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I open the meeting at 5:31. And next thing on the agenda is Maureen Clark to provide office updates, if there are any. >> We have to read our >> Is it the gigantic second thing? >> Oh. >> Yeah, the reading

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>> have my I don't have my fancy sheet to tell me if I'm recording and >> All right, take that and play down there. >> All right, got >> Ken can read it. >> Easy enough. >> [laughter] >> This meeting is being recorded. Anyone intending to make an audio or video

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recording of this meeting should notify the chair at this time. Being none, >> Nope. >> Pass it on to the chair. >> All right, office updates. Um pretty much just the exemptions.

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We've have mailed out all the exemptions for the veterans, the seniors, surviving spouse, blind, um So, we move We probably Ken would know better, but over 200 mailed out.

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And then coming in >> or are there more to go? >> Well, to mail out since probably 220. Um Once you get a first at the veterans, the seniors might be next. The veterans get their letter right around They got it at the end of

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June, so they come in with the letter, so we like to make sure they have the application. Uh but it is until April 1st. There's plenty of time >> Yeah. >> to do it. Uh the revals going on. Um they did

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50% of the field review. I don't have any of the data back, but I haven't heard from the GEO R yet. We provision to get a little more work done. So that's what's going on in in the office.

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>> Sounds good. >> Carrie, you have anything? Carrie's working on the regular the deeds, getting everything up to date. We finished the plans. Just waiting for them to come back. So we're good. >> Okay.

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Um next item is review bills for payment. And um on a little side note, Maureen, I'm actually coming by tomorrow morning. >> Okay. What time? >> Be good. Um probably first thing because I'm going to be here so late there's no way I'm going

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into work super early tomorrow morning. So I'll I'll have time I can swing by um cuz you guys are there at what 7:30 or 8:00? >> We're here at 8:00. >> Yeah. Yeah, so I'll be like shortly after that. >> Okay. That works.

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Um the first bill is from RRC and it's the utility appraisals. The Boston I don't gas company and the electric. Yeah. >> Verizon Federal. >> And this bill is Again, this is

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out of the information needed for the reval. This is Vision's up work up to date. Um they've itemized the bill. Given the amount for everything they've done. And it's for 3,800 right now.

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>> This is usually one initial, right? Not signed. Okay. >> Hey, the >> next three bills, they all separate now which are invoices for the Massachusetts Assessing Association of Assessing Officers. >> Yeah.

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>> So, Ken, Tara, and I all have invoices here for $100 each. Um and Ken, did you I did >> I have >> had that in the past?

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>> Yeah. >> All right, so we'll get one for you, too. For >> Yeah, do that today. I thought that >> get an email mailed out to you? >> Yeah. I would prefer >> A check. >> They email all individually instead of towns now with professors moving around

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and people moving around, they'd rather keep it >> Yeah. >> per person as opposed to per community. >> So, if everybody puts it out on the table, then we >> Tara and I did one way and Ken did the the other way. So, I'm going to give you the invoice

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number that that's being Let's take the bills for >> Okay. So, we get bills Open next item is open session meeting minutes. >> And that is right here. >> Yeah, I looked at that. I didn't see anything that

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was a problem. So, I would move to accept minutes as presented. >> I I second that. Everybody in favor, Ken? >> Everybody's in favor. >> All right. >> Okay.

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>> Okay. >> Thank you. Keep all the signage. Leave there. Um this is the more vehicle maintenance. It's not too many. Um in >> I got to do one of those. >> Yeah, and you'll find it on the back.

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>> Yeah. The signing pile. >> The signing pile. >> Mhm. >> And that's it for the signing pile. >> Drum roll for the next item. >> Mhm. What is going to happen here?

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>> [snorts] >> So, the next item can is board members to discuss potential vote on reorganization. What do you think? >> I nominate Cindy. >> You could do that. You could do that. You could do it.

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>> Yeah, I mean I have no problem staying where I'm doing, but I I just you know, if you want to swap positions, um we could do that as well. >> I don't I don't feel like I'm experienced enough and frankly,

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um I would like to know a lot more about patient than I do, but you know, without any any vision in the vision, um yeah. >> So, >> Yeah, it's

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it's not really any different than I mean, they're all doing the same thing. Um trying to look at sales, taking all that sales data, putting it in tables, and then valuing the whole town. >> Yeah. >> That's the the down and

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>> I I understand I understand the concept, but you know, >> I know you'd be more familiar and >> I'm a nuts and bolts kind of guy and um >> Yeah, yeah. >> And and we can plan that someday for you to come in or even call Vision and uh

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see what they have >> I can get back access or something. Yeah. And I don't expect I in fact I would not want priv- uh privileges to author any data. >> Mhm. >> Because I would not

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would not want to change anything and then that can happen by accident. >> Yeah. >> Right. Right. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we don't want to go down that road again. >> So, if the privilege isn't there, hopefully it takes care of itself. >> Right.

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Right. >> So, we just yeah, we'll figure that out how to um >> And I know at least with Munis Munis could be set up that way. So, I assume and at Data National I know all of our software work that way. >> Yeah, I I believe you could get a

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license on your computer. >> You'd have to read only. >> Yeah, I don't think that's a problem to to do on our personal computer though. >> That's okay. Yeah. >> I could talk to IT too. Well, you probably have a new IT person, his name

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is Sam. >> Yeah, I don't know how they do it now. They for a while they were doing it you had a remote desktop into here. >> I do that. >> Then I'd go out but then

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Munis Munis had you could have got a you could have installed a client on your computer at home and go straight to Munis. >> It's just a matter of getting a license for that. Like if I have me, I have a license on my computer. So when if I'm home and I want to log in, it's the same

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license. I'm going to my computer. Um and I believe we have 1 2 I think we have I think it's five licenses. And we have four and we only have used the counter. Five people. >> Maureen, when Yeah, when we had it in Duxbury, um

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they never luckily paid attention to how many licenses we had because I believe I only had five. But there was a time when I think three other people had access to the system. So technically we were kind of using

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eight licenses. But somehow I somehow IT was able to give me access and it was just worked. And nobody >> Well, I think and I don't even think I think it's two to five unless they've

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changed it. It would be like two to five users. One user is one price. >> Well, I would assume that if they're smart, it's I don't know if they do the person or they just say you have five

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licenses for five concurrent. That means five people >> Correct. >> can be logged on at the same time. Number six comes along, they don't get on. So. >> I don't believe it's set up that way. I don't believe

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this system is set up that way. At least the IT folks that I had in my prior world, um were able to kind of get around that somehow. But I think that's a conversation Maureen will have with the folks downstairs and get it figured out. >> We can do that.

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>> Okay. >> Now, you want to be chair? >> [laughter] >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, you can make a motion. >> I think I did. >> [laughter] >> So, yeah. I think the thing is is we have to motion each other to be in a

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position. You know, if you motion me to be chair, then uh Pam will actually record it or Ty will record it in the minutes. >> Okay. I move I move for Steve to serve

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as chairman. >> All right. Since you're the only one that can vote on that, I think. I don't know. Can I vote for myself? I guess I'd say yes. >> You can. >> Okay. All right. Okay. So, I'm chair and I motion that Ken Stevens will be vice chair of the

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Board of Assessors of Kingston. Second. >> Second. >> All those in favor. >> I. >> [laughter] >> Okay. [clears throat] Um And the next meeting will be on August 11th.

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Hopefully nobody has a problem with that. >> Under all of [clears throat] this? >> Perfect and wide open. All right. Uh hearing no objection, I would um motion to end the regular session meeting at 5:44

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and move into executive session. Do I hear a second? >> Second. >> All those in favor. >> I. >> I. Good night. >> Good night.