Yep. You ready to go? Yep. Ready to go. All right. Welcome to the Conservation Commission uh meeting uh for September 8, 2025. Uh thank you for bearing with me on the the conference call. If we could keep cross talk to a minimum so
everybody can hear, that'd be appreciated. First on the agenda is the public comment. Does anybody in the audience have any new items to discuss? We see that's a no since someone can confirm. That's that's a no. Correct. No new.
Okay. Thank you. All right. Uh, next on the agenda is meeting minutes. Would someone like to make a move to approve the meeting minutes of 8:25? I'll make that motion. No, I I have a question about the uh the minutes. Uh, public comments in Rockwood. This
there's a a hanging sentence on the end and I don't know if there was something that Mr. Robert else he mentioned or that's just a that may be a sentence. All right. Um I I don't remember him saying anything else. I just remember the two two flowers. But
yeah, that might have been a that might have been a failed to say error kind of thing. So I'll go back and I'll I'll amend that, you know, I don't remember anything. Yeah. So you're going to amend it. So, we'll
push that uh meeting minute vote again to the next meeting. It was about the dead trees that Oh, it was about the dead. Okay. I mean, I'm I'm I'm fine with making a motion to accept it with that being added in. Yeah. Yeah, I can do that.
So, I'll second that duck motion or make a motion that we accept them with the addition of the tree cutting trees. Yeah. I like someone like to second that motion with the modification. I'll second it. All in favor?
I abstain. Oh, wait. We got to do roll call. Roll call. Um, so Commissioner Hall, yes. All right. Commissioner Summer Hayes, abstain.
Okay. Uh, Commissioner Dumis. Yes. Commissioner Burns. Yeah. Commissioner Commissioner. and Commissioner Smith. Yes.
Okay. So, that's four 02. Thank you, Justin. Um, next on the agenda is the uh emergency certification, the DPW Beaver Dam breach at Auto River Conservation Area. It's on the Ox River Trail.
Um, Justin, you can you give us a lowdown on what's going on up there? I'm looking at it right now. Yes. So, the same spot that we issued a emergency certification for last year,
um the beavers got really anxious and they rebuilt bigger and better than ever, which caused more impoundment. Um and so the DPW asked for an emergency in order to
in order to return the water levels back to normal. Um, as stated in my report, this is, um, this is the second time we've issued in, you know, a somewhat short period of time. Um, I did suggest to the DPW that
we do seriously take some time to talk about more long-term or more permanent solutions when looking into this, especially if it's in the same spot. Um um one talked to DPW and engineering
last um they are hesitant about trapping just because it is within a conservation area. So you know trapping beavers within that zone is probably not they they understand that that might not be the most savory method of handling this.
So yeah. Um but yeah. So would a beaver deceiver work in this situation? I'm looking at the pictures and I don't I don't know if it would really make a difference here. Um hard hard to say. I don't know if
it's deep enough screen for that to really work. But I mean, again, we can we can look at a lot of things. Um, and I've seen them work for like a culvert situation, but you know, when
it's open like this, I don't know how they really would set that up, right? [Applause] All right. We're open to suggestions. Maybe the DPW can assist with a couple of options. Uh, but we uh we have released it, so we just need to make the
uh vote. on the um the emergency service. Would someone like to make a motion to approve the emergency serve? I'll make that motion. I'll second it. Roll call. Justin, could you go through the roll call? Yep. Uh Commissioner Hall, yes.
Okay. Commissioner Summer Hayes, yes. Chairman Dumis, yes. Commissioner Burns, yeah. Commissioner Orwig, yes. And Commissioner Smith, yes. Yes.
Six. Thank you. So moved as approved. Going to sign that. I'll pass around the state. All right. The three enforcement orders are all um continued to October 20 uh 27, 2025.
There no no request of determination of applicability at this time. Uh notice of intent. The first one is Dun State Park. The Gardener Conservation Commission hold a joint public hearing under MGL chapter 131 section 40 in the wildlands protection act in the city of gardener
wetlands protection ordinance on the north tent followed by AECOM on behalf of Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation for a proposed drainage improvement and resurfacing project located at Dun State Park located at 289 Pearl Street. It's
map W27-16-2. Portions of the proposed work are to set to occur within the buffer zone of an inland bank ordering land underwater. Somebody there to represent Dun State Park or the state or ACOM.
I do not believe take that as a no. I do not believe anybody is present to represent that particular project. Okay. And still waiting on no. There's no D comments. So, uh, let's continue that to the 9:22 meeting. Would someone
like to make a motion with a roll call? I'll make I'll make that motion. I'll second it. Right. Good. And then I'll go through roll call. Um, Commissioner Hall. Yes. Okay. Commissioner Summer Hayes. Yes.
Chairman Dumis. Yes. Commissioner Burns. Yeah. Commissioner Warwig. Yes. And then Commissioner Smith. Yes. All right. That'll be 6 0. Motion carries.
Approved to continue on to 9:22. Next notice of intent 42 Linus Allen A. The Gardener Conservation Committee will hold a joint commission will hold a joint public hearing under MGL chapter 131 section 40 in the wetlands
protection act and the city of Gardener wetlands protection ordinance on a notice of intent followed by Hanigan Engineering Incorporated on behalf of the Mount Chuset community college foundation incorporated for a proposed building addition along the parking lot and drainage improvements on the
property located at 42 Linus Allen A Garden Gardner Math. It's math x17-1-8. Portions of proposed work are set to occur within the nearby riverfront air of Mahoney Brook. Somebody that represent 42 Lionus Allen.
Come on up and then um kind of go over the project again. Give us any updates. And we're still waiting on D. Um there's still waiting on D. Um so I'm representing Mua Community
College Foundation uh for a proposed building addition and parking improvements. Um so the site is located on the easterly side of Linus Lane Avenue. um across
from the Mackie hardware store. Um it is currently developed with the Mount Chust Community College automotive technology center um with a page parking area to the west um front of the
property and some woodlands to the east uh in the rear of the property. Uh runoff currently runs in both east and west directions. There's a high point kind of in the middle of the property and right off
from the front goes to the road from the back goes to the wetlands. Um and the resource area on the site is Mahomi Brook which runs right along here. Um so that would be the 200T riverfront
area and the surrounding border bordering vegetated wetlands. Um the site work for this project includes the expansion of the northerly parking lot, uh a new parking lot south of the
building right here. Those two will be done outside of the energy source areas and a proposed building addition 2,000 square ft. Um this is the program is expanding and they require more classrooms.
So, there's a proposed addition. Um, currently this whole area is pavement or broken pavement and we're proposing about 1,800 square ft of riverfront restoration area with a wildflower seed
mix of um local plant life. Um, reducing the impervious area and sorry, can you show can you show the the impervious area? Yes, it's right here. So, this black line is what the pavement currently is,
and we're getting rid of about 2,000 square ft. Um, and putting the addition over what is already pavement. Um, and yes, so the work in the 200T room for an area is limited to the dumpster pad.
This is a 200T. So the work in there is the addition, the riverfront restoration, a dumpster pad and a concrete sidewalk, all done on existing purious area. And then in the 100 foot wetland buffer,
it would just be the addition and the restoration area. Uh I just had a question on that northeastern corner where the new classroom is going to be like how far from the 60t zone is that do you think? Um it's like
you were showing you see what did you say Brian earlier on the map I was showing you could see the six I believe I saw zone yeah no zone yeah this is
No wheels on it. Yeah, it's really close. Yeah, the existing one's already right there as well. And I have another question for the new parking lot. Go ahead. Um, is there new storm water associated
with that? I don't recall. I don't remember. Yes. Uh, sorry I forgot to mention that, but there will be drainage improvements um associated with the new parking area. Um, storm water will go into one of catch basins. Um,
go up here located here and one kind of right where an existing catch basin is, but we're going to replacing that one. Um it'll travel to an underground storage system for PRA
mitigation and then connects with the existing transit network through a new through a existing sort of related. Is there a revised storm water report? There is a storm water report with this.
Yes. Can you can you just show us sort of where the I guess the waterershed line would be? You know the subs the front and the subs. Uh yeah time seeing that on the this 1108 contour is kind of the highest point on the property. It runs like
that. So some runoff will go this way and then the rest go that way. So the so is it true that the runoff from that um new parking lot would end up actually going east or west towards the road? Yes. Yeah. existing conditions that
I'm curious what what's the what's the um what's your engineers or the college's like uh goal with the restoration the wildflower mix um just to kind of make the site better
um add some vegetation because right now I'm not sure if you've been to this site it's very broken parking striping faded out it's all kind of not uh it doesn't look that nice. So getting
out of it is aesthetics or is it trying to create um it is for aesthetics and to create a decrease in impervious area in the very front. So what's there right now is cars are in a
in a mood of being repaired. Oh yeah, there's a lot of cars parked there. Those cars are going to be out of there. Mhm. Yeah. So, so, so right. So, there's the wildflower that you talked about in the purpose area then just north of I'm see restoration area 700 or 1800. Yeah.
Yeah. That's just pointing to this. Oh, is it? Oh, okay. Oh, I see that. That should that this will be what should we get colored that that the area where the where the cars are parked now if you walk about 10 or 15
feet over there it drops down to the brook it's about a 20ft drop. Yeah. Right. So, we're we're gaining, you know, there won't be any cars parked there. And the bu the addition is what what was the what's the dimension of the
addition? 2,000 ft. No, no, no. The the dimensions of it 80 by 25. Yeah. Which is, you know, so anything they're doing, they're going to, you know, they're going to grass with whatever we, you know, with with a
regular mix. It's It's going to be a rather improvement, really. Yeah. What kind of roof is it? Gable roof or is it a flat roof? Um, I believe it's gable, so it's it'll be
pitched outwards. Um, there will be existing drainage improvements. Um, as well, there's kind of already a roof drain system that the addition will be going over. So, just be adding cleanouts on each side and
replacing the piping on the inside. Um, the doors right there, too. Yeah. Yeah, [Music] Justin. I thought we were getting away from the straw waddles as well. What was that, Craig?
I thought we were getting away from using the straw waddles straw waddles versus the other type of I think is what you're saying like like the new version of sil and stuff like that kind of thing. Yeah, I thought we were just kind of
kind of getting away from straw. I don't know. I mean what did we do last time? I'm trying to remember through the notes here. I don't know if we had a I don't know if we had a major preference on that. I think I think I think the reason people go away from straw walls is just
because, you know, there's still a chance for some sort of fragmentation of some seed structure to get in there kind of thing. Yeah. Yeah. I use them as well. I'm just curious. I thought we were talking about it at one point. Well, can I ask? So, the alternative would be
like those socks, right? Yeah. Is that a possibility? Uh, normally we just stick straw bottle so fencing. I'm not sure what the advantages would be for that type versus
well less chance for additional seed getting in with the straw for other stuff that's not strong for one thing. I I don't think we even discussed that when we did it, did we? when we're up there, what they were going to use. I don't I don't know if we actually
testify. I I don't remember it coming up. Did you Did you Did we discuss it? I don't think we did. Did we? No. No. I went about just and I talking, but I just was curious on this point here. All right. Well, I mean, really, there
any other new updates or anybody that went on the walk through? Anything to add to this? Otherwise, we can table it till the 22nd when we get the EP comments back. They obviously need the parking because there's a lot of cars parked along the road right now.
We have a number. Yeah, looks good. It's got a Yeah, one is dark green is woodlands. perhaps that's ask a question. I'm with I'm with the engineer.
Was there a question about stra autos versus the rose control socks? Yeah. Is there a preference the city has or there's just in our past experience there's just less chance for other like invasive plants or weeds getting in with the straw versus the
kind of the the seg the uh the transition from hay to straw is now going from straw to I guess I mean straw or you sir Bill handing hander yeah that's fine I I get it. Yeah, that makes sense.
So I think that's something we can change on the on the plans and then just wait for the EP come to see if there I agree. Sounds good. That's fine. Yeah. I mean it's definitely an improvement to what's there now.
Definitely. All right. Um, someone would like to make a motion to continue this hearing till the 22nd of September. Unless you think there's you need more time. I'll make that motion. Second. Roll call. Justin.
All right. Um, Commissioner Hall. Yes. Commissioner Summer Hayes. Yes. Chairman Dumis. Yes. Chairman B. Sorry. Commissioner B. Commissioner Wwig. Yes. And then Commissioner Smith.
Yes. All right. That'll be 6 Z. Motion car. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. [Music] Moving on to business 170 Mil Street.
Justin, any update there? Um since we continued um the commission and the agent were sent the report and letter of non-compliance um issued by the state.
Yeah. Um yeah. Um so the agent and the commission were forwarded the materials that were issued to the proponent of the dam structure. Um, you know, is confirmed that, you know,
ODS is making the structure at 170 mil Street more of a priority in investigating and and whatever next steps they see fit into remedying the situation that we have going on
there. um commission have any. All right. So, we got some movement and we're just kind of waiting for that process to take effect. I would believe so. Yes. Yeah. I just had a question. All right.
Go ahead. Yo, um there seem to be quite a bit of problems with it and like strict things that they asked them to do. They've asked them to do that before. Yeah. Nothing happened. This is a shorter time frame.
I guess they're the ones that incur the next penalty phase off of damn safety. I believe so. Yeah, it's that's how I understood it, too. Okay. It's kind of out of our hands right now. Yeah, that's what I figured. But
they're ramping it up a bit. It's good. I got a question. Did everybody read their latest report? Yeah. It's rough. Yeah, it's Yeah, it's bad. Everything's, you know, it's degraded more. Degraded. Yeah.
Nothing that is done. Yeah. I mean, basically, should we even be involved in this anymore? I mean, we're not the engineers. We don't even know about the if this is like something that's going to I don't say time bomb, but if this is something that could collapse soon,
we we shouldn't be involved with this. Well, this is an engineering problem. I mean it's not that problem too but you know they're they're saying that um what is it um you know according to the
the previous owner he said he doesn't own it anymore right because the corporation that he was involved with was dissolved because it wasn't active you know now both of it the conservation
corporation were both there and that's what he told us you Right. Yeah. So, but talking to that thing, you know, I'm listening to that. It's like, we're still trying to get a hold of him. Well, he doesn't own it anymore. Yeah. So, this becomes a problem for for
not us. This is not our in my opinion, this shouldn't be our problem. And also, you know, they they talk about the water being let out of the drain. Well, he did that. Well, I I think he did it. I don't know who did it, but it's it's, you know, it's down to nothing. Well, lucky it's somebody did
it because all those reports the last thing that all those reports are then is if there's a catastrophic thing going lost of life downstream and that scares the hell out of me. Absolutely. You know. Yeah. So, how do we how do we make this
um somebody else's problem? I I I I don't know. I I think that damn safety has dragged their feet terrible in this. Yeah. I mean, I kind of don't want to be involved with this. Just my own liability. Yeah. I don't know,
Justin. Maybe reach back out to uh DM safety and ask them what the next steps are and if we should be closing out our enforcement order on this now that they're involved.
The enforcement order or the open or the open permit application? Which one? So now that that's been null and void, right, with no owner of the property, we
we need to know what the direction is, I suppose. So yes, I guess I don't know what else to I can reach out what else to say there. I can reach out to Dan safety and I can also reach out to D for um see what the next best steps are for
the commission to go beyond this. Do you have direct access to the town council? I have some access to um to By council you mean solicitor, correct? I I I do. Yeah. I just have to strategize, you
know, being able to Yeah. I mean Well, I mean I think this is important enough, you know, loss of life and all that. Um that we have we get this done as soon as possible. Yeah, but if that requires more than one chain of command or by passing chains of command,
let's do it. Um what I'll call um solicitor pussetary and let him know Jeff and you'll be sending him along just kind of like a brief summary of where we started and where we are today and then I'll copy him on a couple of the correspondents and take it from there. Okay. Yep. And I'll also reach out to
the other state agencies that were interlin with on this project to see you know coordinating best steps forward. So all right um for the sorry what
oh sorry I said for the discussion do you wish to continue it to a certain time? I continue. I I didn't I didn't catch all that. I'm sorry. I suppose we have to We can't just say we're not doing this anymore. We have to
delay. All right, Justin, you reach out to Mass Dam Safety D. I'll reach out to the city solicitor. Let them know you're going to forward the information along so we can read up and provide a uh plan of attack for us. Okay. Um and you want so next two
meetings are um 22nd of this month and the 27th of October. Um I I I'll make a suggestion we go with the latter of the two. Let's go with October 25th. 27.
Did you have Mr. Chairman? 27th. 27. Yeah, that's fine. Someone would like to make them uh a second that motion. Roll call. I'll second that. Yeah. Who first? All in favor? Roll call. I
vote. David. Commissioner Hall. Oh, got to guess. Commissioner Zh. Yes. Chairman Dumis. Yeah. Commissioner Burns. Yes.
Commissioner Orwig. Yes. Commissioner Smith. Yes. Motion carries. 600. All right. Uh, next on the agenda under all business is the nature trail. Did you end up getting out there today, Justin?
Unfortunately, I did not have a chance to get out there. My plan is to once I get out of the public service committee meeting tomorrow morning, I'm going to be heading out to conduct the site visits that I wasn't able to conduct
today. folks are dead. I know I was on the call with you later in the day, too, so I probably held you back on that. But so the trees the trees that were planted uh didn't didn't survive the summer. We don't know about the maintenance plan or who was involved and how often they were watered. We need
to find out how they're going to get replaced and when. And I mean, are those the right trees for that area? Do we know if that's maybe half the problem or part of the problem? They looked so many oaks around. It's
hard to believe. Kill oak. It was quirkus ala I think was Yeah. So that white oak what did they plant the trees? White oak river birch. Those are the only species that I remember seeing. And there's hemlock. They did look okay. Surprisingly
new unless they're already there. Sorry I couldn't tell. They're right in line with them. Okay. So it wants to plant. How many trees need to be replaced? Four oaks that six. I mean, the birds are barely alive.
There's a few green leaves. The rest are fried. Could be drought. They might survive, but hard to tell. Oaks look rough. Yeah. Did they have a chance to take hold before we get this dry? Well, I doubt it is hard to smoke.
Yeah. Terrible. Yeah. So, Justin, where do we stand on um communication back to the contractor on the maintenance and replacement of these streets? Um I do know that the director did reach
out um with, you know, high importance telling the contractor that the trees were in very abysmal shape and that they were probably going to need to replace them
um at this point. Uh as for communication back um for both this and the um and for the prer portion too. Um I was I did ask for copies of those
correspondences. Um and they were going to be forwarded to me, but I suppose it just didn't happen yet. So, I'm going to touch base again tomorrow morning to see if I can get a pulse on where that communication
went. So, you you asked for what did you ask for the communication the copies of the communication today? Yes. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I was told there Yeah.
I guess I would expect when communication like that goes out in the nature trail that's kind of under our watch or our privy maybe we should be copied on the original request instead of waiting for a copy of what happened. Yeah.
All right. Just reach out again and you can copy my uh me on that request to the director that we want copies of communication so we can get involved on our side. Good. And then we we'll beat a dead horse on this, but there's no retainage left. Correct.
Um, as far as I interpreted from the report, the retainage was released at the last pay. Um, again, because the entire budget was tied to the grant and all funds had to be utilized by the
expiration of that grant. But yeah, I just don't understand how someone can release retainers without our approval. somebody, anyone on our commission could have approved that and maybe we would have probably mitigated some of this back and forth. But all right, just put
the request in again. I know it takes a lot to get an email forwarded to somebody, but um let's try to get that resolved by tomorrow afternoon. Yep, I can do that. You just say I'm requesting it. The chair is requesting so you're not in the middle of it.
Yes. And then how are we looking on a medium minute taker now that we're now that we're going down this rabbit hole? Um I'm I'm still doing our maths. So um
that's about it. I have a question. Is that your boss's responsibility to get us a noteaker? I I don't know who it is. I don't know. Somebody's really I mean for the record the chairman asked
the director for an update and never received a response. Could that just be put in the meeting? Yeah, you get that Justin? Yeah, I I I heard. Um, okay. Again, I am I am because we're co, you
know, I am okay with continuing to do them for the time being kind of thing just cuz I understand. Just want to make sure that they get done. That's just just my we we're current, right?
We're we're we're current. Yes, we're current. Yeah. It's just Yeah, it's just it is going to obviously take some time. You do have to make sure that, you know, I put it within my schedule, right, to be able to do that.
So, but yeah, as for the moment, I'm I'm okay with doing that. So, is that it? Sorry. All right, let's move on to new business. Uh, anything on your agent report you want to go over, Justin?
Uh, let me call. Um, I was told there was a reach up from Time Bond over the weekend, but unfortunately I didn't get it. That wasn't within the initial tagging and it
wasn't forwarded to me as of yet. But I'll again like the correspondence for the contractor on the nature trail part. I'll be getting a pulse on it tomorrow at the same time as going back out there
to also take some updated field photos. Um so we can keep track of the condition of the culver in the meantime. So um you're all right. Yeah. I I I think we're lucky we haven't
had any heavy rain like we had this morning. Yeah. What do you I did go out there today and it's about there's about 14 in of gravel that you can go across. Yeah.
But but a vehicle would not be able to. It's crumbling. It's crumbling in both directions. There's no water going through the cover anymore because the water level's so low. Yeah. But the you can see that the whatever
metal is it is built after is collapsing. [Applause] And there are warning baskets out there. But bicycles were going through when I went through.
[Applause] [Applause] But uh yeah, so as for uh agents report um the so um a lot of the checklist items for the
an upcoming RDA that we have off of Kendall Pond 71 Kendall Pond East. Um a lot of the checklist items have been completed um up to the legal lab. I'm working with the applicant to schedule a potential time to take a couple commissioners out
to get a first-person perspective on the site before before the commission moves to open the hearing on September 22nd. Um
as for this is the introduction of um extra top dressing or fill to to a previously sanded area right by right near the bank of the land
underwater bodies. Um as for as for other things that the agent is also working towards right now um um in my capacity as um planning agent I
am uh working with Tyen Bond right now to go through the process of preparing for a new grant cycle for the MVP action grant. This is the same one that is
being pursued for the Keys Road culvert. Um the one that is in again, you know, very precarious condition. Um yep. Um and we're working on finalizing our date for um for a proper public information
panel. Um for right now, we're aiming for October 22nd. And um I will keep the commission informed when we have a final time and date selected um on that. Yep. Do you know when the deadline for that MVP grant will be?
So the deadline for the grant is typically um early spring. So around early to mid April of or sorry mid to late April of of
the following year. So working on that. Um, so yep. Yep. I'm working on the presentation and outreach materials with with time bond at the moment. So just
work in progress. Kind of switching gears a little bit, but it's another big project that we're just trying to get a get a hold of. Um um as for upcoming professional development um this upcoming Friday is
going to be my final required course for the wetlands delineation certificate for UNH. Um great it's going to be the class is going to be hydric soils in New England. So I'm really excited to see you know what kind of different things we're going to be
able to learn out of that. Um this morning I also attended a short um workshop session at the D central office for the freshman agent series. You know learning and discussing the first of two
parts in for riverfront area and permitting within riverfront area. Um, and yeah, I'm looking forward to part two, which is probably going to be later October, just because of the with all
the holidays coming up, we got to kind of rework the schedule a little bit. Um, and then the last thing I wanted to touch upon is that the um, MACC fall conference is coming up. It's late
October. Um I know that we briefly mentioned it at the last meeting, but um given the timeline and fact that they just recently opened up the registration for for attendees and members. Um I wanted
to see if we could potentially um get an early idea or an early headcount as to um potential interest in participation for this upcoming event. Um it is one of
one of two major events that the organization holds for you know for you know major outreach of education and networking for you know commissions agents and you know people working in
all facets of the field. So yeah. Yeah. I want to go Justin. This one's at Devon's right. Yes. So, the fall conference is at um is at Devon's. Um and then what's the date? October 25th.
Yeah. Let's go, too. So, yes, I want to go. Okay. Yeah, I'm interested too. Brian, you going? Anybody else got any interest? Yeah, Brian does. Nick,
I have a conflict I won't be able to attend. Okay. Well, what is it? 150 a person. I believe members are 150 a person. Yes.
That's commission to member, right? Yes. That's that's Yeah, that's everybody that's a member. Yes. Yep. So, including Yeah. Me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me members who are commissioners and staff members who are also part of the part of the ticket as well. So,
yeah. Yeah. Do we want to make a motion to approve a $900 expenditure? That'd be six people. That way, we can just be ahead of this and not scramble. And if people want to go after and change schedules, what have you, we can u make it work. Sure. I'll make that motion.
Yeah, I'll second it. Roll call, please. D. Okay. Um, Commissioner Hall, yes. Commissioner Summers, yes. Chairman Dumis, yes.
Commissioner Burns, yes. Commissioner Orwig, yes. And Commissioner Smith, yes. All right. Motion carries 6. All right. $900 on the WPA fund. Correct. Okay. Up to
or no, professional development, right? I I got to look at which accounts we have that but yeah I'll confir I'll confirm the accounts um which will withdraw. Yeah I think it's actually I think it's WPA on this on for this but it's it's
the professional development for the membership the membership. Okay. Yep. Good. Okay. Sounds good. All right. Um, yeah. I think that's is that it? Anybody have any other new business?
No. No. Would someone like to make a motion to end tonight's hearing? I'll make that motion. Second. Roll call, please. Commissioner Hall. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Summer. Yes. Chairman Dus. Yes. Commissioner Burns. Yes. Right. Commissioner Warick. Yes. And Commissioner Smith. Yes. All right. Motion carries. All right. Thanks everybody. All right.
Thanks. Thanks. Yeah. Thank you, Greg.