All right, welcome. I'd like to call the meeting of the Environmental Commission for June to order. And we'll begin with the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [Music] Okay. And we will have a statement about notification.
Pursuant to the open public meetings act, notice of this meeting was sent to the Cranberry Press, the Trenton Times, and Home News Tribune on January 3rd, 2025, posted on the bulletin board, posted on the township's website, and sent to those who requested a copy of this notice.
Going to roll call. Right. John Reinfelder here. Dela Georgees is not here. Steven Hester here. Gabe Leman here. Jason Mildenberg here. And Terresa
Vicaro here. And in attendance we also have Sally O' Grady parks and wreck leazison. Okay. Uh, please review the minutes from May which are in front of you, the May 19th meeting, and let me know if you
have corrections or anything. I should All right. Do we have a motion to approve the minutes? A motion. Do we have a second? I will second. All in favor of approving the minutes say I. I.
I. It's unanimous. We will jump right into the reports. [Music] Uh Barbara Rogers cannot be here tonight. So we will move right to parks
and recreation and Sally Ogrady. Good evening for those of you watching from home. I am Sally O'Grady Lison on with the Parks and Rec Commission. Um a few things came up at our last meeting that might be of interest to you. Uh,
one thing that we talked about was that, um, and this really has nothing to do with environment, just FYI, we're going to try to see if the fireworks band, the band at the fire that's coming for the fireworks can be in a different location because we thought that the pavilion was
or the um, gazebo was too far out. So, we're thinking it they're going to try to get it closer to the pavilion in the pavilion area and possibly at a later time because a lot of people come just when it's dark and by then the band is gone. So, that's just something we're
thinking about. And we did make a motion to approve the wildlife signs in our parks with the condition that EC pays for them. I um
that was their condition. So they said since they don't really want additional signs in the park, if you guys are willing to pay for them, they would be amendable to it. Um All right. I mean, I think that's something we should probably discuss
over the next couple meetings. Um because an unanticipated uh expense, budget item. Could you Could you remind me of the cost? Isn't it like $25 each? Then we're talking three parks, so that's $75. So, um,
it's I mean, yeah, I mean, it's not a huge amount. I I can't remember if the parks were different than homes, though, and Dela's not so I I just can't remember. It's not a huge a number, but I think we just need to discuss it with Delpha
um and amongst oursel, you know, and think about it. Yeah. I don't think it's Was it 35 for the parks? Well, homes are 20. I thought homes were 25. I think there's different signs like different Well,
that's the thing. You could get the deluxe. Well, different quality for everybody. I think there's like a low budget and then a high budget because I think you got the nice one. Yeah, the metal one because there's there's like a a wooden one and then there's a metal
one. So, it's don't know how it would work. And I don't think we're asking for the metal one because that one can't really be attached to anything. I've seen them and it might disappear. So, we I'm speaking for for parks. I think that we would want something that could be
attached to either a existing signpost or the rules thing or something. I mean, my understanding is actually there's a metal one and then there's a better metal one. The the one we have, if you've seen it at at the Cranberry Brook Preserve,
that's the lowcost one. The higher cost one, it looks engraved, you know, it looks I don't think it's wood though. But I'll have to check that. But but it's it's the fancier one. The one we have is the not fancy one. So
let let me know. Um we are only talking $75. I would really like to try to talk to parks again if you guys are not amendable about three parks, right? Three three Millstone Heritage and Village because you've covered all the preserves.
All right. I mean I guess I'm more concerned about that the fact that the parks isn't really happy about having signs. It's it it's any because I have a little sympathy. I have a little sympathy with that position. Like I registered, but I
don't want to sign at my house. But if you look at like if you look at some of the signs, especially at the entrance to heritage, there's the um no parking on the grass. Then there's no smoking. Then there's this is a smoke three smokefree zone. And I mean, they're just going to keep going down and down and down. So
that they're going to into the ground. You're gonna have to dig a hole to put Well, a lot of that is legal. We have to do that. But um I think you know but how you saying the feeling wasn't that strong. If we pay they'll put up the signs. Yeah. They'll tolerate the signs. Yes. Okay. So, I have to say
I I had talked to Sally and after she had said nobody's interested in signs and I said it it might be interest or it might be nice to rethink that because we have so
many um constraining signs should you can't do this, you can't do that. No, no, no, no. This is more of an enlarging. It kind of expands how you think about the space. It makes you notice things.
And so, in my opinion, it would be better to put that sign on the actual sign that says Heritage Park, not on what the rules and regulations are anywhere else. But, you know, we just got the new signs coming into the town and the ones in each of the parks has a
sign like that. So on the wood part of that possibly I mean that that would be my recommendation to the parks commission so that it's not with the rule and regulation. It's with a welcome to village park. We are a wildlife preserve or whatever you call it. So um
I'm f I mean the aesthetics will have to be considered I guess. I mean, I thought the decision was good for Cranberry Brook Preserve not to put it on the kiosk, but to put it on the metal post just next to it because it's that kind
of a sign, but I don't know what these are aesthetic decisions that, you know, that's my opinion. I don't know what what Parks is going to say. Yeah. So, you'd like me to bring it back to Parks that you don't have a decision on this yet? You need to speak to someone else. Well, I need to
figure out exactly the price and if we have money this year. I think we do. If three, even if it's three times 35, we better we better have that. But, um, you know, um, we don't we don't quite have that parks and wreck budget though,
you know. I No, I would I would I guess the placement I mean, I would leave it up to parks and wreck, right, to decide. I'm not I'm not that's not my decision. Um, I would say we're probably fine with paying for the cost, but did somebody
like you have to enter information on the website. Does anybody know like Well, if it's agreed to be done, I think we would probably put that back in your hands. Yeah. To site the location, right? I think that that probably be Dela would probably something that Dela
would probably wind up doing anyway. Yeah. So, all right. Um, even though Yeah. I think that it would be something that we would agree to. I think it would fall on Delpha to finalize all that for us. Yeah, absolutely. So, I know it helps your sustainable jersey even if you get that even if there aren't any
signs, right? So, could we ask can you go ahead and apply for it for those three parks? Well, we would Yes, we would probably still try to apply for it with or without signs. Um, yes, we're happy with that. Um, we would like to see that. I would like
to see that. It's just a matter of Yeah, I think there's probably most people I Well, I don't know. I think the signs, you know, the signs have some benefit. Um I have to see the new the new park signs because I haven't
seen them really. I mean, I haven't I don't have the picture in my mind, but they're white, right? Aren't they? They're very similar to the brand new ones that were put in town at all of the areas. I'm not sure that's the best place for it, but you know. Oh, it it might not be. Okay. I I just threw that
out. I haven't discussed it with parks where I would say I would imagine we have much of a we make the decision where it goes we don't okay we don't you just might register an opinion that's all I'm doing okay I'm sorry I should make that um
yeah I mean I think probably we can foot the bill I'm not worried about the cost does it cost to apply for it even if you don't get signs yeah yeah okay so if you put that and then we'll decide on the signs.
So, I should let them know that you'll foot the cost for the application and then the signs is still being discussed. We will probably put the foot the cost and I think we probably want signs if we flip the cost just because
you know that that is sort of the for the public space right that's the marker and I think it does have a positive message that's a that's a point well taken. Yeah. Um and then the only other thing and it's it's wasn't really with parks but and I see it further down on your agenda the townwide preserve trail
maintenance day. Um I just wanted to um comment on that. There were six people that um attended and I and I spoke to someone who actually came to my garden for the garden tour on the pouring rain Saturday and she said that she goes to
that trail with her dog and she noticed how cleaned up it was. So, um, positive feedback. Yeah. Great. So, she thought it Well, yeah, I can say the other after, but yeah. So, there's positive feedback on it, and I wanted to thank, um, John and Barbara and Barbara's
husband and then, um, two other members of the public. Two other members of Yeah. Yeah. I want to thank you. I mean, it was a great idea. And I think we can build on this obviously, you know, but it was Oh, Delpha was there. Dela and I forget the the
gentleman's name but um yeah I know Gordon Ken Gordon Ken Ken Ken Ken Ken of course so it was basically one member of the public Bob Rogers too Bob Rogers Bob Bob and yeah and it was good it was a good event and we Sally and I worked
hard I have to say Sally is a trooper um and and the other crew worked hard too we made a difference and I'd like to see it um on other trails I' I'd love to see it expand somehow, whether through more advertising or what. I did not go to the
Girl Scout thing after. I don't know how that went. I needed to get a shower. Yeah. All right. No, I think it was a good event. Any questions for parks, Rick? They're working on But it's been in the town minutes. They're working on
the um pavilion roof is going to be started on soon. They're working starting on the pickle ball tennis tennis court. They got rid of that thing, huh? That's I haven't seen it, but that's what I Oh, yeah. It's they were doing some pretty significant work
over there. Good. So, um those are a major things and we're still waiting on the water bottle filling station in um Heritage Park, which is an environmental issue because then people can refill their water bottles as opposed to um having to bring new water bottle every
time. Anything for me to bring back to parks? Thank you. Thank you. And sorry, I was a little bit jumped ahead because there was no DRC meeting. I don't think there was a planning board meeting, but I could be wrong. There
there was a planning board meeting. We uh we had an amendment to a previously passed resolution. Um really of no significance to the environmental commission. Um, instead of being 100 feet away from the turnpike,
they were 98 feet with a billboard sign. I mean, I remember that. It's exciting stuff. Exciting stuff. Okay. And uh two feet. And we did uh we did have a closed session on the uh
affordable housing ordinance, which of course because it was a closed session, I don't have much to share about that. Okay. Thank you for that. I see that Barbara Rogers is here. So I will uh the township committee
report can [Music] I'm just going to pick up um on the the Girl Scout. I did attend the the Girl Scout portion of National Trail Day. Jane um Burky and Kelly Sensei um led that. Um there were a total of seven
people. Um and um of course there was mothers and a couple of interested monarch uh you know, butterfly people. Um and it it's really it was a great it was a nice project and they did a good job presenting and showing off what they did. And then we ended up walking the
the preserve which was really nice. So, and you know, we all got to point out things. So, that was good. Um, I also want to mention that Solar Landscape had provided a donation of $1,400 towards that um towards that project um for
troop 70661. Um, so that's that. Um um oh the other thing that I wanted to mention is that I attended a regional upper um the upper Milstone regional
watershed. Uh hang on one second. What is it actually called? Sorry. Uh okay here it is. Uh the upper Millstone watershed um uh working group. Um what that is is the MS4. we have to do a regional uh
watershed uh design and how we're going to lower our TMDLs and um so um I will pass I will send she sent me the uh presentation and I'll forward it to you John so that you guys can take a look at it and keep a breast of what's going on.
Yeah, I meant to attend. I'm so sorry. I got No, it was really it was well attended. was attended by six different municipalities, a planner um and um of course the watershed. Um so they're leading it, but what they want to do is hire a consultant to actually do the
whole thing. And what does that mean? Kaching chuch-ching. It's money, you know, that each town has to um you know, spend towards whatever projects come up, you know, and we'll have input on it if we decide to do it. So, yep, that's the part that's still And our engineer was
there, too, which really helped out. He has some really great questions, so that was really good. So, that's probably um and that's it. Hey, Barbara, I noticed there were some uh gentlemen surveying all of the catch basins over in my
neighborhood. Is that part of uh MS? That must be part of the first part, yeah, of the mapping of the towns. Yeah, I saw them in Cranberry Green and couple weeks later they were over in Shadow Oaks. Yeah, that must be part of that. Yeah. Yeah. Um Oh, and then that just
remind me you would have seen people um surveying um uh maybe I did and I pulled over of course I talked to them um on Plainsboro Road. Um uh they're they're looking at surveying for potentially a multi- uh multi-purpose path parallel to
Plainsboro Road. So, we're going to be able to see whether that we can get a bike path on that. All right. Yeah. To see if there easements, etc., right? So, yeah, that's the heavy lift on the bike network plan. Yeah, I'm sure. Thanks.
Thank you. And, um, we're going to have some old business issues. Um, one is the adopt a catch basin. Anything? Uh, I had nothing new
to report this month. No. Okay. Uh, preserve management and trail maintenance. We talked a little bit about that. Um, I'm just I put together I've collected my notes over the past several meetings of issues uh addressed
and not addressed. So, I collect I save the ones not addressed and um and building that list. If you have things as you walk around town or talk to people, send them to me or whatever so I can add them to the list so that uh you
know it's for doing and for planning, right? It's for doing now as much as we can. There I think there's some signs we can do this summer. I hope uh but some things are planning like the gravel path at Pinn Oaks and there may be some other things we need to plan for next year.
Um, so I've just that's just for your information more than anything else. Um, I get community energy energy plan. Should we just I mean is there nothing new? Probably.
It's okay. Signature signatures needed somewhere. Okay. No problem. But you guys have to start doing something. Yes. I think you have to we get a we moved ahead with our a list of
priorities. So we have that. What we are unclear about is presenting that to the public and who will facilitate that. That's where that money goes is to get the consultant to do it. So we're pretty much we're pretty much right there.
Okay. Because we went through I'm not sure like you know what I could ask s I'm sorry to interrupt. Um, uh, we could ask Sustainable Jersey to get a list of potential consultants to ask for to help. Okay. Unless someone has an idea
of Yeah. So, I think that's probably the way forward to recommend somebody so that when when and if the money comes, not if, when the money comes, when the money, we will be able to, you know, it just reminded me that I think a signature is missing, but that won't
stop it. Barbara, would that be something that our existing township engineer could look at doing? I think it's something maybe outside of it might be better. Yeah. But we could ask could ask, but I I have a feeling there's probably specialists in that
area that particularly look at engineer at energy. But that's great. I mean, you already have the list, which is part of the battle. Yeah, because we were rushing to do that in January. Hurry up. And I was very hurry up and wait. It's good. It's
good to have that. It's good to have that ready. Okay. Yeah. But you know, it needs it needs to be presented to the public before it goes to the town. Okay. Thank you. All right.
So now we're into new business and we have I sent around the act that is before the New Jersey legislature, the climate super fund act. And I don't know if Laura wants to address us. Laura Collins is here
who brought this issue to the for you know as background to the information. So hopefully you all had a chance to a read the proposed legislation, you know, which can be difficult because it's in in legal ease, but there are
highlights in a summary. Um, and also a draft, you know, the township is asking us to reflect on this act that's before the state, so we can say what we want to say. Oh, sorry.
Wow. I I don't know if it's helpful, but I did bring a um the environmental comm uh committee in um uh New Brunswick made a recommendation to their township committee. So, I do have that if you guys wanted to look at that what with what they wrote. Um I can pass that
around. Oh, you have you have copies. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, I don't know if anybody want to comment on the act questions or
what you think we should how we should respond to it. I sent my my draft statement which as you can read it it's very short. I think we can endorse the thrust of the idea of the act which is
to assess the damages which I think is very important should be done and to try to seek compensation for the damages. Um, you know, endorsing a state act I feel
like is a little bit outside Cranberry Township Environmental Commission. That's my opinion. But if this body thinks we should go further, I'm I'm more than happy to listen to that. Any thoughts? Thunderous silence. Well, I mean, we
would be we would be recommending that our township committee support the right act and not necessarily EC support the act. Right. Yeah. Okay. No. And I thought your statement was
to the point. Um I don't see what it hurts. I guess is ultimately at the end of the thing. I just don't know. I just can't imagine. Um
well, I mean, you see where it goes. I suppose there's something to be said for what they're trying to do. Do you recommend any changes? I mean, do you want to be more specific to the act? I thought it was fine.
Okay. Having just read it, I sent it yesterday. I know. I had a whole I had a whole day to review it. No, I I agree with you, John. I I don't I I think that like Jason said, it's our just our recommendation to say to the TC, hey,
take a look at this and then it's up to them to actually act upon that. But to your point of what you wrote in your statement, I am in favor of your statement. Yeah, 100%. The only thing that wasn't clear to me
in the statement was like it didn't really say we recommend the TC endorse this. It didn't really end with a specific ask. Yeah, I mean we I I if people want to add that I to me I
don't feel we need to add that but if people I don't know people feel that that do you Yeah it's I don't want to open my phone again. I feel like that's okay. Not the way to go. I like this part.
[Music] No I didn't see I mean, one way to go is to just say that um in addition to what you know.
Yeah. Something like we therefore is there a resolution that you're trying to pass? No, there's no resolution. There's no model resolution. Oh, before the TC, you mean? Yeah. Does the TC have a resolution? Yeah,
there was a model resolution. And uh um no, you you were the one that I I said I asked Barbara if I should bring this before the TC and she said I think the EC should vet it first. Yes. Yeah. Okay. But there was no resolution proposed in
in the TC. No, no, no. I'm asking if there is one. There is a model resolution. That's what I thought. Yes. So are you endorsing this resolution? Which I've seen no resolution. I have not I have not sent you a model resolution. I could have sworn I did,
but I can go back and do that. We can reposition. That's what I'm wondering for the TC like Okay. Yes, I see what you're saying in a limited way, but does that reflect in the resolution model resolution? I Okay, I haven't gotten any resolution.
I didn't think there was one. I will look into that. Yeah, I thought that's what this was and then reading it, it's not. Oh, no. This is from New Brunswick. Yeah. But no, this is Yeah, I I haven't seen one either. Well, I that might be the way to go then. If you have if there is
something that the TC has already reviewed, that would be helpful. No, no, the TC hasn't seen this. Okay. So, that's where it seems a little bit backwards to me. Like, we're we're telling the TC you need to do this act
that they haven't even proposed. It's environmental, so it should come from you're the advisor to the Well, we would write the resolution. No, there's a model. There's a model resolution. And usually because this one here just says pass a resolution. Yeah. I mean,
this is this is just I thought you're asking us to recommend that they support pass a resolution that they construct that supports the state legislation. But it looks
if there's I mean if I mean I mean that's fine if if that's what you want but I don't I'm not going to like create a resolution for the township. So yeah, I can I can find I thought I
had found them and sorry if I didn't that's okay find uh because other townships have passed resolutions so I can find those for you. All right. I guess maybe we could have some clarity from the township on this.
U so as a body, what do they want us to do? Okay. So you were looking at the act. Okay. And now like you didn't fully enforce it like so you're partially enforcing it sounds like. So if you look at the resolution and there's something
like the model resolution which I which I thought you had I don't you know then you could cross out things or I don't you know take the model resolution the way it is and pass it up to the TCH we suggest you pass this resolution and then we would look at it and say okay
yeah maybe X Y and Z okay but you you're the advisor to this okay so there's two things we could just make a communication Or we could look at a draft resolution, but we don't have the resolution. So,
okay. Oh, I thought you did. I don't know if I do, but I can find the resolutions that the other townships passed. Oh, okay. Or find some. Usually these things come with them. Okay. Okay. Yeah. No, he I I just have a fact sheet. Oh, I don't have a model resolution, but Yeah. So, I have
this, right? But I can if there's not a model one then I can look for either I don't if there's a model one or I can look for one's one of the other townships passed.
Yeah. Or you guys I mean I think you guys can just endorse this and then I can pass on the model resolution to the township committee and see you know you can you can endorse the uh yeah that's I don't know what you have the bill. So, I don't think we should
endorse a state bill. What's that? I don't think this committee can should or can endorse a state act. I mean, it's like it's way out there. Okay. So, you want me to present you with an actual resolution? I mean, yeah, we can endorse a resolution
in the township. Okay. Am I missing something? It feels like we're jumping over. No, I think I think if you give us a draft resolution, we will review the draft resolution. We will then present that to the township committee and then the township committee can then act on
that resolution and then so if you can send us a draft resolution we'll review it and hopefully by next meeting we should hopefully have that and be able to review for the council to pass a res to endorse
state okay a one sentence Yeah. You want me to write it? Yeah. I'm just gonna plagiarize this. So basically the first line of this one to endorse. So basically here it's
basically from this line down. Yes. Okay. So, how would that get communicated to the township? We just what what if if we were just to pass this first sentence that if we came up
with a statement like the environmental commission from New Brunswick came up with New. Yeah. If you wanted to get that to the township committee, how would that get there? I think we do
now I have something to say. I think we do need to give them a model resolution because TC is looking to us for advice to create a model resolution. Okay. But I am sure there are models out there. So
it won't be a heavy lift and change it. Exactly. We can we can customize it to what we Right. And it could be very very short. doesn't need to be long. But they didn't. Yeah, but it doesn't say attach forth with what is it, right?
Well, I mean, I imagine that they were like, you write it. All right. So, we'll get a draft um resolution and then we'll modify it and then we'll and then we'll give them the sentence. Here, TC, take a look at this. This is
Take a look at this. We advise. Okay. So, can we Very good. Thank you. Thank you, procedures. All right. I did want to check. Yep. Can we have sustainable Jersey
added to the agenda, please? Oh, no. Do you want to add that to tonight's agenda? It's too late to add it tonight's agenda. I was going to say, but I would like I could add it next time. Okay. You could add it to
that. We could cranberry. Well, how does all this stuff apply to sustainable Jersey? Well, that's Well, doesn't it all? Yes, probably. Yeah, it all counts. Yep. You really should have cert. We are
working towards certification. Oh, you got it. Okay, great. All right, we will do that. And we do need to bring up the issue of Cranberry Day. Um, it seems like we're just the beginning of summer, but um I think it's
September 13th. Did I get that date right? I think it's I think it's September 13th. Um, and uh I basically just put it out there. think about things that we can
present to the public. What was really um we sold out of maps of the preserves. So, um we need to check the basement for that. It's crazy down there. Been down there. Handson exhibits. Hands-on
exhibits were very good. The invertebrate table was a big hit last year. Did macro invertebrate table. Yes. So, we'll try to get that done. It depends on my schedule the two weeks before of course because I have to collect the stuff and sort it. But that
was fun. The macro invertebrates in support of the new recycling bin that everybody's getting. We bring our recycling and people tell us if it's recyclable plastic or not and they get a bumper sticker.
They get free plastic. Okay. So, plastic recycling quiz, something like that. Question. What do they call those game? Like a game. Plastic recycling. Okay. Um, people might might be
surprised. I forgot to mention that. Could you do something about community solar energy, too? Um because now people can get up to 31% off if they sign up. Okay. My lord, how did they come up with
that percent? Don't ask. But anyway, that was put out in the mayor's out. So, community solar, where could we get like something to There's the community um the um I meant to mention that on my update, but um there
was just a a link to a website on um solar landscaping on how to do it. um how to sign up and so it wasn't solar I know it was green landscaping. Yeah. Well, I have a I have a I had a whole bunch of QR codes but I don't think I
they're different now. The information is different now because there's no longer a third party biller. Like it's a PSEG. It's all directly through PSEG. They've really streamlined it and it's really great. Yeah. Yeah. So, um there's a I'm just Yeah. I mean I'm not talking
about the program. I'm talking about this the uh how do we display it to the people who are walking by on cranberry day? Maybe a Q maybe a QR code. Just a QR code. Yeah. And money. Lots of dollars there. Dollars. I don't
know. I'm just thinking that that's a really I mean that's something. Let's get the Yeah, people can save money because I think um our energy bills are going to be going up like 19%. So yeah, people will need it. Very good. I'd like
to revisit the plastic instead. It could be a whole is it recyclable challenge for many things, not just plastic. Yeah. Bricks. Is it recyclable? And you give them plastics number three.
Yeah. Right next to a four. That's they'll be thrown. Make make them as similar as possible. There's a recyclable game and then like a dunking tank next to and a dunking tank.
Great. Okay. Um yeah, so that's good. At some point we'll check on the the map stocks. The big map was also good. We have a big poster map as long as it doesn't blow
over. Yeah, people like to look at that. And uh does Paul have the big map? No, the little ones. He has a PDF maybe. Yeah, I think I have most of those, but I if I don't I will ask him to send them to me.
Um yeah, so that's that's good. Cranberry Day and I think we're good. Hopefully we'll get Yes. Member of the public, Miss O'Grady. I just forgot to mention that I won't be
at your July meeting. Oh, I will be in California with the birth of my first granddaughter. Congratulations. Hopefully, I can see if someone else can sit in. If not, maybe Donna can take notes since she's the secretary for both. But I know you guys are going to
miss me, so I just want to let you know. And I also think Jason had a really good idea about the hands-on recycling. There's so many, you know, like the lid of a of a sour cream thing. Just have all these clean things on the table and then to have two of a box that like
maybe the blue bin from one of the old paper recycling. Yes, it can go here. Or a trash bin. No, it can go here and then take them all out and have people put them where they go. I thought that was a really good idea. People like that hands-on stuff with junk. We'll trick them. Very good. Thank you. And educate
them. See, are you educate them? Trick them into being educated. meeting in August that you I I can't remember. Do we meet in July or August? We usually cancel August. We cancel August, right? So July. We're meeting in July, not August. I may not see you till September. Oh my goodness. Cranberry
Day. No, you'll miss me. We'll see you around town hopefully. Okay. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Congratulations. What's in the box? That's exciting. I remember we used to do the We used to do the Yeah. Scary box, hand in the box
thing. spiders and pine cones. All right, I think we're there. So, um, any other topics, please let me know. We can add them to the agenda. We've got plenty of time. Um, and otherwise,
we'll see you in July. Uh, do we have a motion to adjurnn? Motion to adjurnn. Do I have a second? I'll second. All in favor say I. I. I. Have a great rest of June.