six o'clock. Now, um you're only two people. You could still look it over. Um let's look over the um >> minutes for um >> yeah I thought the first special meeting
>> with Mass Autobon NOI Bye. >> We have a new hollow book. >> Did you do did you do the site inspection to house? >> No. I know that I know that Greg could have made that >> just because just he wasn't able to
I guess Eric was sick or something. >> Do we have a copy of the minutes? >> Um the NOI kick. Oh no, because we already voted on it. I couldn't fill your I couldn't put any more stuff in there.
>> I make a motion to accept the minutes. I was Well, I'm going to >> just make >> You're going to amend something. >> Just a typo. >> Okay. >> Right here. >> No. >> What? >> Doesn't need to be there.
Oh, the Tom got >> all right. I'll second them as it is. Well, not that we need to. >> We can't officially vote on it anyway. >> No. With two people. I don't know if I'm back on or how that works.
>> Oh, you're an associate. You can't vote. >> Okay. You put me to associate. >> I thought it was just temporary. >> But then we have to go through the selection to undo it. >> Motion. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Hi. Oh, look who's here.
Oh, >> all right. We have We have a forum. >> Quickly go over the minutes and then we can >> The minutes are the are the top thing in your folder. And your ID badge is in there also, Joe.
>> Thank you. >> So, you said Sherry is coming at 6:30, whatever. Yeah. Okay. So, also want to fill us in on some stuff the other stuff. >> Yeah. >> So, let him have it the floor for a
little while. >> Yeah, we do that. >> Okay. If you got something you wanted to >> bring up, I I never received anything from South Ridge issue. I was I was
supposed to um receive a certified letter and along with the abuters. >> What about it? >> You didn't get anything. >> Um well, when I was here, it's been a few months or it's been a while, but um you were going to hire a surveyor and
>> Yeah, we we haven't um we haven't officially hired one yet. I have some calls out and in the um letter I gave you a copy of the letter and in the letter um I told the abutters that um as
soon as we have um plans that they would be notified. >> Did you give me a copy of >> Oh, I don't know. Maybe August. I'm looking for one now. might have been August.
>> Never received anything in the mail and then I was kind of trying to you know there was when I was here there was a question about owner so my daughter you know wanted to know what was going on. >> Yeah. Well I >> will have site visit with with her her
representative. Well, I sent the um the letter only went out to the people that were um that about but the um uh the protected area. It only went out to them because um
>> about South Ridge now. >> Yeah. What are you talking about? the other one. >> I was, but then I was talking about my that my parcel that my >> oh with her with her parcel um we sent her a um blank um request for
determination and um in the letter I asked her to um whenever she got around to it and wanted to start any work back there to fill out the request for determination and send
it back to the conservation commission and she has all the paperwork to fill out. >> Not going to be a sight visit or anything. >> Not right now. >> Not as you guys kind of somebody brought back there. >> Oh no.
>> I just want to make sure. >> That's the same case in you know hunting in South. I had no idea about it and and I'm sure we've heard something about this.
>> Did any of the people at South Ridge um mentioned to you that they got a letter about um clearing because it's actually your land that they're clearing? >> No, >> some of them did. They they got it. All
the people, all the homes on the side of South Ridge, from the very first couple, there was a guy used to live there, Dave something. >> Yeah. >> And then all those people all the way around to the doctor at the end.
They all got the same um letter and packet that um every one of them got it >> and you sent them certified >> and they were sent Yes, they were sent certified the first time and I only got one um card back saying that they'd
picked it up and with all the certified envelopes still >> to September. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And then I um >> you weren't sent >> you weren't on a butter. >> You're not in a butter. You're the land owner. >> And you said you didn't clear it. So
>> I definitely >> So then I So then I took all the certified letters, kept them in that the way they were, put them in a larger envelope, and sent it regular mail. And that way they don't have to be home
to sign for it or anything like that. I didn't get anything back from the mail company saying that um anyone refused that letter. Yeah. Or that packet. So, they all have it. >> So, it's kind of in the works. >> Yes.
>> I haven't heard from any of them though. >> And then what about the issue on the acreage near East Long Meadow? These face meadow that people are complaining. We haven't done a thing there since >> have a site visit while while we're here
representative or someone can be there so we can see what the complaint is actually about. >> Well, we're just waiting for her to um fill out their request for determination. She said she wants to put in a herb farm or natural
>> just reclaim the same farm. Well, she needs to fill out that paperwork first and send it in and then we'll do >> and then once we get the paperwork the commission will go do the site inspection. >> Okay. >> Um the other thing I was very interested
in the bund um the night I was here you said you would get me a copy of their NOI. >> Oh, you wanted a cop? Yeah. I didn't write that in my notes. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. They got their their order of conditions >> using herbicides.
>> Nothing that will harm anything. >> No. Yeah, >> that's not the answer. Are they using herbicides? >> I can't name. I mean, I it's not in my head what they're using. >> Yeah, I don't have that. >> I mean, a lot of it is going to be
pulled by hand, >> right? >> Yeah. But there was an issue about herbicides and like one of the board members was very concerned. He actually brought I think it was is it Tom Per the person next to you? >> That's Tom. That's >> yeah that I'm Tom but I don't remember
saying that but >> but I remember you bringing that up and that was a major concern of yours also. >> Yeah. >> So you are going to allow herbicide spraying >> the herbicides that they're using. Yes. >> The ones that they said they were going to use which is not
>> close to the water source. >> Not not near the water at all. So >> nothing no anything near the water is being done by hand. >> Okay. When you say by the water 25 ft 50 ft 100 ft. >> Uh
I don't have >> 200 feet. >> I don't have my >> is so general for me. >> Yeah I know. I know. >> You know like like you have with un no disturbed zones you know. >> Correct. >> Will it be within 100 ft of those water sources? >> No.
Yes. And that's in the notice of the agenda. >> It should be. Yes. I don't I don't have it in front of me. I can't look at it. But yes, I know. I'm just saying I can't remember off the top of my head what the numbers are. >> I'm just concerned because um
>> but knowledge about her, >> right? I understand. Everything was on the up and up and we did discuss it and they >> So when when could I get a copy of that? I I mean I'm not trying to rush you like this week, next week.
>> Yeah. Um well, tomorrow's the last day. The town hall's open this, you know, they >> they only open Monday to Thursday. Um next week I'm here Monday to Thursday. >> Be too much of a crush.
Um, >> but it was convenient for you, Bonnie. I'm not trying to rush you. I just wanted to look it over. >> Yeah, why don't you um >> I'm just surprised that you know I obviously got to come to the meeting and voice my opinion,
>> but I was just concerned like um your tier person was about the herbicides and distance from the water source. >> Right. No. >> So, it's definitely farther than 100 ft away. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> If at all. Why don't they just do it all by hand? I
know it's probably not cost feasible, but I mean herbicides are a shortcut to disaster. >> Oh, we Yeah, I know. No. >> And it all ends up in the and you know, and then people wonder Yeah. >> Why is the Scanic River got coli and this and that? Because all those
tributaries from >> um Thornton Bird, this is Brook, you know, coffee brook. It goes into the scan. >> Yep. >> And personally, I'm downstream. Yeah. No, this that was all discussed with them and >> and I mean is this the first time
they've ever used it on auto partial, isn't it? >> If they're even going to use it. >> Oh. Oh, so they might not use >> they might not. >> Okay. Right. >> It's encouraging for me. >> Yes. It seems like it's
and I'm pretty aware it's it's more of a >> by hand than it is with bird side and there's more danger after problems. >> There's more like it's more like uh determining if there is even any invasive they need to go after that far
out to block the site, right? Then do some timber harvest, correct? Uh, I don't know if they were doing that. I don't >> There's no mention of just invasive removal. >> Yes. Green removal. >> I don't No.
>> I know. >> Yeah. It >> was approved a couple meetings ago. >> Actually, two weeks ago at our meeting. We had a special meeting. Just has there been any more pursuant about the Eoli source?
>> Nothing's come to us. >> Okay. >> No. >> Yeah. I just thought I'd kind of go over those two things. So I could possibly get um the Laughlinburg NOI next. >> Yeah. Do you want the NOI or do you want
the OC? >> What is the OC? >> Order of conditions. >> Yeah. Oh, definitely. Yeah. >> So, you want them both? >> Yeah, definitely both. >> I'll have to use the big machine. >> I'm just not a tech person. I printed
copy. I know. I I know it's some work not being hund probably 50 100 pages. I don't know. Well, I could I could get some of that next week for Laff. >> Yeah. Why don't you um
>> just conservative herbicide and I'd like to see the NOI and the order of conditions. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Why don't you come in? Let me see. >> Anytime is convenient. >> All right. Well, I have your number. Why
don't you just plan to come in on um on Tuesday morning? >> That would be great. >> I'm here till noon >> every day. >> 10 or 11. That works great. >> Okay. Tuesday. I'll write it down. >> Thank
you. You're up. So, um, I have a bigger plan because I know the one that I sent to was kind of hard to see. >> I think I should introduce you. Um, >> let me put >> Does everybody know Sherry? No.
>> Hi. This is um this is Sher Himlstein and um Sherry owns >> a lot of >> and um one particular parcel on South Road, she is um breaking off uh an 8
acre estate lot. Estate lots have to be 8 acres. And um so the question we've been getting a lot of calls from people the conservation office has on this
property and um one of the questions is you know what what is on the property and we haven't been out there yet to do a site inspection. So, we have it. We don't know. And we'll plan it when
you're around, Wenda, cuz you have the you have all this. >> Yeah. >> So, um just sort of a a recap, I live next door and my neighbor had owned this farm that was 157 acres that had been in
his family for generations. So, my husband and I bought it. Um, and now all but but about 20 acres is permanently protected with conservation restrictions. So I've been breaking it off. So this 8 acre is actually attached to another 75 acres that's under
conservation restriction and uh just as a way to maybe get back half of what I paid for all of this land. Um so at this point um there's only one house that's gone in on this land. uh one new h you
know one other house um the the farmhouse was torn down and replaced with a house and then a house lot went in which is over here >> this one >> yes so um >> does this fall under subdivision in Massachusetts
>> what >> subdivision like >> no ones >> it's >> so this this >> this is cut off >> this is this is cut off from it only because um the neighbor had expressed
>> an interest. So this this two acres goes with it because you can't subdivide conservation. >> So basically this doesn't this is actually it it really goes >> the um it kind of goes like this now or no um
>> there's a line right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So it goes like this and um because I've got the 200. So it goes like this. And um this
is confusing here. Uh so the parcel includes all of this all of this the whole of which this entrance and 8 acres is exclus conservation restriction.
>> Okay. So this is the 8 acres of >> that that is excluded as part of the state law that somebody could put one house in and they would be surrounded by permanently protected conservation. I was mentioning that there's I I don't know the technical name, but it has to
do with a one lot that is broken down multiple pieces. You can only have a total impact to that one lot. It's considered a subdivision if multiple pieces are broken off from the original lot. So there's a total impact to all
the wetlands. The original piece was um sold in in uh like 12 years ago. >> Okay. >> Um and um so there's a basically all that's been broken off from it is a
25 acre fleet. He was actively farming, but we wrote a conservation restriction that >> keeps it in a farming thing. >> That's good. >> Uh because it's a lot of hay fields and stuff like that. And then there's just one house lot that went in. >> Okay. >> So this was just
>> Did that impact wetlands at all? >> It shouldn't have. >> Was it within 100 feet or eighth of a do you remember Bonnie? >> Well, this is I'm trying to compare >> the new one or the old >> This is South Road.
>> Right. >> So that at least in the map is mapped as all natural heritage. >> Yes. Then you've got >> Yep. >> The brook here >> like on right is Well, wait. So, this is past where the house would be.
>> Yeah. But it's part Isn't the Isn't the lot going to be like right about here? >> Uh, no. It we just figured it out. It's It's >> It's going to be about right here. The perk test is about here. The two acres is here. That's under conservation restriction. And the the house would
probably be around. >> So, where's the eight acres? >> Like up to there. the building part would probably this is all forested. >> So the part that's cleared is about three acres in front that you see. So where they and there's actually a perk
there. >> Okay. >> So I can't conceive that they would be building anywhere near that area just because I don't think it's cleared up there. I think it's all wooded. >> It doesn't matter anyway because there's
a stream running through there. No, you can't. >> You can't. Yeah, but it wouldn't even be suit, you know. >> But that doesn't mean they wouldn't. >> I know. >> So, I guess we'd have to, you know, just sort of map out where they put the house. >> Correct. >> But this is the >> But if this is three acres down here,
this part that's still >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> But they would still need >> Yes. You still got to come out of this line out here. >> Yeah. With >> that >> with signs or something. >> Oh, yeah. >> Here.
>> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Because if you don't if you don't >> So what >> you don't put the signs there. >> Yeah. So what would be allowed there? Nothing. Basically nothing. If >> No, that's all protected.
>> Okay. Yeah. So you can't cut a tree or do anything there >> within 25 ft of that river. You can't do >> Yeah. There's no visible river. I mean I think it's all underground. I've never seen any. I mean I've hiked over there. So you guys can go. >> We will.
>> And this is I know this isn't in the property, but that's um Well, here's your down here. It's a wetland swamp. Okay. >> So, it's got to be some >> Yeah. >> runoff from it. Yeah. Something >> I think it it runs into my neighbor's
>> But um >> Yes. So they they went to drag the field and you will see you will see a little when you hike up here you'll see a gully uh that I wasn't wasn't aware of. There's like a 400 foot ditch and apparently my neighbor had a wet hay
field so they decided to drain it down there. I haven't said anything but so you can see that. So that wasn't there when I first moved in. That was put in. So you will see that there. But that is something that was put in uh apparently
by the neighbor because their hayfield was wet in the corner. So they thought that was a good place to >> bring people that bought Charlie's. >> Yes. Well, that I bought all of Charlie's and then I sold them. So I I sold them the 25 acre piece
that's to be kept as like farming. >> All right. You guys have copies of that? Oh, >> that one. No. >> Yeah, you do, right? Oh, he's got one. I don't have one. It's all right. >> Oh, there you go. >> Okay. >> Are there two there? No,
>> there's only one. >> I got one. >> Yeah, I should have one over here. >> Well, I can make more than one. >> So, what we have to >> I can look it up. >> I think what we have to do is to um plan
a site inspection. All right. >> And this is probably going to be >> Do you have restraints, Joe? Is you know, timewise what to do site inspections. >> And this is going I mean the day is
getting shorter. This is going to have to be done during the day, whatever day it happens to be. But >> it's just eight acres. It's not the whole day, >> right? Um, I can do Wednesdays or Friday anytime, but other than that, it would have to be after like five.
>> Wednesday or Friday, you could do it. >> Scott, >> a depends on the week. >> Yeah, right. >> Yeah, like >> I can't bring my calendar. I have a calendar at home. >> This Friday, I can't. >> I can try to >> Let me see. No,
>> Wednesday is okay. Next Friday I can't. Wednesday is clear. >> 22nd. Mhm. >> I could tentatively do that work. >> 22nd. Wow. >> I know. >> I would say like like like go for 10 or
11 or something like that. >> Wenda. >> So, we have enough time. >> Have to go home and check my calendar. >> That on your phone? >> No. I have so many VA appointments because I've been gone for four months. All right. Well, just get back to me
then. Yeah. >> And then but I'll tenatively do the 22nd for like 10 o'clock. >> Can you send a a group text out to everybody? And >> Yeah, I will. >> I mean, if you can be there, it' be better, but I'm just saying.
>> Yeah. Wednesday is not a good >> Yeah, I understand. >> I barely made it here. time. I know still our guide. >> Yes. >> All right. Cuz maybe I can I think I have his phone number. I can call him
and see if he can explain that subdivision law to me. >> Oh, yeah. Sure. Um, well, these will have addresses because they're houses. Yeah, this one. Yeah. So, it's like
right next to it. So, look at the >> Yeah. C just or whatever it is and find it. Okay. >> All right. So, it's right after Belaloo's barn. >> Yes. Yes. And >> the old barn. >> Yeah. And you can see there's a a
>> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> There's a a real estate sign right in front. >> Oh, there is. >> Oh. Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, there's a barn right there. That's got an address and that's got an address. So, it's writing. >> Yeah. You'll you'll see the real estates. >> Okay.
>> Unless somebody takes it down, but >> Yeah. >> Okay. October 22nd at 10:00. >> All right. >> Yeah, that's what we'll try. >> We'll check in with somebody to find out what the what what we found. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll um
>> let one of them call you. >> Okay. >> All right. She filed. Has she filed anything yet or not? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, it's just um you know, we've been re we have been receiving conservation calls on this property. Y
>> and um you know and you know I tell the people, well this is what I see on a map, but we haven't been out there. >> Yep. So eventually you're probably going to have to pay for a wetland scientist to >> Yeah. >> figure it out or the people who are >> the people that buy it Yeah. are going to have to do that and then you file
with Mass Heritage to find out if there are actually any impacts >> what you plan on doing. >> Yeah, that would be >> and sometimes they pull the lines back. >> They they go out and walk and >> that would be the potential buyer. >> Yeah. >> Don't have to do all that.
>> Okay. I shouldn't do that. >> I mean, you would >> you could get it all done before you try to sell it. And then >> I mean I think I think I I mean I it just makes things easier because when you start with purchase offers and then
it falls apart. I I'd rather just have everything all set. So what does it c You don't know what it costs to do that kind of study. >> No, I never um I never hired one personally. >> Nobody. Okay. And who who would I contact that? >> Um
>> do you have a list on the website? >> Uh no we don't have a list. Um I'm thinking um Steve Ribert Riberty of um what does he call his company now? H uh >> I can give you the name. >> Me the
>> He's very He's very good. >> All right. I'm gonna >> go ahead and Yeah. So have you guys look at it, you know, give me the preliminary information. But yes, I definitely want to follow up because >> it'll make it easier to sell. >> Yeah. It's easy. I don't I don't want to because you'll know otherwise it will
fall the space of the envelopes where they can put their buildings. >> Yes. >> Or I'll find I can't build at all >> and I'll have to keep working till I'm done. >> All right. Thank you very much. Good luck. >> Thank you.
>> Can you just sign the uh the guest sheet over there by the yellow? Thank you. >> What was the address? >> Uh I don't think there is one yet. >> Just so I know where to go. It's in between. >> Can you take a copy? >> 211. >> Get a copy of the
>> Wetland >> South Road. Okay. >> What's the What's the house number? >> Yeah, I thought I had one. >> 2113. It's right in between the two of them also. >> And she said there's a realtor sign in front of this. >> Okay. >> And there's a barn right next to it. Gotcha.
>> Thank you. >> All right. Yep. No problem. Do you know if it's The only thing I know as a kid was the Kibby farm up there. >> There was a Kibby farm, a friend. >> Yeah. Yep. Across the street was a big
giant farm. I can't remember the girl that I went to high school with. >> I forget. >> I have no idea what her last name was. >> She was great at playing softball, but it's right across from Kibby's.
And then >> yeah, I don't >> I had cousins. >> Only Kibies I know >> that lived up there too. >> Yeah. >> A long time. >> Only Kibbies I know is the one the Sam the woman over there. She lived there. >> I'll give you a couple names tomorrow.
Okay, great. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> All righty. >> Okay. Anything else? >> No. Um Joe, have you have you met Wenda? >> Oh yeah, sorry. >> I joined and they made me cheer because
I was on Graanby for like >> but then she went to Alaska traveling for six months. So >> she travels most of the year. >> But um yeah, so Joe um Joe came on board in um August. Oh,
>> I believe it was. And um he has a degree in wetland science. Excellent. Cool. So maybe the two of us can tag team it >> on this maybe. Yeah. Your knowledge will be
>> So she wants to build here. >> Well, she doesn't want to build anything. >> Okay. >> She But she said that is the only >> potential building area >> spot. I can't think of the name of it. ANR, right? Does that sound familiar? A anrr.
>> Even though it's >> lots, >> it's within this. >> That's a planning board issue. I don't know. >> Well, that's another issue. So, that's what we're going to go see. Well, if we don't, that's >> is that national heritage that >> Yeah. >> All that is. Yes. It's all
>> checked lines. Yes. >> Yeah. So, that's national heritage. >> We're an endangered species. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. So, we have we contact them. No, they do. She would She would have to Okay. >> When she files >> Yeah. >> They would come out and look. >> Okay. Right.
>> Sometimes they move lines. >> Yes. For Especially for a house. >> Yeah. >> They may adjust. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She'd be in the Minihog Land Trust years ago. >> She's not not on it anymore.
>> She dropped out of as being president of it. >> Oh. Um but um and that's how the Minichog Land Trust is able to continue to buy lots of land in Hampton because they'll buy parcels such as this. Although this Sherry bought this
personally, but they buy parcels such as this and then break off a building lot and sell it and that gives the money >> that they were doing that up on North Road. >> Okay. Yep. >> And Mountain Road. No, not Mountain
Road. They didn't sell off any lots on there. >> No, the one I'm talking one on North, right? The the new trail there. >> Yep. >> Mount Vision. >> And they were buying that lot next to it. Make a >> parking lot. >> Yeah, I remember that
>> trail head. >> But I think it's >> on >> the end of Hickory. >> Yep. I think it's very important once they once they get this settled that that
permanent signs go up >> at the end of that 8 acres just so permanent because that's the problem we're having at South Ridge Estates that >> you weren't involved I think you were gone but there there was 13 acres
>> Mhm. that um back in the late 90s when the subdivision started um it it was all um resource area in there >> and then throughout the years um a butters have been going have been
cutting cutting this and then the state notified us. >> Yeah. Um the state notified us this summer and um you know they had pictures of course because they're Oh yeah. Yeah. Mark Simpson shows us know the before
and after. >> Right. That's >> they run they do that. They them all the time. He sent those to us. >> Right. And um so when they showed you know 2019 it's all forested and >> really pretty. And then the last one was
2022 I believe or 23 that >> you know and like a third of it >> clear >> cleared. >> Oh wow. >> Guys all went up there um you know and took pictures. Joe took a ton of pictures up there. >> So that guy that was here he owns the 13
acres protected property. >> He owns that land that the Abutters clear went into. >> Yeah. So each one is on the hook for their section. >> Well, he owns it, so he's on the hook for it.
>> He's the one really on the hook. But >> yeah, >> it's up to him to to pursue it. Whatever. Yeah. >> Yeah. If he wants to pursue anything. I think at this point once we have we're getting we're hiring somebody to
>> survey it. >> Normally the owner would do it. Yeah. But with in his case, we decided we'll just do it. >> Yeah. >> Once that's done, I think it's just best. >> So, no post or anything were put in there. Probably
>> they're gone. >> There were posts put in originally back in the late 90s, he says. And um >> I didn't we didn't find any. >> Wow. Were they metal or wood? >> Who knows?
>> I'm guessing they were wood, >> but I don't know. I I really don't know. >> So I think at this point once the determination and delineation has been done, we just make sure it's put some signs up or something and just leave it alone.
>> Yeah. Cuz Mark gave us some examples of signs to put permanent signs to put >> Yeah. up along along there. But you know the problem is some of I believe um that that some of the homeowners may have may
have cleared some of them had had this wetlands on their property and some of them now I believe think that beyond their property line is their property. So now >> we're going to be putting signs in >> they backyards >> expand their propert
>> but we can't prove everything. >> No their taxes that'll get their attention. Yeah, >> but we have all the original mapping. So, I don't think it would be that difficult for um surveyor to go back there. Yeah. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. >> What happened? Whatever happened to the guy who was had a trailer on a property that was surrounded? >> Okay. Yes. That something actually. He's still there. >> He's still there >> in his trailer. Yeah. That has nothing to do with us. >> I heard I heard there's a bigger trailer
there. >> Yes. the uh permanent markers have been put in on that property around all the wetland. We did look at >> that's been done and he knows it and he's already got his permits from the planning board or whatever to start
building. So >> Oh, all right. So, it's made progress. Good. >> Yeah. >> And then did the solar farm come in again? >> Nope. >> No. >> We don't want to stir that pot if we don't have to. >> Oh, I know what else. Mr. pelleter on um
on Main Street. He has Hamn Auto Body. >> Okay. >> And um he had some huge huge truck tires on the bank of the river. >> And we notified him um you know that they have to be moved at least 25 ft
back from the river bank. And I noticed um today they're gone. >> Oh, really? I I should have stopped and looked >> and then I know the old >> Last time I stopped >> with that yet, right? >> See them? >> Yeah. No, they're gone. >> They're okay. Good. I'll have to drive by and look.
>> Cuz I know the other place, you know, they did a good job of like cleaning up and putting that embankment, the old hardware store and stuff. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. The new wall. >> Yeah. The fence. >> How far is Cumbies away from the river? Somebody said it's right like 20 feet,
50 feet. I don't know. I haven't been. >> It's within 50. >> It's all overgrown. I've been going back there. It's within 50, but it's been there forever. >> Yeah. I didn't know. I don't know. There was no gas there. Oil or anything, right? >> Uh yeah, >> there was >> the ground uh
>> gas station was origin. >> No, there was no gas, but the ground was contaminated from people buying oil in the store. >> Okay. >> And just being a parking lot. >> Yeah. >> So, they did have to
>> remove all that. That was done years ago. >> Yeah. And the fell that bought Hampton Hardware building. Yep. In the garage shop, he put in a new partial retaining wall in the back. >> Yeah, I was here. Oh, you were there. >> Yep.
>> Um >> I think And then we had the guy who was he had to fix his wall on the other side of the river. >> Yeah. >> Oh, on Walnut Street. >> Yes. >> Yeah. How'd that go? >> Hickory Walnut, whatever it was. Yeah. Yeah. I >> mean, the couple that
>> I didn't go back and look, but I don't know if he even did it yet. >> All right. Okay. >> Yes, that's fixed. He had Dana there to say about pulling the There's a big log jam in the scantic there. >> Yep. >> Oh, >> and um uh right now it's just decided to
leave the logs in the river. >> Cuz Yeah, he was right there where the island was. >> Yep. >> All right. I think what else? >> Nothing on the solar.
Haven't heard a thing. >> Those >> I know they said they were coming back, but >> the uh >> we did >> the lot on road. >> Yes. >> The very wet one.
>> Yeah. He pulled out of that >> and it's for sale again. Tracy Nur's flat. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. She had the house next door. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. >> I don't know if she's ever sell. It's for sale again. >> Yeah.
>> Is that the one right across from Echo Valley? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Sign been up for a while. >> Oh, what? How about moving? >> We're moving in um supposedly mid November.
>> Mid November. >> They're working over there. I saw them there this week. Coupide, I think they're abatement company. >> Okay. >> Yeah, there's some asbestous. >> They were in there this week. The parking lot's been remarked.
Hasn't been fixed. There's still potholes everywhere, but they've repainted it. >> Huh. We have two um we have two conservation offices now. One for a conservation agent and one for me. >> Okay. So
coming up in the world. >> So are you do have we a shared agent or something eventually? >> Well, right now um Joe has the qualifications if you want it.
So um we'll see where that goes. They had to post the job. um uh town manager Brian had to post the job to make it legal and we'll see what happens with that
>> because I know weren't we going to share with Graanby at some point? >> Yeah, Grabby didn't want to share. >> That fell through along with all the others >> and the fellow that sat here couple years ago that um we were going to share
with Graanby, Ewan Meadow hired him full-time. >> Yeah. I think you caught up. >> Yeah. Other than other than the East Long Meadow thing, >> I remember something about that. >> Yeah.
>> Somebody found it or something. >> Somebody what? >> East Long Meadow reported to us, didn't they? Yeah. >> Yeah. So that that's also his property. Well, his daughter's daughter's property. >> Yeah. >> So, we did go out and look at that.
>> Yeah. >> And there was some clearing, but >> So, have you had have you worked for any companies? >> No. >> No. Just out of school? >> Yeah. >> Where'd you go? >> University of Maine. >> Oh, wow. Oro. >> Yeah.
>> Oh, cool. >> You're doing some research, too, aren't you? >> Yeah. So, you're working on your masters? >> No, >> just doing this right now, >> but I'm doing like part-time research at
Yukon. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Well, I can try. I have so many manuals and books and stuff. >> Okay. >> I can try to help you. I kind of work part-time as a scientist where Ray Lev
his son runs a company now and I worked for a company up at Ammeris Mickey Marcus and Cluff Harbor and all these part time nobody give me full-time work so I'm like all right I guess I'll teach
>> and that was on conservation so >> I remember winning a fight with Ray so that was good >> on Has it been an hour yet? >> Oh, well, she gets paid for an hour five minutes. >> Well, I mean, we went over an hour. >> But course with our soils course with
this guy out of UMass. It was the last one. >> That lady was >> We went all over New England every weekend. We went different place. We went to the Cape. >> Since we do have a quorum, I'm going to make a motion to close the meeting. >> I'll second it.
>> All in favor? I >> I 6:45. >> All right.