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God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Miss Elizabeth, is there anyone online? Myself, Tom Perry's here, Mr. Ne's here, Mr. M Elizabeth under reports
um as Liz knows we uh the annual reports for all the times need to be done by the 15th and this piece of survey we have to do also for recycling double checking. So that's something
that has to happen by the 15th. So that's end week. All right. And the other thing we noticed, uh, it'll come out while we're doing the reports, I've noticed that the tunnings has gone down on the transfer station,
which is a good thing. >> Is that because of the weather? >> I think it's cuz we have a different attendant. >> Oh, really? >> Nothing gets by him that's shouldn't get by him. >> Oh, >> yeah. I think that's playing a role. What happens to somebody
or something? >> The biggest thing is bags don't come in anymore, >> right? >> Yeah, that's the big that's the probably biggest one. >> Like household trash. >> Yeah, it used to come a lot.
Yeah. The the other guy had a problem with saying no. You know, you got to hold your ground. This I knew attendant. He holds his ground and he's he's nice about it which is good and he educate educ the main thing is he educating the people
why you know what's the difference in the curb side and transportation roll off they don't go to the same location once they understand that they're good with it they they want to use the the curb side like they're supposed to education you know all the education
all right so we'll jump right into business and right there SWAT. So, where we left off with Slutman, Mr. Perry, and did you show up to me? >> No, I don't think you were there. >> Yeah. >> Nobody told me about it.
>> So, he gave a wonderful presentation as usual. Um, we have some things that brought to our attention and since then, uh, I ran it by the transfer station attendant. uh of the direction this is going and he
made a list that's his list of um his concerns and so that's where we are today. So we need to fine-tune this get ready for the next election meeting and I I believe you want to review these first. >> Yeah. Well first of all u Elizabeth you
took a lot of notes um >> per our discussions did you incorporate those in Okay so these will be yeah the uh talk uh excuse me the transfer station attendant had some some issues
and they might be >> Yes. Yeah. No, but I mean to to reference it. Okay, I'll I'll share this here. >> Yeah. So, the only thing that I didn't add to the new packet you have in front of you is the attendance concerns.
>> Yeah. Okay. We can show that. Anyway, he had tons and had these concerns and I went down and met the same as this. >> No wonder this this is generated off that this answers
that. Um so I sort of highlighted these things the hours of operation and we had said that the hours of operation would be the same as the transfer station was open unless we move the shed but I mean I
don't think there's any change in there but I wanted to address his um concern. So is is that a true statement? It would be the same operation of the transfer station. >> Yes. And he's and the further discussion I had with him with that is we could
shorten the opening time on Saturday. So it's not a long line going out to the street. Like none of these policies or rules that we're bringing are going to be law. They be flexible. >> So if we see that problem, then we can maybe join the hours but have a
different opening time. But we're not there. How will we know we need to do that? >> So he he he's okay with knowing that he has that flexibility to to make adjustments. >> Well, I think and we mentioned it select this is you know we'll let it go for a
year but this is an experiment and you know things are going to change. So this this may be one of those things that uh as we go along has to change but right now the hours would be the same. Are we in agreement on that? >> Yes I am. Yeah.
>> Okay. um transportation. He said transportation is not accept but they come out that last state. There's no alternative, right? >> Yeah, we could make it open a little later so you don't have a backflow of
people. >> Oh, okay. >> But we don't know if we have that demand. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And that's open as I said that's flexible. So opening up half an hour later for this option or an hour later. The second one was um
transfer station he said does not accept rugs. So I said under the items accepted we remove the statement rugs can be placed in the donation bin. Just remove it from what we had uh paperwork we had proposed.
>> So the swed is accepting routes. No, that was a mistake on my part. >> Um, we would in um under items accepted uh we would move remove.
Yeah, I'm items not I'm sorry. Items noted we would remove this uh blanket sheet. Rugs can be placed in the on-site donation bin. rugs would come out and rugs can be placed here.
That that needs to come out. Okay. >> I can this. >> So, we're not the we're not picks at all. Even if it's a nice oriental, you don't want to set right now, right?
Two sets right here. Correct. That's what he's working on now. He's taking it out. So just remove this. >> Yeah, that that would come out. >> Okay, that would come out completely. >> Okay,
>> I said that was a mistake on my >> um the next one we had item number three. How do we know if items are recalled? And that's probably one we need to discuss. And I said I suggested that
under under the items accepted or not accepted you should add any defective or recalled items. In other words like it says we accept items
accepted items. We should put down u defective uh baby baby items. No crib, mattress or car seats. Somewhere in there we need to put down we don't accept defective or recalled items.
Maybe that should go under it's not accepted in bold lettering. >> All right. So >> I mean would you agree with that? Start that right off at the top saying if it's >> I see his concern though. How's he going to know if it's a recall? >> Yeah. I the person's going to know and
everything might be why they're trying to donate it so they don't dispose of it. >> Yeah. Car seats are the biggest opinion. Yeah. >> But I I just uh and I don't know how you can do that. You know, I mean, if you got a recalled item, if you've
registered that item with the company that sold, let's say you bought it from Home Depot and it's, I don't know, whatever it's a lawn mower, you know, you register it and then they'll send you, oh, by the way, there's a defect. Take it back. Whatever the We wouldn't know that.
>> No, >> we should really see if somebody would bond here. >> We'll get back. Yes. volunteer. >> Sit in a swap show. >> What are you doing Saturday mornings? >> Was
all right. So items not accepted. I'm going to put in something in there. >> Any recall? Well, his concern was it's been recalled and we we could add up on items not accepted. any um defective or
recalled items. >> So, I just need to touch on this a little bit. Yeah, we're not going to accept them, but we're not going to vet them. So, does the language going to be there or
would it be better to be I mean, when you take an item from us, you're accepting it as is, >> right? >> No liabilities on us. I I I totally agree with you. I I just think this is like another gate. We've said, you know,
these aren't accepted. >> How are we going to know? We don't. >> Would you run that by the way? >> No. >> I thought we going to run that by Ralph. He was going to look at that. >> Yeah. Ralph's supposed to be doing that, not me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I need permission to do that.
Ralph doesn't. So what what we what are we going to do? Is it just check it off or is it Well, uh Elizabeth is putting down suggesting or putting out suggested items not accepted would be any defective or
recall items more accept and then hopefully that just adds another barrier I guess for lack of a better term. >> But we're not going to know if they're defective or recall. We we just don't know. >> If kids cars seem so small,
>> Kent's not going to waste his time with it. >> No. >> And it fits inside of a $2 bag. >> Yeah. $2.80. Um the next one he was concerned, will stickers be required to show proof of
residency? That gets back to think how you want to reconfigure it. And I had a long conversation with Kent and he he agreed that a form would be if you don't have a sticker, a form of residence
would be driver's license as he uses now for the stickers or vehicle registration. I just want to go over and go to the right. How much money do we generate from sticker base sticker? >> 30. >> How much? >> 30. So, why would we why would why would
we pass up that $30? >> Why would you pay $30 to donate something? >> Well, I'm not going to get in there, right? >> Well, we we do for everything else at this time. >> Yeah.
>> I personally rather see a stick of I I get it. Hey, it's just donating some. >> If it ultimately goes towards reducing the tonnage, you know, it's kind of like I'm not going to get this money up front, but if I'm reducing the tonnage and there's
more of an incentive to come in and put something in the swap shed if you don't have to pay 30 bucks a year to put it in there, you know, otherwise, if I'm going to pay 30 bucks a year, I'm going to throw it in the roll off. what you're saying.
>> So, he's still going to have to ID everybody coming in. >> Yeah, he's going to have to Did Did you talk about how you want to reconfigure it? Yeah. Yeah. Wow. That's your baby. Um the other one, does the shed Well,
here we go. Does the shed need to be located at the transfer station? We discussed this at length, but even took a ride around town. >> Great. Everything we looked at. >> Yep. I I I even thought about the
library again and I can't see it working at the library. That's too bad that configuration you talked about. >> Yeah, it would work. Are you ready for that? Yeah, the same thing. We don't have someone outside.
I can see you weren't an art major. 20 40 So intently we originally were going to put the swatch over here on the inside of the mattress container. This is the mattress. Can you see it?
>> So you come in this way and shed is here. So speaking with K, it makes sense to have it way up here. probably in this angle too with the side the open site on this side. But now we can see what's
going on. So people will come and go this way. They can get to the shed. We don't block off the train ability and whatnot. This is where the transfer station rolls are. You get the recyclables, cardboard, and then the other bins,
practices, metal container. So, it makes sense to put disruption here. So, you got to go by the tendant to get there. If you go anywhere else over here, there's no liability in the town for disposal because it's composting. We compost that, too. Uh, so if the vehicle
drives this way, he's going to know something's up. That's not a normal flow of people. So at a glance, it wouldn't be easy to go this way without him recognize it cuz he's right there. There's also a camera right there, too. Actually pointing that direction cuz watching the stuff over
here. So that's what we're thinking. >> Sense. It's just going to be on a really busy Saturday tough for one person >> possibly about how much stuff is coming in
if we educate on it buy nothing site now we don't have to transport people come and pick it up for you >> you got marketplace itself you get the Lions club baseball league um another vendor that we can have in your set out
after so much time you get Savers that supposedly takes saviors would do a clean out for you if you have an estate clean out. So, you're not bringing a whole estate here. >> So, let's just say you have four people in the swamp shed. Where are these four
vehicles parked? >> I doubt you'll have that many. I know you won't have that many, but they could park anywhere over here. They're not long. >> They're not blocking traffic. >> No. Well, depending on how many items are in
the swap shed, they could be there for 20 minutes, 30 minutes. >> That's not long though. >> As long as they're not blocking the traffic, >> we could spin it pacing the road there and then we use
that to screen more the back road behind the back. >> Yeah. But then then this becomes a problem for the attendant to keep an eye on things. Right now it's an arrow screen so he can see what's going on over here at a glance.
>> Yeah. Now you possibly have pedestrians cross in front of the traffic. >> He is very just people. And these people have a sticker. These people have a sticker. We got the textile books underneath the roof here.
They need a sticker. They know containing pages and a sticker there. You know, I mean, back to your concern about pedestrians. I mean, I've offloaded metal here and people drive in. I have my truck here. Just drive, drive around a little bit. I mean,
>> I don't think we're talking about, you know, people smashing into each other. >> No. Any questions? It's fluid, too. Just like these, it's going to be fluid. So if there's a reason to move it, we
can move it. It's not in the way of snow removing right now, too. We can just drag it forward if we want. Don't want it there for the winter when we're plowing and just drag back out easily or just leave it right there. Probably
configuration be such that it will be almost like a standalone have to buy go by the attendant or visual. But it'll still be a standalone which you can still have eyes on plus the camera on any cheats.
>> Yep. Right. So, um I didn't check off the sticker scenario. So, we're happy with the driver's license license registration. >> Well, his his concern again was how do we know if they come in without a sticker? How do we know it? As I said, he and I had a extended conversation
and we both agreed that, you know, somebody rolls in, I'm going to the swap show, need to steal the same same documents, he would need to issue a sticker. >> So Missy had just to throw this in the mix. Yeah. If Missy wanted this not to be for Don only.
>> Well, I you know, I think we talked about that too. back. >> Yeah, I think for I think um and correct me if I'm wrong, but I think we talked about today. Let's see how it goes
internally before before we make a decision to go externally. >> Well, let me throw that with this subject of proof of residency. That's right. >> Well, I agree. >> We're not Yeah, we're not we're not going outside just yet.
>> Okay. Excellent. Number five. >> And I think we kind of beaten that one to death and done observations and verbalized and everything, but that's where else can it go? Yeah. I can't go to
can't go to the high school either. Not in July, August back here. You >> good? You have to unlock it and lock it every time you walk away. >> Get a garage door open.
>> No. >> No. That's That's a substantial investment. >> You got to change the doors. And you you guys I appreciate your willingness, but you got to get this your whole building staff settled yet,
everyone educated and on board. Yeah. Stress. >> Yeah. Nobody would volunteer. It would be under me, >> right? >> Yeah. You got to get the whole boy health established and moving forward. >> I would have to run it by the board.
And then the town administrator just say wine. Yeah. >> Could be a town hall, right? >> Yeah. you know, it's an extern, you know, if there's a great deal of interest, you know, maybe we address it
again like is there a place I'm not even going to entertain and see away because um there's some days they ran at the number for the client staff ratio. So to add that component is not good. They can't because a lot of times they're right at that ratio. They can't there's
no overlap. So we can't do that. This this wasn't in the job description that you gave me when we swap >> The swap set the actual swap set. No. >> Say you wasn't aware of that. There
could be additional work. >> Could be still a disposal per se. >> Number six. Did you come up with that or did he ask for that? No, that was on his uh I'm sorry. Yeah,
I came up with the part from his area, the issue of additional work, the TSA and the issue of potential staffing of volunteers. Okay, he brought that up. Okay. And what the rest of was mine would probably look at volunteers again
or be prepared TSA requesting a salary increase from the the last sentence is mine. >> Yes. Basically, he's not saying enough. >> Yeah. >> That's a lot to have to do. Monitor what's in match how long it's been
there. See if everything's working. And then so you don't >> filter out Right. In batteries, same thing. You're required to do
what? >> And would you want to do like a sticker for >> Oh, David talked about some sort of a sticker system that comes in if it comes in for just for the sake of arguing. >> Okay. Inventory. >> Yeah. If it comes in in February.
Okay. Uh maybe February gets a blue sticker. Or maybe you divide it halfway. Like it comes in January 15th, put a blue sticker on it. Boom. February 15th, you put a February 14th, put a blue sticker on it. February 15th, maybe a yellow one. And it's going to be in
there a little while, longer, maybe than a month, but at least you got some kind of a system. I know how long it's been in there. >> I I don't disagree with you, but that's making a lot of work. But comes in in January. Let's say you use a orange stick. It comes in in January, comes in the 1 of January or the 30th of January,
gets an orange sticker. Period. If you start breaking it down half a month or something like that, so forth and you just make it work, it doesn't need to be in my opinion. >> Yeah. I mean, just and it would it might stay those orange stickers. One item
might stay from the 1st of January to the end of February. Okay. One might be in there those two month period, but you know, orange stickers for one month. You know, it'll be in there. What I'm trying to say is a calendar month.
January gets yellow. They might get it on the 1st. It might get on the 31st, but comes the 28th of September, you call savers to take it out of whatever hasn't left. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm not thinking you need to do any color. >> Yeah. You need something there for
people shot. Yeah. >> And when you call Shavers, what's left? Zero inventory. >> Yeah. >> So when someone comes to shop after Savers picks everything up, there's nothing. >> Yeah. >> So you're only open nine months of the year. >> Yeah. >> You're not a full year.
>> Typically, you call them at the ninth month. I would >> Well, I would consider that. Yeah. the the the project of edging the inventory is the inventory turn into there's going to be certain amount of people going to show up at this thing
all the time and if they come in January and they see it or something like that and then come back and four months later see the same item they might just say I'll be back in six months and not make a regular visit
that's budget aging inventory Right. Yep. So you have So you're left with something. Yeah. Empty shelves. Someone that came specifically looking and there's nothing on the shelf. >> That's good.
>> How many times are they going to come? >> It's not worth their trip. Maybe twice. >> That's the same way with aging inventory. You know, if you come in January and you see a particular thing and they come back two months later, you're going to start wondering, wait
for it to go on sale. Yeah. Did Did we kill this one? >> Well, I I don't So, what about his concern about that's I guess the question that needs to be addressed. What about how how do we deal with his concerns with this right here?
monitoring reporting. >> Yeah. >> So I the monitoring yeah we don't want the hazation. All those don't >> that I can see. >> Um to me I don't think the other items
matter on the inventory or the aging of the inventory. I could be wrong but I don't think it's an issue right now. We obviously the sh's getting full and if the stuff's not moving we call someone. >> Yeah. You know the issue of hazardous waste every load coming in has to be checked
hazardous waste. >> Correct. >> Not only what what it is and where you throw it but also for hazardous way. So that's I wouldn't say that's out of the ordinary. >> So and then it's tie in with a cost of salary increase. So what are you
actually increasing? What what duties? I don't see it as much different as a Mercury set for example. >> Again I that's what he wrote down. So you know probably should look. >> So if we can identify actually what else is these
you know the wage increase per se that's needed I I would like to identify first because we don't even know if it's going to stay >> right. No, I again I what I said was if if how hard would
the push be to say, hey, I'm doing this additional work. It's it's out the the scope of my original employment contract, therefore, you know, I I need this or or go back to the volunteer
volunteers. But I mean I I think somewhere one way or another that has to be addressed because somebody's saying that's additional work I have to do. Okay. >> Right. Where are they going to be with these volunteers like Lions Baseball League?
You're gonna have to get done with maybe I doubt the Girl Scouts because I don't think they do yards. The >> marching band does. >> Where would they start? >> We could coordinate it that when they have an event coming up, they monitor it up to that date. Then they clean house,
>> they don't come back, >> right? >> And then from that month on someone else has it. That could be a unique thing. But we got to get by this creating this >> to look for the volunteer. You really think we can get 12 different sets of
volunteers and do this? >> You don't need 12. >> Change any month. You said >> no. No, that's not what I said. So if the marching band has an event coming up for a fundraiser, say it's June for example. So they could
April, May, June. >> They do every year and they ask for donations >> for example. So then from the rest of the A July, August, September, November, October, November, December could be lines. The last two months could be just
collected. Now you get inventory to start the year or something. It's not impossible. And again, you might not need to volunteer. We definitely need them to get started. So we figure this out, but we can't get ask volunteers. So we get this
ready. No, no, I just didn't realize. >> So, if we're done, I could be wrong about the wage increase. I don't know if this be amendable something to explore.
>> No, so we could discuss the issue discuss with the history. >> Okay. at this time. Next would be
next. Yeah, next would be you can skip that. The same thing. That's where we're going. Let's do the same. Oh, got one. I just >> changes.
what you what they commented on at the sele and then anything that the wanted is what I >> we're just doing this right right now I like it the way it is it's pretty short covers a
One second. with that whole thing. >> Oh, yes, that that's possible. >> Yeah. Do we have to put it? >> Karen Heather's a problem with the device and they're trying to work on it at the same time.
Give me a second, please. You like the mission statement? >> Yeah. >> Yes. Is they are we touching at all? Everyone's good with it. >> All right. So, so that that alone that
alone is we got to separate stuff down is being recommended to accept the state. Do we want to vote on that by itself or as a whole? All right. Moving down
for rules. Mark well he was directing it towards me he had problem director that's a title stopp which I I'm assuming he would have problem
so how about the highway superintendent takes everything right out of >> Well, everybody knows you as a highway, right? Say highway. We don't maintain department. Anyone else? Yep.
You think it's redundant? You start with the swap. >> Okay. Okay. Then >> why don't we just take it all out and just put staff and volunteers >> or employees and volunteers. >> The sentence staff and volunteers or
employees and volunteers. >> I go along with that. Yep. >> Definitely takes the title ship out of the >> employees and volunteers to reserve the right. >> Yeah.
>> What's wrong with the chef staff and employees? >> It's the same, isn't it? >> Perfect. Okay. So, leave it. Okay. Y I'm just taking out the first Yeah. >> public works. I'm removing that and leaving it.
I I don't understand the last sentence though what it seems to be direct a directive the lieutenant whatever you're going to call it in his or her design or volunteers have the right to restrict access to the swap shed to any
individual they feel may need may be interfering with the operation of the swap shed. I I don't understand that. We're not there anyways. It's all the attendant. Yeah. >> But he would be under us. This is your
This is your administrator. Hello. Yes, sir. >> Any what? Any dates? Not not at this time. I got a call into Mass D to verify if I have to wait for the letter in writing,
but I don't believe so. Um, all the signs are ordered. My sign should be in Wednesdayish. We're not No, I did not notify you. It's closed down yet, but don't post nothing yet. >> Yes. I I well I'm waiting for
clarification if the town needs to have it ready. That's why I'm waiting. If I don't then we'll close it soon. I have everything in place. Okay. Thank you. I think I think it means
I if somebody gets in the way or somebody parks their car in front of the doors or somebody just in general stops you or me from going in or whatever. I mean they they've got to have the ability to in my view got to have the ability
>> say hit the road. Are we these things on this list here once we finalize it are they going to be printed and have copies available for the public? >> Yes. Yes. Okay. >> So that how come that last sentence is going to be all about the transfer
station attendant. >> Okay. >> Instead of instead of my department >> we can do that. Just say the transfer station attendant has the right to restrict access.
the swap for any individual they feel may be interfering with the operation of the swap >> that might not be the transfer station attendant. So >> I know it's not I know it's not going to be I know it's not going to be the highway department
that's why I'm not sure why that's there. >> Okay. Well, how about this? The the transfer station attendant or swap transfer station attendant or swap share volunteers
have the right to restrict. Yes. You know, you hear no. Yeah. >> If I was a volunteer, I wouldn't want that liability put on my shoulders. >> That's a good point. Liability. >> Liability. Yes.
>> How's that liability? >> When I make decisions, not very doesn't make the customer very happy. >> Yeah. >> I think he's going to come to you or he's going to come after me.
At least give me verbal lashes. >> Yeah, that's I I I I agree with David. Maybe we need to change it to the transfer station. A tenant has the right to. And that way if I'm the volunteer and somebody gives me grief, I go over to the the authority, one that's been
being paid by the town, has been appointed by the town. So is in a position of authority. So TSA had the right to restrict >> has the right to >> the transfer station
>> that could be moved. Could you talk about that somewhere else about the time we restricted it and reserves the right to impose a time limit prevent overcrowding and you could actually put it with that down below. >> Okay. >> Makes that top paragraph a lot shorter.
Okay. Cleaner. So the transfer station attendant has the right to restrict access to the swap shed. Any individual they feel may be interfering with the operation of the swap shed and it's getting moved down to the bottom. Whether you're going to
redes Okay, >> that makes sense. I think we could probably take that quite a while. associated issues because I just want to broke that thing up just said you know these are
some of the issues we're dealing with but now we're talking items and things like that I just >> issues >> yeah I think that could come that can come out because that's when I wrote it up these are just some of the issues but they're all highlighted
>> y >> right we got to jump back up though we Okay. >> Are we good with April 1st to December 31st? >> Yeah. I'm having problems up above damaging the face in the ship.
Anybody else have problems with that? >> I think we need to address it. I mean, well, >> it will result in removal of the individual, not a problem of the swamp area. items must be complete. What items? >> We're talking about somebody damaged.
>> No, that's just saying any actions if the tendencies you >> arguing language, physical confrontations, damaging or destroying an item in the shed and damaging ite shed will result in
Yeah, that should be maybe another sentence. Items must be complete unbroken. >> What items? The items >> anything you get dropped off. >> We're talking about somebody damaging the deface in the shed.
>> This is like a list of things that you can get in trouble for. >> Maybe that uh will result in removal, etc. Period. New paragraph. I must be complete unbroken. good working condition which would fall under rule must respect
the person duty and abide by the their decisions. Access is a privilege not a right. Then we drop right down with actions such as argument over items, obscene language or gestures, physical confrontations, damaging or destroying
an item in the shed, damaging the base in the shed will result in removal of the individuals from the swap area. Items must be complete, unbroken in good working condition. So that should be two separate should be two separate sarate
bullet. >> Yeah. What are we doing? >> Right under the the damage def facing the shed. That next sentence that should be two separate bullets. >> Yeah. Individual area.
>> Done. And then the next one will be items must be complete. >> Yeah. Just drop it down as another bullet. Gotcha. Fridays is very >> I think everything else makes sense. >> Friday's activities is a a big roller
coaster. This is fluid. We might find it's just open Saturdays only. I don't know. >> Is he really busy on Fridays? >> It's it's a roller coaster. Sometimes is he has two customers. Sometimes it's kind of steady and he has a lot of
repeats. It's it's you can't really put your finger on it. And you not everyone's available to come on weekend. They make open one day during the week. We got all items up as a three items. So they don't stock their
shelves for a yard sale and bring back what they sell. I remember we had said 30 minutes and then we said well that's really uninforcable. So if there's I think you had brought up the point Tom there's a lot of people say hey guys can we keep
it to about 10 15 minutes right to restrict access anyone may >> yeah that's going to be down now on this last one Yeah. What were we
supposed to sign on the shed itself saying that not accepting capacity or something like that? >> We could if you want to take a lot of aggravation and stuff off
of your attention. >> It could. That's what I was asking you when you were texting. The mattress box, we had to put a sign on it. Mass D. >> Do we have to do that with the structure? >> I'm not sure.
>> I I would imagine so. >> That could go on. >> We have to get somebody to make a sign. >> Can you make signs? >> I We have stencils, but I I think you want it looking nice. >> Well, yeah.
I mean that can that that might result some issues because some of the no items left outside. Yeah, it's definitely possible. >> If we're going to make a sign saying donated by mass DP, then we could make a big assign with some of the main rules. >> Yes.
>> Provided we get the rules for this. >> There weren't too many rules either, but it so far it's okay. Are we done with this page? Yeah, we're going to just take eliminate disruption associated issues.
>> So, no items will be left outside. That's just um I'm not sure about that one. I think that's what you wanted last time. >> No, I don't think it was made because um the bulky plastic,
>> right, the kids sand boxes and stuff, they can be outside. Ain't going to hurt nothing. That kind of I think isn't like I think that could be there's probably going to be plenty of room in it. >> Yeah.
>> But put that there and not be able to put it outside and you could just leave it there until someone takes the white like playsets and plastic stuff. >> Yeah. How's your neighbor across the street? >> Well, that's better than the other stuff he's looking at. >> So, you might just want to take that
out. I I think so. >> I No items will be left outside. >> We can always add that in the future, but I I think you I don't think you want to tie your hands. You get these plastic kit things. They take up a lot of room. You can leave
that outside if you don't have room in the shed. You can stay outside. >> Yeah. And now that you put it, you're going to put away on the back. >> It'll be right at the end, >> right? four times in a row. I'm thinking crash car or something. All right. What I
miss? >> Yeah. >> I'm just assuming that's going to be obvious. >> Well, there are things to point the candle. It's like plastic stuff. Play toys. won't fit inside.
>> Yeah. Okay. >> If need be, we can always add in the future. I just don't want to tie too much. >> All right. So, now we you got a page here about stickers. Do we need that?
I think we do. I I absolutely think we do. Do we need a sticker or do you use it? No. So, why are we going to talk about stickers? because people are going to ask the question, okay, if I've got a sticker, how come that guy how come you
get to go in to the to the uh the facility, but I need a sticker instead of saying instead of the attendant have, say, well, you're using the rolloffs. I just I I this is one of those things I think needs to be said right up front.
If you're using the swap shed, that's it. No sticker. If you use it for if as soon as you turn towards the rolloffs, even if you use the swap shield first and you turn towards a roll off, you're going to have a sticker. We as waste reduction committee willing
to re-entertain the textiles and the book bins needing a sticker to use them. They just don't. >> Well, that's what we're doing here. That's what we're saying. They're not stickers aren't required for use of the swap ship. No, I'm talking about the
other two bins that are already there for donations. Do we require a sticker now? >> No. >> Yes. >> You require a sticker for books? >> Yes. They first start didn't require it. Then they changed their vote. >> Oh, >> because we brought to their attention
they needed a sticker to use transfer station. >> Oh, yeah. It's free. It's free. leave them there, but we made it sticker. I I I think
that kind of defeats the purpose of of >> I doubt voluntarily bringing in >> I doubt people are buying a ticket just to get rid of textiles and books but they have people going there to get rid of textiles and books and they have to have a sticker right now
but they'll probably get the sticker anyways to use the transfer station on other things. If that if that's your experience, then I I'll go with that because I don't have the experience of being down here and seeing what's happening. So if if if
that's your experience, uh and I can understand where you might have a lamp that you want to drop off, but then with the rest of your load, you need to throw it here or bring the branches. I I guess, but I I don't I mean, I'll go with that if that's the experience. You know, take it out and
just say go through the gate. You need a sticker. >> Well, let it ride. See where the suck see what the suckman catch >> or or what do you mean by let ride? Go this way with it or or >> no sticker for the shed and don't don't bring out those other donation bins and
they say bring it up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But if they bring it up, then it is what it is. >> We'll have to come back and converse. >> Okay. Now I'm good with that. I can
So we're going to leave this written as is or with the sticker issue. Is that going to remain as is this document? >> Yeah, I'm halfway to it. >> No, no, no. I mean just just the sticker issue. We're going to leave it as
written and see if it's selected. >> I I I think so. >> Okay. >> It's just if they have an issue with it or they they have the the power because they have monetary power. So they approve and disapprove dollar values. So
they they can remove that on their own without us. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And they they can impose the sticker on the SW if they so choose. >> Yeah. They're going to want to know this this committee's recommendation though.
Do we want a sticker for the thr or not? Well, we should probably address it, right? I have an idea. Why don't we go through the rest of this and then come back to this point because I need get a little sticky. Let's let's just come
back to this. Okay. >> This is all stuff we already talked about though. >> Yeah. was 30 minutes the the shelf life. >> Yeah, I mean we've already this there were no issues with that or with the uh from the
select meeting or there were issues from the uh station attendant at all. Why why is it there again? Two separate documents. supposed to see issues.
We could take off the the time limit from this page. >> Oh, yeah. Whoops. Yeah, let's We need to take that off. And it went staffing. Everything with staffing that could be This must be missing notes from somewhere else.
basis. So staffing fulltime oversight and positive control sw is essential. This could become accompanied by the transportation attendant. Yeah, that doesn't need to be approved. >> So we're taking off the staffing.
>> Yeah. >> And then we're taking off the 30 minute one, the time, right? Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. We need to simplify. we need in there. We haven't mentioned that yet.
Well, you ask if you want a paperwork for the shelf like the date arrive. The shed must be recorded. You ask for a lot of detail work. Yeah. >> Maybe it should be where you place it. The older stuff is going to be in the
front. The newer stuff goes. >> Yeah. Then you have to keep moving the inventory in order to get the all the stuff on the front. If it's it's halfway or back or something, you got to pick it and move it. That's why I'm saying just use a sticker and you don't have to worry
about it. Just look at the sticker that tells it to sit and hunt on and it goes. >> Yeah. Just the attendant at the shed to put stickers on things. >> Well, that shouldn't be too >> The attendant just wants to say the swamp shed. Go ahead. This this
paragraph disposition of materials items. We need that at all. >> That was something Melia was concerned about was >> obviously this this is from another town or recommendations for me. So I'm
thinking get rid of the word elected and >> or get rid of that whole paragraph when we need it. I think it should just be items, you know, all items disposed that the swap shed is
considered town property. >> That's that's that's a that's a disclaimer. >> Once the item is in the swap shed, it is assumed town property. Something that's saying that >> once you leave it here, it's ours. That's that's just in a car basic.
>> Okay. So should it say all materials brought item brought to the swap shed are considered >> property of the town property of the town or town property or something like that. >> Yeah. Disposition of materials items
brought to the swap shed. Items brought to the swap shed. I don't think we need disposition of materials in that items brought to the swap. >> Yeah. Okay. So, we'll take that out. I I think that the way it's worded right now considered to be under the control of
town. >> Yeah, we don't need that. >> Well, >> items brought to this option will be considered town property. >> No, I don't like town property. I'd rather have control of the town because tunnel property to me means you have to
have proper disposition like an auction. >> So we take out elected from elected and appointed officials and employees. >> What one of the things we have to remember when we're doing this? These things have to be understandable to the public that are reading it.
>> They're too complicated and they don't understand. I like they're considered to be under the control of the town. >> That's it. >> Right there. Stop it right there. >> What's that? Don't need anymore. >> And Elizabeth said take out
>> the disposition material. Make items brought to the swap shed. >> Well, wait a minute. We could even take out item brought to the swap. Another bullet. Separate bullet. All items material process swap should have considered under the patrol of town of debt or >> yeah get rid of that whole first
sentence. >> Get rid of the whole uh first the whole first. Yeah. >> Get rid of that. >> Yeah. Just take that right out. Write that whole thing. >> Well, it says the disposition of materials items brought to the swap >> And then it says it again.
>> Yeah, it says it again. All acceptable materials item brought to the swap are considered to be under control or property. Are we using a property or control? >> No, not that that disposition of materials is in capitals like that because that's separates.
>> The next gives you a definition of what you're saying. >> It's just repeating itself though. >> So the disposition of the material, in other words, it's telling people what we're doing with the items collected. And then the next sentence align all
acceptable materials items brought to this rocket are considered to be under the control of Taliban period. I I think those two should remain the same. Um that has a value to it. Both of them the one in the capital letters and that one.
>> What's that? No. Well, the first one's ahead. The first one's a title the disposition of the materials that we collected. It's telling you what's going to happen. >> Oh, so you're using a title. >> Yes. It's telling you what it is. And then all acceptable materials items
brought to the swap shed are considered to be under the control of the town. So in other words, we're deciding how it goes and that person for the disposition. >> You took out elected and appointed, right? >> Yeah. >> Everything passed. >> Well, I wanted to elect first.
It probably should remain though the appointed officials and employees of the town but we'll get rid of the word elected hand then that that's clear that it's appointed officials like myself or employees that designated for the
disposition I think that has to be man just get rid of the word And is that going to be too confusing how you >> you want appointed officials in there too? >> Yeah, because that would be
so >> that's that's where the teeth are right now. That's what makes it work. >> Okay. So it would be all appointed officials and employees of the town. >> Yes. So it could be me or it could be Kent
deciding yes you can take that item control town of Dayton appointed officials employees at the town. Okay. How is that going to read again? So, disposition of materials items
brought brought to the swap shed. Period. Yeah, >> that's still right. >> And then underneath that, this one liner, all accepted materials, last items brought to the SWAT shed, I
consider to be under the control of the town of D, appointed officials and employees of this town. >> I thought you got up. No, I want to keep that. >> Just get rid of the word left at hand.
>> The one that's all capitalized down here. It's kind of like the same thing, isn't it? The town of Dian accepts no responsibility for items left to take from the shed. >> I think that's different. >> One is liability itself. The other is who? >> But it is under the disposition. But
yes, it's liability. The shelf flag. I think we can cross that out for now. >> Which one? >> Shelf life items. >> Yeah, I I think we should cross that out at this time. >> Yeah. And I agree with you and I'll tell
you why I agree. Because it's an experiment and uh you know, >> we don't know what that shelf life is. What is it going to be? >> I agree with your point about it can sit in there forever by the same token. We just don't know what
>> I think once a month you just purge it. We call sers and say come and get what's here. No, because once you have an inventory >> liability that one works uh other sport options create a list of other outlets
for residents to donate. That'sing people, educating people on you can bring it to savers. You can bring it to >> we can have that posted there also. Buy nothing site >> called D Mr. Ne's number there.
>> Buy nothing. >> What are the ones that we can use? >> Yeah. To donate stuff. That one in Florida was closed. >> What was that? What was that? >> The buy nothing Facebook. >> Oh yeah. You say it was in or
>> not save. There was another one in Florida that you could bring it to. It was like a religious Catholic place. >> Oh, St. Vincent. >> Yes, that one was still one. >> Is there? >> Yes. >> By the old fire station where it's now the fire convention.
>> So St. Vincent, I'll put on the list >> possibly. They we have to communicate with them first. Yeah. >> All right. I'll look it up. >> I didn't require any electricity vendors. >> Wait a minute. The Before we go any
further down from it. So, we don't want to wipe that out. I think that needs to be the head accepted. Even though it the bottom of this Yeah, it's on the next page. >> It's going to be It's going to start going to head that next page. It should be up. Yeah. Yeah. Yep.
It should be not accepted. >> That got shifted. >> Where is Where is this? What did I change? >> But for this here. >> Yeah. >> Oh, you can put down 1 of April as a
date. >> Yeah. >> April 26. this on April 1st. >> Okay. >> Okay. April 1st through December 31st. Now you put the date there or on the bottom
of the document. either end beginning or the end for the re reise date, revision date. If you put it there, it's kind of hidden when you're looking for when was this document last revised. >> Okay. >> I'm just going I'm not I'm not a good
editorial person. But if you're looking at when this document was last edited, I think you're looking at the bottom or at the beginning, right? No, I think it was saying up in the top items not accepted as of 1 of April and uh >> Yeah, because I thought items not accepted as of open date.
>> Yeah, we'll change that to April 1. >> Yeah. No, and then you just down here put revi or current as of. >> Yeah. >> Or revised whatever. No, I I know what you're saying there. >> We always have a date in the bottom corner of where the was created.
So the what I'm changing on this one is the rugs, correct? >> Rugs come out >> the the end of the curtains. Period. Then take out more rugs. Then the parentheses rugs can be placed in here. It's not accepted. >> That's what it says on top.
>> Yeah. But then unfortunately rugs can be placed in the on-site donation bin and the attendant can set away. We don't take them at all. >> I got to take that out. >> So that Yeah, that should come out and period.
>> Yep. 12 feet. >> How big is the ship going to be? >> I'd like it to be a 40 foot. want to seem enough tables and stuff to set up
inside. Whole library full of furniture right now, shelves and everything. >> Perfect. We'll figure that out when we get there. Right. Food. No car seats. It says no car seats up here.
>> And then it says no car seats again down here. >> Where? Yeah. down here is under accepted items. This just reassure you. >> Child class car seats are recall baby infant child items not accepted.
I mean accepted items. This is baby items. >> Yeah, I would leave that there. >> No crib, mattress or car seats. How come we're limiting DVDs to only five? That's what uh a couple things that I looked at from the town said five. I
think one of them said because you get overloaded with a hurry but you know five out of there just that's what was in the literature reviewed. I can be remote business and it's just doesn't work. >> Yeah, I know a lot of times you do. No,
it makes sense because most people have like a huge collection of DVDs. They'll come dump the whole thing on you. >> Right. We done with that page. >> I think everything looks good. >> Yeah. It was what I added the um um but you wanted me to add a time logo
to it. Correct. >> Yeah. Hang on. Get ahead of ourselves. >> Oh, >> yeah. >> Oh, to have the vote as corrected so we can recommend it for
there's a motion and second to accept the recommendations as modified. Any further discussion? Hearing none. All in favor? All right. Any oppose? >> Second.
>> I stepped on a motion. >> That's a Russian. I'll catch up. >> So, you still want to talk about this today or you want to postpone it? >> Well, I think I think >> I have to add a logo for that.
I don't see a logo. No, I think we >> Yeah, the one >> Are we staying on this longer or I'll put the need on? >> I I don't think so. Um the the one that you had with the little
QR code on the bottom. Didn't you have the logo embedded? >> I thought I did. >> I know you did. >> Maybe it didn't print out well. So, >> no. You know what? when we went into the town even the first meeting it was there I think you might it didn't come up on the copier >> all right
>> is what happened >> I'll just double check make sure the seal's there >> yeah but I mean that one the composting it was short and sweet and uh the QR code I looked at the QR code and I think our our our discussion was
>> all of this >> a piece of paper to get people interested in compost post and if they picked it up and read it said, "Hey, that's pretty interesting." Instead of page after page, they could go to the QR code if they were interested, pull up
the QR code, print all these things, the cookbook out, and go from there. >> Okay. But I mean, this it'll be a one pager as we talked about all these things up in the all the way, you know, how to do it. You know, it's
again the cookbook. >> I love that. And people can even they pull up the QR code. They can scroll through and um saying I want to use this page and that page instead of printing out the whole thing. But the whole document
you want Yeah. We're asking Elizabeth to tweak it. But you don't want to hit the ground running until there's no snow. >> Why? Yeah. Right. I again the selectman have said as I understand they said it the last time go ahead with
this document the composting one. Okay. >> Did you come away with that? >> Yes. >> And then if you print them up with the logo >> you know middle when the snow goes away and it starts to warm up and I'm just throwing out the middle of April.
I will take them and deliver them to town buildings and stack them. People can take them in obvious places, any private businesses that will allow us to put this document in there. I'll deliver them to them. But right now, I I look at
the stock of composting and look out at a foot and a half of snow and start laughing. So, agreed. When do we think we can set up? When do we because I mean I I'll go there on
>> I guess they got a new policy. It's got to be read three times before it goes into effect. >> I would say three next meeting. >> Yeah, next meeting is next week. >> I'll do it this week. >> I'm sorry. >> All the changes this week. >> So they can get two readings in February
and one in March. strobe >> tenatively it's ready to go for April. >> Yeah. >> And then that way there if it does get tweaked >> or if it doesn't get tweaked I then I can make the signs that Mr. Ney was suggesting but I I don't want to make
signs until this gets >> right. So it'll be like we're on I think we're on to the 11th February be the 11th they're meeting every week or every other day. So the 11th, the 25th and then the 11th of March
1,2 and we can both sit down and just two sets of eyes and then we'll take it from there. >> I'd rather do it sooner than later while it's still fresh. >> I have a meeting tomorrow morning. >> Yeah, I have a meeting at 101.
>> Well, whenever you get it done, >> text me, email me, text, call. >> I should be back in my office by 12:00. >> I got all the response. It's the thing with us retired guys
>> before I was getting ready >> the senior some very good advice he said uh he had just retired but he'd come back into the he said have a plan don't sit down because once you sit down
you'll state seat, you know, then he's >> he was right. >> You need to put in even when you're thinking about retiring. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> The way you want it. >> Well, but you know what? If you go, you
remember the old expression, all trust, and no vector >> without a plan. That's what you want. Next Tuesday. No, they're Wednesday. >> I'm sorry. >> Every other Wednesday,
three, four, the 11th. Yeah. >> The 11th. Yeah. Monday, two, the 4th. 11. Yeah. The 11th and the 25th and then the 11th of uh March.
I got I got an extension for this week, but we need to communicate to make sure >> much cleaner. one or two pages tops. >> Yeah, we need to address anything that Chico brought up fire chief Tom. You had
said that open door. So, do we need I I I think I think myself would work. Okay. >> I do have a patent to my which involves
the building commissioner. That might be the same route. Yeah. >> Well, I just want to close out because he asked the question, you know. >> Yeah. So, technically it's not a bill. >> Yeah. Technical. >> No, I still want the question to come up
again. >> Yeah. But actually, it should be the fire chief and the commission. All right. So, I don't think an ingress is a problem because the whole side's opening up. >> Yeah, >> I wouldn't be surprised if they want to lease the fire signature on the premise,
but they wanted to sh might be dad one side this day. >> Well, do you want to talk to them? You want me to talk to you? >> I I can do that. Yeah. Okay, >> I can do that. Yeah, I I talked to him actually regular basis this week of a
bridge problem, but um yeah, the commissioner I'm meeting with tomorrow morning, so I I can do that. All righty. So, we done >> uh we have this uh trade show. I put it
on there, but then I asked the alliance if they would pay for me to vote and they said yes. So, oh, I don't need the time to pay for it. The alliance is going to pay for it, but I would like Heather to come at me so I'm not trying to box up by myself.
>> The master cycle trade show. See if you can get her to comple with me. So, that's it. statement and then concerns and so the communication marries the old business. Uh there's no
new business. Other items recently accepted we you guys already journed for select do. I didn't know that. Make a motion to drink. I make a motion to agend.
>> I'll sit down and second it. Favor. >> I I oppose. I I don't have much