Um, so we have the appointment of a part-time police officer, Mr. Michael Barry, who is his squad is filling the entire front row of the town hall. >> So, I assume you're coming here at the approval and request of our chief.
>> Um, would you like to just introduce yourself, give a quick intro? >> We're ready to go. No pressure. >> Yeah, whatever. Um, I am excited looking forward to being a part-time officer here. I'm a police officer at the university
right now and um I grew up playing sports. I love the outdoors. Um, very excited to get to know everybody and and be a part of community >> chasing the occasional cow and whatnot.
That happens here >> in June and we're hopefully going to be sliding into the fulltime spot here real soon. So, >> excellent. >> That's the plan. Excited to have you eager to get that spot. >> Awesome. Thank you so much. >> Is there anyone else here that can vouch
for him? >> Oh, I can vouch for >> Okay. What do you miss? >> Just you vouch. That's just you vouch. >> His whole life. >> That's great. That's awesome. And you're
here supporting him. His whole family's here. That's fantastic. >> His sister, his father. >> Yeah. >> Excellent. >> The rest of the crew. >> That's >> all right. Well, that'll work. So, do we have a motion to go forward with this? I
do want to acknowledge that it's really nice that you guys come collectively to support him in this endeavor. Just >> thank you. >> You know that that value is really prevalent and it's just nice to see that and it's it's great. Thank you.
>> So I move to appoint Michael Barry as a part-time officer of the Dunstable Police Department for a term to expire on June 30th, 2026. >> I will second that. Any further discussion?
Being none, all those in favor? >> I I >> I perfect. Thank you. >> Yes. Thank you. Congratulations. >> Yeah. Welcome aboard. Thank you. >> Look forward to change out there. >> Thanks. >> All right. So, uh, we were going to have
a discussion on Lake Street, School Street, Hall Street intersection, and whether or not there's a need for a stop sign there, but, um, the proponent for this is not available to be here tonight. But, however, there is going to be a site meeting >> on that roadway intersection with town
administrator and I believe >> both commission and police chief. >> Me and the police chief. >> You and the police chief. Okay. Thank you very much. Thanks. Good night. Thank you. So that is being addressed outside of this particular form.
>> Um so the next thing we have is the Fendetti property and the right of first refusal. Hi Ann. >> Hi. >> Um so on November 25th my husband and I submitted um a letter to the board. I think actually I handed it to Jason and
the other appropriate boards uh indicating that we wanted to take our field at 476 out of chapter 61A. Um and I'm just not sure what happens next. It's my understanding that there's
a period of one year where the town has the right of first refusal. I I'm not I'm here to get information. I know this doesn't happen very frequently. >> Um and I know I've met with Vicki, so I know there's the issue of um five years
of back taxes. Not sure when that's um and I don't know whether or not the town would be interested any are concern. Um, we don't have any plans to sell right away, but we will not be staying
here long term. It's as we get older. It's a big property. That, uh, field was offered to the house when we bought the house. Um, to re-up that designation and I did not. >> Yeah. So
the that one year is only specific to that. So if you were to let that lapse, it would just fall out of chapter 61A >> at what point? >> Um I believe it's from the time of it from the fiscal year. >> Correct. July 1st.
>> So my understanding is if you So the the the letter you submitted doesn't start the one we had talked. >> Okay. >> If you were to pull it out of chapter 61A, you would have to pay the back taxes, right?
>> And then if a year lapsed, then the town would no longer have >> right >> the right of fresh refusal. You could do whatever you want without the town's involvement. If you >> I'm just wondering if the July 1st
what's the the beginning of the year. >> I thought it was July. >> Is it July 1? I thought it was the the date back but it could be the fiscal year. >> I think it's the fiscal year.
>> It could be. >> I don't know. >> Okay. But the list comes out like >> Yeah. Yes. Call >> Vicki. >> Yes, she'll have the answer to that. Okay. >> Yeah, >> but every every parcel that applies for
61, it all happens at the same time seems based on just the spreadsheets that I've seen. >> Seems like but I may be wrong too. >> No, that that could be that could be correct. But what triggers the the right of first refusal is either the sale or
chamber use. >> Okay. >> That's when the right of first refusal kicks in. >> Okay. So if either of those happen, then the town will have the right of first refusal to purchase property. >> But that's only for 120 days. The right of first refusal by the town is not a
year. It's 120 days. So if you when you tell us officially you are removing this, you from chapter 61, the town has 120 days to
No. Okay. Alan, let Alan you let let him >> change >> and someone has made a course. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Or >> um >> Yeah. >> Then the honey once
received the notice of the bonafide which has been accepted by the owners. then the town has 120 days right >> to exercise its option or not >> that's not the case
>> okay so you don't have an actual offer in the property okay >> so until that happens from what I'm understanding Alan's saying once you have an offer that and you submit that to the select board the select board has 121 days to
>> match that yeah but You know the town can purchase the properties. >> Correct. >> And at any point without you know going through that if if somebody own a piece
of 61 or 61A property and they want to sell it to the town wants to buy then that happens. End of story. >> I would be finding that book. So, in other words, if the town is interested in purchasing it when there's
a there's a willing seller, >> um the 61A process aside, the town it can happen. >> Yeah, it can happen at any point if there's interest on both sides. >> Is there a year though? I mean, if we
don't have an offer on the property after a year, would we own it free and clear or >> if you pay back taxes and absolutely >> and remove if you pay back taxes and remove the designation if a year lapses then you can sell it in the town would
not have >> the option. >> So would the back taxes be payable now or at the end of >> No. No. >> Okay. Now, it might be, as Leah said, it might be we need some clarity on whether
it's when you submit the um application or the the notice to remove it from chapter. So, I don't know if it's that date or the July and that I'm not I'm not certain about that, but you
people they sell a piece of property to a developer someone who wants to build it that would be change of use get whole business of towns auction and uh tax so
>> well I would much prefer that the town by them the developer side. >> I would agree with you. >> Um, so I guess what what the next step for you I guess would be to find out what the selling price or appraisal or
whatever would be. >> I always say to people, what would you like to see happen the land? What do you need for the land from the land? Uh so uh number one,
you know what you would like to have. Okay. >> Well, above town property, so it makes you know makes sense. >> The Bacon property. Um I I thought it originally did directly abut the town
common but it doesn't but it does abut the bacon land which is conservation land. >> Correct. >> Um but it does not directly abut the town common >> cuz that's where it goes down >> your the strip where your house is goes
all the way down >> which is a little bit more than 2 acres. So if you know >> you could work something maybe >> to create a direct connector to the town >> pond that would make more sense. >> Yeah. >> So okay >> well I have my lunch.
>> Okay. >> Well great. I appreciate you coming in. >> Thank you. Yeah. I just needed somewhere I >> Okay. Excellent. That it anything else on that? No, we're good. And you know if you want any you can reach any of us at any time any
other questions and I'm throwing his name in that hat too. So >> thanks Ann. Okay. Up next we have a capital planning committee vacancy. Um there's one seat open for to make it a full board of
three. Is that what it is? Um, we've had a couple submissions of people um expressing interest in doing that. I don't know where you folks are. Yeah. Who do we have here? We have Cavo. We've
got Dot. Anybody else here? Who is >> Oh, they're all here. Lucas and >> Robert. >> Robert. >> Robert. >> Robert. >> Um, well, I guess we may as well go through the process and if
each of you could maybe introduce yourselves, express your interest and what brings you here and what you feel you might be able to contribute to this board. Um, we'll start with the people closest to the table. So, Robert, you're up. Hi, my name is Roberta and I've lived in
Dunable for five years. Uh before that I lived in Peril for over 30 years. Um I am now retired. Um uh my experience
includes not only being a scientist but also being a business executive and uh effectively a government officer and in both the business uh uh context and the
government context I was responsible for uh multi-million dollar budgets. uh my sole interest is in trying to contribute something to the community and uh I heard about the planning board and I
thought it would be interesting. Uh subsequently I learned that there are other boards in which there are vacancies and uh frankly I would be interested in any of those as well although I think I would be more interested in the planning board. >> Great. Thank you. um
>> planning board or the capital planning board? >> Capital because we do have a planning board that is a completely different run. So just to be clear, >> sorry about that. >> No problem. >> Um thank you
do your second round. So let's support I've been in town for working time now. Enjoy getting back into the town again and uh yeah, I just want to participate
and help our family. >> Good. Thank you, Doc. Third row, Pavo. Iman 34 years was a temporary move from New York.
In case u some of you may know me, my wife was teaching in the school district for many years. uh she's involved in the dance theater as well and um I'm a executive in the
project most of my life developing software for engineers including systems engineers and recently I've been focused on market analysis strategy thinking for the company to decide what products to
develop which markets to interesting. In any case, I'm 72, so it's about time to slow down with work, which I have done as of beginning of this year. I'm no longer full-time employee, I'm
consultant. So, I want to have a lot more time here. And I've tried to get involved in certain activities on the town before and it didn't work because of time pressures. I think yeah it became very
clear very quickly that my work was conflicting >> when the parents well that's no longer the case uh we intend to stay in for a long time our sons grew up here they're on there
in the area my daughter-in-law is running for progress in Newampshire we have very strong ethnic looks the roots in Polish culture. I was born in Poland. My wife
is a doctor like World War II and GR. So that's that's who I am and would love to contribute to the town and this might be something else. But yeah, >> Jason sent an email and that's why it
thanks. >> Thank you, B. Last but not least, Lucas Lucas. Um, I have been a resident of town for gosh 14 years now. Uh, we
uh see what I do for work. I I'm a architect. Uh, still still working. Um, I have uh two children in the school district at the moment. I've had two children go through the school uh two additional children go through the school district. Uh, and I'm here today
mostly because I'm just interested in continuing my uh my uh just assistance to the town. Uh, so I'm on land use committee uh that work is wrapping up. I received an email from Jason asking if there was any
interest. I reached out um manage projects, managed fairly large projects at the uh center of tech um specializing in fighting. So um
I'm happy to answer any questions that you might have about the or anything that would be sculpted out. >> Thank you. >> Great. Great. Thank you. So, this is very unusual. We don't typically have four people applying for
one position, and you're putting us in a really bad spot of having to choose. So, I'm going to defer to my >> Oh, yeah. >> Clown to the left, me and Joker on the right. Here I am.
>> I I Dodd, I have a question because I didn't I didn't hear everything. Did you say that you were an engineer? am an engineer. >> You are currently employed. >> In terms of a registered professional engineer, >> I no I am not a registered engineer. Um
I am electrical engineer and I do systems engineering work for the government right now. >> Okay. Let me ask this question um for each because it's kind of a vetting process, right? And as Leah said, we usually have
one and sometimes no one apply for these positions. So we're in an unusual position here to have >> never happens. >> Four qualified people. >> Um, Robert, how and this is really going
to go to you, you other guys. All right. How proficient are you with Excel and using and working with spreadsheets? >> I'm very proficient. If you had to rate your skill with Excel, one being 10 being the best. Where do you think you are?
>> Um, it's been several years since I've done extensive uh work with Excel, but I am a programmer and uh it will take me, you know, uh a day to get fully back into
skills. I have uh written Excel macros and uh all of the u financial planning work I did was in Excel. Mine's about a 0.5 just to give us some, you know,
Powell. What do you think? What what what do you think about your skills with Excel? And if you had to rate them with zero to 10, where do you think you are? >> Say our lifestyle.
It's a It's a skill. It's a tool. It's that says there's nine. >> Okay. Yeah. Good. Good. Um, >> do what about you? Where do you think you are with Excel?
>> So, just to give you some context, I've worked in information technology um since the mid80s, quite a long time. Um, computers are my daily life. I am proficient with all the Microsoft Office tools. Excel in
particular, I would say eight and a half, nine. I'm not a 10, but I think I'm a 10, but I'm not a 10. >> Focus. >> I think seven. I'm working every day. Um, and um,
a lot of times we're managing projects. We're managing budgets on projects. So, you know, 78 something. I didn't go 67. >> There it is. >> And the reason that I asked that is
because, you know, if you have almost no proficiency with Excel and you get a spreadsheet and you're sitting there going, I don't know how to open it. >> Um, you know, that's a learning curve issue that, um, is gonna will sty you,
right? because we did, you know, there we did have back a number of years ago town administrator, our first one that said she knew all about Excel and she didn't know that those cells are calculations of so they
crashed and burned on takeoff to say the least. So, I'm just kind of asking that question and the fact that we have four candidates, you know, we're trying to get you to understand what that landscape is like when you're working in that board and you're working with spreadsheets and, you know, maybe trying
to do some comparative analysis or stuff like that. So, Excel is a fundamental scope. Sure, Word is too well, but Excel, you know, yeah, there are there are calculations in those cells. believe me there.
>> Um I do know that. >> And then my next question is you know one of the challenges that we have with these boards is that and and we see this more often than not. Everybody wants to get involved and after they get involved
um they start not participating in meetings and yeah not returning their email and it just kind of circles their drain at that point and they become disinterested and then they leave us. And the trouble with that is that um all
of the tribal knowledge that you gain from working with that board and your colleagues on that board goes with you. Someone else has to come in and they got to start over. And so ideally we would like for that to
not happen. And you know in in corporate world if you come and work for a short while we we would tag that as a failed hire. typically the person didn't understand that what he was getting into and it was probably not adequately explained to them um and you know
through the interview process. So I'm trying to just make sure that because we have four candidates I'm trying to make sure that we vet that out a little bit. you know, we're looking for, you know, someone that will will hang in there with that board. And sometimes there's a
level of frustration with it. All right. And you got to be able to navigate that. You know, you got to you just do. And certainly there could be times at town meeting where you could get called on to
speak to something particularly that is on um that agenda for that planning committee. So you know that kind of sets the stage a little bit to how this is going to um shape out. And so those are
my questions here. >> Yeah. So, are any have any of you been on a board or committee for the town before? >> Land use. >> Land use. So, you're a newbie. Okay. Um, and what other openings do we have right now, Jason? I know master planations got
one. Um, we have a in the event you didn't get >> store. We did send an email out because we we had four interested. We knew everybody wasn't going to be able to get the one spot in capital >> committee the the star store zoning
board one of them there are two of >> yeah okay >> would any of you be interested in one of those other roles in the event you didn't get one for capital planning tonight is there anyone who only wants to do capital planning >> the other ones as well
>> so the my experience sorry past is is something that just to me actually >> okay >> ahead of time just because it's
interesting we again that this going to be this less time >> it is yeah >> other I personally would be very careful >> else unless
that I edited it. This became an awesome experience. Of course, >> trying to make it awesome. >> Yeah. >> How about Lucas and Dot? If if the if capital planning didn't shake out, would you be interested in master plan
implementation or tax aid committee? >> Sorry, I didn't mean to. I just uh joined the economic committee with >> Yeah. Thanks. Um I mean I and we just so infrequently get
this many volunteers. So um I respect have a sort of time uh restrictions or and appreciation. Um I really like that Robert would be interested in you know tax aid committee that's a really important one too if it struck your interest. Um and same with D and Lucas
you know there's some other great boards that we would love more help with. Um, so I nominals back at you, Leah. >> Thank you. >> Or we could also, you know, to be I don't want to be waste anybody's time.
We could also take a night to think about it, too. I know we've done that in the past just to sort of >> speak to that, >> you know, that and again, I'm very appreciative of everyone coming out tonight and I don't want to rush to any decisions, but sometimes for us to ponder it, you know, without the beady eyes on us always helps. No, it's very
helpful to be able to meet you all and have express your interest. >> You can throw lifesavers at me another time and >> go from there. I think it just I'm not trying to table it, but I just um >> I hope you guys aren't agonizing over this. I sat and listened to all of our
descriptions of ourselves. Yeah. >> And frankly, I think if you just flipped a coin and picked somebody, it wouldn't be a horrible thing. No, I mean obviously all four of you are very highly qualified and you know knowing that other you have would pursue other interests if this doesn't happen.
It's not going to destroy your world if it doesn't happen here. There's always something coming up in town that needs help and assistance. Um >> and it is >> yeah I mean >> there's always something needed interesting or not it's still required.
So um so honestly the the interest is really highly appreciated and I hope that this can sort of stem an interest with other people wanting to do something. Um >> I love that. Yeah. I mean I I I you know
I I I think sometimes sleeping on it helps us come to a better decision. So I'd like to just chew on that a little bit. At the same time, um, you know, these folks are all energized. Let's take a look at what we have for other spots.
>> We've sent it, they have it, we've sent that information out to each one of them. >> Um, the only one I didn't include, frankly, is the master plan implementation for me because it's just been dormant for like the last six months. >> It has. >> Yeah. >> But maybe someone could >> re-energize re-energize and get it back
going. I don't think that would be the worst thing. Um, >> it would not be the worst. >> But I didn't include that. And you're right, there is a spot on that committee as well. Um that it's coming. >> I'm sorry. What was the committee? >> Master plan implementation committee.
>> That would be, you know, the town has a wonderful master plan that was came up with ideas for future, you know, overlay districts, uh areas of economic opportunity, as well as how to honor some of the rural tradition that the town has. Um, and it was a committee
that part of master plan implementation plan was to have a committee to implement the plan and it it got sort of uh kicked back off almost a year or so ago. >> Um, and then summertime I think got in the way and then holidays, you know, it was uh, you know, we had some folks,
myself included, just realized our schedules might be a little too jam-packed. Mike was always available, but I wasn't as available as he was. But it's it'd be nice to maybe have some other fresh faces on that group too. And it's a really well done plan the town has that hopefully we can activate along
the way. So >> um our next meeting would be what? February 3rd or 4th. >> Yes. One of those four Wednesday. >> Okay.
>> Can't do the third. Well, and I you have restrictions, too, right? >> Fourth would be better. >> Okay. >> Doesn't matter to me. >> The fourth work for you? >> Better than the third. >> Okay. >> And we'll say we'll do the fifth. >> Yeah, let's throw it on the fourth. We
can mus, think about it, report our thoughts to Jason directly because we can't do it amongst ourselves. >> Is that okay with everybody in the crowd? Yeah. >> Yeah. Great. >> Thanks very much. Yeah. Well, again, thank you. It's tough choice.
We appreciate you all coming out. It's great. We have your names and numbers now, so if we find other stuff, we are >> So, I started on capital planning because I I lost the race for planning board and that was back in 2014 15.
Careful what you wish for. >> Yes. >> I'll never say that. I I will never forget one of the residents being like you're this is your penance to the town. >> I use that line a lot. Like >> then you got conservation. >> Yeah. Conservation income. >> Yeah.
>> Affordable housing >> everything. >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay. Again, um thank you. And we're going to jump on to our next thing. Um so Jason's contract which is here which
does we're supposed to review this one particular section because he has been offered an opportunity to do some consulting work for another town and but that requires approval by the board. >> Um can you give us a status of where
that actually is at this point? um >> they've given a thumbs up. So, the town of Townsen has asked me to assist um with transition um and the interim town administrator
who um I think some of us know >> um and so they they met last night, it's my understanding, and they voted to approve um irony, but I haven't done anything as of yet because the my
contract with with you, >> right? um stipulates that in I need your approval in writing in advance of me doing it as outside employment. So I didn't want to
get too far down the road until um until I came to the board. >> So obviously my main concern would be whether or not you felt that this would be impacting your ability to perform your duties here, >> right? Um, and I know you are 100% dedicated to this town and you would do
nothing to interfere with that relationship. So >> that is all correct. >> Yes. >> Yeah. And if and I would ensure that it would not. >> Yeah. >> And if and if at any point I thought it was then it would I would revisit today.
Have they provided a like a timeline or recommended hour schedule or what is there? >> I think it's now through the end of the fiscal year and it was four roughly four hours a week. >> Oh, okay. >> You can do that in sleep.
>> No. Yeah. >> So, my question would be is are we going to have an IMA or is this going to be 1099 directly with them? >> 109. >> Really? Yeah. Beauty. I mean, we had Mark dad here from
Gotton. He was our in town administrator for I don't know, five, six months. More than that. >> We've got experience with doing this. >> Um >> Kim Fails was here. She was the Townson town. She worked for us. we had an IMA
with. So, you know, in terms of the concept of doing this, no issue with it. It's been done before >> and it worked for us. Um, and if you could pick up some bucks on the side, it's like it's like moonlighting. >> Yeah.
>> I guess >> I don't I don't have any issues with it. >> I am the interimm town administrator for towns. Uh, this was you. I didn't know that. This was something their select board checked with other regional TAs and town managers on and they made the
decision to ask Mr. Silva Jason to do it. Um I'm not going to vote on this and out of good practice I will sign an ethics disclosure for both Dunstable and Townsen. Um just because that's the proper practice as it's been recommended by the state.
just some full transparency and um I think it's something that I hope uh is meaningful for Jason. I think it'll really help Townsen. Um and it's a town that reminds me of Dunable a few years ago. So,
>> thank you. So, you've officially recusing yourself from this. >> I am. And I did, just so the board knows, I spoke to the ethics commission myself. >> Okay. um as well just to clear reinvented it. Yeah. >> And um they recommended
in an abundance of caution frankly to also file a disclosure both communities. So I I intend to do that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, I think in light of that and considering it's a 1099 >> your contract with us, we have the ability to approve this under your
contract. Um the time requirement doesn't sound like it's a burden that will affect us at all and uh it's for you know maybe what six months promise. Yeah. So I'm good with that. I move to approve the town administrator's request
to engage an outside municipal consult consulting services for the town of Townsen provided that such work does not interfere with the performance of his duties to the town of Dunable pursuant to town administrators
employment agreement. Second. >> All fair. >> I just great. Good luck. >> Thank you. >> Work wonders. >> I'm sure they will appreciate the help. >> If you need anything, I like have a
magic wand in I used it here a few times. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> Okay. The next uh we already moved that out of order for the appointment of Michael Barry. Um just report. That's it. Anything else?
you just getting grants approved left and right? >> Yeah. You want to go through it real quick? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Just um we have a we have a few um we have two IFPS, one RFP on the street right now. We have an RFP for the
town center and trail loop and then IPs for town hall HVAC and mowing, landscaping and field maintenance. Um, and we have several that need to go out within the next one or two months. Um, NEMCOD's helping me with the 113
complete streets redesign RFP and then Town Hall chimney, Woodward's Mill Dam Repair, the baseball field rehab and IT management services all need to go out. Um, so there's a bunch of things that are kind of we're working working on right now. In addition to that, we did
receive that leap grant um that uh that is going to help us redesign Oak main and Mil Street intersection. So um we have an on-site visit um the chair of the road commission um highway super and
police chief I mean and I invite you to take a time if you can. Um that's happening in early February. um email those two things. I'm not going to go through the resident survey results in its entirety, but I included >> that's on that's online, right?
>> It's online. We issued a report. >> I just wanted you to to see it and um basically be able to absorb some of the results. Um I thought overall it was it was we received pretty positive feedback about the town in general. um the work
that we all are doing um with some areas of improvement which is always also helpful. Um, we have a bunch of pending grant applications. I we applied for a community culvert grant program that's for joint brass brooks.
Rural and tribal assistance program. That's for design of Woodwards Mill Dam. Complete streets. We did apply for design of Main Street sidewalk from Pleasant to the library. Green communities we're still waiting on.
That's uh if we expect to hear from the rural and tribal assistance and green communities and the feasibility and technical assistance grant from Mass Cultural in February March time frame. >> We have an intern starting next Monday.
So yeah, we're excited to welcome him if you have time to swing by. >> Money or credit? >> Credit. >> Sweet. >> Yeah, that's awesome. >> That's awesome. I'm excited. Um, and then we just got um our our consultant for Dunville
Community Park um community power just emailed me um today actually just to notify us that the National Grid Basic Service price just came out for start in February and it's 15.484
and our rate is 14.074. So, um, so >> it's an even better deal than it was prior. So, um, so that's good for residents. >> Can we put another, you know, blurb on the website because a I don't know how
to make my rate go to dens power and it's not automatically. >> It should have been. It's an opt out. >> Yeah, I know. I was looking at my I have so I have balanced billing and it's not doing it. >> I have balanced billing, too, and it took me >> It might take a little while. It should
have happened by now. might take it might take a cycle. Oh, it hasn't happened yet. >> No, I've been in it. Yeah, >> it should it took it like two months for me to get it to switch over. Most people I know it switched over automatically. >> Yeah, >> but there was something in mind that for whatever reason I had to hound them and
change it. >> Yeah, maybe it's through the balance building, but >> I have that too like that with national if you if you go to um if you go to the website right on the homepage's a button. >> Okay. brings you right to the website
and you can >> sign right on make sure you're signed up if you haven't weird that's weird that is weird I mean but it's worth the rates that are people are paying for electricity right now are wild
>> yes >> you know it's it's nuts >> and before we know it we're going to be bidding again >> I know >> by the end of the year we're going to be here so >> that's why >> I I have a question. >> Yeah. >> The uh chimney. >> Yep.
>> Gap. Are they all done with the docks? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, >> want to see them? >> No, I'm not. Right. I mean, later on, but so they've written a spec >> and we've got a set of drawings. >> Y >> and we're going to go to and the RFP. Are they going to write the RFP?
>> I'll write the RFP with their with their specs. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Okay. >> Yeah. All right. No, that that's fine. Do they do we have a list of potential biders or are we just going to put on central register and see what we pull
up? So I'll put this will go on and how much what we're estimating this but I think it's under it's definitely under 50. So we'll go on combis. It won't go won't have to go on central register but it will go on combis. And
when I post a bid to combise, there's an option to basically email the entire um u contractor category and I always do it. So it emails >> everybody register in combines. They get
the spec. >> Yeah, I know. I >> So yeah, so we'll do it. We usually I usually do it that way. Um, I just did that for the others. And, um, for the HVAC project, I had two site visits scheduled from people who are
interested. Um, the mowing IFB, I received, I don't know, probably 10 interested. >> Oh, no kidding. >> Oh my god. A lot of interest. >> That's unusual. >> Yes. I >> I think we had two last time, right? >> Last time we only got two bids. Yeah.
So, we're getting a lot of interest in the Ming IFB. Um I haven't heard any from anybody on the town the engineering services for town center trail loop but um but the other two are um we're getting a lot of instruction >> is mowing chapter 149
>> no >> and then when we're done with the chimney we'll be able to put a wood stove in >> you're never going to want >> you're never going to hear the end of that I All right. Anything else? >> I'm I'm set. >> Okay.
>> Do you stop that? All those in favor? I >> I great