Hello. Welcome to our agenda, our February 3rd, 2026 select board meeting. Gardner, would you like to start us with the pledge of allegiance? Sure, >> please. [cough] >> [clears throat] >> 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. >> Thank you, Gardner. >> Welcome. >> At this time, do I can I have a motion
for approval of the minutes of January 20th, 2026? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I let me just say I'm sorry. Uh, board member Dejoko is traveling and cannot attend tonight and he was going to hop on. Um, however, um, he has no internet
service, so um, he I'm sure he'll be watching later on. At this time, we're going to do new public business. Uh, the clerk will have our timer. Um, whoever would like to go up, please go up to the podium, introduce yourself, and tell us what you'd like us to know.
Go right up, Bill. Bill Brad Street town meeting member precinct one. Uh I asked before I guess I've got to ask again because we've had an occurrence. How's the snow budget? >> I'm sure that she'll get into that with her closing comments.
>> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Okay, >> Mark. Well, they're telling me to take it easy. Uh, thank you, uh, Madame Chairwoman. Uh, Mark Zubreck, 9 Glendale Drive.
Uh the only thing I wanted to bring up today is that over the last uh month, month and a half, there's been some activity in regard to obtaining an abatement
for the properties in our town. The abatements are based on the impact of the Beverly airport jetport. So, the
manager of the Beverly airport has been notified every time there's a jet that goes over our uh community. And the jets travel from west to east, I guess. and
they travel right over my dining room. That's where I operate from. People have been calling the airport manager and recording, but there got to a point where the recordings don't matter anymore because
there's so many of the jets. And as the the last report that was sent to me by the uh Beverly airport manager is that we're having at least 7 to eight planes,
jet planes traveling over our airwaves every single day. That's the average. So I would like to just bring you up to date that there is a process for
abatement and valuation of our properties and I have filed mine and that's all I'm going to say about that. the assessor in his wisdom has been
assessing waterfront properties at a much higher rate and it's based on land not necessarily the building because the building you can quantify a lot more. So, just for your information and what
I'd like to do is ask the board of selectmen or the select board to address this issue because it is affecting many of our residents in our
community and I'm just one. I have uh prepared a a window of how the uh airplanes come in and out and it covers approximately 67%
of the area of our community. So we are densely populated and we have the airport right on the edge and there are properties that have >> she's using her phone. Yeah,
>> sorry. >> Three minutes. >> Oh, >> it's all right, Mark. Finish it up. That's fine. >> Finish it up. Uh the issue is is that we're having an impact and we need your
help to make sure that this impact is recognized and our properties of at least the land is valued down. I have supplied information to the assessor and
hopefully other community members will do the same. Thank you. >> Thank you very much, Lauren. >> Good evening. Lauren Steves, town meeting member, precinct 3. Um, I am hoping for some procedural clarification
on article 26 that is coming before the special town meeting. Um my understanding of the finance committee's role is to make recommendations to town meeting on the select board warrants. My question is whether the finance committee it's in their scope to change
and or substitute the language of the select board warrant article rather than offering that language as a motion to amend on the floor. In this case, the select board's redline article removed the residency language entirely and the
finance committees added new language for residency within the Commonwealth, which is a substantive change from the select board's warrant. I'm also trying to understand why the new language that the finance committee put forward was not redlined, highlighted, or otherwise
identified for town meeting members. So, it's clear that the article text that we received differed from the select board's version. Um, so I I'm I'm asking for clarification on whether the finance committee is permitted to present unmarked substantive changes to the
article language in the warrant and if not, how is this to be corrected? >> Madam Chair. >> Yeah, sure. Go ahead. >> Would you mind if I give this a shot based on our discussion yesterday? So there was a discussion yesterday similar in nature and what I and I had a very
similar question but as I was educated um what you have in the front section is fin's recommendation. It is not the select woods warrant. The select woods warrant is in the second half. Their recommendation is the language that
you'll find under the the the doc uh lettering. So whatever section I'm sorry you said what article which >> 26. >> Article 26. Let me go back to that. Yep. So they theirs says the finance committee recommendation is as follows.
And this is their recommendation. So the language that you're reading in that says section three may or may not be the warrant article that the select board approved. They're making a recommendation on that and this is their recommendation. And that language is their language
which I understand is allowed. There were several places where language was >> so I I that actually this that doesn't clarify anything. It says finance committee recommendation. We recommend that the town vote to petition the legislature to enact special legislation amending section 8 of the dammers town
manager act provided that the legislature is authorized to make editor edits as they deem fit as follows. And then the fincom's language is in section 8 of that warrant. So which warrant is town meeting supposed to be looking at and voting on?
The warrant was attached as a section h as the second half which was redlined by the selectman. What you have in the second half of that that starts after page 31 is the actual select select board
warrant that we approved and redlined for clarity for clarity purposes. >> It it this isn't making sense because this goes to page 31. This is the finance committees and then this is the select board's warrant. They're two separate things and it doesn't make
sense. So, if I'm confused, I imagine that there are many town meeting members that are confused because I have been at almost every single meeting regarding these warrants. >> So, >> Jill, do you have anything that you want to say? Town council,
>> I don't I'm not going to with Lauren now, but I'm more than happy to provide email an answer to you an email if anybody I haven't heard any questions from any anybody else. Um, but our my office is open. and they can contact. >> Okay. So I guess and then >> are we supposed to bring both of these to town meeting or just one of them?
>> Same as when you previously it was bound you had the finan recommendations on the top and the warrant with explanations underneath. >> No, these these came together in my packet. >> Yep. Bring them both. >> Okay. >> But they came together. >> The motion is the fin recommendation. We had a meeting
>> which changes the language >> past and present >> and supported as Gardner said. We had town council past and present, fin chair. >> I guess I can ask on town meeting floor then. Thank you. >> Great. Thank you. >> Thank you, Lauren.
>> Tony, >> I'm hoping we're really going to start doing something about the airport. Really? I mean, we have to. I mean, there's no question about it. Today, I was home, okay? Winds were calm, runway 27 all day long, noisy like crazy. I even It's the first time I've been trying to stay calm and collective, not call. Today, I call Mr. Gabies at home,
okay? And basically, I don't know, he didn't give me any answer or anything like that. I'm hoping maybe you folks can give me an answer or help me out in any way because they are not cooperating with us. They are taking advantage of us, okay? I'm being honest with you, okay? This is getting ridiculous. Okay? We can't let this go on anymore, okay?
We can't play games or whatever. We have to have the select board grow a set of balls, okay? And go after these people, okay? First thing we should do is get rid of the reps. Take your money. That will hurt them the most, okay? Take your money, okay? And get as much as you can out of them. That's the only way you're going to get these people to work with
us and do something for us, okay? Cuz I'm sick of it, okay? I'm hoping that you could really will take this in consideration and let's get it done. Thank you. >> Go ahead, Mark. >> Put the clock on, please. >> On.
The only comment I have is Lauren has made a very legitimate statement in regard to how this war these warrant articles were treated by
both the finance committee and the town uh select board because the town's people did not even get a chance to contribute. ute to the development or comment on the warrant
articles when they were presented to the board of selectmen. >> Madam Chair, I take I take that I I take I take umbrage with that. We had many nights of public meeting >> of which we first heard recommendations by the committee >> and then after that we developed the
select boards warrant language and it was a public hearing and a public miring a public hearing not just a public meeting and we invited not only residents uh members of the comm of the committee but also members of the public to speak on multiple multiple multiple nights. October.
>> And you may not recall it, Mark, but your recall is >> December 16th was scheduled to be >> public meeting for the public a public >> to meet, not a public hearing. And you know the difference. >> Yes. >> The 16th and there were very few
comments. >> It was a public meeting, not a public hearing. >> Hold on, G. I think it was a public hearing. >> The 16th was the public hearing. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Well, you had every opportunity to get up and speak. You've never shied away from that opportunity to get up and speak.
>> I never do. >> You never do. >> But the problem is is that you have a conflict that's been identified and we need a legal opinion of what is the appropriate >> steps into the town meeting because
right now the town meeting is just going to go through all the 53 articles. >> 54if Oh, sorry. That's okay. >> I missed one. I if I might because this discussion did come up and I went back and if you go on the town website and you go to the warrant section look at
the last special town meeting in 2024 this is the same construct where the back of the book has the warrant and explanation that the select board forward the front of the book has the action that's being taken and the fincom recommendation this is no different
>> what the town meeting members have just identified to you is that there is a conflict there is a perception and we will correct. We will >> that's how it's going to be presented at town meeting and it's going to go its
own way. I know that but the town meeting members don't understand that. >> I encourage you to look at the format of the special town meeting and the last ones we've had 2024 and 20 and 2020. >> I've been at all of them. >> Look at the format of the book. It's no different than this format. The problem
is is that you have something that you need to look into and I hope the town manager and the board and the chairman or chairwoman, sorry. >> That's fine. >> Um, look into this because it needs a clarification.
>> Thank you. >> We'll put it out there, Joe. [sighs] >> Thank you, Bill. Thank you for bringing to our attention. Good evening, Bill McKenzie. I am a town meeting member for precinct 3. I got some good things to say. I I
really appreciate the public works and what they did with this past storm. They've [snorts] really went out and did a really good job. And on top of that, I appreciate the Davis police for following through with enforcing a law that we've had on books for years.
towing cars out of our way so we could plow the streets. It made it so much easier, so much less stress, and even the people in the area I was plowing were happy about that. Also, Bill Brad 60th wedding anniversary.
>> Congratulations. >> Congratulations. >> Congratulations. Yeah. And he's here with us. >> Yeah. [applause] >> I thought [cheering] I gave him a dig. That's all. Thank you everybody. >> Thank you. Thank you for the positive. Yeah, they did a good every everybody did a good job. It was a team effort.
Thank you. Anybody else? Okay. All right. The board is in receipt of an application by Essex Northshore Agricultural and Technical School, 565 Maple Street, the Larkin Center. Jill Sawyer, event coordinator for two
one-day wine and malt licenses for the following fundraiser events. Comedy Night hosted by the Reflective Journey Foundation to support Brian Scott running the Boston Marathon March 7th, 2026, 6 PM to 10 p.m. and hike for a
challenge, a change, sorry, hosted by the Dirty Hands Project to break the silence around mental health, May 30th, 2026, 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Um, who's here to speak? Please go up to the podium and then we will do our motion separately. Board members,
>> great. Good evening. I'm Jill Sawyer from Essex Tech. Um, as you mentioned, we are just requesting the two looker one day looker license for the two said um events. They're both um obviously fundraisers. Um, Brian Scott is one of our teachers and coaches at Essex Tech.
And the Dirty Hands Project um is in partnership with a family um of a graduate of our class of 2024, I believe, that lost his life to suicide. So, near and dear to our hearts. Um but also kind of taking advantage of the facility that we have at the Larkin.
>> Okay. Board members, do we have any questions with regards to the communite for the reflective journey foundation to support Brian Scott? >> Just uh to I'm assuming this went through the normal process and that the board approved this the school the um [clears throat] generally I think we
were told last time you were here or one of the previous times you were here that the boards uh approve all of the fundraisers. >> Yep. of the fundraisers for the >> uh the the ones that serve alcohol, >> right? And the ones that are kind of for the school. So, these are um yes, they're kind of connected to the school,
but these are kind of people that are renting the space for their fundraiser. >> Okay. And I believe that we heard from the clerk last time that those public facing events, the that aren't specific school ones, >> correct? >> Uh there's a limit to those, but it's the beginning year, so I'm assuming this is one and two of the that I think
there's you said there was 11 a year. I want to say 30 off the top of my head. I would have to double check that number. Okay. So, we are trying to streamline and that's why we're coming to you with the two one day liquor license and efforts that we're don't have to um join you every month. Not that we don't enjoy
being here. Um however, as the um Larkin Center kind of becomes more well known, we are getting more inquiries about um events. So, I might be back next meeting. So, my best to try to consolidate. >> One other question. Is it Vinwood Caters
who's providing the liquor service? So we because we know their history in licensing. So I'm comfortable with that. I just wanted to double check. >> So that's who we've partnered with for all of our events at Larkin is Vinwood. >> Thank you. I'm all set. >> Excellent. Mike, >> no. No questions. >> Dan, >> through you to the clerk. Um Moren,
>> when we heard the superintendent with her request for these liquor licenses, events, etc., etc., I thought there was a time frame of end at 9:00 to the clerk. Is that not correct?
>> Off the top of my head, I can't >> because we have one event at 10 and one at 9 >> and it seems >> seems to me that it was like a 9:00 shut off. >> I off the top of my head, I don't know. I would have to look that up. >> I think that might be the entertainment license.
>> That's the manager indicated might be an entertainment license. >> Yeah, I think you're right, Joe. That was that was the last time we spoke was the last entertainment. >> So we're under the impression the liquor would be served till 9:00 and the event would go till 10:00.
>> So you're saying on the first one the liquid can be served till 9:00. >> Correct. >> And stopped. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So on the motion we'll make that. Thank you for the clarification. >> I knew I was right. >> Excellent. Oh, thank you. So board members, um, do we want to make it We'll make We'll do a separate motion. Do I
have a motion? Please. >> Okay. I'll make a motion on the first common night that um for the uh March 7th from 6 to 9 for liquor and the event can end at 10. >> Second the motion. >> Yep. Second. All in favor? I
>> opposed. >> Opposed. >> Okay. Mike's opposed. >> High School. >> Okay, we'll make that noted. Thank you, Mike. >> Um the next one will be the hike for change hosted by the Dirty Hands Project to break the silence around mental health. >> I move we accept the application as
presented. Okay. Any questions? Okay. >> All in favor? >> I >> I opposed. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. Moving right along. Town engineer will provide an update on the
Danvas landfill project. And who do we have here to speak tonight? >> Uh good evening everyone. Uh my name is Stephen King, town engineer for the Department of Public Works. Thank you select board uh for having me tonight and allowing me some time to discuss or give a brief update on the status of the
landfall soil project uh specifically phase one shaping and grading material uh import. And you'll see as we kind of go through the presentation why we're calling this phase one. Um specifically designating part this area which is included on the first picture of the
cover page which is what we call landfill area one is where >> [snorts] >> um most of the project took place on the over the past three years. Uh so just a brief if overview of the agenda. I'm just going to cover the site in general, its history, um part of the
permitting that went through with the project, our soil operations over the past three years, how we came up with a lot of our disposal costs, which then tie into our um financial summary, and then really the next steps where we're leading to with this project overall.
>> This is all right. Perfect. Uh so, Lville, as you can see here, we have four areas. Uh it's roughly encompasses 52 and a2 acres. It's located off of route one abuing the city of pee um right there on the town on the city town line. [snorts] Uh it has four cap
landfills, a uh recent leaf and brush closure, transfer station, scale house, and a flare station. Uh the site specifically involved with this project was landfill area one, the largest on the the screen that you see right there or mound one. Uh the project that we're
proposing was to intake about 300,000 tons of material um to level out the existing swill and depression area. That's tough to see on the 2D scale here, but on the first picture you kind of see the the indentation um eventually to lead to a potential solar panel uh
solar panel project. >> [cough] >> Um [clears throat] the goal of the project obviously was again to take in for the the tonnage um for future PV array and obviously the benefit is to create an asset for the town of Danvers. >> Sorry I'm ahead of you.
>> It's awkward but to be not easy is it? >> Thank you. Uh so just another some more background history. Uh the landfill was capped in the 1980s uh mainly in part to a large effort between the town of Danver's Mass DP and the New England Power Company. Um specifically this
project, well a lot of people didn't know it may earlier when we talked about in 2020 was this was part of a test pilot for a specific type of cap which led into some of our permitting um requirements and our our conversations later on the project. So I'm going to recap I'm going to follow up with that
in a little bit. In 2020, public works and damers electric began collaborative effort to analyze the process for potentially expanding the power portfolio to include uh solar energy. And this was one of the main locations along with all of the school roofs that we talked about um
during those conversations. Um obviously this is a large scale project. Um it affected a lot of things uh also in both the town of Danvers and the city of Pee. Um so we hold a variety of several meetings over the course in between COVID and out of COVID um to discuss the
intent and timeline of the project so everyone had a good understanding of what the town was um intaking and based on that project uh we came up with three different type of scenarios for soil management or soil disposal at the site. Um, and to evaluate those kind of on an
apples to apples comparison, uh, we did a two-year project. We need we originally initiated a two-year project to bring in the 300,000 tons. So, we give when we're comparing our cost and peritting matrix, we're able to determine if this is going to be a feasible project. And based on those soils, we talked about three different
types of intake for the for the landfill. One was the what we call non-impacted, so non-contaminated soils. um soils that can go on an uncapped landfill versus a capped or out of state landfill. Um then we did a combination of non-impacted soils, what we call
buds, beneficial use materials, which those are specifically catch basin cleanings and street sweepings. And then the last option we wanted to compare were the impacted soils where the fully COM 97 um S2 soils that are highly contaminated. And as you can see
with each of those options, there's a per ton price. That's what typically other landfills were taking in to bring in those soils and deposit them at their own landfill sites. So non-impacted soils NIS were $10 per ton. The NIS puts the buds were ranging from a $10 to $25
per ton and the impacted soils were ranging around $35 per ton. So evaluating those different costs um and potential impacts of soil that we're going to bring to the site, we compared that against what would be required with mass DP and permitting. Um so we
evaluated all those three options away against this permitting matrix which you see on the slide here which contain permitting from the EPA mass DP and our local conservation commission. Um depending on this on the type of materials we're going to bring in [snorts] what it required us to do some
uh ENF which environmental notice form and environmental impact statement which are very costly and very timeconuming if we if we led to doing the contaminated impacted soils. uh the non-impacted soils. Um we still do AMEA filing. We still created the same procedures, but
it was going to be a more of a fasttrack pace to be able to get those uh permitting approval through Mass D. And they really they they kind of led us into that decision as well, saying that that's a project that they would like to see uh permitted for the future postclosure use of a solar array. So
eventually we put all these ideas onto one letter of intent um and sent it into mass DP where they provided us feedback on that and basically laid out the pathways of what we pathways of what it would cost not what it would cost but what the process would be in order to
get the project approved. So combining what we had through the permitting matrix and the cost benefits analysis we did prevent we did have a few presentations to select board and town manager. Um ultimately it was approve ultimately I think we all decided on moving towards a non-impacted
um soil project. Um also looking at the evaluation of what the existing costs were for other alternate alternate landfills pering review scheduling and environmental impacts. Um we all decided that this was the best way to go with the non-impacted soils. Mass EP air waste and solid waste
management uh divisions issued a final decision to the town in a form of an acco administrative consent order which basically laid out the timeline and materials that were allowed to be bring to the site and what we had to do for a closeout at the end of the project. Um, so this is basically our guidelines for
presenting all of our um, reporting during the and reporting and testing to mass D and making sure that we're complying with all environmental laws. So this originally went into effect on uh, December 28th, 2021 is when we got our issue permit.
Um, then in 22 we be we began the project. So a little bit about the soil operations and funding. Um so in 2022 after we got our approval on acco uh taming approved $4.5 million to begin the project.
Uh we then bid out and awarded uh $3.68 million contract to charter contracting company who has been our GC for the past three years um helping bringing in the soils and shape the soils at the landfill one area. Uh site pressures you know the contract
was award in August in 2022. They immediately began work in August and September um with stripping all the top soil from the L from the landfill area prepping it for the soil intake. Uh we had to we had to build out a new skill. So the existing scale there at the transfer station prior to this project
was a 60ft scale because of the size of the tractor trailers. We had to increase it to a 70ft scale. So we actually brought in a second skill. If you've been to the the transfer station recently 60oot scale doesn't have enough length to measure the entire truck. So we would had to do two measurements for one truck which leads to some variance
and um wouldn't be able to get the correct weight of the truck. So we we base all this on tonnage. Um as the project was going and advancing on um it was becoming very we saw that we actually had more material that we can bring in in addition to the
300,000. So we constantly every 3 or four months we did a little bit of a kind of a flight survey and analysis of the soils that were coming in. We realized they were much denser. So they're compacting better than we originally intended. So the consolidation allowed us to bring in more material as the project was
continuing on. So then we did another kind of a financial analysis and looked at what would be the cost to extend the project out one more year to maybe bring in another 100,000 tons of material. Um based on that analysis um we definitely we decided at that
point with the town manager at the time that it would be in good good interest to do an extension. uh we ex we put in the permit with mass DP and they approved us in February 2024. Now once that February 2024 acco permit extension was approved, we then had to
return back to town meeting. Um we we were appropriated 6.25 6.25 25 million at the May 202 24 annual town meeting and that was basically to originally pay off the original 4.5 authorization that was approved at the 2022 town meeting
with the monies that we had taken in and the funding we taken in and then also provide an additional 1.75 to close out the project. Um so make sure that we're closing out the ACL as as conditioned. Oh, send me if I'm going too fast. It's a lot of information. you're doing good.
>> Uh so as part of that project to come up with those cost numbers and the overall cost budget, um we had to determine what our dis disposal costs were going to be at the at the at the landfill. And I originally talked about varying costs between $10 to $25 per ton. Um based on
11 sites that we evaluated prior to started the project, we actually saw that we could charge up to $30 a ton for the soils. Um and we'd be right about the average with everyone else. So, we decided to set our initial mark at $30 per ton for all soils being imported in
the town of Danvers. There was a $700 application fee. So, we know learning the soil market, a lot of people request and put in applications. Um, it's very time consuming for us to review the applications, their soil data to make sure it's appropriate for for our
landfill before providing at the mass D. Um, so there is a small fee of us just having to do a review time for that. And we don't want people just throwing in applications and not getting back to us. So we want them to actually once they give us an application, they put a little bit of funding in it on themselves. So we know that they're
serious about bringing materials to the to the site. And initially we had a 22 $2,200 uh Saturday operation search charge in case anyone had a long project going on the weekends if they wanted to bring materials. The additional cost to have our contractor come in on the weekend
and work our scale house and have their equipment on site to move the materials. uh over the course of the three years this obviously changed. The soil market is very variable almost like the stock market these days. Um so we did make some changes along the way. Um we did
see between March 2023 and November 2023 um we saw that people we saw a lot of contractors and vendors were putting in more applications than we orig intended and the the packages were being a little bit more complex. So we upped the charge on the application fees to make sure we had enough adequate review time for
those applications to bring the soil in. Uh we also saw that a lot of contractors were bringing in what we call a bentite material. Um that the water-based fluid used in deep foundations excavations and stabilization. So we had a lot of contractors bringing in soils from uh
let's say downtown Boston and those materials are actually harder for us to move with our equipment. So then our contractor had to bring in additional equipment on top of what they originally bid. So, we want to make sure we covered our cost whenever uh that those materials came in. We had enough funding on the on the backside to be able to
fund our contractors to be able to move and shape that material at our landfill. So, anytime we saw that designation for soils, we charge an additional $10 per ton. Um so that went on for about a year or so. Um we did scale it back at one
point. Um we actually saw the soil markets go up even more because some landfills were closing. So we we tested the waters and we brought our soil fee just our regular soil fee up to $40 per ton and betite handling at $50 per ton. Um that was really a short-lived area
window. Um not much really happened during that time. So we actually pulled it back in March and went back to our $1,000 per application and $30 per ton for the your non-impacted soils and $40 for betite materials. Uh, and just kind of to wrap up on the
financial piece. Um, so originally with the $300,000 300,000 tons that we initiated to bring in, um, we projected a net revenue of about $2.54 million. Um, the current revenue and soils collected, we collected over 380,000
tons of material and that roughly brought in uh, $1.9 million. Um, so the total new estimated net revenues where we're still working through the final cost is about $6.5 million. [clears throat] Total project costs are coming in around $5.4 million once the
project is all set and complete. Um, I have a little bit of a scale here that I was tracking each month. So I was tracking our overall expenditures um on a monthly basis plus what our revenue was coming in to make sure that we were tracking to see we were getting enough
volume. um per month to be able to operate effectively. So um this chart kind of shows that making sure we're on each monthly basis when we got all the reports in, we're reviewing what we had for soil intake, tonnage, uh
expenditures, and potential revenue, which leads us to next steps, which we're almost there. Uh so right now public works and the contractor we're finalizing the shaping materials on the site and restoration of landfill area one really at this point we're going to be coming back in March April doing a
final kind of a top dressing on top of the site all the soil and top soil has been applied um to landfill one we're reconfiguring the transportation entryway so now that we have the 70oot scale it's more accommodating for any trucks coming to our site we're going to
kind of reshift and refocus some of the entryway and exit way for the transportation to create a better flow with the one scale and the scale house that we currently have. Um so we're working through that. That project should be clean completed by the end of March. Um we're now we're on a kind of a
timeline for the clock for the consent order. Um starting March 1st, we have 90 days to complete the completion report and send in the mass DP for their review. And then 180 days after completion of of that of the consent order, we're
required to submit uh another postclosure use permit for the solar array. Um so they'll be expecting that 180 days after you close out the administrative consent order. Okay. >> Thank you everyone for your time. Appreciate go through too fast, but
happy to take any questions or if you want to contact me, feel free. >> Uh board members questions. Dan, >> no. I've been following this since the beginning and Stephen's right on top of what happened and the monies came in as projected. So, thank you Stephen.
>> Mike. >> Um, yes. Thank you. Uh, Steve, a quick question. The impacted soil, is it actually have hazardous material in it? It just doesn't make the mark that they're >> for the non-impacted >> the I'm sorry. >> You're allowed to Yeah, you're allowed
to have some background tracing of it, but it's Well below the the the level of any health human health hazard. >> Okay. And how and how thick is this layer? It's 50 feet 100 ft of this soil.
>> Oh well, it's going to vary because of the way that the infill layer is shaped. So you could be at some points 50 to 60 ft. Other points you're probably around 3 ft. >> Yep. Okay. Um there was another question. Okay. And obviously the project made some money so that's good,
right? So thank you. >> You're welcome. >> China. >> Yeah. >> Um could you go back to the slide? Maybe not the the graph that you had. What's the easement acquisition? >> Sure. >> It's up on the I'm >> glad you asked. So, as part of the
project, um, when we did our initial survey, we determined where the actual property line of not property line, the the layout of what we call Pope's Lane back through there. Um, and actually where everything was originally situated as far as the
scale and the scale house, we're actually on another person's property. >> Ah, >> so which is the uh the abuing property. So in order to make the project kind of continue, we started paying a little bit of uh of rent towards that to [clears throat] compensate for the
damages for use of the property. And then eventually we did work through a deal with the butter to do a full exclusive easement um in perpetuity to use that that land for the landfill benefit. >> Great. >> And that's why it kind of shows a spike of us going up for that onetime payment.
>> Yeah. And that's what struck struck me is just obviously it's the anomaly. Um, what was the process of testing? I'm assuming you don't test every truck. You must do periodic testing on what's coming in to make sure that >> Yeah, we're required to do periodic testing. Um,
so we take in about 2,00 we were taking in about 2,000 tons every day. >> Mhm. >> Um, and we have a certain percentage. I think it was like 10% we got to test. Um, so everyone has to dump in a certain area for so many piles. We test a pile
of that 10%. If that comes in as it was predicted to come in for that specific loader vendor, then we allow them to dump. If it doesn't, when sometimes it sometimes it didn't, immediately they have to remove the soil offsite and make sure it's clean. >> Good to know. Um,
and now what would be the relative timeline of the solar array? What's the next steps in the process now that you've >> leveled the I'm going to say level the ground, but [clears throat] >> literally level the ground. [laughter] you know once you prepared it for the array.
>> So again so that leads to the now we have 180 days to submit the postclosure use permit which be the basically the intent and the plan for the solar array how that'd be set up and D has to go through that permitting process and approve it before we can actually do the construction. >> And if I may madam chair [clears throat and cough] excuse me
we're going to have uh the utility director Clint Allen come in and do a next step presentation on the solar array. There's been some changes because of changes at the federal level related to it. So, um, he needed he needed a minute and couldn't join us tonight for it, but well, he'll be in front of you
soon. >> Well, congratulations on a very profitable effort. >> I know. Thank you, Stephen. A lot of hard work and you do a great job. Thank you. [clears throat] >> Thank you. >> Thank you so much. Want you, you want to stay up there? Thank you very much. The board will consider to authorize the members to sign the following document
pursuant to the authority granted by us to vote of the May 17, 2024 Davis annual town meeting under article 17. Um we'll do these separately. Um
JBM Davis LLC, SB Cornerstone LLC and CCH Exchange Florence LLC for the purposes maintaining the sewer facilities pump station at 152 Ender Street. Board members, any questions on
that? >> Steve, >> Steve, I'm sorry. Steve, do you want to talk about that? >> Yeah, sure. Happy to talk about that. Uh so as part of the recent development on Endicott Street um during the initial site plan review, we did find a location that we'd like to potentially use for a
future pump station replacement project. Um currently we have one on Endicott Street right in front of where the McDonald's is located, but the way it was initially installed is underneath the high tension power lines and it's pretty much into the roadway of Endeott Street. Um so it's hard for us to access if there's an issue um without taking up
the entire roadway. During the site plan process, we did we did find and locate an area with on their site that the developer was willing to um let us take an easement on for the future pump station. So, we worked through that agreement. Um we came up with our plans.
Uh they actually surveyed the plan for us and provided a uh easement document and we have now with its approval to be able to relocate a pump our pump station and street if need be. >> Great. Any questions for Stephen? Dan?
>> None. >> Mike? >> Yes, please. Uh, Steve, can you tell me what each one of these contractors are responsible for? >> So, these are the current owners of the properties on at the Fidelity building and the new hotel that are located off
of the our new well, the new roadway, Shalet Court. So if you driven on endos, you've seen the new Fidelity building >> and then the home to suites which is potentially going to be and then there's an entity that kind of oversees that entire property. So it's those three main entities are the owners of the
property. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Gonna no questions for for Stephen, but uh just out of curiosity, the language that the clerk provided for us in a separate document differs than that in
the agenda. So, I'm wondering if what you read was off the agenda. Is that sufficient for the clerk's purposes, >> Madam Clerk? >> Or should where it doesn't reference article 17 so on and so forth? >> Well, um the motions that I provided to
you or are off of the acceptance of the grant easement document, >> right? What I'm suggesting is the chair read what was a motion based on what was written on agenda item number five of which the language is different than the
language on the separate document. >> The language in the agenda was um presented to me by um council town council in the agenda. >> They're just different. I'm just wondering it's all >> they just may vary slightly but >> Okay. As long as they're fine for you, I'm okay.
>> Okay. Do you want to make the motion, Garner? >> I thought Oh, I thought you read it and made that motion. >> No. >> Oh, okay. All right, then I'll make Okay. Like to make it. >> So, we're doing number one first. >> Yes, please. >> A motion to accept the grant of easement from JBM Danvas LLC SB Cornerstone and
GC and CCH Exchange Lawrence LLC pursuant to the authority granted to us by the vote of the 2024 Danvas annual town meeting under article 17. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? I I >> opposed.
>> Okay. Next one we will do is the board will execute acceptances of the following easement documents pursuant to the authority granted. We'll do the first one. Gerald M. Ruthberg, trustee of 161-165
Endicott Street Nominee Trust said grant of easement is recorded with the Essex South Registry District of Land Court as document number 656462. noted on the certificate of title number 75047. Stephen, you want to talk about that?
>> Sure. And I I might lean a little bit into the rest of the three. >> Um, so Independence Independence Way is actually owned by three separate entities. And due to the reconfiguration of the Endicott Street and Independence Way intersection,
um, the town, they provided us with new traffic signal equipment. So we we own that, but it is on their property. So they're providing us a permanent easement to maintain and operate um and repair any of the traffic sumo equipment on their property at the Independence
Way and Street intersection. >> Questions? >> No, no questions. >> Mike, >> no questions. >> Dan, >> yes. Are these easements currently recorded at the registry of deeds? >> These easements are currently recorded at the registry of deeds.
>> So does that not make them legal? It will not make them legal until you until the select board signs off on the documents for time. >> So is there separate notation made it made it on the deed >> that the boards voted on December or whatever? Where are we? February.
>> February. >> Thank you. >> Just >> it will have the more town council gave us kind of this pathway to follow because of they were already recorded prior to your >> Wait, that's my question. They're already recorded. So what are we doing here tonight? It's still the full finalizing the process that we actually
accepted and took the easements provided to us. The documents are recorded without your signatures. It basically did not happen. >> Okay. I guess >> so. Do I have a motion? [snorts] Would someone like to make a motion? >> I move to execute the below described
grant of easement from Gerald M. Ruthberg, trustee of the 16165 Endicott Street nominee trust pursuant to the authority granted to us by the vote of the 2024 Davis annual town meeting under article 17. Said grant of easement is
recorded with this Essex South Registry District of the land court as document number 656462 noted on the certifi certificate of title number 75047. >> Do I have a second? Second.
>> Second. All in favor? >> I >> opposed. [clears throat] Thank you. Okay. The next one. EDF Danvas condominium trust said easement, I'm sorry, said grant of easement is recorded with the Essex South Reg Registry District of the Land Court as
document number 656672 noted on certificate of title number C160. Stephen, you want to tell us about that please? >> Yes. So, this is just the second part of the uh the three-way ownership of Independence Way. So, it's
um so as you drive into the driveway, there I think pretty much the middle section of the roadway. So, it's three different owners. So, each owner owns a third of the street. And so, that that way we have to provide this three separate motions to approve the three separate documents.
>> Okay. Deian, questions? >> No. >> Mike? >> No questions. >> Tada. Oh, no. I was down there yesterday. It's an unusual configuration. It's like a almost like a rumble strip island in the middle. >> Yeah. >> Do I have a motion, please?
>> My motion to execute the below described grant easement from EDF Danverse condominium trust pursuant to the authority granted to us by the vote of the 2024 Danveris annual town meeting under article 17. said grant of easement is recorded with the Essex count
self-registry district of the land court as document number 656672 noted on certificate of title number C 160. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? I opposed.
>> Thank you. Wallet Liberty Tree LLC said grant of easement is recorded with the Essex South Registry District of the Lean Court as document number 656489 noted on certificate of title number 76627.
Stephen again. >> Yes, as the same as uh previously discussed, this is the third entity that's involved in the easement document. So required to uh approve this as a separate motion as well. >> Thank you. Dan questions. Uh, if I may,
just turning to the second page here of this letter dated November 26, 2025, signed by the town clerk uh, for article 17. It makes reference to two easements, but we're just granting now three
easements. So in the record for the the previous town meeting we had two append we had two appendices to that kind of showing it's kind of like two easements one for the pump station and one for this area although that area is separated into
three separate entities. So, article 17 was our town meeting article that we voted on on the two >> easements >> on a pump station easement and the easements to take this area on the intersection. >> All right. And then that goes to the
three owners. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Thanks for the clarification. Uh Gardner, >> no questions, >> Mike. >> No, no questions. >> Right. Do I have a motion? Motion to execute the below describe grant of easement from Maul at Liberty Tree LLC pursuant to the authority granted to us
by the vote of the 2024 Dampus annual town meeting under article 17. Said grant of easement is recorded with the Essex South Registry District of the Land Court as document number 656489 noted on the certificate of title number
76627. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? I >> opposed. >> Thank you. >> In the corner. >> Uh, Bill, did you want to you have a question? >> All right. We will
speak about anything. >> Again, Bill Brad Street town meeting me precinct one. I read out of number six and I read what's here. I would have appreciated, and I don't know if anybody else cares, a little
description of the area rather than just what's listed here. Uh Steve did a very good job of getting that out. But for someone who has one of these to go by, it doesn't
say where what. I know it would add another side to the paper, but it would would have been nice if there was more information about all of these easements. I'm old. I need more information to help understand. >> You can still drive into the mall. It
won't matter. [laughter] >> I understand. I understand that. It was just paint a a more thorough picture of what these few words say. >> It's all I'm asking. >> Thank you. >> And again, just tell me you're working on working on it, Bill. >> No, we're done. We just signed
everything. >> We signed everything. >> Well, the next time >> for next time. Okay. >> Stephen's done a great job. >> Anybody else have any questions? Wally, any questions or anything? All right. Um, I think that's it, Stephen. Thank you.
Thank you very much. >> Thank you, Stephen. >> Appreciate it. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Right. The town manager will report to the board on various items of interest. Here we go. >> Do we think this is this one working? Can you guys hear me? Yeah. Yes. Okay. You brought [laughter] this other one.
Um thank you, Madam Chair. Um I'm going to start with some of the questions that came up last time. Um we'll start with snow and ice um posttorm. Obviously, this is the biggest snowstorm we've had in a number of years. Um, welcome to my first year as town manager. So, I think
our DPW crew did a fantastic job. Um, it was a very long duration storm. Um, at the height of the storm, we had about 80 to 90 pieces of equipment operating. Um, anyone who's involved in snow operations know that you may start with 80 or 90, but things continue to to break as the
operation goes on. It's it really is a long process and um I really appreciate all the work um of the folks involved. Um, [clears throat] as you know, we did have a parking ban and then the DPW did continue to do posttorm cleanup, including clearing of the downtown. So,
we also appreciate the cooperation of the residents um for not parking and for also that night that we needed to remove some snow to for widening the roads and and the parking spaces. Uh, we appreciate the cooperation um of everyone, all the residents, uh, the
police and of course to the DPW team. We are working on finalizing the numbers um from these most recent events. Um but we can definitely project that we have fully expended our snow budget um for this year. >> And uh we are working currently to to
identify how we're going to absorb that difference in either the existing bless God bless you DPW budget or the general fund budget. So those numbers obviously will um come before you in the future. specifics. Um the dredge revolving fund. Bless you.
>> Sorry. >> It's okay. [laughter] >> Um you there was questions last week when we talked about the slip fees regarding the dredge revolving fund. So I just wanted to bring those uh numbers to you. Uh the one question was was the debt service from the 2008
um dredging com completed? Yes, we concluded that in FY23 and those uh debt service payments were paid out of this revolving fund and the current balance is approximately $130,000. Um and Gardner had mentioned, you know,
kind of the next project, the the permitting and um and uh feasibility study costs and those have been um we've been paying those out of the um the the uh $20,000 that have been moved into the
fund from town meeting. So, we are paid up for 2008 and we are queued up moving into this next project. Uh dog registration is open. State law mandates that all dogs over 6 months old be registered annually annually in
compliance with Massachusetts General Law Chapter 140 section 137. All dogs must be licensed by the town. Information on fees, registration, and registration is available on the town website. Uh, a couple things that we've been involved with recently. Today, Stephen
and I and Representative Sally Karns um attended the Northshore Water Resilience Task Force meeting. Um, I plan on bringing you quarterly updates from the task force uh now that I'm involved as we move forward. They today was um
they've been in they've been working together under charter for the past three years. Um and and that charter kind of came up for review in September. So today we spent most of the time discussing uh updates to the charter and agreements for moving forward. Um
there's some progress happening in the subcommittee. Steven sits on the lower subbasin subcommittee. Um and that is working specifically in our area. And you know the takeaway really from today is you see over 20 communities and additional stakeholders working together
towards a shared solution on on water and um it's definitely a unique um environment for the conversation to be happening and um happy that Danvers is at the table. Uh Rodney and I last week attended a uh Department of Local Services financial
policies training. Uh this the select board adopted our current financial policies in 2019. Um we learned some important new things um and plan to bring some a forwarded updated policies to you all in the next fiscal year. So
more to come there. Um upcoming events uh HR has their black excellence a tribute to black film uh this weekend February 7th 5 to 8 at the Maple Street Church. Information is posted on our website. And while we have special town meeting
on Monday, we are already preparing for the budget proc process and annual town meeting dates um upcoming. Uh we discussed and I shared with the board these dates. So I wanted to share them with the public. The um select board budget review will be Saturday, March
7th. Uh the select board warrant review will be Tuesday, April 7th and Thursday, April 9th if necessary. The finance committee budget review is Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, April 13th, 15th, and 16th. And the finance
committee warrant review is Monday, April 27th, Wednesday, April 29th, and Thursday, April 30th, if needed. And that will lead us up to a annual town meeting on Monday, May 18th. Um, and finally, I just want to say
thank you to Anne Frees, who served this community well for over 30 years. Um, we all wish her the very best in her retirement. She was a force behind the town manager's office. She I want to personally thank her for welcome welcoming me in um giving me guidance
and wisdom that only she could she could give to me. And I really truly appreciate that. Um, and she was a very special part of this community. And I really just want to wish her well and [clears throat] say thank you. And I'm sure the board um and and everyone in this room joins me.
>> Thank you. Thank you. All right. The board will consider consent calendar items as they appear. Everybody take a look at that. Do I have a motion? >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> Okay. All in favor? I opposed.
>> Okay. So, correspondence, select board, new business, previous new business, updates, select board closing comments. Mike, you want to start? >> Oh, uh, sure. Uh, through you, uh, Madam Chairperson, um, to the town manager. I
know we had some name tags, um, I think I saw on both three. >> That was Ann's final project. >> When are they getting put out? >> Haven't been around, but they'll get dispersed and we'll put a policy around it. >> Okay. Second question. Um, did you happen to deal with the time change for
inspections at inspectional services? >> There has not been a policy change. >> We can have her look into that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, on [clears throat] the airport um the on the Danvas committee that uh I had brought up and were pushing forward.
[clears throat] My initial thought was that the airport committee on the damma side was a factf finding group not a not a [clears throat] voting committee and it would be made up by concerned residents and and uh hopefully some of them are pilots. Um and uh people that are
interested in that and [clears throat] I know last the last meeting you mentioned um >> I'm just waiting for feedback. >> Yeah. and and and but you had mentioned that uh myself and possibly Gardner wanted to be on the committee. Um I
don't need to be on it. I'm not a pilot. I like the airport, so I might not be any good to them. I'm just being honest. Um, so I think it needs to be people that are in involved and and interested in doing the hard work to to back up our
two uh commission uh members there with all the possible information that could be located throughout the whole world and whatever best would fit us if if we don't already have it. Um, I just wanted to say that. And secondly, I wanted to know if we could get uh Todd and Bill to
come in for an update on our agenda. um he had put forth a safety plan in a meeting uh that I went to. It was really good and I thought he could uh uh run through that really quickly. I had sent a email to Gabe, the manager um with some thoughts on some extra safety uh
items, but I had I have not heard back. Those are just the things I want to talk about. Thank you. >> No, good. And the airport will be coming back to us. >> Yeah, I think his request is for the commissioners though. >> Commissioners, right? Yeah, please. >> So, we'll have that. Thank you, Mike.
Um, Dana, >> uh, on that same subject that the last meeting, this the, uh, town manager did forward a, uh, memorandum or or or a discussion, a kind of a, a template of what the commission would look like and who would be part of it and ask for our
feedback. I have provided some feedback um, as well. Um, based on that document, I think we got an email as well. Um I also want to thank Ann uh came to the retirement. It was uh nice to see her. A lot of old school uh people joined us
that day. A lot of people who worked with her over her almost third just under 30 years. Um uh 29. It would have been 30 this summer I believe. Um but uh Lenny came, Diane Norris came, uh Joe Collins came, a lot of people who had
worked with her over the years uh came to uh show her the respect of of of everything she gave to this town. Um we all well I shouldn't say I received an email in a manner that I believe maybe the other members did as
well today regarding um trailers, habitable trailers outside of Target. And I'm assuming that the town manager will have the police look at that and maybe provide us with a uh update just what are what's the zoning laws about.
Can you have a habitable trailer someplace? And I I I would I think I know the answer. I don't want to presume the answer. I want to know what the zoning says. >> Madam Cher, I'm happy this was obviously came up today. Um yes, thank you. Uh we received a complaint in the town
manager's office. also um the police responded um as well as so then we we talked about it among our senior team. So the the zoning laws in particular as you said um the zoning law it we can hold the entity who owns the property
accountable for removing the trailer. So um our business is with would be with Target, the entity that owns the parking lot and they the entity Target is responsible for asking them to be to move on. Our police are obviously available to assist in a no trespass
order [snorts] and all the above. So police were um working with Target today um and just to follow up and make sure that we're clear with with all of the entities in that area um a zoning letter will go out to make sure they have 30 days to get into compliance. >> Okay. And just for clarity, is it Target
owns a parking lot or the mall who owns the parking lot? >> That's a good question that I don't know. >> Okay, I'm just wondering. I >> We were working with Target. >> Okay, very good. Uh we also just all got a uh a snail mail email from uh George Fluto. I want to acknowledge it. Although I haven't had time to digest
it, I will be looking at it. Um other than that, I don't have anything else. Thank you. >> Thank you. Um Dan, do you want to say it then? You can come back after me again. >> Thank you. Um couple of questions through you to uh the town manager perhaps
at town meeting if town meeting votes not in favor of the Finn Comm's recommendation and there's been no amendment made what happens to that article >> I think I'd need clarity on what the
question is well very simple >> if they vote no >> if there's a and calm recommendation. >> Yeah. >> Of which all of them were in favor of the articles as presented and town meeting says no. What happens to that particular article?
Does it die? Can it be brought up for reconsideration? And if so, by whom? Can an amendment be made to put back in the language that was deleted or none of the above? >> I don't want to. If I might I've gone
through this specific scenario with the town moderator >> and she >> and I'd like to hear from the manager and the town moderator if you don't mind. >> Sure. If you want the answer >> I will happily follow up with you after speaking to the moderator. >> I can't practice law. None of us here can practice law so please.
>> Yep. >> Thank you for trying. Yep. What else Dan? >> Um article 31 there's 12 paragraphs or items under article 31. Are we to vote on everything as one or do we vote on
each of the 12 items? >> And that's a question for the moderator. >> And if we're voting on the whole thing, any amendments made, are they made as a group or individual applying to the specific letter number?
They're all lettered. >> So that will be at this discretion of the moderator is running the meeting. So I will get back to you there. >> Well, it' be good to know beforehand. So when I'm making amendments, I know how to proceed. Um, >> thank you for bringing up article 26 tonight.
>> The language that was put back in needs to be discussed. I'm sure there'll be numerous amendments on that particular article. As I read the um finan recommendation, I think there's probably three articles
that particularly um apply to the town meeting members and language has been left out. So hopefully the town meeting members have followed through and know what they're voting on when they get to their votes. That's in
the town meeting act. And there's certainly two or more town manager act items where language has been added. So I'm sure those will be discussed at well. So I guess it'll be a long night on the Monday night. But I would like
some clarification on my first two questions. >> Yep. No problem. >> Prior to town meeting. >> I'll have it tomorrow. >> Thank you. Could I could I ask a question based on select selectman Bennett's question >> if any of the articles fail is this
going and mass is it all of them have to pass for us to then move it forward or not there's 54 articles well actually 53 because the citizens the >> first can't either >> right okay so thank you 51 whatever it
is do all of them are we treating this as a whole or can if if for some reason in a dance scenario we don't go with a fincom recommendation that means that nothing changed in that section because
unless there is an amendment that says do something saying no to a no uh to to something doesn't pass it. It's it's not an op it's not an automatic yes as it were. Um but the question is
and I don't know the I don't don't know the and I don't know what the feeling of the board is. Is it >> is it all 51 2 3 4 right 51 have to pass for us to then move that special legislation forward >> or do we move special legislation with
just the things we pass >> up find that too. Yeah. Good questions. >> Anything else? >> No. And I think that I'm sure the moderator will be prepared to speak to it at the beginning. >> Absolutely will. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, it's going to be a long meeting, you know, for Monday. So,
everybody be prepared. Maybe get get there early. Um, everybody read through their materials. Lauren, thank you for bringing that up. Um, we'll talk with the town manager about that, too. And town council. Um, I wanted to say, um,
thank you to everybody with the snowstorm. Um it was a good team effort. I wanted to also say it was really nice. I call it a farewell coffee for Ian Freredus. Um you know three town
managers over 30 years. Um you know thank you to Madame Clerk and her her efforts and team pulling it all together. It was lovely. It was nice to see everybody right Gardner Sally and even Dave Duca everybody. Joe Collins that was really
nice. Um, I also want to say, um, our hearts go out to the loved ones for 36 Maggatha Boulevard. Um, that was really sad. Um, please check your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors, too. Um, and then
I did get the correspondence too about the, um, trailer on the property. So, we'll look into that. Have the police chief um, look into that some more and the town manager. And also on a good note, um Saturday, March 7th, 8:00 a.m. to
11:00 a.m. is the uh pancake festival at the high school. Um they're looking um for volunteers. You can contact Melanie Little uh to volunteer. Also, high school students, you can grab some community service there. And uh with
that being said, I think that's it. My uh Holly Quinn is going to be four months old. in a few days. I'm excited about that. And Dan, would you like to close out? >> Thank you. Uh, if you see a vet, please thank him or her for their service to our country. >> Oh, and one more thing I forgot. I just
wanted to I forgot to ask the clerk, do you have any updates about the elections, too? That's very important. >> Thanks for asking. I do. [laughter] I So, nomination papers are available in my office down the hallway. Um, I've got the book already. Please come and see me if you're interested. Uh, the election
details are on the website. I've got some copies in the back of the room if anybody wants to pick one up. And I wanted to remind um folks that on Tuesday we will be caucusing one seat in each um of precinct 2 and precinct 4. Um the caucus will start at 7:00 p.m. for
those precincts. So if those folks could show up a little bit early uh and then if there are any interested people who live in precinct 2 or 4 um they should arrive uh 6:45ish um to present at caucus. Uh and then I did also give you just to remind you um
I gave you a new updated select board schedule. Um there is there are three elections this year. The May election uh will move our select board meeting to the Thursday of that week. >> Uh and then the same scenario in September and November. >> [clears throat]
>> So the meeting on September 1st which is election day would move to September 3rd and uh the November 3rd meeting due to the state election will move to November 5th and then uh the local election on May 5th which is a
Monday. Um we are going to move that to oh no that's a Tuesday May 5th the election and then we're moving the select board meeting to the 7th of that week on the Thursday. >> Terrific. Thank you. Thank you, Dan. Want to say one more time?
>> Thank you to you. Say thank you to all the veterans. >> Thank you. Good night, everybody.