put all that wood that's now like rotted and no good. So, we have to figure out what we're going to do with that. And what the wood? Just throw it down the hill. Well, that's what I said to him. Yeah. Why not? But because our property doesn't um doesn't
necessarily go all that far. It might go onto somebody else's land. So, we have to figure out where we So, just put it on the land somewhere. Yeah. Let it Let it like Let it run. Yeah. Does not decompose. Speaking of which, Oh, no. It's like wood. It's like a treewood.
Yeah. Speaking of which, I need to contact. So, um, Mark Pompam, who's the inspector who's doing our well work now, he was up there last week and speaking with the held property, you know, about because they he has to get to their wells to test. I'd like to just reach out to her because Jan Chase reminded me
that we had talked last year about having the bittersweet and the nutweed taken care of. Yeah. Up at the transfer station, and this would be the year to do it. So, I need to contact her and just make sure that she doesn't mind if
you know somehow we accidentally do not weed on her property. You know, that it's not a problem. And so, I'm hoping that it won't be and then then we'll just move forward with that and get that done. Um, and then Aaron Foster, I've got a schedule with him to work on the
TSA shed, get that cut to snuff. So, I know a lot a lot of stuff going on. And then I just am waiting for the contract draft contract to come back so we can sign the contract with Taylor and then they can start work. If Aaron can get that work done before winter hits, that'd be awesome. Oh, yeah. I don't think there'll be a problem. We knew we
had to wait till July 1st because we're going to use the funds from the transfer station revenue. Yeah. Yeah. So, anyway, what about your trip to Boston? Oh my gosh. Oh, Brain Treat. Yeah, that was Brain Tree. Yeah, that was that was really good. It was it was really nice
to be there. I mean, most of the people I actually didn't know, but I did know all of the state people that were, you know, up here who I've been working with tangentially for Conway on the map. Yeah. Yeah. And I got to meet Ben Clark
from Clarkdale. Um, so I've never met him before. Like, we should carpool. But did you know that Ben Clark's cousin is an oyster farmer's vineyard? Really? Yes. Oh, cool. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, so I'm really glad I did make the trip. Um,
and they, you know, they knew I was there. Yeah. I think I mean, like, like you said, putting Conway on the map, I mean, the more physical that we can be, which, you know, we are not always able to because we work full-time and you do too, but this is also your job. That's
my job. So, yeah, we really appreciate on the map for stuff that's not like detrimental, right? Proactive only represented. Yeah, I was a little nervous my tires might melt on the highway coming back, but other than that, yeah. Um, and then the stand
meeting was was great. So, let's see. I gave you all the grant updates. There is a possibility. The I didn't I didn't get to make it last week to the federal funds infrastructure office. They have been doing these tours all across the state and they had one green field that I really wanted to go to, but I just had
too much to do. So, and I work with them all the time. So, it's like, yeah, okay, we're fine. and they emailed me last week and said, you know, the big protect grant that we were hoping to get through federal funding um is not on the map, but they have
another possible grant they think is coming online soon that they think they could just pivot the application to. So, that's potentially still in play. We will want to have the board will want to have a discussion about if there's any strings attached to federal funds now
and how the board feels about accepting federal funds with potential strings. Yeah. Depends what those strings are. Sep three and a half years. Um so that's pretty much it. Been busy first low time of year. I know
the first it starts. Okay. Uh, select board member comments, concerns. I mean, I think at some point we should um come up with our priorities again, like individual priorities. We can either do that now or next meeting.
Yeah. So Vikica had actually suggested um that we host that we hold a schedule a select board member retreat which I think would be a good idea and I can forward to this information um which was uh it was it was someone it was another
select board or another town yeah so had guidelines for like you know if you're going to organize a retreat how to do it. Um so uh Verick was suggesting August September which August is just crazy for me. I feel like September's a
little bit easier. So, um, so if you guys are amendable to that, I'll just I'll throw out some dates and it would probably be like, you know, two two and a half hours, not, you know, a super long. Sure. Of course. Just posted as a public meeting and we did something kind of like that not that long ago at
Ashford Lakehouse with the um Ashefield finance committee. Yeah. And that was really great. Yeah. So I I think that's a I mean it's a great idea to get the towns together and just work as a cooperative and this would be yeah an opportunity for us to yeah get our
priorities together. Oh, is this for us? This would just be Yeah, just the suggest we leave overnight. Um so that so okay I will we'll Verick and I will try to schedule that. We'll throw out some dates for September. So, probably just like a, you know, early
evening. Um, all right. So, mail, none that I've seen. Nothing nothing of note at least. Um, announcements. Nothing that I can think of. Um, so our next meeting is July 14th. July 14th,
which I can um I can zoom in for, but I will not actually be physically present. Is that a warrant week? Yes. From now on, they're all warrant weeks until January. Yeah. So, um, so that's okay if I if it's at least got the two
signatures. Yep. Okay. As long as there's two. Yeah. As long as you guys are actually physically here that week. And then, um, there's another J. Back from vacation. Yeah. Didn't I send you all? You did? Yeah. I didn't see one of the meetings where where there would not be a quarantine.
Yeah. There's one I won't be here. I won't be here the following weekend, the 28th. I'm on vacation. And then August 11th, I'll be gone. Um, and I don't think I will be in Brazil. So, I don't I can't I can't commit to zooming in that week. Yeah, you'll be where? Brazil. I'm gonna be in Brazil. I'm gonna be in Rio,
honest. Actually, she likes the notes. Okay. Um All right. So, yeah, next meeting uh July May 14th, right? Here and on Zoom. Um All right. So motion to
adjurnn. Second. All in favor? I I