[Music] welcome to the Wednesday February 26 2025 meeting of the library Board of Trustees I'm Ruth gross for uh board chairman and I will have everyone introduce themselves Jennifer Jones
Library director Nancy laf trustee Patrick Marshall trustee and we are being recorded by John Cronin of Lake cam um first on the agenda is the secretary's report thank you Patrick uh so you have the secretary's report in
your package and I would move to wave the reading of the January 13 2025 meeting minutes and move to approve I second that all those in favor right
all right we will move on then okay uh financial report and gifts so there are no gifts to report this month um but we are do okay with our budget you know other than the water than the water I say that every month
which is nearly 900% of our budget yeah wow well when we appro we appropriate $750 $750 and so far we spent $677 there's a reason why that percentage is like crazy I haven't heard
the status of the funding the well so we'll have to keep an eye on that so they're not actually working on the well itself they're still working on finding money well no they they had okay it was supposed to be through arpa funds as far as I know but I don't know which
arpa funds that was coming from whether it was County or fed outside of capital you mean outside of capital um just making sure Jennifer are you good with um office equipment and I noce custodial Supply yeah we're I kind
of bumped those in the next budget by shifting some things around because we have been going through supplies so okay yeah I've been using other funds to cover that but we do have yeah custodial we're pretty much almost done spending and
then um office we have a little bit left so we'll put out a box donations of Windex yeah paper towels paper towels Pap towels it's really expensive and I imagine it's just going to get even more expensive
for paper towels and things when tariffs are so that'll be only if they're made from Canadian wood fibers as most things I don't know I'd have to check oh dear
okay um our gifts fund no and no gift this oh in the gift funds um there was some expenditures for Savas which was the one you approved mhm um I've been getting now the new
balances so that is the 5259 will be the correct balance until I get the next monthly report and it's been getting a lot of um interest so it's been steadily going on
good that kind of Interest okay good interest in yeah okay interest funds released to us so so that we can expend them and then um state aid we should probably be getting the next check around April I think is when they
usually release it so um the savis fund we kind of earmarked towards children's programming and things like that right okay there's an idea so I'll put together something for a future meeting of possibly looking at making the
children's room a little more fun with an addition not a climbing wall necessarily I'm just I'm having visions of liability there um but more like activity tables or something that we can do to change it up possibly going
to laptops instead of dedicated desktops so using some of that money to make that Vision happen so since it is earmarked for children that might be a good use of the funds do we have a minimum amount
that we have to stop with taking out of the Sabas funds so there is a non-expendable part that doesn't go into the Expendable report this is just the Expendable oh so we when we received the
um the material um we couldn't use it for a number of years so that's why it wasn't ever involved with the building plan for the this building and it was just um I would say maybe less than 10 years that we've been able to actually draw off this because it had to hit hit
a certain valuation okay so this has been moved into an Expendable nice so I don't know if theyve then you know when the non-expendable if that happens to dip down if they then go and no I don't think it comes up okay I think it's once
it's in our Expendable account then it's there to spend and whatever happens that means that we just can't draw more off the the B the base yeah yeah okay all right um director's report okay
so I am working through doing some discarding and non-fiction for the ones that books that have been haven't been checked out over the last four to five years so we finished up to the 500s still working on the 600s and I've been steadily
replacing with anything that we have so the question is where are the discarded books going so they go into a a bin if they're in good enough shape that goes to Bay stape books and then they uh donate them recycle them or um
resell them okay and if they're not they're recycled period for recycled period yeah is is there any way in the system like when you take out a book to find out if it is available to patrons if somebody wanted
that particular we can see if it's um other libraries have it or usually Commonwealth catalog will have it too we can we can find it there okay and then I'm looking at possibly adding binge boxes from Midwest tape
because we've talked about how the DVD collection still sees a lot of use but it's kind of um going on the yeah and so the vinge boxes would save space and also might be a good thing for people who are just looking to take a bunch of
movies for the weekend so I think you know the six ESS of the Hidden books for Valentine's Day makes it kind of clear that people like being surprised by what they get at the library did you see that
what they but I think they checked out a lot of those books she went through almost all of the ones she wrapped up I think she did go through all she wrapped up yeah and are you having good response on the the monthly Focus book
uh for the um oh for the MTH center for the books book challenge I think yeah I think they're having a good response to that too I'm not sure exactly how many people are participating I'm not sure if I can see that I might be able to ask um Math Center for the book if they have
statistics on that to see how many participate from Lakeville okay Youth Services story times resumed at the end of January and she got big crowds 170 people attended across the three story times the first good so she's figuring that they'll
naturally get to a level that's much more manageable in terms of um the amount of people and then Thursday afternoon story times will make a return in the summer two coding sessions using robots stash and Sparrow had a small attendance
but that meant that the kids got equal coding time which was good so the kids got dashed through a maze and then worked with Teresa de code for Sphero cuz he's a little bit faster and more powerful bot yes robot and then um
playing with purpose had seven attendees she will continue that through on the third Saturdays of the month the parents really enjoyed the structure of it and the no check toys so it's kind of a time to put Tech away and focus on structured play and then um upcoming we have music
time on Wednesdays and steam afternoon on Thursdays um teres is working on um discarding of her own the old damaged picture book and she's working on Shifting The Collection she's also working on her non-fiction collection cuz you know we want to make sure the kids have access
to the most recent information um for adults onum o Celtic heart music drew a crowd of 82 everyone really enjoyed it and asked when she would come back we had 10 amateur genealogists at the first
genealogy Club so was really pleased with that turnout sure and um we had a great discussion of their family history projects which was nice and we tuned into the Bristol County chapter speaker presentation she already has a number of signups for the March event too um local
author Steven Manchester had 35 people for his presentation on his bookie will be Peter which he co-authored with Jerry laan and then Novelties had a good crowd for their Phoenix Crown discussion um 20 participants were in here last night they had 19 so we're going to move them
back into the gallery yeah um so that they can um spread out a little bit more cuz it was kind of packed um upcoming we have local author Al salners talking about the French in New Bedford March 11th the other genealogy Club Novelties
and Matt York presents the highway men stories and songs March 27th that's a Lakeville Arts Council grant that he wrote so it'll be here so I saw that the trees in the shrubs were marked for keeping and we just I sent a note to Franklin to say um
we're ready to move forward with the next phases yeah I talked to him too um Verizon has completed the install and we're just waiting for Bob MCN to switch the cables and make sure the Wi-Fi access points are connected properly still monitoring leaks in terms of the
roof and ceiling um fire panel inspection and sprinkler system inspection is scheduled for Friday February 28 at 12:30 um you may have noticed a beeping when you came in the door there's a backup battery that needs replacement and it's in the town's equipment in the
server room Bob MCN is aware and that's when he's going to come back and hopefully switch the cables and um replace that battery he's looking at Friday afternoon because it will disrupt service to the um historic Library
if if um he switches the the backup battery out um then we have our yearly contract for earth and water came in at $100 more bringing the cost to install the pumps and fill both waterfalls will be $1,200 this
year and we do end up paying them a little more for Winter Rising so total cost is probably going to be around, 1500 to 1600 um and I think Jamie had mentioned that we might want to look at having the
smaller of the waterfalls redone at some point so I can talk to earth and water about getting a quote going to make sure we're not having any leaks the Basin yeah um so the legislative breakfast in plmouth is Friday February 28th I wanted
to attend that and then our South Eastern Massachusetts libraryies legislative breakfast is on track for March 7th and I know everybody here is attending so thank you um we have nine legislators currently signed up to come
Jean Carter is reaching the end of her probationary period um coming out next month so I'll be sending in her letter to continue in her evaluation and I've registered for a library Summit on social cohesion in Devin Massachusetts on Friday April 11th
this is hosted by the mass Library System Massachusetts Board of Library commissioner Simmons University School of Library information science it's an all day event and they're really going to focus on how we can build community
and sort of provide stable place for discussion and coming together solidarity yes so it sounded like a very interesting thing to attend and I wanted to make sure I was able to
go the friends met on February 3rd to discuss the upcoming tea fundraiser which will be May 4th it's Sunday and they got their membership appeal envelopes ready to go the next meeting is Monday March 3rd um and they'll be finishing up the tea planning and then
of course golf is April 13th on there yet but golf is April 13th Cindy Connelly's exhibit will come down on Friday and the gallery committee is going to be very busy um is it high school well we're
putting up a Friday morning Cindy's will come down Friday afternoon I'm meeting with The Homeschool Group to put up a one-day show for Saturday on for the March 1st is that right yes March 1 and
then that show will come down at the end of Library hours and Sunday afternoon I'll be in to put up the high school show and then at the end of the high school show I'll repeat the process with a middle school show one day show so on
April April 30th right I think April 29th not a high school show a middle school show oh April 29th 29th so I'll take down the high school show on the 28th but then we have a blank couple of
weeks I've offered the Middle School to leave their wall work up but that means any of the three-dimensional things those kids will not get the same exposure so they're still making a decision on that didn't do it um
otherwise the next exib will go up on April 11th painting painting the walls yeah there's that anyway so it's going to be a busy month in the gallery you have help oh
yes in the Aon High School musicians it's going to be Ry yeah okay great yeah so the Saturday March 8th will be the reception for the high school show yes and we've got they
have it's the Jazz B without the horns they going have they're trying to keep it a little bit quieter so they're just calling me quiet in the library Upon A qu well quieter than the Jazz Band it's it's a small space it's not an
auditorium put it that way so it should be good okay any questions about Jennifer's report oh it's things are helpen moving on to the budget update yes so I have
submitted everything and now we're just I think waiting for our appointment to speak to I I did talk to um Andrew Lacy and Mike they said everything was
straightforward so I don't think that we'll have any issues but I don't know what the overall picture looks like yet so if they're going to ask us to cut anything back so then um then we just wait for the joint select board vcom
meeting okay where we present our budget do you know when those meetings are I haven't planed no I haven't heard anything yet all righty so that's the update okay all right um policy review
we're moving into the tutoring policy so this is the one you got last month and I haven't made any changes still as it was written in this was a relative there was one that was in the folder but I wasn't sure if it had been accepted yet so I took most of that combined it with what
jasa suggested and this is the policy um we came up with have we had any problem with conflicts with so everybody is actually tutoring understands how it works here and the they usually request study rooms if
that's not available they'll find a quiet spot within the library to do it so we don't really have how many tutors do we have coming in I've seen three or four reliably at least and there may be more that I just
don't yeah does it go go in through the summer as well year [Music] round okay um any discussion questions I move that we accept the
updated Library tutoring policy um second all those in favor I I sorry okay this passes we'll accept the tutoring policy as
written the wireless policy so as I was putting this together I wondered if it might be better to sandwich this with the computer and internet use policy it was kind of put separately in the old policy manual that Olivia had
had um whether it might be just better to tack it on to computer and internet use because it does refer to the computer and internet use policy it should be put put together seems a little old fashion
this way because when it the wireless was added onto our dial in or a Plugin or whatever so yes so this is um discussion for this month and
possible vote Vote or if you want I can squeeze it into the computer and internet use policy because it is internet the same thing why don't we call last those and then vote on it at the next meeting or at least we can I
can bring the draft and then it can get pushed to the next okay okay all righty and these were the only policies we're discussing this time yes because we accepted the bricks I think we still
need to work on the brick form now I got to find that yeah Memorial brick form yeah I redid it a little bit I'm not sure if I have it completed but anyway yeah we can work on that and the gallery
committee will be going over our policy at our next meeting but the meeting probably won't be till September all right um onto the business uh draft of the annual Town report so I haven't been asked report yet but I wanted to make
sure I got it done um so the annual Town report pretty much keeping the same format as last year's which I know Jamie had put it I used Jamie's sort of template for it
we um added a few things um under genealogy research under the services um didn't change much about certification programs always swap out I put in you know who we posted during the
year and um pretty much kept the same format and then the statistics at the end obviously and one of the things I did this year you'll notice in the statistics is that I added hoopla and canopy instant titles which makes our
Holdings look enormous and I'm not sure if you want to keep that in I thought it might be important to keep in because we have access to it it's part of our collection right yeah so we should and that way people will
have another way of realizing we actually have it yeah yeah um and I know there there's some there's some um controversy surrounding hopla because they have been adding content that is AI
generated and somewhat questionable but they have promised to remove that content so the number might go down slightly this was sort of as of the beginning of the year and then I would imagine it might
take a nose dive when some of the AI content is taken out good to me can I make a suggestion on the first page um where it says are to supply to the gallery committee sub commmittee Board of
Trustees to have the M material shown um I would prefer it said to have their artwork considered for exhibit because it's not a a one in
that you just contact us oh it isn't it is not it's jured we are a jured gallery and we have worked hard maybe the word jury should be in there so that people know that it's to exib their work I'm not sure you may have changed that
to what if we say artwork considered for exhibit I think that yeah okay okay I can change that okay thank you and please feel free to read later and send any suggestions for
changes it looks really good though thank you for doing that good job thank you okay now we have an audio video audio proposals review and cost we always love things where cost is
involved well I finally um got to the AV proposals and looking at the various products and getting some reviews where I could find them so I just summarized that in this two-pager
document here um so all the companies pretty much had good ratings um this is out of five out of five stars yeah five stars um both review places for East West
Associates um ochres had 4.4 out of 18 reviews I think when you look at the number of reviews you can kind of gauge like East West Associates only had four reviews that I could find um and then
um CCS presentation system had five stars on Google I think they had more I forgot to write down how many they had but they had more um and they had testimonials listed on their website from various places um CCS presentation
system so they go in order of cost east west Associates had the the least cost CCS presentation systems was the highest cost um I felt like they also had a lot of stuff that we don't necessarily need in their CCS presentation system I
didn't include all the proposals I've given to them to you before um but they had a lot of equipment that I don't feel like is necessary for that meeting room it's extraneous equipment that we have to teach other people how to use oh
that's the yeah so I'm not sure that would be the best way to go they did give um both ochres and CCS gave me a sort of paired down approach which was basically some speakers and a mixer
and that did cut back on the cost significantly but I wanted to make sure that we updated the projector that we got a decent sound system and that we would get the assisted listening Technologies I could not find the assist
of listening Technologies on the CCS presentation so I'm not sure if they were left off or they're included in some way when he when the representative came he sort of indicated that was just included but I couldn't find it there
um another problem too is all those quotes that I have are older now so we're likely to be experiencing a higher cost on a lot of these products so maybe not necessarily I noticed some of the products they use have been on the market for a while so obviously there are newer better
versions available um so what I can do is go back to if you want to have me go back to East West and ochres to get some updated makes sense numbers and
see what what they come back with and then we can make a choice or or decide we're not ready to do the audio but it might be something to get done before the anniversary yeah and especially if
you know I want to make sure that that room is accessible and right now it's not accessible that's my big concern sound sound way should be yeah people people often complain that they cannot
hear so many times and and it's hard to get it's actually hard to get the the Committees to actually use the microphones we have so I just want to give them no choice you have to use it and especially if we have somebody who
needs the assistant listening devices great I think that's a good idea so you bring it back to us M so you want me to go ahead with just the two not the most expensive yeah yeah we don't need all that well the other thing is that the
North West got five stars on two different he's also the one that's working on the Pavilion the same company and ochres I'm familiar with they used to do
PS Tech it technology and they're a very reliable company okay next on the agenda is food for fines so I asked Tracy if she had heard anything about food for fines whether it
has to be approved by the select board she wrote back she said she asked Andrew he said yes it would be because the fines go into the general fund so I've written up a letter that I can send tomorrow to Tracy and we can be included on the March 10th select board
agenda to discuss it so I've written up the basics um that they would need to know um and if there's anything you want me to take out of the letter or put into the letter just let me
know I like that we will not remove 20 current overdue charges for one J so yeah because people will ask that is starting find starting on a certain date is that when I put it as current charges
on their card okay so anything that's currently on their card which could be a charge from um could be a 10-cent charge from two years ago as long as they're willing to give a can of food I will take that 10 cent charge
off so if you had 20 current overdue charges we would expect that they would donate 20 items yes okay so I can get make sure making sure that's clear it's a one for one one for one yeah do you think if it's two months two
regular months out of the year that people will like bring things in late and saying I'll just bring some food in next month or I mean is it I got to play the system yeah I mean do you think anybody cares that much I don't really
think they care that much and we've seen a significant drop in fines just because of automatic renewals right so I can provide them like I've made up a chart um of finds it's steadily dropped
after the automatic roval started to almost it's about half so if it's actually a funding area for the town they've already seen the drop they've already seen the drop and this at most
might be $600 to$ 700 out of that sure however it is going to stocking off the pantry that will be used right and I think the fact that you've said that the monthly fees that finds that get turned into General they
go to General right fund um would be around 300 so if we do it for months we could just do it for one month I mean I was wondering if we just decide one year to do March and
February or March and September yeah and the next year to do December and June and right just make them happy oh by the way and it depends on what I think talking to Lori at the COA and seeing
you know she's she they're still working on getting it stocked it's all ready to go it's just the sidewalk yeah they need the ramp put in and so once they're ready to go she said she does have some other people that are helping out but I figured this might be a way to
especially if she has a need of a particular item like if she has 20 boxes of pasta and 40 jars of peanut butter what can we suggest that people bring in maybe low sodium stuff too or um fat I
think people will donate whether they have fins or not you know if we put up a sign that says uh you know the food pantry needs the for the weet tuna peanut
butter whatever and then I I think people come with their children to drop something in every time we could explore the possibility of having a box here constantly for them so we def it be easy for people sometimes to come here as
opposed to make make their hours you know in terms of when that's going to be open yeah yeah how are you planning to police I just with your um all for this I mean I'm not um but I just see where you had your comment here
about the pasta peanut butter I just pictured somebody coming in to donate whatever are you going to have staff sit there and no I'm sorry that doesn't count because they've they've already got too much of that over at the
no I wouldn't police that particular aspect take it over just if if they have a lot of peanut butter and somebody brings in peanut butter I'm going to accept peanut butter oh okay I guess that's where I was getting CU I just pict
no I just a list of suggestions so that I'll make it more clear that it's just suggested but we'll accept we'll accept whatever non- perishable item yeah well that's great so do we want to
vote on the letter change that line and discuss P vote so so so the line in question I think is again I will work collaboratively collab collaboratively with the COA to make sure they are not overwhelmed and stocked with too much
you do you want me to just take that line out yeah I I mean I I think I think we could vote just on the program itself I don't know if the letter yeah I want make sure the letter conveys it makes sense I can look at it
and say I know what it's saying but having somebody S I just didn't because I do know we do various types of f programs as well one being um our concert series is your
ticket into the show is a donation to the food pantry but you do have the people that which I find funny start arguing with you over well I have this can to I mean I'm not placing what people donate and I like I said just
seeing that I would hate to have the staff have to deal with yeah I can just say well just po suggestions yeah yeah or we will collaborate with the COA to post suggestions of what their needs are like United Church of Christ does a
food pantry donation weekly to Middleboro to Central congregational churches thing and what we get is information about how many pounds are collected and what things that they are in particular in need of or having requests for so you can alter what you
typically would give M so it's not not unusual for that to happen Okay so I will entertain the motion to approve this I I will move that we approve the food for Fins program I second it Al those in favor
all motion passes thank you Jennifer good idea thank you yeah I'll I'll talk with Lori and um I love supporting them it's wonderful all right uh let's see our 20th anniversary is
coming up in August so Nancy just gave me that fifth anniversary um so we still we haven't met yet Nancy and I haven't met yet so we have to meet to make some plans so I
think we still have time yes to talk about it so this I would say it's ongoing yes we'll just pop it on the next next one and I also have the um filming from the lake Kim of the um
dedication too so that's something so everybody can see how young they were then like the pictures in here look at people that are no longer with us too when you yeah a lot of we 15 years ago
yeah we could do a little section on our exhibit of in memorium or yeah people that people had U made major contributions to the library the sa the St George people like that that people
should know about because just because they're not here Nancy and Ruth skipping school because you know they had to become a trustee meting or something they obviously just very young well
um guess a uh if we have a reception which I assume we are planning something big I would like to send invitations to members of the building committee and trustees at least since this right and
former directors former directors but maybe trustees well I mean trustees to are still alive yeah some of the trustees are still alive but I mean wow but no if you go back to the trustees
who are still in the area that's most of them have been trustees in the last 20 years you know so and we are just we're just talking about the LI this building we're not talking about the historic Library going back to the beginning of time no no but
it doesn't hurt to include Trustees of that Library during the time when it became apparent that that library was no longer functioning for us because that's how it all get started most of those were on the building committee anyway so and staff members who yes I think that
would be nice because 20th this is like a big deal you know so we just need to plan it in time to get these invitations and get addresses they should go out like 30 days before yeah okay okay all
right learn next so it's a five pager I want to read it at your leisure but I will summarize a lot of the the interesting points so Saturday I attended six sessions um some great things about looking at customer
experiences is and how to use personas um I would like to try to bring that idea to our um strategic plan or strategic Frameworks there was another um Sunday session where they talked about using strategic
Frameworks rather than a set strategic plan to kind of guide your actions throughout the year so I found that interesting recovery in the library to look at um substance use disorder um activities for patients with
dementia I only got to the last 15 minutes of that session but um I saved the slide and the handouts to sort of look at how we can change our marketing materials or make things like memory kits or
something that can help dementia patients and their families and caregivers watching clouds for NASA was fun we did a Hands-On activity where we um sort of estimated cloud cover and um I would like to do some more citizen
science I think the kids would love it yeah that be great we have all this Open Sky over here you know um did you hear that audio supplements and newsletters was primarily about the National Library Congress the service
for the Blind and their newsletter which is sort of a supplement um audio supplement that talks about the collection events that are going on or disability activism um it was pretty interesting that um the presenter said
he was told no podast cuz this originally was an idea for a podcast so then they changed it to be an audio supplement to the newsletter and they said yes that sounds like a great idea so um it's all repackage it and it's fine but it was um it was a nice
idea to think about how could we provide some sort of audio supplement to some of the things we do for the newsletter um reinvigorating green spaces was a really interesting one Nancy I think you would like they took an abandoned community garden and turned it into a Library
space um this is the Queens Public Library the Cambria Heights Community Garden Club manages the space um meetings are open to everybody they use it as programming space they use it um for other people to have walking clubs
book clubs um it's a wonderful little space it doesn't really it's not focused on like a traditional community garden you think of with everybody has a plot of land it's pretty much just a library maintained volunteer maintain so this was a a lot in the city in the city that
was abandoned yeah and it was a trust um the owner was one of the land trusts or something and they um I canu yeah yep so they were happy to partner with the library for that check that one out um and I went to a
genealogical one because of the focus we've had on genealogy lately they started a dayong conference where they bring speakers together so it's a virtual thing it's coming up um March 29th if you wanted to look at it um so
Arizona day they have a bunch of people speak they present slides and she just kind of ran through all the steps you would need to take to do something similar um and then navigating misinformation on one-on-one Patron interactions again we had a lot of um
group interaction one of the ones I put in there was I read an article that explained Birds aren't real and they're actually government drones to spy on us I think that makes a lot of sense what do you think and how to navigate that conversation rather than just shutting it down so I found that pretty useful
and we'll try to you know think with the staff maybe present at a staff meeting some of those ideas and use some of the examples they gave and then finally um reimagining Community engagement with transformative creative Innovative strategic Partnerships this is the one
that presented about strategic Frameworks and really it was about about aligning Library services to community goals which I think is something we already tried to do and um one of the things she mentioned was reading the work of futurists and people who are
looking um into the next the next big thing Innovation um so try to look at strategic foresight and futurist writings to see how Library services will change as AI grows and as things the world
changes so that that is it was a lot a lot yeah it was so it was a really experience for you to go and do that yeah and I still have access to a lot of the slides so even the stuff I didn't get to attend I can go through and see if there's anyone thing I want
to pull out and look at for us thank you okay so so we also have monthly statistics and Teresa's report which for your meeting pleasure and then I just on
to note on the statistics I started adding the Wi-Fi use because I think that's an interesting statistic if you look we had 530 sessions last month with 1,398 hours and 8 minutes of wow so it
does get heavily used yeah and it's is there's still a limit on time to use the computers there's still a limit on time to use the computers public computer so it's I think an hour
are we still checking out the keyboards or the keyboards are there there okay so the study room used the SM small and the large that wasn't all tutorial it was meetings and things like that it was sometimes just a single person studying somebody wanted a quiet space with their
telephone or children okay and 24 volunteer hours that's good that includes the new student volunteers from aonic quit they've been doing really well um Nicole Briggs the teacher just wrote to me yesterday with the March dates she said they very much enjoyed
having the experiences so good great nice future Library only way you get them okay all right um is there anything else anyone like would like like to bring up in old new business or anything else no only
that the um snowman Jubilee group is still in discussion about what the plans will be for dece second week in Saturday in December um for that so and they're talking with to different town
department heads and stuff so just so that's the 13th of December I think it is the 13th right now was not um they'll expand the program or not that still hasn't it's just in
discussion all right um our next meeting I guess would be the same day the 19th March 26th 26th oh are we normally the fourth yeah okay all right March 26 so work for
everybody 9:00 a.m. all right hearing no more business I will entertain a motion I will move we close at 9:50 a.m. so second second those in
favor okay meeting John e