okay good morning this is a meeting of the handman bo of selectman selectman Flynn is on Zoom it's at March 4th 20251 something 3 a.m. please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance
pledgees Nation God indivisible uh is anyone recording the meeting other than ourselves seeing none the first thing uh the the select board closed the warrant last evening
but we left placeholders for any of these of all these projects and some other things too so as we get the money as we get the exact wording and and funding we'll we'll fill that in want to put up the budget just quickly as just a quick
overview most of you probably already know this but can't bring that up it's on there but it's you it's thinking it's thinking thinking yeah find did this
shair to it's on there you need better internet or something twb has that well you can see it on the side here well any anyhow the uh it's on the side there we go okay so the assessment
from the um from the region is going to is uh 9,371 251 that's an increase of 55777 over FY 25 they have a projected Cola but it hasn't been decided yet
because they're still in negotiations so they they're they put in a Col of what they would like but not what they'll probably end up with so that that could go up uh they also have
2,272 500 in capital projects for wilham Regional High School hamon share that would be 44256 in addition they have a capital list for green Medals of 271,000 um everything over 35,000 would be
Hammond's responsibility the Hamond County Retirement assessment is up 150 I think it's 151,000 actually 772 4% increase in the health insurance uh going to AG in a 25% Cola
for the nonunion Personnel Town Hall so if the hamon regional assessment plus the hamen County Regional Retirement Board assessment increased that's 79,000 492 that's 4.29% increase over last year budget as
it stands now not including what else is in there so I just do that in terms of when we're talking about monies here all right uh can you s the building
committee yeah at the the after the last uh meeting we had here we uh the senior center put forth four areas that we felt were in need of uh upgrade and and maintenance
the roof bathrooms septic system and the windows I met in the last couple weeks with four roofers um they are preparing their estimates now uh other than one opted out because of prevailing wage
um they were not interested in in being involved it appears at least from a ballpark number from a couple of them not their estimates yet it's probably around 90 to $100,000 to do the roof on a 30-year plus roofing material that
does not include um any of the sheathing that might need to be replac they do that as a uh uh each sheet that they replace is probably around 90 5 if they run into that problem uh the bathrooms the plumber has
visited um and his estimated is around $1,500 but we also need partitions painting and Lighting in there so the number and we'll we'll fine-tune the number is probably between $5 and $10,000 to to upgrade the bathrooms at
this point uh septic met with two installers uh they're putting estimates but is a$3 to $4,000 range to raise the covers um put it an effluent filter and fix the vent at the end of the septic
system uh Windows I'm meeting with a contractor on Wednesday uh Julian drapo he's going to uh survey the building as to whether the window replacement uh or upgrades and we'll start working on that estimate hey talk you talking about
replacement or just repairing or yeah he's going to look at get both uh and and give us a recommendation um are they leaking or is it oh they are leaking yeah I just able water well the thing is that if you go into a couple little
rooms now um the draft is is belt without a question how many windows you have ballpark uh ballpark you got an idea on on number of Windows I would I would think in my head we're probably
talking 20 to 30 windows at least and we're not looking to do the the the the large windows or any of the stained glass we're just looking at the standard uh windows that are are around the building right now 1,500 window yeah we
hope yeah 30 grand yeah so um having said that we anticipate in the next two weeks to have numbers and also we we'll begin writing up the warrant article um with with dollars and cents involved uh one other thing um Brian um is working
with secure energy um and we met at the senior center to look at uh an assessment of both the HVAC and and and also the lighting and they're going to be uh and have I guess they were there
for HVAC on Monday yesterday and uh they'll be looking at the lighting um ter terms of upgrading the lighting at the senior center so questions any the two big ticket items that I'm hearing are the roof and the
windows uh do we have any ability to spread this over a couple of years or are they both critical you again the roof is not leaking but we're there are a couple areas where we've had problems with it it probably is the main priority that
should be done before it starts to leak and as we know the windows leak also to answer your question you know we've been putting it off for how many years now yes we could um but preferably if we're going to do it we would like to do the
two of them together any other question fire department the fire department here up um supposedly there's a meeting this afternoon on it on the building committee it was um was updated plans as of last night you
guys are supposed to today um other than that I do not have anything dwb yep um so this quick handout thing here to try to summarize where we are where we've
been um so realistic I think targeted mement date would be the fall some point in the fall um we when we get we're we're suggesting in October time time frame um so what have we done we've had
um we've uh had meetings with time Bond about the uh possible layout of the building we had two staff uh site visits February 10th and February 13th um we've met with um two moving companies so far uh we brought them here
here and we're meeting with the third at 11: uh today um one estimate came back it was in the ballpark of $50,000 to move so that so clarify what that means that means moving all of the administrative offices and all of the
furniture in the library except for the books and the shelves that the books are on um and that would be straight move we would pack they would move um Ellen has a set up uh uh site visit with the uh a
different moving company look at moving the books that's scheduled for March 17th so the moving cost would likely be uh a plus b so it would be the regular move and then plus specialty move for the library um if the movers were to um pack
everything and move it for us then that that estimate was $70,000 and then we're meeting with uh another a third company today to get a third estimate as to what that would be um Jane and I met with Valley
Communications over at twb on February 13th Valley Communications does the uh the doors and in cameras here um so we asked them to provide an estimate uh really a range of estimates um over there in terms of uh electronic locks
and cameras and a system that we could build off if we wanted to um like Gary had mentioned we met with secure energy from me long metal we met with them on February 26th at twb and we also met with them at the senior center um they did and that was just an initial
visit they're going to do uh in h well they did the HVAC audit Monday so that would have been yesterday morning and they're going to be doing a lighting audit but that hasn't been scheduled yet at twb for those who have been in the building you know that that the lights
are from to wall um they're the older fixtures and they're they're literally from wall to wall all the way across there's probably like 30 something fixtures in each classroom and they estimated to they could probably get down to around I think it was like nine nine
nine um so looking forward with that lighting audit to see what those savings could be will you include the gym as in the lighting audit Brian I believe he was going okay yeah thank you we're losing some bulbs there already so
without a liftt there we're going to be difficult to replace those anyway yeah he made mention of that he noted the one that the one and he said that's a day's worth of work yeah um so that's the laying audit um we
we touched briefly on sort of longer term the potential for solar on the rooftop there he suggested that that we at least have one years of occupancy so that we get um an idea of what our electrical usage will be because I guess he was he was saying
that when the electric company looks at sort of the size of the system and sort of the net metering and the credits that you can get back it's based on your your usage so right now there's very little usage so they suggested that we get a full Year's usage at least a full Year's usage in the building before before we
would explore that may I ask a question sure with regard to the solar would it be better to utilize the the l space as opposed to the roof you're going to upset this gent right here from parking Rec Department by doing that so there's oh
welli that's the fields that we would use for our Sports and everything but I mean something that can be looked at so you could have a covered parking lot also that's a possibility right I mean we I think we're open to exploring you know all different options there um
obviously we wouldn't want to take up the the playing space um but there's it's a big parking lot for sure we were investigating it last night there's this Energy Solutions out of I believe it's in
Connecticut my husband had done work with for years I was talking about just but if you f if you're thinking about parking lot solar just factor in the plow situation because it makes a nightmare for the plows and it makes it very difficult so there a bigger cost there well plus a rooftop you've already
got a structure that's buil paid for you do a parking structure you have to build the structure that holds the on your car I love the ideas of the the parking lot solar until I talk to the plow guys like dude it's an absolute nightmare yeah yeah I mean my initial
thought was was rooftop solar okay um and then they also mentioned Soler at the senior center at some point if you're doing roof at the same time maybe there's some opportunities there the concern what he's saying about have having the bill is that they will come back at you and size the solar panels
for 60% of the load which will put you still paying National Grid a substantial amount of electricity anyhow you need to try to find a contractor that'll put solar panels on that entire roof and have an excess flowing back to the electric
company right cuz cuz if you do it if you do it off your meter reading whether you're a a homeowner or you're a business pretty much they're going to Target 60% and say that's the most they can put on your roof which is a lie right
put is or what you do is the year before you get that meter reading you turn every light on like they did at high school and you run them 247 to drive your electricity rate way up yeah the question um sure with the
new roof first and then the mounting of solar panels how does that compromise the envelope I guess of the new roof does it need a new roof oh I don't I don't know I don't think it does right
now I don't either but that's I I we considered solar for our house rejected it because of you know that for a few reasons yeah that building had that roof has been uh nearing end of life for at least the last seven years so at some point
it's going to need one it hasn't been done it's a million and a half well it was a million and a half it's probably more than that now 2 million now then do it in conjunction with the panel exactly you you would want to uh you'd want to put that off until you have to do the roof as well
you certainly don't want to do it backwards yes yeah yeah so that's that's definitely longer longer term down the road here um so uh really the next thing is the
annual town meeting um articles have been submitted to the select board to change the purpose of the ownership of the property which was that was at the suggestion of of Our Town Council well it was just initially and then Town Council agreed with you um so uh there's an there's
going to be an article for that and then there's likely going to be an additional there's at least a placeholder now request for additional funds um for the moving and then um any additional repairs and Renovations that the 100 so there was $100,000 initially appropriated at the at the previous
special town meeting um none of that has really been touched at this point except for the assessment of the sep system um so known repairs kind of looking forward we have we're waiting for the quote the access uh control and
security cameras um we know that there's some uh electrical work that needs to be done um for the well system I believe it was for the septic as well right there was some minor electrical work that needs to be done it was a panel I think um and the same suggestion was made for the well um
which has been left uncovered in that well pit has been left uncovered for long time and it's just frust don't worry about that it's good it's good send over the electrical inspector um we submitted a grant for it
upgrades um currently right now uh for the most part the entire building is wired with it I think I think I don't want to say every single room but the great majority of rooms is is all wired with with cap 5 internet C c um it goes back to a server room which is in the in
sort of the middle of the building um the switches there are about 10 years old so they need to it would be good for them to be replaced uh we submitted an IT Grant in the amount of it was just over $170,000 Community compact it grant to get those replaced as well as to
install wireless access points throughout the building because the school district at least this point says that they're going to be removing the wireless access points cuz compatible with their systems uh in the other schools um we also know because of
public water source that there is a that uh those Wells have fosy uh in the water um and it was um I believe it was a 10 and parts per trillion well parts per
trillion something like that which basty uh so the the threshold right now is 20 parts per TR Mass D gets nervous when it gets over 10 um so they require additional testing likely uh remedy for that is I believe it's it's U the carbon filtrations I
believe on for the drinking water um so that's something that would would have to be installed if that it's something that should be installed um there um so throughout the building there um there's some missing tiles
those need to be fixed um and in uh the two front library to the front of the building there's some seat that's happening between the tiles it's either glue or Limestone I don't know what it is to be honest with you but um it's seeping up through the tiles um and just
it's creating like a a crusty uh crusty film that's coming up so that's something that needs to be addressed I assume there's some sort of moisture problem that's that's happening there that's allowing whatever it is to migrate up between the
tiles um we're going to need to have a a foreign personal look at that um and then again we'll see what happens with the lighting upgrades and the H upgrades right now the the heating systems work um there
are several old Mini Splits um in the building that that functions really in the the portion where the most recent student was uh being provided services but uh most of the building there's there's nothing beyond the the heating
soly what the the HVAC upgrade recommends for that um and we can [Applause] consider what they suggest uh budgeting considerations um my recommendation to to the select board has been to include
a facilities manager position um to take care of the Town buildings that would include we'll have to have a discussion about what that would include um it certainly could include it certainly would include this building and twb and whether it makes sense to extend that to other Town buildings as well I think is
a conversation that needs to happen um in my opinion it would seem to make sense if um if we have an expert to to to look at all of our buildings and work with the individual department heads um so that they're not spending their time trying to figure out facilities issues
when they could be policing or roads or any of that kind of stuff or putting up fires or things like that but I know it's not that simple so um and then we have numbers from the district about additional uh gas and electric utility costs that they had provided um being
mindful that those may be lower uh because there's been such uh call partial less than partial occupancy of that building for a number of years um so moving forward again we're looking to identify the total movement
costs so uh we should have a better idea of that once uh the library gets their estimate for moving the books and the shelves um continue to refine project costs and funding amounts needed for the improvements one of the next steps is
there's a lot of furniture still in that building right now um and some of it we can use and some of it uh I don't think we can use um there's a couple classrooms full of student desks that I'm not I'm I'm not planning on sitting
in those um so we'll have to work with the district as to how how we want to deal with those um and um one of the things that I'd like to have from the start is a build uh a really a solid building use policy
because the board's already had uh the the the rush on Space has started um so um we need to find a an objective and a reasonable way to uh I think
handle those requests as I suspect we'll get a lot of them cuz because they've already started so um that's that's kind of where we're at right now uh slman Flynn is he he heed
I appreciate all the work for the board I think the solar which we've been talking about for years um I know Brian you talked to secure energy and talking to Jamie there are programs out there still funded by the state
to help towns help facilities with replacing roof if they have the ability to put the solar on the roof so I think that's that could be a priority I do agree that putting them on the land there would really prude part from utilizing it
fully how do you how do you talk without moving your [Laughter] mouth this is a picture so he's still in his pajamas somewhere thanks thanks John any any other comments if you want I think
we should probably before town meeting have we decided like I think we need to like dick said before you need to have a kind of a plan for this building and what the idea what we're going to the usage for this and I'm just trying to improve the vote to move over there and I think if you have an idea of what's going to happen with this that you can
present to the town I think we've kind of lost sight anyway we haven't talked about it in a while so well I bring it up every month yeah that's what I mean is I think but the answer to the question CU yeah you know I mean right now I'm handicapping this at a 50/50 chance of
passing you know so and that's going to be a big thing what are we going to do with the white elephant here has the selectman talked about this okay quite honestly we got something we have to plan for the future
we do know that we own th Bridges we do know that we're responsible for it we do know we have to pay for it so we're either paying for this vacant building or that vacant building we know that this place is barely accessible it's too
small so it would make sense to move there and then make a decision about here I don't disagree but you know if you if you were getting ran was saying he's already getting all kinds of space requests for people to mooch off that building well
if we end up maintaining this building as another Academy Hall we could put them here yeah can I ask who the requests are for a space like what I'm I'm just curious as the ex plenty they got plenty of space uh oh
so it's other it's not like private Community groups Community groups GRS could we uh put a for sale sign out in the front of this building and I'm not being fa I'm just I'm just thinking that question is going to come up micro
Brewery yeah I mean let's find out sooner than later whether or not there's interest I mean if there's no interest it sort of Narrows down your your choices of what's going to happen here um and if you bring that to the meeting and say hey look if we this building for x million we can fund whatever we need
to do over you know and maybe it's just a matter of contacting a commercial realtor and getting some kind of analysis of what the market is I mean could it be a charter school could it be a church could it be a fraternal organization could it be an office
building MH kind of know right yeah well the thing is what is it going to be worth with the work that has to be done in the structure of the building well the option is the option is either maintain it forever which cost money no I understand that pay to tear it down
right which costs money right so if we can make it somebody else's problem it doesn't really matter how much we're selling it for I want to get it off it would be advantageous to get it off the books from a cash and then you're going to start getting revenue from it yeah
maybe from tax base if you did sell it yeah but certainly you want to be in the real estate market that's what you're saying well I'm saying that it's the least attractive thing is that sits here and costs us $200,000 a year to be empty right we don't want
yeah but I mean I agree with dick I mean let's get uh gy or one of those uh people to come in and you know give an idea whether or not it's sailable yeah I mean if if the answer to the question at town meeting is we've talked to rers
they think they can get 2 million for it or $12 for it at least it's an answer to the question other than I don't know we'll look at it down the road I'm just trying to get it to pass get to get to third price though just to demolish we
had a branch in down in north side of Chicago that we wanted out of it was a bad neighborhood we ended up paying to have it demolished somebody bought that property after we demolished it for $17
million well you know if youen deal with joking I only have and that may be the results of the review knock it down and put it off the land for sale yeah all right question this is the time
um there's certainly a lot of talk about um hamen possibly contributing to the repairs venos or whatever at wilam middle school but we do not own the building and um in in light of all these projects
and the costs and all I'm concerned that the amendment may contain wording that would firm that up as far as our financial responsibility from here going out and you mentioned somebody gy or
something that it makes sense to me to have someone assess the current building condition I don't believe that hamen um uh to pay fully for any of the uh repairs Renos whatever uh
Replacements that have been prior to our kids going over there because that's the um argument is that well your kids are in the building and it's not fair that you're not paying anything on it so I'm concerned I'm concerned about that situation you're talking
about Wilber Middle School I am indeed yeah the current the current draft of the regional agreement makes Wilbraham still owns the building and makes that building a Regional building which would make hamen
responsible for paying for Capital Improvements based on the ratio of children in the building which is right now about 19.6% I believe so in
20075 they did it ass M of the building of that building and there was a number of deficiencies that were when we were when they were deciding whether which whether they're going to move to wil Bram or or hamon there was a number of deficiencies that they cited in that
building and um uh over the 10 years I don't think any of those deficiency have been taken care of so they have had a new roof new roof and the motors on all the air handlers up there
so to tie that back to the topic we're actually here for again and thinking politically on making this thing pass if the and I'm not even sure if the school committee is going to bring forward there this for the town
meeting if they come forward with a proposal that angers people against the school committee and brings back all the anger about closing twb as well well that could backlash against us in
getting this move done I don't know what to do about it but yeah um you know I certainly share your concern about wilam middle school and who pays to bring it back up to snuff but they're going to make a proposal we'll get to vote on it I'm not sure that they'll bring it
before this I don't think they're going to be ready I don't think they're ready but one one of the the holdups that this I don't want to be off the top but one of the holdups is that they have to get everything proved by the desie that you
know is it Elementary and secondary school and that's a long painful process in terms of of terms of these expenses are we going to need a an exclusion or an override I mean what's the
number what's what number would tips it do you have an idea all right we've got about a million in excess capacity um the decision whether or not to have an override is a two-fold decision one
is financial and one is political whether you want to put it on a ballot or not if we were talking about you need a half a million dollars to get this project done if that's a realistic number then you could do you could do it
in shortterm term borrowing a couple of years and you wouldn't have to you wouldn't have to go the override route um you just pay it off over a couple of three years you start adding all the other possible projects that are coming on you know the I don't know what the firehouse
number is going to be it's not going to be small probably no it'll be big bu and that'll probably be an override vote so you know we could probably afford to do without it but it's going to still be a tax increase yeah do you think I guess I'm thinking about the senior cator too
with that we wouldn't need an exclusive we're only talking a couple hundred grand there talking a couple hundred grand yeah it's peenuts write the check why couldn't we use some of the savings for this project then why couldn't we use some of the savings for this project instead of going for a loan um we could
yeah yeah we have we we still got a million dollars in in um uh over a million dollars in um stabilization fund you you could use part of that but you do want to keep some of that stabil stabilization money to stabilize the tax
rate you know if you get a spike you know the idea is to be able to even it out so it doesn't hurt so much but I mean we still have a lot chances are very good this year is going to be a spike anyways yeah
yeah yeah it's not all bad news but yeah no I understand you're saying you know unfortunately we got to wa the bullet now everything cost double what it used to cost everything does y so 2.5% yeah only 2.5 okay so to answer
your question when we get when we get a better picture of how much we're spending or how much we we we pretend to pay the question is can we fit it into a two threeyear plan or do we have to go the do we have to go the override route
you know I said something big like the fire station I would imagine we have to go the override route if this is only you know if it's less than half a million dollars we can probably get away with paying it over a couple of
years it's only two dump trucks yeah 500,000 or two dump trucks not even a fire truck in today's world oh no crazy okay so the next so the next thing is we need to get the we need to get actual highed dollar figures yeah okay
and can the select board hire gy or somebody and get them on board he he's the spare time could we use the funds we appropriated at town meeting to get the building apprais see what it's worth we
already have that building this oh this building but we have an insurance appraisal we have an Assessor's appraisal but the the commercial realtor will do it for nothing yeah all right well either way you know just something more to go for forward with that's the first thing is let's get
let's get free stuff yeah yeah yeah that's is a good idea if it's free is for me okay yeah it's worth what you pay for it but at least it's a number right it is a number to go s with and this thing is such a white elephant there might be worth a ton of money to somebody the right guy or might be worth
nothing yeah need to answer it never know is there anything in this building that needs immediate immediate immediate dollars and cents thrown at it oh yeah but that was 10 years ago than me no I'm just thinking I mean just the
front wall is it some dollars and cents that time bonds come up with that says you guys better do this we have a study I don't what is that study cuz cuz that would be the first thing the town would ask we just did it last year right well
what was the last one we had every to make this perfect to be 7 million I think was million million n okay that include qu support equipments well that included all the Ada Stuff Plus repairing all the deficiencies
Electrical Plumbing hbac okay I didn't know so that's nine so that's that's your argument for Town Hall you spend $9 million which is definitely be over the two and a half right yeah their their their assessment was you'd have to spend nine and a little bit more than 9
million to do this building and it still wouldn't give you the space that you needed okay for the you know so you if we spent the nine and you can argue with that number cuz there silly things in every study you'd still have to the only way to have enough space here is to find another home for the library or putting
storage units in town somewhere a what storage units in town what would the storage units do well storage so for our records oh we're digitizing that's not our problem that's not the problem that's not our problem our problem is physical meeting space it's just not
enough room here we've got you know meeting spaces in here yeah I mean we're going if we move over here we're going from 177,000 square feet to 72,000 square feet well that comes to gym now it comes
yeah and what this what the move also gives us is is it becomes more of a community center because you got parks and recs the library can expand and do their programs in there if Senior Center needs something there's space in there
you know and there's there is we are wasting space but we're wasting space in order to not have to spend a lot of money to customize you know we're we're putting people in rooms bigger than they need to be but it's cheaper than putting up partition I I agree 100%
yes so we've always got the opportunity in the future to to to do improvements to be more efficient our you so the question is if you if you needed more space how much more space do you need here and that should be added on top of the $9 million cost avoidance I well
like I said the only practical answer be is go is build a new library somewhere okay so that's what four or five million at least so then you're talking a project of this versus a $4 million yeah or 12 14 million yeah right okay so
that's that's what your article should read prove 14 million or prove 1 million decision L easier like a pretty simple decision for the 14 million break it down all right uh and
you got the latest layout so you to talk about that or just that look pretty initial layout going to change I think as we get and use use the building
but we're not changing anything so wouldn't be that hard to move things around if we need to so the the library entrance again what was the reason that it's only double at one end of the hallway and not the other end of the
hallway huh I didn't understand the question the library entrance you got double doors there and there was some reason that was said why they needed the double doors there but it's only at one end of the hallway and not at the other end of the hallway they're already there no I'm not sure why it was those are
existing these double these are double doors are already there yeah air locks on all the front entrances but not on the emergency exits maybe rear the rear thing yeah is not a public exit the the re building is
just yeah emergency exit I guess some people hav in through a building like this gentleman might be a good idea to take a tour through there okay I didn't never notice the doors well all of them all the I'm sorry just that one side the
other side's only thing the only I I see the double their air lock doors now I didn't realize I thought there was some specific reason they have those doors down there they can trap people who steal books you that's I think the only barriers that we're adding are those blue access controls
controls yeah close off the building yeah so that we can those are existing those are existing doors with fire stops oh okay the only new one would be uh at the top of the main Corridor in front of the gym that one's not that would be a ah okay uh to separate the library in
that front right hallway there yeah everything else is exist okay the one for the library one that would separate off that Wing from the rest of the building so there's really only one set of doors one door being added and just
access controls on the other doors yeah well I think there's a set of doors at the front of this and I think aren't there a set of doors on that main hallway as you come in there's the double doors and then you cross the hallway there's a set of doors that they're not no no you can walk right down that hallway right down don't to
the left there is not straight is there a door right here there's a door right here no no not if you go straight no no okay huh I have a question um with airlock systems uh somebody needs to monitor those doors don't they so that you get
closed in not it is not in the town hall it's not a school so you can keep that open all the time yeah just like this building okay well they're it's on of time we have them we close them when we're closed right right but when the building's open you know we don't have the we don't have the the security
problem that you worry about in the school okay just like this building we're not we sadly we let the public in so this layout would allow us to separate the building into three parts one would be the library one would be parks and rack in the back then one would be the remainder of the
administrative offices those generalizing those three functions of the town have different hours they still have fire exits all right the existing ones are going to utilize well you can't change the
function of a fire exit right but I'm just saying it's so you're not blocking off one area to control everybody in the library on Monday nights it's not it's not it's no different than it is current right I'm just bringing it up to make sure yeah
yeah even access door still when when the fire alarm goes off those are usually electronically electronically closed opened it's a school you can't trap anybody no they when electricity goes
out the doors have to be able be opened right but a lot of times they're magnetically El we have competent fire department people who can look at this and make sure we're not screwing up anything else do you have a meeting at 11 yeah another mover mov meeting with a
mover Al anything else John you have anything all good okay cool um April can we close the top meeting have all our figures in by then April Fool's
Day let's see April one April Fool's Day [Music] Perfect 10 o' 10:00 thank you everyone I think we're making progress I we feel good about
this I feel better this month than I did last month it's warmer that's why it's warmer has nothing to do with anything [Music] else second all in favor oh
good I'm in the gym and I'm I can still get guil B