Okay. So, this is the meeting of the Fall River Commission on Disability for Wednesday, May uh 13th, 2026. Is Sandy here? I'm sorry. >> I am.
>> Oh, I'm okay. All right. Um, pursuant to the open meeting law, any person may make an audio or or video recording of this public meeting or may transmit the meeting through any
medium. Attendees are therefore advised that such recordings or transmissions are being made, whether perceived or unpersceived, by those present and are deemed Acknowledged and permissible.
Roll call. >> Chairman Dennis Paulelli >> present. >> Commissioner Commissioner Lisa Silva >> present. >> Commissioner Dan Robelard >> present. >> Commissioner Annne O'Neal Souza
>> here. >> Commissioner Katie Driscoll >> present. >> Okay. And we have one um we have one absent um who notified me that. Okay. The next item is public input.
Are there any public input? Is there any public input? Is there any public input? Hearing none, I will go on to the to the approval of the minutes for April 8th. Uh yeah, for April 8th. Motion to approve the minutes of the
April 8th, 2026 of the Fall River Disability Commission. >> Second. >> Okay. Is there any discussion? >> Okay. Hearing none. Roll call. >> Chairman Dennis Paulelli.
>> Yes. >> Commissioner Lisa Silva. >> Commissioner Lisa Silva. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Dan Robard. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Anon O'Neal Souza. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Katie Driscoll.
>> Yes. >> Okay. Um, I'm going to go through the work groups quickly. There are items that we'll be voting on. The first one is under ADA. Um, and there will be an item that I
will be asking for your permission to vote on from uh for me to do something. Um, the ADA work group. Um Dan and I surveyed several polling places between
the hours of 8:00 am and 2:30 on May 5th. Um and there will be some recommendations which are going to go before the city council on June 9th. And because this was a work group of a work
group of this commission, um I I I will share this ahead of time. I I'll make sure I get permission from Ryan Lions, but this is this is a a representative of this commission, Dan and I. We were doing it on behalf of the commission, too. So, I really feel that that I
should that I'd like to share the information with the rest of the group, but it is coming on June 9th uh before the city council. So there there are going to be some changes um moving some of the polling places for
example from housing authority places to um and elementary schools to places like um um like St. Anony's of the desert which is very accessible >> right? >> Yes.
Um um I lost my train of thought. >> Yeah. >> And the highlight of the trip, Mr. Chairman, is we are getting out of the cand. >> That That's right. Um that's going to go
to Yeah, you you'll see all the places that that that the changes that are going to be made and some of the Yeah. some of the high-rise places as well. Um, one of the places that we would like to
see become a polling place because of its accessibility to replace um, I guess a number of polling places that aren't very accessible, whether we're talking about parking or whether we're talking about
push pads being on the inside only for residents and not really accessible for the public who are using wheelchairs and so on or crutches or canes to go and vote is the liberal club which is closing and
the issue appears to be that there is still part of the place where they serve alcohol. The state is going to come down and look at it and what we're trying to do is trying to put a rush on the state coming down here so that it can be
converted into a polling place. So, um, Mr. Lions and I are going to be working on a letter to the city council to write to the secretary of state. I would like from this commission
um, and okay for me to participate in writing this letter. Um, we'll make sure that it's on commission stationary as well so that so that the state knows that it's also coming from the commission. So, I don't know if there's any
questions or if you want to put the M motion on the floor and then ask questions. >> Mr. Chairman. >> Yep. Uh I I'm I I'm I'm prepared to make a motion in one second, but I'd just
like to say uh we had a very productive day on the trips uh with with Ryan Wyans, his executive assistant, Lisa, uh director uh uh director Macassi from the traffic department joined us for a
period of time, uh executive director of the Four River Housing Authority, uh uh joined us for a period of time and we all had a very productive cohesive discussion about the issues and to me
and I don't want to put words in the chairman's mouth to me the biggest hindrance is parking and accessibility uh and there's a fine line with the accessibility piece because uh although al although years ago I was
very much in favor of polling places being in uh senior and disabled housing. I've since uh did a 180 on my viewpoint about that because I I I think uh that
there's a sort of a hindrance and a double standard between accessibility for the public to get in to vote and accessibility uh for a person accessing their home. So, this uh proposal that uh Ryan Wyans
is going to draft uh for the city council uh to change some of these polling places uh is a very good start. Particularly, I'm elated that we will be out of the most disastrous polling place
we've ever had in former history, uh, which is the Candas Fire Station, which is just an abomination and should have been condemned as a polling place years ago for safety, accessibility, and a
thousand other reasons. So, uh, I would actually like to make, uh, two motions, Mr. Chairman, for two separate letters. >> Okay. First, first, I'd like to make a
motion, uh, for you to work with Mr. Lions uh on uh making the getting the state down here uh to approve the Liberal Club
as a polling place uh to to replace some of the existing polling places. That's one. But my second motion would be uh to
uh cuz Ryan Lions has a plan going before the city council on June 7th and and I would like this commission to get on board uh endorsing that plan especially because uh Dennis and I took
the time on a six and a half hour trip day to go and inspect a and uh th this plan is much more viable and clearly in in the best interest of disabled
residents in my opinion and I believe Mr. Poei believes the same. So therefore I'd like to see uh two separate letters requiring two separate motions and votes to that effect. Thank you. I yield
I don't think I could have said it any better. In fact, I didn't. So So that that was really that was a good summary, too. Um um it really was a good day and and I think it's important that the that the whole that the commission as a whole be
on record. The city council meeting is June 9th. So, we can get it. We can get this. We can get letters, both letters before the city council before the June 9th letter uh meeting, but I think it's good for the commission as a whole to uh
to be on record about this. So, um we'll we'll take these motions. >> Could you would you would you let's take the first motion first, Dan. >> Okay. Uh motion number one would be uh
for uh Mr. Pelli to work with the uh elections director, Mr. Ryan Wyans in drafting a letter uh uh to I guess the city council
uh encouraging the city council uh to write its own letter exped asking the state to come down here and uh evaluate and approve uh the liberal club as a polling place.
>> Okay. Do I hear a second to the motion? >> I'll second that, Lisa. >> Thank you. Uh, any discussion, questions? >> Okay, I'll entertain a roll call vote. >> Chairman Dennis Paulelli, >> yes.
>> Commissioner Lisa Silva, >> yes. >> Commissioner Dan Robelard, >> yes. >> Commissioner Ann O'Neal Souza, >> yes. Commissioner K. Driscoll. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, that's the first motion. Um,
and now I'll entertain the second motion. My my second motion would be uh to have uh uh chairman Dennis Pelli on behalf of the for disability commission uh write a
letter to the for city council endorsing the uh the what I believe will be the first in a series of changes uh over the next couple of election cycles. um uh
basically endorsing and fully supporting uh Ryan Ryan uh Ryan Lion's plan as the director of elections uh to move some polling places and the first the first leg of that is going to be on the city
council agenda on on June 9th. So, I'd like to have this commission uh go on record with a letter uh written by Dennis Pulli as chair on behalf of the full commission endorsing the first leg of the plan.
>> Okay. Do I hear a second to that motion? >> Second. >> I will second Katie Driscoll. >> Okay. Uh are there any are there any questions or discussion to this motion? very briefly, Mr. Jim.
>> Go ahead. Uh uh th this is good because I I can think of three places uh where we will definitely be out uh once this plan passes and that is the two highrises
on uh Pleasant Street and and of course uh the Candasa Fire Station uh which you and I have been working on probably for 10 years uh since former uh since former chairman Bill Fontaine, uh, who was a firefighter
as well, although he was retired at the time he served here. That's how far back we've been trying to get out of Candace. Uh, so uh, I I'm pleased at Punch that these three are going to be uh included
in the first leg of the list. Uh it would be it would be my hope as one member of this commi uh of this commission that sooner or later we will be out of all schools and all highrises
going forward. Uh so uh we'll we'll see how that shakes off. But I am elated with the first part of this plan. And also I'm also elated uh that we're out of Bristol Community
College and we'll be using uh the uh the lobby area of the former uh NAGO Auditorium which is a very very big uh space and will uh will will serve the
people of that area well. So, thank you. I yield. >> Okay. Are there are there any other questions? By the way, the cand's polling place was in a garage. >> Um, are there any other are there any other
questions or comments or discussion? Okay, I'll entertain a roll call vote. >> Chairman Dennis Pelli. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Lisa Silva. Yes. >> Commissioner Dan Robblard. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Ann O'Neal Souza.
>> Yes. >> Commissioner K. Driscoll. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um the only other item um the only other item I I think I'm going
to Yeah. is uh is the CAM training. Just to let everybody know that um by the way everybody almost everybody who participated in the day with us in polling places have also are also
registering for the community access monitor training. Um but it is on Wednesday June 10th and Wednesday June 17th from 10:00 a.m. to 300 p.m. for the community access monitor training. And I
think because it's under this topic right now, um we're going to have to um reschedu the June 10th meeting. >> Mr. Seven. >> Yes. >> Uh thank you. Could I make a motion in
light of the camp training and in light of the conflict uh I I would move that we uh reschedu our June meeting to June 24th, 2026. >> Okay. Do I hear a second to that motion?
>> Second and O'Neal Susan. >> Thank you. Uh is there any are there any questions or discussion? I just want to make note this is Commissioner Katie Driscoll. Um I am traveling during that date so I will not be able to attend.
>> Okay. Uh is there any other are there any other questions or >> K? Are you are are you traveling on the on the prior day? >> I'm I'm traveling between the 19th and
the 27th. So really that whole um week >> that whole week. Yeah. >> Okay. Very well. Thank you. >> Um are there any other questions or comments, discussion?
>> Is everyone else okay for for for June 24th? Is everybody does anybody have a problem with June 24th besides Katie who's going to be on um traveling? >> Okay. Hearing none, I'll call for a roll
call vote. >> Chairman Dennis Pelli, >> yes. Commissioner Lisa Silva, >> yes. >> Commissioner Dan Roblard, >> yes. >> Commissioner Ann O'Neal Souza, >> yes.
>> Commissioner Katie Driscoll, >> yes. >> Okay, motion passes. Um the next item is under policies is a did everybody get the um policy proposal
that was that's uh proposed by commissioner Dan Robelard but written by vice chair Debbie Pico um concerning um having our city representative having our work group the ADA work group and if I'm getting this
wrong can somebody correct me but um having our ADA work group meet with the city representative on a quarterly basis. Um I think that's Am I getting this right? >> M Mr. Chairman,
>> go ahead. >> Thank you. Um yeah, that's essentially right. Uh there there is language uh a as uh put in there by uh by vice chair Pico
which I believe was uh was a inadvertent error on her part. Okay. A a as I drafted the the policy, the policy is only to speak a a and only
to deal with uh this commission through its ADA workg group or through its outreach work group, whichever one is available. uh only to meet with uh whoever the may representative is to
this commission on a quarterly basis. Okay, that there there's a line in there that says having to do with other department heads. Th this policy as I intended it has nothing to do with any
department head uh within the city of Fall River except the mayor's appointed a mayor's appointed representative to this commission a as specified by chapter 40 section 8J of the
Massachusetts general laws. So, what I would like to do is I would ask our clerk Sandy uh to read the entire policy as it was written by Vice Chair uh Debbie Pachico
and then I'm going to uh once it's fully read, I'm going to seek an amendment uh to strike out the part uh that was not intended to be in there. All right. Wait a minute.
>> Sandy, I'm going to email this to you >> cuz I I Okay, >> I'm just going to email this proposed policy to you. Um, and it's a straight email. It's not going to be an attachment. E R U E S M A L R I E R A O
>> Okay, it's gone. It should be heading your way momentarily. Okay, let's see. I am seeing the whole policy. All I'm seeing is the same thing that's on the agenda. So if it's that one sentence.
>> Uh okay. So, so basically what what how uh if I could just sum it up in a nutshell since it's on the agenda, this policy is only to deal with uh the commission through either the ADA work
groups or the outreach work groups to have a quarterly meeting with whoever the mayor's appointed representative is to this commission. That's all. >> Yeah, it's a very short. It's a very
short I mean I I can I can let Jaws read it to you, but it's a very >> I I I did sum it up, Mr. Ch. >> Okay, that's great. >> I can read what was sent. Um it was very basic on um the fallover commission on
disability or the ADA work group will meet at least quarterly with the mayor's appointed member to the commission or department heads regarding accessibility issues throughout the city. >> That's exactly what it is. Yeah, that's that's >> Yeah. No, that's exactly what it is. I'm
like, "Oh my god, did I mess up?" Okay. >> Well, >> that's exactly what it is. That's what written by the vice chair. >> The the only thing is, Mr. Tim uh a as I proposed it and I should have written it
myself probably but this the way the way that reads right now the way I read that it says we could only meet with department heads on a quarterly basis. So I I'm I'm going to
move to strike the words the other department heads because this policy is only to apply with meetings between the ADA andor the outreach work group and a
mayor's appointed representative to the commission has nothing to do with us meeting with say the veterans agent or or the director of planning or the director of community maintenance or the
director of buildings or any other department. It is strictly so that uh either work group of this commission can meet with whoever the appointed member of this commission is appointed
by whoever the mayor is. So that it's a standing thing but but but it does not affect any other department head within the city of Fall River. It's only this policy is only
applicable to the mayor's representative to this commission. >> Okay. So here's what we're going to do. I will entertain a motion then to reject this policy and then we will vote on a separate
motion for your your proposed policy. Is that >> okay? >> So let's I think that's a clean >> that's the clean way to do it. >> So I will entertain the motion. Oh, go ahead. Go ahead. I'm sorry. Mo motion to
reject the current policy as written. Okay. Do I hear a second to that? >> Second by Annal Susan. >> Okay. So, just to be clear, folks, if you want to reject this p if you want to uh scrap
this policy, we are voting yes >> to reject it. >> That's a that's a good clarification. Okay. Roll call. >> Wait. Are there any other Are there any other questions? >> Okay, go ahead. I'm sorry.
>> Chairman Dennis Paulelli, >> yes. >> Commissioner Lisa Silva, >> yes. >> Commissioner Dan Rogard, >> yes. >> Commissioner Anna O'Neal Souza, >> yes. >> Commissioner Katie Driscoll, >> yes.
>> Okay. Now, I will entertain a motion to accept uh Commissioner Dan Robel's proposed policy meeting with the city the mayor's representative on a quarterly basis through the ADA work work group or
outreach group. And did I get that right? Just just >> Yep. and and and this policy is exclusively uh for meeting with the mayor's representative to this commission which
is allowed under chapter 40 section 8J of the Massachusetts general laws. it th this policy does not apply or obtain or have any bearing or any other effect on
any other department head within the city of forum. >> Okay. Um are there any questions or discussion? >> Okay, I'll entertain a roll call vote. >> I need a second motion. Uh um mo motion
motion to have the ADA work group or the outreach work group meet on a quarterly basis with the uh mayoral appointee to the commission uh as as outlined and specified under
chapter 40 section 8J of the Massachusetts General Law. >> Okay. All right. And this motion has already been seconded. So I will go for a roll call vote. >> Chairman Dennis Palelli, >> yes.
>> Commissioner Lisa Silva, >> yes. >> Commissioner Dan Roblard, >> yes. >> Commissioner Ann O'Neal Souza, >> yes. >> Commissioner K Driscoll, >> yes. >> Okay. Thank you. Um, you've all received
the budget report for the month of April. Is it April? No. Yes, it's April. Uh the next is the outreach. Saturday is our scholarship
um day brunch. The just so that we're all clear, arrival time is at 10:00 a.m. Serving at 10:15 a.m. with scholarships being presented at 10:45 a.m.
Um, you all you all received the the uh recipients from each school and what institution they're attending. I think you all you all received that. Um,
so is there any questions about Saturdays at McGovern's restaurant? >> Okay, hearing none. Um, the next item is the the um the web
accessibility workg group. Um, I can tell you that uh that Diamond um pending the vote of this commission um has agreed to manage the
website. However, um I'm a little um I don't know if I'm wording this right, but I'll I'll do my best with it. There are some details that I feel that we need to patch up before or we need to really
kind of lock up before I can before I can put this to a vote. There's some um it it it's going to be much less expensive than and even even under the under the current web master, it wasn't that expensive, but this is going to be
even less expensive. But there's still some some little uh details that I I don't feel comfortable putting it to a vote today that I would like to um I'd like to put off until our
June 24th meeting so that I can so that the web accessibility the the website workg group can meet again with both Sam and with the head of the the diamond um web development department.
So, >> motion to table. >> Yeah, that's good. That's what I'm looking for. Okay. So, um I will entertain a motion to table. >> Mr. Chairman, just for the record, if anybody has any if anybody has any
questions, I will wi I will withhold my motion to table because once a motion to table is made, we need we need an we need an immediate second and then we need to immediately
proceed to a roll call vote because a motion to table is non-debatable. >> Okay. Are there so let me see are there any questions on the the concept of diamond >> we make a motion to table questions
would be appropriate. >> Okay. Are there any questions on the concept of diamond managing our website beginning next year beginning in the fall. The the content of the website or the way it's being managed is not going to
change. Um, in fact, I think we're using the same hosting company. So, there's not going to be any really changes in the way. It's just uh the management is going to change from Sam who has a full-time teaching job um in one of our
schools in Fall River um to Diamond Regional Vocational Technical High School. So, that's the only change. It's going to be who manages the website. So, are there any questions before we move to tape to the table?
>> Okay, Dan, go ahead with your motion. >> Motion to table the the website item regarding Diamond Regional Technical Vocational. >> Do I hear a second? >> Second.
>> Okay, that's Lisa. Okay, >> roll call, please. We'll call right away. >> Chairman Dennis Paulelli. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Lisa Silva. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Dan Roblard. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Ann O'Neal Souza.
>> Yes. >> Commissioner Katie Driscoll. >> Yes. >> Okay. Next item is old businesses. There any old business? Okay. New business. um and announcements and items from the commission. Um I have
an item. It's kind of a breaking news, but but I would I would uh and I might need some guidance with this, but I do think this is an important issue because many of our contents use PCA services. So,
let me tell you what I just received this afternoon from the Boston Center for Independent Living, which I quickly emailed everybody, but it was before this meeting. So, there was an amendment to restore $68 million from the PC from
the budget in cuts to the PCA service. Many of our constituents use PCA services. people with disabilities. These are people that um assist with the daily um independence for people with disabilities, bathing, cooking, all
kinds of things that PCA's assist with. And there's been a $68 million cut. I think this was in the House budget. Last year, the governor tried to cut the pro uh the budget and the legislature killed that idea. This year, it's the
House of Representatives that made the cuts. So, we need to get in touch with legislators by the We need to get in touch with the Senate by late tomorrow afternoon. Um, and I sent everybody an email with
the link to how you can do that. But I would like and I need I may need some guidance on this because of the open meeting laws. Although I'll be very honest with you, I'm willing to take the heat on this because I would like the commission to go on record opposing this
cut. We are representing our our constituents. We just found out about this this afternoon. Our next meeting isn't until June 24th and the deadline for comments or for advocating for this
amendment is tomorrow afternoon at 5:00. So I I will see if there's an open meeting complaint filed. >> Mr. Chairman, can I help you with this because I know exactly how we can handle this parliamentally. >> Okay.
>> Okay. Yeah. Th this is an item that came to our attention that was unforeseen a and could not have been put on the agenda. So, we have every right to to
act on this as an emergency item and as something that came to us uh after the 48 hour open meeting law requirement had passed, there was no way we could have known it was going to
come. and and so uh based on a parliamentary class that I took uh years ago uh when I was elected to the charter commission and I have seen the four river city council uh do this on
numerous occasions when they have items that come in that are not foreseen within the 48 hours of the open meeting law. So I believe we are free uh to uh to act on this matter any way we choose.
If we get an open meeting or complaint, uh we would immediately refer it to Corporation Council Ramsey or Gary Howak, the ADA coordinator, either of whom would be capable of handling this.
And we would just say exactly what I'm saying uh now. So what I'd like to do is I would like to write to Senator Rodri on behalf of the commission who is the chair of ways ways and means committee but he
>> this is not this is going to the floor so he can vote because this is going direct this is this amendment is part of the budget debate which is already on the floor of the Senate. I think the Ways and Means Committee has already released their budget. So, this is going
to be on the floor of the Senate. So, I'd like the commission's permission and I'll do it now. >> Has have before I make the motion and I'm in full support of the letter and in full support of opposing uh any cuts to
the PCA program. Um has has uh has the House voted on this already? Yeah, this is the h this No, I I think this is the Senate Ways and Means. This may be the Senate Ways and Means budget already. I
don't think uh the House already passed its budget. >> So, this the Senate Ways and Means budget. I've been trying to >> Well, well, if if the House if the House has passed the full budget, then it goes
to the Senate. There's a number of committees that the the budget will go to on the Senate side and then the the Senate will come out with a full budget a and uh and pass their budget. If
there's any changes, it it'll end up in what's known as a conference committee and the two houses will have to reconcile the budget. >> Okay? But if you guys read the email, there is a specific amendment and an amendment number. So this is already
this is already an amendment. >> This amendment to restore the 68 million. >> So this is already an amendment. So it's all it should all be in the email that that I sent like just before the meeting started. >> Yeah. So my motion would be to have
chairman Dennis Pelli uh uh on behalf of the forum of disability commission write to Senator Rodri and whomever else is appropriate uh to have the commission go on record
opposing the cuts to the PCA program and asking the Senate uh to restore the $68 million or whatever the exact number of uh funding cuts are. >> Okay. >> Commissioner, um chairman, can this
Katie Driscoll, can I add a couple of comments? >> Yes. Um, so I actually I spent my morning right up until now at at the state house uh for some advocacy and you know uh discussed some of the workforce
challenges and you know right now as stated things have moved through you know the house and now we're at the senate. So it really is the time to act now. I know one of the items and I was you know with some of our team and and many others we were passing out again
specifically some of the um support to co-sponsor some of the budget amendments can which includes the payback of things like PCA also AFC is another one that's at risk um and also so aren't the workforce wages of of the direct support
um because of some of the benchmark studies were referenced we're were actually a bit of a backslide So, um there is some language already too if I know we had added on our website the Ark of Massachusetts in terms of resources and they have action
alerts that are already prepared um that that can support some of this language as well. So, you know that the public listening if they want to get involved and commissioners um again from a from a personal standpoint, you can send one of those action alerts. they go
right to um your senator as well. So, I wanted to highlight that and then if there's any support needed in terms of that um letter to Senator Rodrigs, I support that. But Dennis, if I could be helpful and all on that, please please let me know. >> I will. I I had a little incident um you
guys before the meeting because uh they set up a a QR code which is not accessible to blind people and I had to remind Boston Center for Independent Living that from a blindness perspective
using sending us an email with QR QR codes was totally unacceptable. if you want. This is a cross-d disability organization and asking us to use a QR code which blind people are not able to access was
totally unacceptable. And that's why what you guys got was an updated email apologizing for the incident, but also a link um that you can contact your senators. There's a link and there's the exact
information about exactly what the amendment is and I think there's even a number to it. So that's the update on that. So different the all disabilities need to be heard. You know that's how that works.
So is there's a motion on the floor. Has it has it been seconded? Can I hear a >> I will second. Katie Driscoll will second. >> Thank you. All right. Are there any
further questions and discussion? >> Okay. I'll entertain a roll call vote. >> Chairman Dennis Paul. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Lisa Silva. >> Commissioner Lisa Silva. She might have had to drop off. >> Yeah, there's a lot of work related
issues that come up with in Lisa's case due to her job. >> Commissioner Dan, I'm sorry. >> We We still have a quorum, so we're good. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Dan Robard. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Ann O'Neal Souza.
>> Yeah. >> Commissioner Katie Driscoll. >> Yes. >> Okay. Katie, I'll be in touch with you, too. >> Um, >> yeah. >> I don't know if we can work it out then, but it would be
>> Yeah, I know. I'm just going to say I just have to get this by tomorrow afternoon. So, >> um, and and I just got all the info today. So, um, so I can I can I I can do something tonight or or at the latest probably
tomorrow morning, but I can I can get I can reach out to you tonight and if you can um if you can get some input to me uh by tomorrow morning I I can compose the letter then we we can get it on commission stationary and I
can get it to Senator Rodri. Okay. Um, is there any other new business or announcements? >> Chairman, uh, this is Katie Driscoll. Again, I just want to highlight that we community connections is again offering
for the city um, accessible and inclusive yoga insentennial park, a series that we partner with her yoga, and it's for people of all abilities. It's free and that begins next Tuesday and it will be another six week series by Centennial Park at 10:00 a.m. on
Tuesdays. >> Very good. Anyone else? Okay. Hearing none, I will entertain a motion to adjourn. Motion to adjurnn.
>> Um I need and then we need a second. Do I hear a second? >> Second. Second. >> I thought we were going to be stuck here for another month. >> Okay. Right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. >> Roll call vote. >> Chairman Dennis Pelli.
>> Yes. >> Commissioner Dan Roblard. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Ann O'Neal Souza. >> Yes. >> Commissioner Katie Driscoll. >> Yes. Okay, we are adjourned.
>> Thank you all.