So 6 o'clock 601 we'll get started. Um I had to call this to order. So anybody want to say >> I'll make a motion. >> We got a second to get going. >> Second. >> I I
Awesome. All right. Um, >> I don't think you have I don't think you have to take a vote to call it to order. I think as the chairman, you can call it to order as long as there's a quorum. >> Oh, all right. I don't know the rules. >> Are we doing >> I'm not going to look him up either. >> Yeah, I'll get through that. Uh, Sean
has joined us tonight, so it's his first live meeting. Um, >> Sean, >> hello guys. And we don't have a lot in the agenda, but we do have some stuff uh to kind of go over. So, um I guess first we'll look
at the minutes from last meeting. Uh did you guys get those in the email? >> Yes. >> Want a coffee? >> Yes. >> Here. >> Oh, look at that. You got enough paper.
>> Here you go, Glenn. You're not going to go home empty-handed. No. I know some um I didn't see anything that needed to be changed. I don't know if anybody else
did. >> No. >> Awesome. Um, so we have a motion to accept the meeting meeting minutes. >> I'll make a motion to accept the minutes November 4th.
>> Awesome. And we got a second. >> I'll second. >> Great. So, those are approved. We got um just talked to Jar. We got get in touch with the town to see what has to get um posted to the website. We don't have too
many of them posted. So, I don't think we have to submit them or have them on the website because all the meetings are recorded. So, we're going to clarify that. >> Are the recordings accessible otherwise? >> Uh yeah.
>> So, we can clarify that, but as long as it's accessible that way, it's even better than this. >> Yeah, it's better, right? So, um so, uh we have one G on the phone. I don't know. Don't know who that is.
>> Mike also click and ask them to mute. >> Yeah. >> Mike, is that you >> showing up as G? It's a good question. I don't I'm not sure why it why it wouldn't um is there
more than two of us or just two? >> It's uh Matt, you and G. >> Why don't we put the person in the waiting room and then we'll let them back out? >> I don't know. I guess you could open it up for community if they respond. >> Yeah.
>> All right. Well, we got to open it up to uh community input. Um if anybody has anything to add or to ask. Okay. Um nothing else. So uh we'll start with uh
Tom's harbor master report. >> Nothing's going on but got started the Bobcat yesterday. Started right up. >> Awesome. some stuff around him. >> Yeah. >> No, just
>> check the building. Got to get down there. Show a small walkway. Make sure they can get to the mailbox. >> Yeah, we're going to have a different um No, you can't drop the paperwork off at the town hall anymore. >> Oh, really? >> Sell it in the mail or drop it off. We
get a drop box down. >> You have to do cut a slot in the door. So the wall >> in the wall. >> Yeah. >> Y >> put a sign up. So for those that can't figure it out, >> big sign with an arrow
for objects. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How can you do it here? No space. >> Well, you could you could put it in the mailbox, but people walk in, hand it to that guy over there, hand it to this guy over there, hand him an envelope, attach
it. no paper and it's just a nightmare. So, >> got it. >> And then you were you were it was being sent to be processed here or there before. >> It was supposed to be sent there. >> Okay. >> But they they Well, when I say sent
there, it's sent to the town hall. It go the mail goes into our mailbox. I got >> So, people would walk in and hand it to >> clerk and yeah, >> they hand hand them a check and they take it anyways, but we need the paperwork and all that. They hand him an envelope with cash in it. We don't
accept cash and it was just >> awful. >> Should we put that on the um regulations? No cash. >> I do believe it's in there, >> but if it's not, >> she puts it on the first usually puts it on the first page that
>> as we know a lot of people just >> don't read. >> Yeah. >> But I mean, they can't. >> It's highlighted. >> Make check payable. No cash. >> They don't read it there. They're not going to read it. >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> of the software. Tom, I sent it to u
these guys earlier. So, all the changes in the regs are in red that you asked and I I did get that word in there. Um the word that you wanted. >> I just jumped
>> res >> resident. Yeah. So I put that uh italics. >> So I'll leave it as that. >> Because there is a difference different right a different version. You can get out of town. >> You can get an out of town speech
ticket. That's what we're having a problem with people coming down. So make a pack. Okay. a guest on. So you can have someone for a whole season on a mark. >> Not on a time. Those are private. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. Problem we have with that is
people throw somebody on it for five years and >> yeah because they're looking to get them wrong. >> You got to check with the house. >> Yeah. >> Be my guest. >> Um this 48 hour rule that is relates to sort of like safety monitoring of votes. >> Yeah. Yeah. And then do you want to be I
would say maybe specify how they're supposed to communicate that or do you just you know have >> call the office leave a message and there's a lot of people that like few guys that go down to Vinnie and stuff like that they they say hey I'm going down for the weekend just so when we see
a boat's going >> I did that yeah I went down a sandwich for the night. Yeah, I just if you have a preferred method or you need to track some other reason just more now. Yeah, notify is fine. I just didn't want to >> pure point. >> Yeah, because we could look at look
there and say, "Oh, where's he at?" >> Yeah. >> You didn't come back, >> right? >> Yeah, exactly. Right. That's right. What's the deal with the uh new $50 fee for uh floats? >> That's
anybody all the private floats in the river. That's the outfront. There's a $50 fee now. Water usage fee. All the other towns do it. Make sense? >> Yeah. I mean, I'm not crazy about I
mean, people with built docks, they're already paying uh taxes for it, you know, and it's not sending more kids in, sorry there, not sending any more kids to the school system. So, I'm not crazy about that. I know uh in the conservation bylaws, there's already the
possibility they could add a $50 fee, but that was for shellfish uh mitigation. Um and that's earmarked for that for u for that specific purpose. >> Right. Well, another reason why we have it is so we know who's got what because
everybody's throwing docks and everything in and we have to know what size dock is and they're supposed to write off on it. Some of them need permit, some of them don't. So, it's a way for us to keep control of what who's got what out there. And it's
only $50. Anybody else have questions or concerns >> on the updates? Um the marked swimming areas where is that says vessels are from operating within 150 ft of any designated markers are talking
>> raise beach and association beach anyway that's my >> okay >> I will make a motion to >> update regulations >> just make sure we change >> Yeah I just noticed that Uh, do we have a second on that?
>> Well, I'm sorry. What was being changed? >> Oh, so anything that was in red on the regs that I sent you, um, those are the only changes in the uh Yeah, in the uh waterways regulations.
>> Yeah, >> I was thinking what what Jared just said. What? You said something about change. >> I just said I would make a motion to approve what we have just as long as Tom updates like the approved date in the bottom of the head uh footer.
>> This says 2023. Just change it to today's date. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Sorry, I missed that. >> I saw like three seconds before we saw that. So, >> yeah. I'd like to see some more like definitions uh as far as the the float
fee on there. Um, you know, I get where you're coming from, but you know, one I'm not crazy about, and two, there's there's nothing defined as far as what that really means. So, I think we need a definition section if we're going to add some fees involving it.
>> Okay. Well, I've gone through conservation, talked to other towns, they all do it. as a way to keep >> what? Yeah. What are you looking for for clarification? Tell us what you're what you're thinking about as far as clarifying it or defining it.
>> Well, I guess I'm not sure. Does it um you know, is like are the oyster floats going to be included in that? Is it people's swimming floats like along Rocky Nook? I guess I'm kind of um >> So, all those things are going to be included in that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um,
>> is there any >> So, it's not Yeah. So, floating docks, right? >> Is a floating dock not just a normal mooring though? >> It is a moing. >> Okay. So, that instead of charging for every moing like
>> most docks have two moorings on them. >> Instead of charging two moing fees and all that, we just charge a $50 flat rate for a dock. And uh it's Duck Spray does the same fee. I think Marshfield does the same $50 fee. And if you have a gang way, then you got
to go through conservation. We're kind of trying to play along with conservation as best we can. So, >> and not all like the idea of us doing it this way. So, >> okay. So, is this going to be earmarked for shellfish mitigation like in the bylaws or is this separate different or
or what's the uh I guess is is that what you said you were talking to conservation? Is this going to uh like the shellfish propagation fund? >> No. I think it was the waterways. >> Waterways. >> Yeah.
>> Okay. >> Just like any other morning. >> Do we want to put a bullet in there that I don't know if we want to add? >> I don't know. I don't know how we describe that. Any private flow pier coming from
the Kingston waterways? I don't know. So, so Matt, you're just kind of suggesting down the bottom put a definition of what the private dock fee would be. >> Private dock fee, but if you have anything connected to the land, you have to go through conservation and pay all
those fees. So, >> okay. So, yeah. So, any any float um $50 float? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Well, not all freestanding. It sounds like it sounds like the one's connected to dock, too. So,
>> um >> Okay. Well, I guess that Yeah. Any any mor float I guess that would kind of cover it. >> Um >> any any private structures in Kingston waterways that >> confused people. I I hear you that that's probably inclusive, but I think
that um Zach is clear, you know. Um, do we do a lot of explanations in other things too that we defined? >> We used to have something in the beginning. I think >> I feel like this was longer. >> Yeah, these are the ones we did uh three years ago. >> Yeah,
>> just the four definitions in the beginning. I I think that if you put in a definition, you'll probably feel fewer questions, challenges, issues, but I think it's I mean, you know, a doctor to dock, right?
>> Right. >> Yeah. I mean, it's about, >> right? And when they they to put a dock in, they have to come in front of the hom say, "Yeah, you can have a dock, but if you have a game, then you have to go." >> Yeah. So, there's a process anyway. There's not just like people just
throwing docks out there. >> That's what we're That's a problem we have already with people just throwing docks out. >> Yeah, I imagine all those swimming floats and stuff off the nook and all that. Yeah. Okay, that that clarifies it to me. Um I think that makes sense and
just any more float. >> Okay, I have just a clarification question on the map for appendix C. Is it are there any private this it says town owned slips more interacts and then private but is there any uh private in in that area
>> river? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Anyone in the river that has um what do you call it? >> Waterproof. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. There's a few of them that have
maybe it doesn't need to be clarified. I was just thinking of how um as new to town, I think that the only option for private moings would be >> it is. >> Okay. >> Unless you buy unless you buy a house on the rent. >> Okay. >> And you have heated right legs for the
water. >> Yeah. And that'll be represented through their deed and everything else. There's no issue. Yeah. Okay. That draw that >> good question. >> But we're leaving that as is. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Because there sort of we don't want people thinking, "Hey, I want to put
something in there." Right. And if someone buys land, they're going to know if they have that, right? >> Yeah. >> Exactly. I'll leave my motion. I think second. >> Okay. So, the motion is to accept it as
written or amended. Um, do we have a vote on that? Um, all those in favor? I >> I >> I >> I >> Okay, it's 50.
And I'll get these um fixed at the bottom to get the draft over to the selectment as with the red so they know what we're changing and I'll do a version in black so they can uh get the regulations out. So,
>> select me. >> Oh, we do. >> I believe so. [clears throat] >> I did laugh. Yeah, >> we had extensive changes last time. >> Right. I'm just I'm gonna give the chief this and then Okay. He's gonna do whatever he's gonna do.
>> Unless you want to do something else. >> You don't want to present it. >> Doesn't like meetings. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> I was just I was just curious how how's that going to work? like who's responsible for going out there and
deciding whose floats are whose and whose docks and like I mean obviously that's not it has nothing to do with us specifically but I can just see that getting a little uh I don't know
>> the ambiguous >> it all goes through the nest >> sticky tickets >> it's in front of the house yeah Okay. >> Yeah, that's true. You know where they live. >> Yeah. >> I I was thinking, well, yeah, if someone but a swimming float, if it's out there
in the the general, you know, many people use it in the in the nook or something. I mean, I I don't know that that that happens, but yeah, obviously >> there's two out front and they're both associations, so they they'll the association will pay the $50. >> Oh, okay. Okay, that makes sense. Yeah.
Yeah. >> Great. Uh so that's good. We uh there is a meeting on Thursday. I didn't send it to you guys. You're welcome to join. Uh I just kind of
wanted to go over what some of the updates are. Um with the existing work that's going on. Um it's hard to tell that there is work being done down there, but they actually did a presentation um last month to the
board of selectmen um and they had all their 3D and their drone work and >> boring >> um holes. >> Boring holes. Yeah. So we had complaints that they didn't get filled in properly. >> Yeah. Some piles. >> Did they?
>> I haven't been down there with that bad. People said, "How come they didn't clean their mess up?" >> Yeah. >> Glend. >> So, they've done uh bore borings. Is that what they did down there? >> Uh yeah. >> Did they do more? Three.
>> I didn't count them, but there was one on the pier >> to the left of the ramp. >> Yeah. >> I think they got one. >> Yeah. One back. >> But they were going to They started boring. and said there's water down there that goes across the river. >> Oh, did they ever find it?
>> No. >> No. Nobody knows [clears throat] where it is. So, >> there's a water line that goes across the river. >> I never knew that. >> Back side of the shaft. [laughter] >> That came right out, too. [laughter] We're working on
>> So, um, work is being done with it in the meeting on Wednesday, I'm sorry, Thursday. It's at 2:30 to 3:30. I'll send you guys the link if you want to join, you have time. Um, she's going to give us the update over the last, I
guess, six weeks of some of the work that's been done. Um, I did go through this earlier. Um, I hope she goes through the uh subsurface subsurface evaluation so we know it's around the
warf and what they're thinking. Um, they did a boring rate in the middle of the warf so hopefully that is positive and um I don't know what else she's got to go out through. um they're just doing their thing so that we can get our permits
lined up and um and get some engineering money next uh year. One thing that did change uh from the state is the grant process. It used to start in it would do in June and uh
distributed in the fall, which is what we had this year, but they found that all the work is like three months behind. So everybody's like double timing trying to get um up and going. So the grant process now starts in January
um for this grant. Again, we do not have to write the grant. Um uh Woods Hole will do the grant. Um they already have all the information from um the first time that they did this. So, I think I explained
that um it was a two-year grant that get divided into one year um so that Kingston could get the $166,000 grant. Um year two, we have to reapply for they already have most of that work, but now with all this other work that's
being done like the WAF inspection, um they've met with Tom, they've gone through all the work that we want to do. They had a nice site visit, they got the tour. Um, so now they really understand what uh the needs are down there. Um, so
that will beef up the grant application and uh hopefully keep keep us on track for getting everything done by the end of 2027 and then that way we can go to the construction phase in 2028.
Um in 2028 we could divide the grant into two separate grants. Uh one would be for the building and the warf construction and another grant would be um uh the same one that we have now which was the uh
coastal zone management to do any other environmental work that may need to get done down there. So that would not come out of our pocket. Um so that'll be like a separate uh fund in itself. So um hopefully Matt
um Panella and um uh Valerie will will take that piece if if it's needed. So um I think it's it's positive. Again, we're not doing the work. They know what needs to get done
um and how to kind of get it through the state house. um so that we do get our funding. So to me it's a positive. Um >> why is Woodall doing it for free? That sounds great. But >> um it they did it for uh for free up
front so they already have all that work. Um but they also have the consulting piece of this. >> Oh, I see. So we'll pay them later. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Pay me now. Pay me later. >> Well, they have like most of this is them, right? >> Yeah. It's all them. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Or I mean most of this money is
going to make plenty of money. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. >> No, it sounds great. >> Yeah. I just knew that uh like nonprofit you know whatever you know you said it's the institute. So I surprised that they engage in this stuff but >> are they connected? >> Is it woodraphic institute or
construction company? He helped his whole group. I don't know. >> Way more sense. >> I think uh way >> this group >> I just misunderstood. Thanks for that. >> Yeah.
>> Right. >> Okay. You got it. Thank you. >> Yep. >> So, >> it's a good choice of name for them. >> Yes. Yeah. >> Confused on some people. >> I was confused as well. So, we had to go with what's >> uh we're just keeping it >> Yeah.
>> moving forward. We switch gears. Well, um when it comes into the C coast money, the construction phase, then it's our control. >> Uh you know, we'd be putting it out just like with the ramp, we'd be putting it out to bid and >> um talking to all the people that want
to do the work. So, >> engineering, >> right? So long as we can get up through the permitting and engineering um get that in in our hand then we can move our piece forward. >> So uh when is the design of the new
structure on the agenda to talk about? >> I think that'll be uh next year. >> Okay. That would be like a separate architectural firm. >> Yeah. Yep. But they've talked to Tom about his needs.
>> Yeah. Um but where the building can be. Um they've already >> they've already said that um at one point they said well putting the building in the back prior meeting. >> So uh they're totally against moving it
back it'll be forward but whereabouts that seaw wall that's the short wall. >> Um >> so that's why they're doing all the boring. >> Got it. Understood. Y [snorts] >> off she goes. >> I hope you got a turret and see what's going on.
>> Way to go. >> Yeah. >> So, uh so things are moving forward. Uh we will hear more on Thursday where they where they stand. Um so far, uh they have never come back to us with any
questions, uh because the site visit was pretty thorough that they had. So >> they were really good. >> That's real good. No question. >> No questions. Yeah. [laughter] >> So, that's the update. I won't know anything else until Thursday, but I just
want to let you guys like me. >> That's a cool. >> Yep. >> I'll let you get new motive in the packet. Did I say that? >> Yeah, I think that was in the past. >> You got it done. >> I got not quite done yet, but
>> she will. It's it's done, but it's sitting down there in the park line [laughter] trying to trying to let him store for the Who's uh who's working? >> Um >> the Atlantic. >> Oh, okay.
He said it's very [clears throat] >> uh it's a good segment into uh the fiveyear plan. Um, I don't think we have anything for springtown meeting this year, but um, I was asked by Keith,
uh, forget the last name. Ember, oh, >> um, to give him an update on the five-year plan, any work that we, um, have in mind. Uh, I think we already pushed the uh the rack updates to 2027,
so I'll update that. >> Um, I don't think we have any other work that needs to get done right now. >> No. >> Um, but I just wanted to [clears throat] correct. >> Yeah, some more money. Exactly. So, we got to push the new docks out to 27. Um,
I will put on there that hopefully our work will be done in 2028 with the rest of the uh construction. So, other than that, we have no money for anything else. So, >> and the one that that one dock >> Yeah. Wait, my vote is
>> on. >> Yeah, that one's all done. >> Another one we got. He's storing it. [laughter] >> He said, "You're going to come pick it up?" I said, "I thought you were going to deliver." Said, "Well, it's not going to be right away." as long as it's by me. >> Nice.
>> So, um you know the the one in the middle of >> where you keep your robo? >> There's like a hump there. >> There's a big hump there. >> Yeah. Well, that hump's going. >> Okay, good. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Saw mountain climbing in the back there. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. >> Maybe some more cleats, too. I think there's a broken cleat just the dingies. >> Oh, yeah. With normal Johnny. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Who knows? >> That was something I didn't want to bring up, but [laughter] >> before we bring up >> Yeah. Yeah. I I'll go down there.
>> No, >> it's too bad. I couldn't I've seen it before. They put like cable like basically just put a cable and >> tighten that too. >> And then everyone can just put on that too. >> There's a lot more sliding with that. I mean, it is easy
to especially in the river. >> Yeah. could could work out. Could I don't know >> what if you could put like a >> just do each different sections. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> It would create more opportunity. >> No. >> Yeah. >> To keep you busy in the
>> Yeah. >> As long as you're not getting into assigned spots, I'm good. >> No. >> Yeah. >> I know. I'm assigning more spots and have people go the right one. >> Yeah. >> Oh, you are going to put a new sign up,
too. Oh yeah, we got to put it. Remember years ago when we had the >> I don't know if you remember back it was a long time. There was used to be a big on the pier down there was like 4 by8 sheet and it said no. >> Huh? >> It was red and white right >> down there.
>> Uh was it was dark >> was it? Oh >> it was a big sign but it said no wake in the river. No jet skis beyond this point. No swimming yet. We're going to put another one. >> No swimming. >> Yeah. But as far as the fishing thing goes, we don't really care if there's a
kid down there in the afternoon throwing as long as they respect the boat pulling up. And usually the people are pretty good about them. So >> they're not going to do the no fishing thing. >> That's nice. >> Um, is there any issues with kayak use? >> Just I've seen other people like
basically have sort of designated kayak stuff like kayak rack and things like that. I don't know if those like there was a lot of kayak activity. What I see is people use them as dingies, but then they get full of water and take supposed to take care, >> right? >> Didn't have a sticker.
>> Yeah. Yeah. >> That was the problem, you know, with the kayaks, too, is people bringing the kayak down just leave it there and tie it off >> and didn't have a sticker on it. We didn't know who's in, >> right? >> And they just come down and get it and go for a ride. You know, they're not they don't even have a boat down there. >> So, that was another problem I have with
the kayaks. >> And there's also that other rack. Maybe there's not Iraq, but um as you're going down River Street initially, there's that access point for kayaks. >> Yeah, Muller's Landing. >> Yeah. Is there any room there for Iraq? I'm just trying to think of where people could keep them. I'm thinking about
revenue, right? You guys don't It's not a lot of money. A I could see a lot of people if we had enough space buying kayaks, paying some kayak fee, not using it that often. If it didn't take up a lot of space, it's usable. Could be another revenue thing. But I don't want to create another problem. >> There's one down at Grace Beach now. and
knowing it knowing >> they use it. That's another problem is they got to chain them up and who have that. And then another question. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, this is why I ask and then we answer >> um the >> the porter pies, are those a problem at all for you guys or is it just like sort
of managed separately? It's not a big expense. Like it's not >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. I know. So, I'm wondering how that's going >> compared to like a more permanent fixture like Duxbury has. You know, Ducks has a public restroom. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. As soon as you go in on the right,
>> that's a building. >> Oh, the building. Yeah. >> It's just something I'm curious about because it's like that could be the expensive thing or it could be less expensive than paying a vendor every year to deal with it. I don't know. I don't pay for the you pay for the um >> the porta body. >> Yeah. >> Is it big money or no?
>> No. I think I want to say it's $700 for the year. >> Oh my god. >> And they and they keep it clean. >> Yeah. It might be better at >> public toilet to keep clean. Yeah.
>> Yeah. One of the custodians goes and cleans it in the morning and he does the police station too. >> Nice. >> For the town. >> All right. >> But that might be something better once we get the new building and then >> build that on the side. >> Maybe. I mean, I think that for $700 people use
>> Okay. I thought you build it. >> I'll have a custodian do it. >> That ain't going to happen. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Beach could use one. >> Yes.
>> That thing's like locks, not locks. >> Yeah. >> You know, anyway, different topic >> that falls under conservation. That's when I learned that I don't want to clean the >> bathroom. >> Yeah, but your fish was good. >> Yeah, well,
>> thank you. But I didn't want to clean. >> Yeah, >> we could put arrows go to Cole Street. >> Yeah, your house is right up the road. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I've never really understood locking up a bathroom. What's the point?
I think that's to probably prevent drug use or other activities. >> Yeah. Vandalism. >> But but like it's you know people at the the you know the playground right there or using the beach like it's been locked during times it shouldn't be you know. >> Right. Well they used to open it. Well I used to open it first thing in the morning close it at night. I don't know.
I think I thought that's what they did. >> I thought they did that too. They should >> I was like three times. I don't know. Maybe it was just weird days. >> Yeah. I mean far as I know that's what they did. open at sunrise or sunset or something like that. >> Any problems with trash? Not really.
>> We have a dumpster. So that's >> the way we cured that one because >> the town didn't want to pick up trash anymore. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Overflowing into the >> Yeah. And it actually works pretty good with the dumpster. >> Yeah. >> Really does. >> It is cleaner.
>> Yeah. >> One spot set back. >> No fish guns, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, except somebody threw a dead loon in there. That didn't work out so well. >> Yeah, in the dumpster.
>> Send a message. >> Yeah, that would be good. >> All right, thanks for my questions. I was just curious with those things. >> It wasn't me, >> though. I did bring a se seagull back at one point, but I don't know what happened to that. [laughter]
Uh, any other new business or any other questions? >> Um, the sign that went up but then changed. Is that like someone's private sign or is that now maintained by by us or >> the Adena? >> Yeah. >> Thought that very special sign. >> It looks cool. I don't know. >> The big ball you mean?
>> Yeah, but I saw it changed recently, right? Wasn't there? >> That's the winter stick winter. >> Oh, nice. >> When you see that winter stick come on, that big ball go up. Now we're back in business. >> I like it. Were you guys down there at New Year? >> Open the door. [laughter] smashing the bottle to Seattle.
>> So, is that is that maintained by us or is that a residence? Uh >> but great >> that was given to us still. >> Great. Yeah, it looks it just is nice little touch. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. To know where you are. >> Yeah. >> Nice guy that retired.
>> Yeah. >> Perfect. >> All right. Any other questions, issues? >> Yeah. Oh, we didn't touch on that. >> We didn't touch on that yet. >> We're looking at the weather first. [laughter]
>> All right. Uh, next meeting will probably be in this January. March. >> Get a calendar open already. >> March 10th. >> April 1st. >> March 10th. Uh six. Yeah.
Great. Okay. >> I will make a motion to adjurnn. >> And can I second? I'll second to adjurnn.