machine. >> Oh, we're probably all adults in the room. We can probably manage somehow. Okay. Call the order. Waste reduction committee. Uh myself is present. >> Mr. Ney and Mr. Perry.
>> Mhm. >> You don't see no one else, right? >> What time do we call it to order? >> 3 p.m. >> 300. >> 3 p.m. >> 3 p.m. 3 in the morning. Yeah. >> We'll uh move right along. Do we have to
do the pledge? >> Nope. We're going to move right along. Already did the member introduction. Right down to reports. Well, >> how about member? That does this that doesn't >> that's kind of like attendance. >> Okay. It doesn't apply any new members. >> Nope. No. If there was an audience, it'd
be different. Yep. As far as reports from the transfer station, um there was a problem with uh the Wi-Fi, but it didn't interfere with the sales. Uh we had to call the cable company come down to replace the wire
from the pole to the building. That's all they found. So, it's really nothing else to report. Things are going well. The new attendant is really doing well. He interacts well with the customers. He's uh cut down on a lot of bag waste. It's stopping.
>> Good. >> And people are still trying to get away with stuff, but he knows he knows to look out for that. >> Did the other guy get a job as a car? >> Not that I'm aware of. He had an opportunity to go to I believe Ingam Water Department.
>> Okay. >> So, uh I will say this about your new attendant. Um, I've been up there once and uh I had a number of things. Boom, boom, boom. Right down. Got everything taken care of. That took care of some
books and uh I was impressed. I mean, very uh to your point, you know, very customer friendly and uh so that's good. That's a positive thing. >> Yep. That problem with Comcast, the the laptop is plugged into the system.
So that's my redundancy. But it can work on Wi-Fi. Actually works faster with Wi-Fi. But the Wi-Fi pot was down. But the cable part still worked. So we didn't lose any time. I meant to say that. >> That was pretty good. And they respond. Comcast responded within the hour when I
called, which was >> Oh, that's unusual. >> It was [laughter] Well, it's Comcast business. It's a different different band than what you would call. They respond because we're a business. That's nice to know.
>> It's come second. Business has come first. >> Unless it's payment time. >> Okay. [clears throat] Old business swaps. Well, um I uh put together a um and no difference
you that's that had that little confusion there where I had a family issue and I tried to call etc. But so I just went ahead with this thing. >> Okay. Um >> was that the thing I got today from Liz? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Um it was a compilation of uh what we
had discussed in this committee um uh as well as um uh swap shed uh documentation from other municipalities. And um this is what I put together in draft.
>> Copies of that? >> Yeah, I believe they're in here. Yeah. >> Yeah. Um, >> you just got to dig for them. >> So, uh, there's no pride of authorship. I mean, if we can go over this, if we need to add, subtract, multiply, or divide, uh, you know, I think we're at
the point where we should get this thing uh, in final form. >> I agree. So, that would >> Oh, okay. Well, I mean, we we discussed if you want me to, we'll just we discussed stickers. >> Yep. And I thought there were were three
uh three options. Uh any use of the transfer station for disposal of any materials on the current transfer station rates listing. You know, if I'm going to go in and dump something off in one of the bins or whatever as per the rules now need a sticker. Any use of the
swap shed and use of the transfer station for disposal of any other things in there, they should have a sticker. So, if they want to bring in swap shed items and or they're going to use um they will use during the year the bins
then [snorts] they need a sticker not required if they're going to use the swap shed. Okay. And and I think you had mentioned that uh that swap shed could be put in such a position that the attendant could you know get eyes on uh people using the shed. That's item
number one. Any [clears throat] discussion on that one or I mean I'm I'm a little confused what B is. So it's either either or right now you you need it for yard waste and brush.
You know you still need the sticker. >> Okay. So does that need to be added in there too? >> No. I I thought that's where you were going while you were talking. Usually transfer all the materials transfer rates. Yeah, that's that'd be why she provided the rates. Okay.
>> Um yeah, here again, thought process is um people may use a swap shed, they may not. Okay. If they just use a swap shed, then they shouldn't have to have a sticker. If they're going to use the transfer station for transfer material, then they need a sticker. And if they're going to use it for both, if they want
to use the swap shed this week and dispose of thing next week, you know, mixed use, if you will, then they should have a sticker to pay for what they're going to uh uh dispose of. That was the thinking there. You know, it doesn't say anything about Yways.
>> I I thought um but that that what you just said could be incorporated in here too. It would have to be. >> Yeah. >> If if we're going to stay with that. I don't know if we ever decided if we have to have a sticker or not for the use of the swap shed only.
Did we have a vote on that? I don't think we did. >> No, I think we've had a lot of discussion about it. And I I think frankly um combination of things. If, as you said, the the entrance can be configured so the attendant can see whether somebody's using the swap shed, then they drive
away, great. Or if they use the swap shed, then try to drive over to the bins, uh they should have a sticker. Um uh the the the objective here of paying for things to be disposed of is so it
doesn't go back on the taxpayers, you know. I mean uh you need a sticker to get in, pay for the attendance and the the attendant and the soft cost and everything else you pay for. For instance, as I mentioned earlier, I took some metal in and some hard plastic. I had to pay for that. >> Yes.
>> Because I was disposing of it. >> So because items are going to come with a load. >> What did you just say? if anybody was watching on the television. It was kind of confusing. >> If anybody joined in on Zoom, >> huh?
>> People can join in on Zoom. So, if it'll notify me if somebody's waiting to get into the meeting. >> All right. So, let me get this picture clear in my mind. The shed is going to be located in the in the >> transfer station. >> At this time, we're moving towards the
transfer station. So people that coming in to drop stuff in the in the shed can get into the landfill without a sticker. >> Well, that's what you guys came up with so far. >> Well, you spoke about funneling traffic two different ways.
>> Well, you still you still have to go through the attendant. He needs to know why you're there. Everyone's got to come into that attendant. >> So, does that mean you're going to move the shed closer to the street? >> I can't move the shed. >> No. I think my understanding was that
this was the fence. This is the gate to come in. You got those two containers [clears throat] here for mattresses. You got the attendant shed. I think we had discussed putting that swap shed over here. So, the attendant could a meet
people coming in as he does and b I'm using the swap shed. He's got eyes on. If they drive over here, >> correct, >> then drive back out. Or if they drive over here, then try to go back over here. >> Okay, you know, to dump things off. But he's he's got eyes on, I think, with
that configuration. If we were to put it right there, because this is already [clears throat] channeling with these containers, plus the metal and all these other things will be you're channeling people right into the >> So, anybody that's coming in here is going to be stopped by him. So there
could be three or four people in line waiting to get >> right. >> The third person in line could be going to the swap shop and they don't have to wait until he's ready. >> Correct. >> Well, that's what happens now. I mean, I was the third one in line when I went last month. >> Swap sh. >> No, no, no. I understand that. But I mean, I was waiting I was waiting like
back over here and then one went through then I I my turn came up, did my thing and took care of business. >> Great. I noticed at a glance some of this information about swap sheds, they check out with the item, too. They they
check the item in, it's recorded, who's bringing it, and they check out. Are you guys proposing that, too? >> Well, I I don't know at this point. >> Yep. >> That falls under who's going to be manning it, right? >> It it could. Yes.
>> Well, what what do you mean when you say check in? You don't just go to the shed and drop something off. It's got to be inspected. >> It's got to go through the attendant. >> Yes. >> But it doesn't have to be listed or anything. >> You mean No, he's not posting it. No.
People will come and shop for it or not. Right. >> Because there's some references in there about um under the control of the town of Titan. So if you don't have any written references, how do you know what to control? Uh I I don't know what you're saying
about controlling it. It's it's got to be reusable. It's not going to be junk and it's you guys have um >> that's putting a big burden on it if possibly is. Yes.
>> My treasure could be your junk. >> Well, vice versa. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> Yep. I mean, you got a draft here for not accepted items. I mean, that's that should be a good screening. >> And how is that going to get out to the
public? >> That would be an education component. We always should be working on that on everything. You know, just pick something either every selectman's meeting or once a month or something. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> That's what I was thinking. A partial presentation could be made in
a selectman's meeting or something like that. We some of it out anyway. >> So, you guys are uh you have three articles. we need to go through. So, let's try not to get hung up on it. So, right now, we were talking about are we going to require a sticker or not?
I I think we'll have to come back to that. I think >> Okay. >> Why? >> You want to vote on that now? >> Well, what's your thinking? Yes or no? >> I I don't know. I don't know. >> Why? >> Because I don't I don't know. I I think
me personally I think if if >> my personal opinion is forget about the sticker for the swap because you're not going to get people coming if they got to get a stick even if they even if it's free. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I agree with that. I was going to make that point. >> Okay. As long as they adhere to these
three things, right? >> And as long as that attendance got >> Yeah. >> eyes on they got to go through the intendant. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Yeah. And if it quite honestly if it doesn't work out that way then we make a modification. But I don't think if people going to use it it's it's uh it
would discourage people I think using this option if if they had to buy a sticker to go in and just use that stuff. >> Yeah. We I don't know where this is going to go. We it might be no items come in. We may have a flood of them, you know. [clears throat] >> All right. Let's move down to number
two. So, do you want to make a motion to vote for no sticker? I'll >> make a motion we vote to uh the town imposed a uh a second
requirement on the swap share. Second motion made in second. Any discussion? I would say there'll only dis as far as discussion [clears throat] we this committee would make that recommendation to the selectman to act on I believe because it's still a
monetary value even though it's zero. >> Yeah. >> I don't have a problem. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. All in favor? >> I. >> Any oppose? If if a question comes up why somebody on the board select you can you get them
to answer that. >> Yep. And they can impose. >> Yeah, >> they can switch it. Yeah, >> I understand that. >> All right. Number two, >> you're still running with it. >> Yeah, sure. I mean uh when I say u and I
looked at several other municipalities under the control of the town of Dyon once you drop it off once somebody let's say you drop it off there the it falls under the purview of the town's representative I guess which would be
the attendant and uh uh there has to be some control there and then if somebody wanders in Dave wanders in says I want that thing Dave wanders out with it Okay. But while it's in there, it's some it's got to be under the control of somebody. Okay. Because
number one, it's sitting on town property anyway. Number two, this is a town program. So I I I wrote down a question and it might be out of line. I don't know. Um obvious
shed they find a use for it's not going to be in the waist stream. That's our goal, >> right? There's nothing for that [clears throat] us to prevent them or anyone to sell it like you were concern concerned about which is fine. My my question though might not be relevant
but what if it's a town employee? >> It does what? >> Takes items and sells them. >> So what what difference does that make? >> I don't know. >> Well, look at it from the other point of view. Could we deny her the ability to
do that if she wanted to legally? >> We have to call. >> I think it should be I I personally think it should be deterred because you're only going to have that same one or two persons helping out with that shed. Now he's benefiting more than someone else. >> Well, you I have an opposite opinion and
that's because of inventory control. If she wants to take something out of there and gets the inventory down, fine. Get it out of there. That's the name of the game. [clears throat] We don't want it sitting there and we want it out of there. But I like I said that comment could be not relevant. I was just it's just something I thought of because we've had problems in the past.
>> Well, further on in here talks about limiting the number of items I to five items. >> That's true. >> But >> yeah, >> anybody, town employee or not, could walk in there, take four items, three items, and
include them in their yard sale next week. Okay. So, I mean that once it once it goes out the gate with somebody, you've given up control of it. You we've accomplished our mission, which is to keep it out of the bins. >> Good good point. >> Yeah. Out of out of the out of the land.
Yeah. >> Yeah. So, what's the >> the waist stream? Yeah. >> What's the issue? Um my what I thought was it was on the man manager sides certain employees could gain more than other employees because they only have only certain employees have access to it
as much not as much as other employees. That's all. >> But I mean anybody >> it's not an issue though. >> Anybody can drive in anybody whether a town employee or not can drive in and take something and drive off with it and then do whatever they wanted with it. >> Okay. I mean opposing something like that. I see
>> do training. I'm trying to think if there's anything. >> It kind of sounds something like that. Yes. >> Yes. Like you can't take gifts from people as an employee. There's there's rules to it. So I'd rather >> Are you an employee off the clock? >> I don't know.
>> That's not these gentlemen's problem. That's problem. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. No. Right. You can't take gifts. Yeah. That's >> Yeah. So I don't know. >> Is it a problem? >> It's taking items that were Those situations have to be defined. You
just can't assume. >> The state has an ethic board. Yeah. >> That oversees how we conduct ourselves as how or municipal employees. That's why I raised the question. >> Full of unethical people. >> I think I would want to ask before we figure
>> That's more of a Ralph. We can put that one on Ralph. Ralph. >> Yeah, that'll teach him for taking a day off. All right. >> So, I'm gonna put Ralph. We'll find out. wonder what >> checked on the ethic problem >> if it's ethical for employees to take
items and sell it. >> Yeah. Yeah. We live in Massachusetts where there's a law for everything. It it that is way beyond what you guys were supposed to be doing. That's not your problem. >> It's not a problem at all. >> You're right. It shouldn't be. It is. >> I know it is.
>> [laughter] >> You want to go to staff? Yep. The three >> be healthy. Why is it an issue? >> It could be an ethic violation. >> Oh, say you're saying this could be a violation of the state code of ethics. Gotcha. >> All right. Um staffing just all I'm
saying is needs to be oversight and positive control. And not only people person that's configuration as we talked about, you know, where do you put the shed? the way you've got everything configured now you funnel people into the attendant okay with those two right
bins et so it just has to be positive control I think that by virtue of that I mean just eyes on okay and that probably could be the attendant that's all what would probably happen is I'll have to revisit where the doors are
in this one make sure they're on this end I think they're on that end and spin it around bring it >> yeah the doors over here on this Right. Bring it closer. And that gives me the ability to get this closer to this one, but yet offset it. >> Oh, okay.
>> And still have access to it and not interfere with the entrance for the rolloff truck. >> Yeah. Well, again, yeah, whatever it would do, but right now you've got it configured. So there's there's you're funneling everybody right into there, >> right? And then the rolloff truck, the
other rolloff truck has to have access to the metal dumpster that's over here. Did we get the money out of the budget for those bins? >> Yes. Yep. So we could purchase it now. Okay. >> Yep. So that's what that means.
>> Okay. Full time. >> Somebody needs to be over there to see if that's like usable stuff. >> Well, I was going to say, you know, if it's on a Saturday, you're going to have the attendant to have both of those things.
It shouldn't take long. I can't see someone bringing in truckloads. It probably be one or two items. >> And then the next one is shelf life. So, somebody's got to be there to document when these items came in and how long they've been sitting there.
>> Well, Dave had an I we talked about that with little stickers, but that's your ballpark. >> Dennis, I think I don't know if they're still a business in Framingham. They used to make little stickers. So you color code by month. >> Mhm. >> So something comes in in January, you
put a red sticker on. Everything comes in in January and then you decide when you want to move it out. You can't let it stay there. That's going to be a big mistake. Right. >> You got to turn the inventory or you won't get >> every 30 days might be too quick, but it might not might be just right.
>> We can decide. >> Yeah. Just see how it goes. >> I was going to Yeah. The other thing I was going to say is when it comes to inventory, as you all know, some of the things in anybody's inventory turns faster than other things. >> Yes. >> And so, you know, I don't know what
we're going to start getting in a swap shed. But, you know, if we start getting a lot of items that continually turn fast, we may not have to worry about this. I don't know. We should I think we should start out coding the the stuff that's coming in
>> 100% >> and see how it goes. >> Yeah, this is kind of the whole thing is going to see as it goes anyway, but I agree with you. You know, just code it front end. >> You know, you you bring up an interesting point that I thought about too. How much time are we going to give
this thing to succeed? >> I would think you'd have to go a calendar year. >> Okay. Yeah, that was >> what I see trash move in that town items. It seems to be a flux in springtime and then right around Memorial Day.
>> That's what I was thinking. It's probably some seasonal time. >> And I I could see it being closed e either January, February, March or February or March. Anyways, January you might have items come in
after Christmas, maybe the middle of January. close it possibly that would help with the staffing concerns and you know the attendant being out of the shed longer and exposed. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> I mean this this whole thing is kind of
an experiment. We're just trying to get a little bit of control on and again to your point right it has to be we have to make a decision. I agree [clears throat] with the year. So to pass a fail >> if if we're looking at a possibly accepting this document tonight um I question the 30 days maybe it just leave
that blank to be deter and maybe add the words to be determined somehow stay in the shed for >> we might find out quarterly is the way to go but it could be every 30 days >> so what it's item stay in the shed for
uh time to be determined or >> extended period of time >> or attendance attendance discretion. >> Yeah. This [laughter] this is where the the labels are going to come into play. >> Yeah. >> You're going to age the inventory. So that's going to [clears throat] >> Yeah. >> You're going to make up a rule to say
how long something's going to stay in. >> But if you put in writing, you you're kind of binding yourself. It could be at the reasonable period of time. You want to do you want to at that point in time, you want to say reasonable this this play in there.
So eliminate maximum 30 days for a reasonable period of time. >> That has to ensure I didn't stay in the shed period for a maximum 30 days. You can't do that. >> Yeah, that's because if I put something in the shed,
you come the next day and take it, it goes to 30-day maximum. >> Yeah. That's as that's written here. >> Yeah. But in the summer, we're going to have more traffic than we're going to have in the winter. So 30 days, you might have two people come and see it in
the winter. In the summer, you might have 30 people come look at it. >> You want to leave that in or take it out? Maximum 30 days. >> I I take it out. >> I suggest take it out. I add the words reasonable amount of time at this time.
>> Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> Question. Are you making these changes to the document I sent you or you want me to make it and send it back? >> Okay. No, fine. Again, these time limit things were uh things I
saw from other municipalities. That's, you know, in terms of the number five really spend half an hour in there and then leave. I guess if you haven't decided what you want in half an hour, you know, but again, that was from other municipalities. Yeah, they probably had
people just hanging out waiting for stuff to come in, which they should be just a volunteer at that point. Yeah. >> Okay. Uh >> oh. >> Is it going to be posted there? >> We haven't got that far yet. You got some more documents.
You got more. I mean, you'd have the rules. Uh rules, regulations that have to be posted. There's your training uh posted at the swap shed, maybe at the attendant shack also, you know. >> So on number six, I I wonder if we
should liability. Uh the town of Don accepts no responsibility for items taken from the shed. I'm wondering if we should also write taken or left. >> I was That's what jumped out at me too.
left or left for taken. >> Oh yeah. Okay. Yeah. >> So it wouldn't be from shed then just the shed right >> from Yeah. >> taken or left >> for items. Yeah. I think you would taken or left. I think you should put that in there.
>> So the items deposited or taken from the shed. >> Yeah. only got four letters. [laughter] >> And if I might just add a little thing to that, that might be worth capitalizing.
>> Okay. >> [laughter] >> And then the final one was things that we've talked about before other swap options um you know other places where people could take things a drop. We should know that. I mean the research to you know but uh this isn't the final
place to bring something. If you have something huge uh you could take it here you not you but the the individual could take it here or take it there free of charge. >> Yep. And >> one of the things I studied in school
that I don't notice on here is conflict resolution. >> I think there's another document here. Yeah, >> it is not accepted. >> Yeah, >> there's something in cont.
talked about uh the um attendant everything and I don't know see it here now but everything boils down to what the attendant says it's acceptable or is it like they do with the mattresses now I assume they do
that was interesting Okay. Right here. I I get maybe that page didn't get in there. That page get in there. Which one was that? That was the conflict [snorts] resolution one.
That was I believe on the cover of covered the uh items accepted or not accepted. Yeah, I don't have that. >> It's this. >> Yeah, but no, there was >> No, it's this one. >> Something went over the top. >> Can we just run that one real quick?
>> I think I'll make copies. >> Just this is not in here. >> No, no, that didn't make it. That that covers this. >> Okay. you know, talked about the rules and uh to your point, little conflict resolution.
>> I just want to throw something out for debate. Are we overthinking this? [clears throat] >> Overthinking? No. >> Sure. >> I think it's it's easier to have >> No, you're only overthinking it if we're
not going to do it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I I think the thoughts we have now, it's easier to talk about it now as opposed to, you know, nitpick here, nitpick there amongst ourselves as opposed to just putting it out there and uh uh, you
know, have the wild wild west happen. >> I'm going to ask you to do something difficult instead of thinking because we've been on this committee. Instead of thinking of as a member of this committee on your own personal thing, try to think about the public. So we the g the general public, not
not over 60, but the general public, the first thing they're going to do is actually going to pick up this to find information. They're going to go in the town website with their phone and look for these documents on what to do. >> Well, they're going to be on that.
>> They'll be on it. Now, the over 60, we can hit them with the strawberry vine cuz I know they're getting that. >> Thank you. because that's an automatic mailing and that that before all this stuff. It
should be easier like the other ways to get rid of stuff, useful stuff, you know, the the online service, the buy nothing site or the night lions, you know, they they have them options. They don't have to use this and they don't have to throw it in the trash if it's
good that right up front and then if they want more details for the transportation they can dig a little deeper. >> I'd like to ask you a question from what we're discussing right here right now. >> What is your criteria for judging the success of this program?
>> The shed gets emptied and nothing goes in rolloff >> really. So if you have a way that it gets cleared out, which we're supposed to have other ways to clear it out, you know, besides the dying, you like savers are supposed to come in take everything for example. If that shed can
get cleaned out and nothing goes in the rolloffs, I would >> So how how often do you plan on having savers come in? >> That's to be determined. >> Okay. you know, we'd had that discussion of February, March, one or two people maybe
might come in whereas during the summertime and I think it more people may come in but I think also back to your point you know advertising it and training and etc having documents there having it publicized uh in my way
my way of thinking if you have people made aware of it if they start coming in start using it to me that's Okay, that's one of the check offs of success. We've got a I don't want to say steady stream because that implies something, but a stream people that come in and drop
things, take things, etc. To me, that's that's success. And I think you have to measure how many people come in, how much is taken, and then whatever is taken doesn't go into the rolloffs. >> That's and that's Tom said, that's well,
that's to be determined. I mean, it's it's one of those things where I asked the question some time ago, can we determine the amount of weight that that that didn't go in and and maybe we can maybe we can make an estimate of it, but you know, Tom said things always change.
You know, what goes in, what board just takes away, the bill that he sends, that waiting always changes. So, I don't know if we can say last year at this time a rolloff went out with four tons, whereas this year it only went out with 3,800 pounds or something like that. Well, we
do we do we're required to keep track of the tonnage. I don't know if we'll see >> in the swap sh >> no the transfer station. I don't know if we'll see a reduction to to to answer your question, but I'm required to keep track of the tonnage every year and I
have to report it. I would say to the best way to measure it is we can clear out that shed and nothing goes in our rolloffs. That's that's the easiest way to say it. When you have savers come in, do they take everything? >> I'm told they take everything.
Everything to be determined. I I like to see it. [clears throat] Now, the Lions, as you know, when the light yard sale auctions over, we tend to have stuff in the roll off. I'm told savers would take all of
that. So, I mean, that'd be another way to get stuff out of the waist stream, too. I think we're on this one now. >> Yeah. Um, I just spelling error on the draft and I'm
doing over and item it's a [clears throat] she was not paying attention. [laughter] So the the rigid plastic I mean I don't know why I thought a rigid plastic reading is I mean you mentioned it more than once about nothing bigger than 4 ft wide or any direction.
>> No that's what we had seen in other places. >> Well [snorts] the rigid plastic could exceed that. those just a plastic kid houses boxes those are more than 4 feet and that's a useful thing to get out of the waist stream because there's no end use
in the waist stream right now for that so if we can get that out of the landfill I think that'd be big deal so that would be under the discretion of the attendant I imagine we can let that >> well I again you know you're volume limited to yes so with the with the shed
so it's that one of those things where uh It's plastic. It's a play toy. It's meant to go outside. Uh you put it beside the shed, you know, just so we don't want it to start looking like a an old dump. >> Right. Right. [clears throat]
>> Yep. >> Where did all this come from? >> I I've compiled it from a lot of different from discussions we've had plus a lot of different uh municipality literature from municipalities. this thing down here called patrons limit three items per it come from someplace
else. >> Yes, it did. Um because uh to go back to something I had said earlier uh I I guess uh municipalities some were finding that people were coming in grabbing up everything they could and
the next day so to speak it was on their front yard yard as a yard sale and whatever sold great and whatever didn't sell came back into the swap shed. There were, matter of fact, I forget, there were two municipalities that said
that point blank that, you know, that we don't want people coming in and and doing this and so we're going to limit them. >> What a commentary on the state of society. >> Yeah, [laughter] I know. >> Help us.
>> So, this one's good. I'm only going to change that grammatical error. >> Oh, which one was that? Uh, number one, arguing over an item. >> Did I misspell it? Yeah, >> you just put and >> Oh. Oh, sorry. >> Yeah.
>> So, that one's good. >> Yeah, I think so. >> All right. So, draft. >> Now's the time. If we wanted to eliminate the three items, >> how how merry do this
are limited to 30 minutes with one visit each day to the swap shop. So Joe Small comes in and he sees something. He goes home and he tells his wife he saw something that she liked to have. So he has to come back again, but he can't come back that day. >> That's taken from other towns.
>> That's not what I asked you. I don't care about other towns. I care about this town. >> You want to change it? Now's the time. >> Well, I'm just I just brought that issue up for, you know. >> Mhm. >> Ask yourself, how do I control something like that? I I like the three item limit and I do
like the 30 minute thing, but I understand you want the stuff to go. >> Well, you do. That's what that's the first thing was made clear to us at the very beginning is keep it from going in the >> I I I do see a hoarding problem. People want to just take everything.
You know, here again, I think uh we we set some sort of criteria here. And again, I'm not I'm not married. There's no pride of authorship here, but this whole thing is kind of an experiment that we're trying to, you know, talk about and narrow down and and to your point, if uh if I go home, if I take
something home and spot it and say, Kath, I saw this. Oh, go back and get it. You know, if if we see that, then maybe we need to revisit the point, you know, and say, okay, you know, these rules are right now, >> these rules are operating uh procedures, >> correct?
So you can eliminate those two directives and add them in the future. You know, it's a three item limit and the 30 minute rule. You can eliminate them and if we find the need to put them back >> Yeah, we can do that. >> We can come back and twist your arm and get them in there.
Yeah. The only thing I I after I did all this reading have concern with is somebody back in their pickup truck into it, take it home for a yard sale and then bringing back what didn't sell. >> We got two flea markets nearby, too. >> Yeah. So, I mean, we we can certainly
take that see how it goes. >> I think that's a good idea. Paint way deals with that issue of the yard sale. >> Yeah. And I mean, we can take the other thing out. uh 30 minute, you know, I mean, one visit per day.
>> I can come out and see how it works. >> Whatever you want to call it that we have to anticipate issues like this. We should never have to do this. >> We can see how it go. I mean, we we need to we need to say something. We need to to sort of argue with that point. I
agree with you. It's just sad that we have to worry about somebody coming in and clearing out the so they can have a yard sale. >> Come on. Yeah. >> Well, I I that wouldn't bother me so much as, you know, if they take a whole truckload out, great. Have a great day. But then if half of it doesn't sell,
they bring it back in. That's that's the second piece of that is where I have the issue. You know, >> all I'm saying is that's a sad commentary in the state of society. >> Oh, yeah. You won't get an argument. >> Maybe there should be a statement in there about returning it.
Some of these issues could be trans I think could be dealt in in a mission statement that we could post on the building. >> Nothing would do any good with a lot of >> I think most people would rather just look at a bunch of bullets than stand
there and read a giant paragraph. >> So what are we doing with the three items in 30 minutes? >> I mean I I wrote it down. It made sense to me. That's why I put it there. >> I I I my objection to the 30 minutes is,
you know, is the landfill attendant is going to be doing? How's he going to be able to point out Mr. Smith was there? >> Well, he's not going to stand there with a a time clock, but it gives him a way to get someone removed that's just
hanging around aggravating him. [laughter] >> Well, no. I mean, just don't stay here all day. Take some mug, leave. >> Yeah, I think it Yeah, it does that and say, "Look, it's in writing. You got so much time." And um I I think I would like to think people [clears throat] good enough to say. And besides, I'd be
bored if I was in there. You know, I I just sweep through, look at it, and go back. Yeah. Okay. Off I go. If I don't see anything I like, you know, I'm one of those people if I go to Home Depot, I know what aisle to go to, what bin to go to, and then I'm out. [laughter]
>> As long as it's not locked. >> Well, yeah. Speaking >> That's discouraging to go into a store like that and see all those bins locked. >> Okay. I'm in a meeting right now. Is it something urgent? >> You have to see what works and what doesn't. >> Oh, absolutely.
>> Before 2:30 be good. Okay. >> Yeah. No, 100%. Yeah. But but we we've got to put something on paper. We got some kind of control. Yeah. >> Yeah. This a starting point if we need to edit >> and unless the the location changes
these two cameras on that. >> I mean if we get here again if it doesn't [clears throat] work we change it. But I mean we got to start somewhere. So, we're leaving it. It's >> just my educational background. I see all these things coming out.
>> There's a lot of stuff here. I like things simple, right to the point. >> What in society today is simple. >> Grand case. Well, >> this
[snorts] you're not changing it, right? No. Okay. We're on to >> a statement about a work in progress. >> It's trial and error draft. [laughter] >> I think this was something these items
not accepted as of whatever date. I mean this I think this is pretty straightforward. I've taken that from our own documentation as well as from other municipalities and it all made sense to me. >> You want to do one by one or I just have two comments? Go for it.
>> So if the first one I questioned, I mean like a cordless drill or an actual drill, you're not going to take it. I think we had some discussion uh in the past. If if you bring in something electrical, okay? Well, first of all, back to this the rules. [snorts]
If we say the town isn't responsible for anything, that might be one of those things where we have the administrator dive into if somebody walks off with if you bring in a drill, okay, and it it doesn't work. Okay, but we don't know that unless we try it and Dave walks out
with it and he goes to use it and he gets shocked. All I'm saying is that that could be an issue. Okay. And uh but here again, >> I was just using example. I mean, it could be a push mower. No one's using no more because they got a ride out.
>> Well, you know, again, I it it has to be in good well reasonable working order. >> You can't take it because it takes gasoline and oil. >> Well, do we want to take gasoline and oil? I mean, that's the question. I I would I don't want to be I don't
want to have gasoline or flammables in the shed. That That's a recipe for disaster. Okay. All right. I was just questioning that. And the other one I was questioning is similar idea down further down. No
household chemicals, herbicides, and other hazardous material. I I find uh some of my calls that I receive, people waiting for this next hazardous waste a town hasn't had in a long time. Right.
>> I have this fertilizer I got to get rid of. That was an easy one. use it. >> I thought about that the other day myself. >> Herbicide, use it or give it to someone that can. So, we're we're not taking that. Well, I understand the liability with it. So, that's going to come down
to the education component and it actually should be on here because we don't need a hazardous waste if it's educated well enough. I I uh let me put it this way. Uh I I have been in situations personally, okay, or in
cleanups of situations where people have mixed chemicals together. You know, when it says don't mix this a wee don't mix them together, people have done it anyway. Okay? And uh they've caused some pretty significant health and safety issues. Okay? And I don't think we need
to go down that road at all. Okay? Because I I' I've been in a situation where literally there were cyanide bearing waste on one side of a building and acid bearing waste on the other in rusty barrels. Okay. That would be >> Yeah. You don't we don't want to go there.
>> You know if it's labeled right. Right. >> Yeah. That's my own personal opinion. And then you commented on food. Um no food or canned goods contact thing food bank that's on you. Tell me that fine. Yeah.
>> Okay. [clears throat] So, are we done with the not accepted items or do we need to read them one by one? >> Now, I I will say back to your point about um uh
things such as uh outside play toys and stuff that might be, you know, that are larger than four feet. >> You might want to consider that, you know. It's outside toys that could sit like outside the shed, but other than that,
>> they could actually to start off, you could I I envision the 40ft container with the side doors. You could probably keep them on one end. >> Yeah. >> Unless you need the room, then they can go outside. >> Yeah, I I can live with that.
>> What's wrong with bringing a snow globe? There are a lot of people out there collecting them now. They only have water in it. Uh, water's an issue. >> Yeah. Winter time freeze and then crack open.
>> Yeah. Never thought of that. >> So, no items requiring electricity. So, no like coffee pots or blenders like that. So, I feel like that would be like the biggest thing to >> crockot a waffle line. >> Waffle line. People get waffle lines for wedding gifts. They never use them
>> and they want to donate them somewhere. Never been used. >> Box. not even open. >> My my my question, well, that's a good point. That would be an exception to what I'm about to say, but why would you give away
a crockpot or a skillet electric? If it's you [snorts] can still use it unless a somebody bought you [clears throat] a new one for Christmas, then you'd want to give it away. But if it's still functional, why would you give it away? A lot of times what we see
coming in the transfer station, it's there was a death and they're cleaning out an estate. >> Mhm. >> So the the garage has got all kinds [clears throat] of useful stuff and you would hit some of these not accepted items. Well, they got to go somewhere else.
>> I threw out my cur because I got sick of buying K Cups. Still worked fine, [laughter] but I was like, I'm wasting money on K Cups, so I just got a pop. >> Well, I mean worked. If if if you want to go back, I'm just concerned with the liability issue. That's all.
>> No, you had a good explanation for me to say leave it. >> So, what are the things that are going to be? >> Well, if we don't take it >> Well, yeah. I mean, we if we take that
el, it's going to be liability in this no matter what you do. No, no matter how you cross the te's and dot the eyes. So, >> no, I I agree with that. But when we get into the point where something >> has a good propensity to kill people
like electricity or gasoline or explosives, then that's that's sort of ramping up a little. >> I agree with what you're saying. I don't have an issue with that. Okay. >> All right. So, this draft can get published and so
>> or we recommended to who? I was I would say they still have to get recommended to the sleman. Yeah. Everything we're doing it accepted right >> correct now ones are accepted items. >> Now we'll do the accepted. Yep.
I agree with everything on the list except the bottom one. >> Oh, that's Yeah, that's right. We've got uh place for books >> even at the transfer station. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, we can just cross that one out then because I I did take some books in my
last visit and drop them off in the bin there. Yeah. It's good packing. I like uh the pitches, you know, after this too. Um I I we're trying to think of everything.
>> Yeah. >> Um religious stuff. I don't see think it's an issue, but do you think we're not thinking of it? >> I don't I mean Christian stuff is not really religious. Uh the crucifix could be
manura. I say bring them in. If they can find a good home, bring them. I think any of you any reasonable person would not consider that an issue. I you know I agree. Bring them in to control it. You don't want certain
section of your all >> Yeah. >> religious items. >> We always had a problem selling it in the auction in the yard sale. >> Really? Yeah. Yeah. Crucifix. Yeah. How do you put a How do you put a price on that? [laughter] >> He already did.
>> Would that fall under knicknacks? >> Or would it be a separate line? >> Someone who's not religious would consider that a knickknack. >> Yeah. Does that get a separate line or just I I say just don't even don't I I I just wanted to bring it to your
attention. I don't think we need to put anything in there because this is fluid. We can always add to things. I just making sure it wasn't overlooked. That's all we get. We because of the Christmas stuff, we always have to think about it. You know, the stuff that goes on town property.
>> So, you want to add it to the list? >> Nope. Nope. Nope. >> But you don't want to put it as unacceptable. >> No, I only brought it up for discussion. That was if we had a If you wanted something for the minutes, we had a discussion about religious items. We'll leave it alone. All right. So, if somebody wants to make
a motion to >> present this to the >> I so move I move that we present the uh proposed swap shed associated rules issues acceptable items nonacceptable
items this packet to the um board of select all these second motion. >> You second it. >> Yes, I did. Motion made second discussions. I have one question.
Do we call them rules or we call them policy or regulations? >> Call them regulations. >> I mean are they all fluid? They always all of them all three I just came out of my mouth. They all can be changed easily. >> I don't see why not. I mean you know this we are in a fluid situation here.
You know what works? What >> I want I want to keep it as fluid as possible especially the first few months. We might have to change something quick. >> What rule, what what word best describes uh this so that can happen. >> I think rules is like straight to the
point. Here's the rules. >> Yeah, that's what Thank you. That's what I was thinking. I'm not sure I buy into this fluid thing. >> Rules and operating procedure or just the word rule and leave it alone. That covers the whole packet.
I'm I just sweep sidewalks for living. I don't know these things. >> I' I'd say leave it as rules. >> Okay. Leave it as rules. >> All right. Sorry to waste your time with that. [laughter] >> Any other discussion? >> That's pretty basic. >> Yeah. [clears throat] All
>> in favor? I >> Any oppose? Okay. Moving right along. Again, that was a pretty big pitch going out. I'm assuming the pictures are from Missy. She helped. >> Yeah, I I didn't I think Elizabeth
probably got those. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Now, why do we want to talk about our compost bin? Well, uh, if if I may here, uh, I put together packet for that.
>> Now we're going now we're going to the compost bins. >> What is that? >> I think that's a tree sent. >> Missy sent it. Um yeah, the first
sent. >> Yeah, I had sent that. This is uh what I had. Let me put that up here. Um proposed >> it's at the beginning. Yeah. All the way. It's right after your
to the beginning. Which one you want to start with? >> Yeah. >> Well, my my thinking on this was and I I think let's let's see where we are right now. they uh collectively agreed on this
let's talk trash flyer to uh to put out in the general public once we brought this thing to to ground. But we agreed on on this this cover
sheet. Yeah. Yeah. My my thought process is [snorts] this and I think it's somewhat different than yours, Tom, but you said keep things as simple as possible. People don't want to spend a whole lot of time reading and and I
agree with that. My if you put too much out there, people just going to ignore it. Bullets, boom, boom, boom. My thinking is this. If people pick up this page, whether we put it in store A or town hall B or
whatever, if we put this here and people get interested in it, pick it up and look at it, they shouldn't have to go somewhere else to get the this is what you should do. they should have attached to it if
they're interested how to do it as opposed to having to go online or cause call Elizabeth or whatever because quite frankly again my way of thinking if they're not interested in picking up this doesn't matter but if they pick this up they should be able to then it
shows interest they should be able to read all this and say hey I can do that but but have the cookbook to do it >> we could always turn this into a QR code and do you know a simple >> Yeah. >> flyer with the bullets
and have them scan this. >> Sure. >> It pops up. >> But but yes, whatever it takes. But if they're interested in this, they should have e QR code or easy access to the this is the what this is the how to make
it happen. Easy access >> and that definitely should go with the bin even if you already have it. >> We have this is what Mr. Perry just presented. So right now I have the generic one that we got with
four of them with Missy. So that was the only that was the thinking on that you know and that's why I thought about it that way and and if we if we recommend this or or uh to the to the board of selectmen uh
whether it be I I I think the way it should be presented if we if we agree on it is this first page would be a flyer to go somewhere and then the uh the um methodology as to the the how to could be TBD, it
could be an attachment or I even like the QR code better, you know, but to to to get this out as a complete packet. That's it. >> Yeah. For some reason, we're having slow communication about the Core River
inventory thing. >> Yeah. >> I mean, we're already selling some of their products. It's their inventory. I know we can shrug our shoulders, but >> yeah, >> if they get an audit, we're going to be part of it. >> Okay, >> we need to come up with
like hand out. We're not getting that much action on it. People come in and buy bags and tell them about it. But >> yeah, >> if we could get more publicity on them. >> Well, again, you know, if if we agree upon this and give it to the board of selectment and the board of selectment
says, "Let's run with this." You know, again, I'll be the delivery boy. I'll put, you know, copies, however many copies we need in public buildings. Uh any uh merchants or vendors around town that are willing to have this sit on their shelf, you know, next to a cash
register. So, I'll take them out there. Okay. I mean, once we get the go-ahad and and whatever shape or form it's in, I'll put it out there. The [clears throat] other thing that I thought of is we're covering half of the
cost. We got to figure out how much we have in that account before we start selling on left and right because I think we're using grant money for that. Correct. >> I believe so. >> Yeah. I think you had close to 3,000
>> I believe. >> So that's that's 100 bins 100 units. Yeah. >> So she gave out the monthly aortionments today. You must have got that. Yes, >> you can see that. And if you don't see it, because I don't see all my accounts either, you have to just ask for it. >> Okay.
>> And that would be something to share with us. I I don't think we got to address that price now, but if you could share the monies that we have on hand, what they need because not everyone's going to know what they need. you know, like what we have aside for
the swap shed or what we have for the bins, you know, they're all different accounts and the town's making money on it because they've taken interest. We're not getting it. But anyway, that's what that's all about. That's good. That's too much to add to
the strawberry vine and those people wouldn't want it anyways. >> Um, are you interested in doing the cow chip again? >> Sure. >> Maybe. Um maybe actually have some compost here so they can see it, smell it.
>> When would the when is the couch? >> Always the weekend after Memorial Day. >> Okay. >> The date always moves because Memorial Day always moves, >> which is sad. It should be on the day that it is, >> right? It's always a weekend after
Memorial Day. >> Should be the 30th and 31st. That's the maximum we have for it. >> That's >> that yield. You get 3,000. >> I I just threw that number out there. It's It might be more than that. >> Okay. >> I know it doesn't get replenished. You
earn that by points. >> Okay. >> That's why it's important to hit your points and then when they give you these grants, you got to fill the criteria to keep it because you get penalized, too. >> All it is is just a big character do their things. Do it their way. That's
all it is. Uh, speaking of that, I got a reminder today to do. >> Yeah, the February 15th thing. >> Yeah. Hurry up. But anyway, back to it. I Yeah, do unless something goes dramatically wrong on the couch again.
This time I I want the shelter that withstands the 400 mph wind. [laughter] Expect wind. Um, I like that idea. Uh, because it that's t that becomes tangible like you're saying. You you have it. Everything's answered. Yeah, you can go online and find more
information. Um, but you build your own. I know people would rather build their own because they're rugged. >> Yeah, >> I imagine they're all three sided so you can turn them easier. Um, >> my wife used to have
all different ages. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. My wife's disappeared somehow. We had stuff borrowing under them and stuff, >> but then it was one of the windstorms. It was gone and it was over half full. So, it wasn't
it wasn't empty. Um, somehow the wind got under it or something. I don't know. Yeah, I have >> probably in the river a huge compost pile, >> but every year >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have any soil ready to >> Oh, yeah. >> Maybe have some that comes
>> Yeah. No, I mean I've got it and the garden gets it every year. Just >> we get at the transfer station, but it probably doesn't that's not food waste, that's yard waste. It that that will look different and it's not screened. >> A homeowners probably looks more
interesting, I would think. >> Yeah. >> Yep. But people still take guys year round. So do we how do we want to move forward with this? Do you want to make a recommendation to the board of selectmen
that we they review this and we move forward with publicizing or >> So is this a two-sided? >> Yeah. Yeah. So I got multiple things here. So it's none of these. No, it's not the That's just the little bit busy. So, I don't know if you
want to use something smaller and then just do QR codes or if you like that flyer. >> Well, no pride of authorship. Again, I think
there there needs to be >> Yeah, that's >> enough on here to grab people's attention and then to give them a quick idea of compost and what is that about and just you know maybe that that picture right there >> along with the do's and don'ts something
>> that will grab people's attention and want them >> they'll either educate themselves and say I'm not interested and put it away or I'd like to do that and move forward with it. But it's got to grab their attention first. So which
which would you propose? >> I like the cleaner one. Um so you was the way you presented it. This there's a lot of information on here. >> Yeah. >> Um I don't know about why why your compost and all that is important. You're going to want
the simple dos and don'ts. Mhm. >> Picture of one. >> Mhm. >> Basically, the brochure that comes with the bins is basically what you see here. This one's got the prices on it. So, you added that. It's very simply right there. You got two, you got three pages
there, right? >> Right. This is actually four, >> right? In a nutshell, this is what you want. >> The QR code. >> Yeah. Okay. So then we would propose putting this
out in the general public with a followup uh with with something on here saying, "Oh, by the way, here's a QR code >> for more information." >> For more information, do this. I'm good with that.
I need to get it going. Now isn't the time to get it going, but you won't get the composting going now and uh in earnest, but you can plant the the seeds, if you will, for people to start in the spring when it warms up and you
know the grass clippings and everything else. Yep. So again, do do we want to do we want to put this in front of the select if it goes going to go out to the general public and in public buildings, etc.? [clears throat]
You mean not in a mailing, just have >> No, no, not access. >> I told I'd be the delivery boy for, you know, ask people, private businesses and private entities, if they would take this, if not, drop some off. Uh, but we need to ask the select if they would
approve of this and then with a QR code to address >> this. Okay. But that's and you're gonna find that information on your site. >> That's on my site. Yep.
>> Why wouldn't we do that? What we got? Nothing to lose. >> I I don't know. You're sitting there with your arms folded. Make a motion. >> So, I'm going to take this and put a QR code on it with more details of the other the other pages, put it on the simple flyer, and then present it to the
selectman. Tell them this is what we want to advertise. >> Yeah. A packet that does all that so they can review. Yeah, I would. So, move what you just said. >> [laughter] >> I'll second that. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm happy.
>> Do you want me to just email you that so you can look at it before I >> No, this is it, right? >> That's it. There >> with the QR code. And >> you don't need the town seal in there, right? >> Do you want the town seal on it? >> Yeah. She would have to push stuff down.
>> Yeah. I think I I think just the way it is fine. Maybe the town of Dayton on there because you just got board of health. You don't say town of Dayton on there anywhere. >> No, if you say border health, it's they might want to add it. In which case, fine.
>> I'll put town of D and board of health. >> All right. No, I mean we I don't need to look at it again. We know what we're going to say. Great. >> All right. So I'll send it to >> they meet the 14th I believe >> this week.
>> Do we do we does anybody need from this committee >> to be there? >> I have to be there anyways. >> Oh, okay. I was going to say >> I'm not I can't sell it the way you do. [laughter] >> I can try. All right. When's the next meeting?
Not just the following. >> Does that sound like a cop out or what? >> I don't mind talking trash in a second meeting. >> Well, no, but I the the part about you can really sell [laughter] the 14. Good. >> Uh, okay. >> I mean, I can introduce you.
Um, yeah, I No, I can do that. I've got got the grandkids overnight and if something happens, you let me know and I'll make sure I got stuff there to give them. So, >> all right. 14th. >> And it's not just that. They're going to the rules in swap shed.
>> Yep. We can address all those things. Why not? >> Yep. Uh actually, you [clears throat] know what I can do is I can refer everything to Peter because he's on a committee. >> That's right. >> So Peter's on a >> No, that would not be appropriate.
>> That's it. 6 p.m. >> What is this? >> Yes. >> The 14th. SL meeting >> the swap shed and the >> go to the >> that's what we voted today to do
after that they may ask when do we want the swap shed we should talk about that when do we want that thing to actually open I suggest April 1st whatever the first week in April
Give us time to acquire it because it got to be procured. Put it in place. Signage. >> When do we do curbside? May. >> It's around Memorial Day. Sometimes a
week before, which is crazy. >> So, we should do it before Bokei. Open it before Pokei. >> Yeah, it should have nothing to do with Bokei. I think we should open it before bulky week though because we might have more items. >> I the stuff we pick up is not usually
the stuff we pick up is not reusable. >> It's not the same. >> It's it's a different animal. That's what I'm saying. Don't worry. It's nothing to do with it. >> Um so April 3rd tenatively >> that's for select. No, that would be when your swap shed could possibly open
if we keep moving forward with it. >> April 3rd. >> April 3rd. So my next step behind the scenes is I'll run everything we discussed today with the attendant. See if there's anything else. We got a little bit of time.
It is in sights with it. >> Okay. Um I mean you you two there's no other location that has the manpower to help oversee it. No, he was interested in other locations, especially I mean it doesn't
have to be open for just because we took around and looked at a few places, >> right? >> Yeah. I think with those other places though, you're going to have to have to a person. >> Yeah. The highway garage, you just don't really have the room and stuff that's
coming and going is not safe. So, >> I like the idea of that uh attendant being able to handle both functions. >> Yep. And if it's an issue, it's an issue. We'll we'll resolve it. I don't
expect it to be an issue. I really be surprised if stuff comes in. [laughter] >> We'll swap it up. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yep. But it might be a it might be a hit. Who knows? >> I think it's going to take a while to get going. >> Yeah. I think it's going to take
constant uh advertising and as we we we did with I forget what the other issue was >> easy to advertise on the buy nothing site >> buy nothing >> they come right to your house and pick it up. So, I mean, yeah. So, the point being it it's out there, you know, and I
think um pass a fail, we'll decide that when we decide it, >> you know, if you're worried about it taking off, you can always see the the trailer. >> Yep. So, the town of East, the Lions
Club is fulltime with a it's like a thrift shop. The Lions Club running, I think it's six days a week. It's a basic store. I don't know how they got the building. >> Seen it. It's huge. The building's a
little bigger than this building. >> No, I'm not kidding. >> Well, just a Lions Club volunteers. You know, Lions, it's just volunteers. >> Yeah. But >> filling [clears throat] this place up with with merchandise. >> They got stuff coming and going. But I imagine there was a there was a startup
time there too, you know, where they went through the same things we're going through now, you know, and it just sort of evolved and um it worked. That's a bigger club, too. >> And as you know, clubs change over time. Right now it's working. So
>> So what else do we have? >> Snowing. >> Nothing serious. at 8 and I also have the meeting team here tonight at 7:00. Um any new business
on the agenda? Okay. Any other business that was not able to get in the agenda? Okay. How about any public input? Anyone? Anyone? Next item is schedule
next meeting tenatively February 2nd 3 PM. Does time work? Okay. >> February second. Wait a minute. >> Wonder if it's brown. Okay. >> Should we canvas the two people that are missing
before we set the time or we just throw it out there? And what do you think? We can put the time that way. We can make sure. >> Tenatively. The next meeting would be February 2nd, 3 PM. >> You guys are good with that? >> I am.
>> What are you anticipating going to the What time? What day do you anticipating going to the >> That would be January 14th. >> Their meetings are at 6 usually. >> 6 at night. Can you go with this whole thing or just
the composting? >> No, the rules and the compost shed and compost. >> Okay. Approval of minutes November 3rd, 2025. >> I'll entertain a motion to accept them
as presented. I read the I make a motion to accept them as presented. Anyone want to second it? >> Okay. Second. All in favor? >> I. Any oppose?
Okay. Motion to adjourn. and second. All >> in favor? >> I >> Do you want us with you on the 14th? >> I I don't Well, if he's available,
that's all we need. I mean, I can do it without him. He He just >> I He said I sell stuff. Well, >> well, any [laughter] believe it or not, your face people are expecting your face now with this stuff. >> No. Okay. with compost
>> with with compost and trash, right? Okay. Yeah, I got it. [laughter] >> I have to be there because I lost my one of my foremans. So, I gota kind of make sure they allow me to rehire >> because I'm still missing a person and
they don't want me to replace that one. >> I'm grouchy already. >> So, we have a motion to adjourn. Dave, you want a second? >> Yeah, one second. >> Hey, >> sorry. Let's go to get the trash bags. Uh, you can go right downstairs.
>> You're welcome. >> You mind if I try to make that meeting on the 14th? >> I don't mind at all. >> I'd like to see how the select will react. >> Yep. Okay. Uh, did we uh vote to adjurnn? We have not voted.
>> All in favor? >> I. >> Any oppose? Thank you. >> Good evening. What?