Good evening and welcome to the April 23rd Lakeville Parks Commission meeting at the COA. Is anybody besides Lake Cam recording? Hearing none, we can open the meeting at 6:31. Um, Peter, do we have any announcements?
I have none. >> You have none. Okay. So, why don't we meet with Mr. Gallagher first from Schools Out Ice Cream? You can come right on up and sit up here so Lake Kim can see you and you can be like part of our team.
>> Sign in. >> So, Mr. Gallagher is here because they did so well last year. They're expanding. And I know we touched on this. if it wasn't the last meeting, it was the meeting before that they are looking to put open another business, stationary business all summer. So, he's
here to give us details and tell us maybe a little bit about what he's going to need. Yes, we're actually looking to we're going to have a fulls size school bus and it's going to actually be scooped ice cream that we're selling out of this one and we're looking just for place to
lease and then all we would need depending is either electricity and plumbing that I think we have to hook up to. >> Okay, >> that's the only thing that we would really need. But we could also Yeah, what we need the space is the biggest issue, >> right? So,
um I know we discussed I discussed with Katie over by the mixed martial arts and the bathrooms that are already over there, but we don't have access outside to water and electricity. So, I would know exact I need to know exactly what kind of hookup. >> Okay.
>> You need so that we can put the right thing there. Cuz if I put a hose nozzle sticking out, that's probably not what you need. >> Yeah. And that's I we emailed the board health and they said not I forget exactly what they said but we can I can send you what what type of
hookup and everything we would need. >> That would be perfect and that way I can send it off and we can get an estimate of what that's going to cost. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And my question was are you planning on leaving it there just for the summer like spring summer early fall and then taking it away or is it staying
there 365? We would hope to leave it there 365. And we were planning depending if all goes well. I know >> he said it's ice cream time and doing all that. But we would if all went well, we would also do like coffee and hot chocolate there as well cuz I know when
it gets colder and people are at the fields, they're always looking for >> something hot to drink cuz we're not we it is a fulls size school bus, but we're not going to register it or anything. It's just going to be stationary. So, so you're not going to drive it? >> Yeah. So, we'll we'll end up getting it
towed to the spot we need it >> and put there. >> So, when we pick it up, we're actually getting it towed to our house for now. >> Fun. That's fun. >> I know the neighbors are going to love it. I already warned some of them that will be sitting in our yard. >> You guys have any questions?
>> I can't think of any. >> No. All right. So, so you've already been in touch with the board of health. I know last time when I talked to Katie, she was you were just in the preliminary early early stages still there. >> Yes. >> Okay.
>> But we are planning I mean we're hoping to keep everything local like we're in contact with the ice cream out of Sharon. Okay. >> And then the sodas for the like the root bear floats and everything. It's going to be brewed right in town. So it's going to be >> brewed root bear. I guess you would call
it cola, not Coke and orange soda would be the three sodas we would have, too. But it's going to be brewed right in town, too. >> Oh, that's nice. >> Yeah. Try to keep everything local. >> That's good. Anything questions for you, Carrie? >> You're hoping for this summer? >> No, 2027. >> Oh, 2027, right? Okay.
>> Yep. We're actually We just got word from the lady we're buying the bus from that the title is finally coming in cuz we weren't going to purchase it without the title. Then hopefully by next week we can go up and pick it up and bring it to our house so our neighbors will love us.
>> So no ice cream this summer. >> No, we're still doing the the school the other bus, the smaller one. Yes, >> that is ready to go. It's all packed. We're just waiting for some warmer weather. >> Good. Good. Have ice cream. We'll travel. Anything, Nolan? You're good. >> Good.
>> Everybody's on board to proceed. >> Yep. We were supposed to talk about it last night, Thursday night at the sect board meeting and that was my bad. I totally I got home and I was like so but we'll put it back on the agenda and discuss. >> Like no rush cuz we have to >> right. But you say that but it time
flies first and second everything takes three times longer than you think it's going to around here. So yeah. So, we're good to proceed if you are. And if you can get me that paperwork, I can send it off and that way they can >> as soon as I get home, I'll forward it to you guys so you have it. >> Perfect.
>> Right. >> All right. >> Painless. >> Right. Thank you so much. >> Thanks for coming. >> No problem. Thanks for you, too. >> You can go for ice cream. >> Yeah. Let's see. >> Um, are you here for the meditation?
>> I am not here for meditation. Are you Katie from the email? >> I am. >> Okay. Why don't you come up next cuz you'll be quicker, too. So, um, today or yesterday, I got an email from Katie. If you can just sign in while I give them your backstory. And she would like to
know, well, we're opening season passes up. We're deciding for that tonight, who we're opening season passes up for and voting on that tonight. Um, but she loves Clear Pond. She's from Middbor and she has some questions about our season
passes and how many guests she can bring and reliving her childhood and family parties and vacations and reunions and >> yeah. Uh so my name is Katie. I live in Middleboro. We've been there since 2010. And um when we moved to Middleboro, I very quickly found out about Clear Pond.
Uh growing up as a kid, we spent a lot of summers at uh Mile Standish State Park and uh Fairing Pond was where we went most of the time. College Pond was the backup. Um they closed Fairing Pond. There were no lifeguards. College Pond is not what it used to be, but Clear
Pond is 3 miles from my house and it was like, "Oh, the smell of the pine needles and the charcoal grills." and was so excited to be able to spend time there and uh had my my family, my cousins, my aunts, and my grandmother um who all had
same memories as me from their childhood all the way, you know, all the way through. Um and COVID hit, we were so sad. I I cried when you guys did not open the pond during 2020. And then when you only reopened to Lakeville
residents, I was gutted, shattered. It was the worst news ever as far as I was concerned. Worse than the co was honestly. Um and then we celebrated when you reopened to non-residents and I had posted on different Facebook pages and
you know I I just thought it was such a missed opportunity to not open it to non-residents. You know, huge fund um funding source to be able to charge a little bit of a higher fee for the annual passes. And I was, yeah, I'm on board. I'll pay. That's fine by me. Um,
and then I was watching um the most recent meeting and um we had some family stuff going on last year. So we I didn't actually end up inviting anybody that wasn't part of my household, part of the past. But um in summers past when we have been able to go usually once or
twice a year, I like to invite my aunts and my grandmother and my cousins. My grandmother is 97, going to be 98 this May. Um, and so when I heard about the restriction on the number of guests we could invite, I said, "Oo, that kind of
puts a damper on things." Um, and so I just was, you know, I wanted to advocate for us non-resident season passholders. Hopefully it would be opened up again and I would have that opportunity again. um that
uh I think there's, you know, again, potential missed opportunity to have um more folks enjoy the pond. Um and uh I did get somebody called me back. That was me. >> Oh, thank you. Um and that we could pay
for like a party. Um which is an option and if that's the only option available, we would take it. Uh I um follow-up question to that would be because of the age of a lot of my family members, we like to get that spot that's kind of
right in front of the bath house um where the picnic tables and everything are. And if we were to pay for a rental, are you limited to further out where I usually see people set up there >> over by the shed? >> Shed. Yeah. Um because that probably wouldn't work for us. And so I just
wanted you to hear my story and um just take into consideration um you know lots of different people have different stories and reasons why they want to use the pond. And I think for myself when I have had the season pass you know you're paying a good chunk of money to enjoy
the pond. Hopefully somebody who's paying that amount of money is going to be respectful of the space and um the resources that it takes to be able to operate the facility. And uh yeah, so I just was I wanted to hear more what the plan might be, what you what you were
going to vote on. And like I said, just for you to hear hear from a you a friendly neighbor user. It's nice to hear from a friendly neighbor user. Um so we are going to talk about that and vote on that tonight. Um but H and
you you had mentioned that you know we should consider each individual case individually and when people reach out to us we actually do um this is the first time that I've heard you reach out to us. So yeah we absolutely work with you to make sure that that you're it'll
work for you and for us and yeah we have no intentions of not opening season passes up to non-residents. So >> that's great. >> Yeah. So, you should be able to do that. And yes, we we can we don't have a director at this point in time, but I don't see any reason why we can't put
you and your family closer to the bath house than way out in the shed. >> It doesn't seem that far, but >> Yeah. >> Yeah, definitely. >> All right. So, does anybody have any questions or comments?
>> No. >> I think it sounds like your family is exactly what we want to see. the people who want them. >> I hope so. >> Yeah. >> Do we have a date when we estimate that the passes will go on sale?
>> Just so she knows. >> Well, once we'll vote on it tonight >> and then we'll send it over to >> It's not Erica anymore. It's Paula. >> Paula. >> Then we'll Peter will work with Paula and we can get that going >> probably mid miday. I would think
>> it is a little bit of a running joke at my work. Everybody knows that I love to go to the pond and um I watch the meetings like around this time of year as they start to come up because I know you guys are talk about Clear Pond and what the plan is and I always have my fingers crossed and are they opening it again tonight? Please, please, please.
And so I told folks that I was coming here tonight, but I I keep tabs so I'll hear but >> we'll touch back with you. >> Thank you. I will. >> Yeah. Thanks. >> Yeah. So you're welcome to stay and listen more. >> Yeah. watching on Lake Cam tomorrow.
>> All right. Thanks very much. >> You're welcome. Thanks for coming. >> Carrie. >> Yes. >> All right. Come on up. >> I figured we'd have more time with you, Bob, if we would save you to the end. Yeah. >> How are you? >> Good, thanks. How are you? >> Good.
>> So, this is Was Car's email included in this packet or was is that a boy's email? So Carrie's here because she would like to do meditation groups and meditation walks through Ted Williams camp. >> Yes. >> So she's here to tell us a little bit
more about that and get everybody's feedback. >> Let me just sign in. >> Nope. You want to take your time? >> So my name is Carrie Goyette. I live in Taton, but I spend a ton of time out here. I have a dog. I walk. My kids I always brought here. Um and I've seen
different groups out in the field. Um workout groups. And over the past year, I have taken um Reiki courses and um classes to be a guided meditation teacher. So, I just feel like meditation
is a great thing for anyone, but it's excellent if you can do it outdoors and there's such great spaces around here. Um and the other thing I would love to do is walking meditations through the trails. Um there is another little field out here that I would love to use if
that's at all possible. Um 8 to 10 people would be my max. Um I do have a company. It's called Apothecary. Um so people would just kind of register ahead of time through that. Um I did
print out a liability form that I would use and my um liability insurance is also in here. >> Okay. >> So I just wanted to bring that. Yeah. >> Um, so yeah, that's my thing.
>> Okay. Does anybody have any questions? >> Oh, sorry. Go ahead. >> No, you go ahead. >> Well, I was just going to say, is this like a drop in or do you sell do you sell like a Oh, it's a so many week long class. >> Nope. So, I've just really just started it. Um, so it would probably I would
probably just announce a date and then have people sign up, you know, through my Instagram or um >> um email that way so that I at least would know who was coming and I could keep a I want to keep a smaller group for now where I am just starting because I feel like it can be a little more
intimate and I also don't know what I'm going to need if I do end up having a big group. Am I going to need speaker for myself? Am I you know what other things? So, I just kind of want to This feels like a good number of people to start with. Um,
>> yeah. So, >> I was wondering um I was imagining >> it being an early morning kind of thing. I mean, some people don't like getting up early in the morning, but >> for the purposes of meditation, I would envision an early morning thing before
>> other activities start happening. Does that sound? So, I'm a super early morning girl, too. So, I would love to do that. Even sunrise, sunset. Um, yeah, just any beautiful time of the day would be perfect. So, >> here's something just to think about. Oh, good. Nothing makes me happier than
being at Clear Pond first thing in the morning when nobody else is there. >> So, Clear Pond is that isn't over here. That's over. >> It's not in this complex. It's right off of Clear Pond Road right down the street. >> So, is that another space that I would be able to use? It's an option.
>> Okay. Cuz I would love a beach area. I mean, I just have so many ideas that I can't do them all at once. So, but I just feel out outdoor for one would be huge. Um, and you do have there's parking here, you know, everything is
right here. There's beautiful space. >> So, what are you looking to start off with first? You can send that over to Peter. Thank you. >> What do you mean? like are you looking to do uh meditation in the field class
or are you looking to do the walk or are you looking to do >> meditation first in the field? So I start with that. >> Yep. And I'd probably do a couple there just to feel that out and see >> like a couple times a week or >> No, just maybe maybe every other week to start
>> just to um because I am just starting too. I don't really have it following yet. >> Okay. So, I'm hoping that as I get in here and I can, you know, put some stuff out there, I will get more of a following and would be able to grow it to maybe once a week or twice a week
even. >> Okay. So, in the past, it's a new board, so but in the past, we've given the a new person coming in their first group either for free or for like a dollar a
person like we did with Courtney last year. Um, I don't know what you guys want to do. If you have any other questions, >> I think we should do the sign and honor that. >> A dollar a person. >> Yeah. >> And then if it takes off and you want to
book like a recurring thing, then we >> come revisit. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, when you change from your meditation in the field, >> Yes. >> then you can just come back to us and we'll revisit. So, the only thing I had I had a question about the clear pond
part. >> Okay. >> So, it's pond, right? Would they only be able to do it when there were lifeguards there? Like, I know you going in the water, but >> I'm assuming that you're all adults, right? You're leaning towards adults >> and 100%.
>> And going in the water would not be allowed. >> Would not be allowed. And that would be I could work that into that liability form too because I have no intention of doing anything anywhere without liability forms for myself and for wherever I am going to be. >> Right. So realistically, and that's one
of the issues that we all always go back and forth on, there's the beach right down at Ted Williams Camp. There's no swimming at There's no swimming at Ted Williams camp. >> However, there's the beach over there. So, same thing, right? Okay.
>> So, my question with that is fishing like cuz I walk up here early. Okay. >> Clare pond. No. >> Okay. But over here, Ted. Yes. Yep. Okay. >> Yeah. So, if you were going to I mean, I don't know how far you go, but if you
were going to do barefoot over there, >> not a good idea cuz there's fishing lines, fishing hooks, fishing buoys. There's You never know fishing weights what you're going to step on or find. >> And that's over here. >> Yeah. So, I wouldn't do it over near these beaches just because I know people do fish there.
>> Um, I would probably stay more >> on the trails and in the field here. >> So, for now, >> Clear Pond, >> you have the field >> out there. Okay. Whenever you >> Beautiful. >> Well, and also, what about for sunrise sunset? No one ever uses that park at the corner Highland Road, but it has a
beautiful view of the lake. >> Yeah. Sunrise >> community >> in your sunset. So that >> we have weddings here all the time, but your sunset if you picked a day that there was nothing here would be is beautiful right out there. >> So I also I'm a hairdresser and I do w I
do hair for weddings and I've worked over here and any time of day it's just beautiful out there. Like the view is spectacular out the window that I'm working from even. So >> yeah, in the mornings you have the mist coming off. In the fall the trees light up the whole all the water. It's amazing. It really is.
>> So yeah. So, when do are you planning on starting? >> So, I'm kind of waiting for the ground to get a little drier. Um, so probably the maybe the middle to the end of May. >> Okay. >> And that would give me time, you know,
if it gets okay here, it would give me time to put it out and pick some dates to, you know, go ahead and do that, too. >> Okay. So, yeah. So, if you just keep Peter updated. Um, do you have his email? Did you email? You sent a message, right?
>> Yeah, Peter and I have Are you Peter? >> Yes. Hi, Peter. >> Hi. >> Yes, we have corresponded through emails. >> All right. So, if you just email him the dates a little bit before you ready to start and we can um >> get that going. Does anybody want to make a motion
to allow her to have hold meditation groups about every other week? I'd like to make a motion to let her have meditation groups every other week >> in the field. >> In the field. >> Second.
>> Second. Any further discussion? All in favor? >> I >> I >> I for a dollar a person, right? >> Yep. >> And do I just I'll take care of that with Peter, the money part of it. Okay. >> Yep. >> Um
>> thank you very much. I really appreciate it. Then if anything changes, I will just >> Yep. You just let Peter know and he will pass it on. >> Awesome. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Who second then? >> Uh Noel in first and Carrie second.
>> Okay, Bob. Bobby, >> come on up. >> I forwarded your email with your nine holes to the select and to Andrew. >> Yeah. >> Yes. and I didn't get a response. So, I assume that they're good with that.
>> Stinks this time because last time I think I sent it to as a Google doc and I got like a notification saying he was trying to access it and didn't have access to it. So, I knew he was trying to look at it last time. Now, I just have to hopefully he looks at it. >> I'm sure that he will because he commented on it. >> So, I I may have um watched and uh thank
you for your kind words that you had for me. I appreciate that very much. Uh, and a couple corrections. Um, >> basket was correct. Thank you for getting that there. Um, >> I knew he would know cuz did you say that you played disc golf?
>> I have in the past. Yeah. >> Well, hopefully you will again soon. Um, >> one of the bigger things was you said that teapads wouldn't necessarily require some digging. They may. It all depends on what type we use and that's something we can discuss tonight. Um the
route that you had was backwards because we walked it backwards. That's why you probably thought that it wouldn't started at Loom Pond side and then walked over. It would start on the parking lot side and then come back the other way. >> Um and then what else did I have? Oh,
and you Andrew is using the final word a lot. Um I wouldn't consider the map that I sent final until we have everything cleared out and we can kind of place things. >> Okay. Um, yeah. >> Yeah. So, I think you're it's a preliminary one at the top of it.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I made sure to note that after I >> Yeah. >> reviewed, but >> yeah. So, I know you have a volunteer a day to clean up around the holes coming up >> Saturday. >> This Saturday. >> So, I just want >> Weather ending obviously, but I think
it's supposed to be nice out so far. So, >> yeah. >> Yeah. >> The only hole in question is I believe it's hole three over the water. >> The Yeah. um the pond that I found this didn't see it last time that >> I found one map that actually had a name but I didn't write it down and then I
can't find the map again. >> It was a longer name if I remember it be with a B. >> Yeah, I >> you showed it to me I think when we took our walk and then >> Yeah, I looked at so many maps but and I know Nancy said it so we'll have to contact Concom and I will do that. I
meant to do it today and I forgot. Um and then we can get that going and that should be the last hurdle barring um what everybody feels like tonight. Um any questions? >> Do you have a decent amount of
volunteers for Saturday? >> Saturday? No, Saturday is I I happen to book it on the same day as a very popular uh tournament that is playing out at one of the number one courts in the United States out in Leicester,
Mass. So, uh, probably not going to have too big of a turnout, but I also am of the mind that even if I was to just show up and show that I'm doing work, that's going to push people to be like, "Oh, look, there's actually getting work done, right?" >> Um, I also had people tell me that, you know, next time I'll be there. So,
that's >> I just asked because I um I heard a lot of like positive chatter about it at um the high school baseball game recently, like getting out that it's coming and people are excited about it. >> I mean, I I The amount of people that are on the Facebook page that I have now
are is kind of surprising. I'm already up over a hundred people. I mean, I've only put it on the Mass Disc Golf page and I only put it on the Lakeville helping Lakeville page. >> Yeah. So, if you put a blast on Lakeville helping Lakeville and said, "Hey, we're doing this cleanup." You might get some more people. >> Yeah. I'm going to do a blast on
Lakeville Helping Lake. Probably uh the Middle one as well, just because >> close enough. Yeah. Or if you say, Carrie, does the baseball team have a Facebook group or something that we can >> They do have a Facebook group. Yeah. >> Does anybody need volunteer hours? I
know graduation confirmation things like that. >> I think graduation they're due for I have a senior. >> Their hours are due Friday. >> You miss it day, >> but maybe middle high might be different. >> Alro out there. Anybody wants to someers
and get out there and start by thorns? >> Yeah. wear pants and long sleeves. >> Yeah. >> May have gotten a few ticks on me, too, when I was out there, too. So, spray down. >> No. Um, no heavy equipment. >> No heavy equipment. Okay. That was going to be one of my questions cuz somebody did ask if I think they have a lawn
tractor with like a backhoe or something like that. I'm like, probably, but I don't know. So, that's a good >> Let's get the um >> take the easy stuff first. >> Yeah. To figure out and if we you need it, then we can bring it in. But that was a whole >> Yep. >> another can of worms. Um, and then no
trees that loppers can't take down. >> Yep. I I would I think we had discussed that previously if there was anything that I wanted to potentially take down to notify you first and just to see if you have any >> anything against it. So, >> and if I were you, I wouldn't go 1 2 3 4
5. I would do the ones that people are going to see the most first. Well, the problem with that is the one that people are going to see the most is hole six, but there's nothing to do there because it's it's in the island. So, it's not automatic. If I set up a teapad there, they'll be like, "Oh, what's that?"
Yeah. >> Um, when do you You'll probably have to get through the cleaning up and stuff first, right? >> Well, uh, still waiting for a little help from the IRS because they haven't sent me my determination letter yet. They approved me. If you go on the IRS
page, you can find my legal disc golf association on there, but I need a termination letter to start doing anything funding wise. I still need to apply for the state of Massachusetts uh like form PC. So, still waiting on some funding. I do have three holes, I think, at this point that have basically been
accounted for. Okay. >> So, that's a good amount of money that'll be coming in. Um, uh, one of the gentlemen that was here the first time I showed up, he is part of the Massachusetts, uh, New England Flying Disc Association and, uh, he's
basically told me, "Send in some grant, uh, send him my grant application. He'll get funding there, too." So, that'll get going and I can start pricing out baskets and start pricing out tea pads and stuff like that. So, >> good. >> Any questions?
>> Questions? When is this work day scheduled for? >> Uh, it's supposed to be Saturday. It might, like I said, it might just be me >> this coming Saturday. >> Yeah. And hopefully hopefully a couple other people will show up. So, >> little blast letter. >> The 25th. >> Yeah.
>> Okay. Maybe a can of spray paint or something to outline where it's going to be. >> Yeah. I have um I have some stakes. I have different colors on. I did red in blue. So, pretty much where my layout was short and long. Um, I did adjust to
a little bit. I said it was going to be completely in the woods, but I did kick it out. I don't know if you noticed in the map. I don't think it's going to be in the way of anything. I think the only problem I would imagine would be them mowing the outside areas, but that's why we have to figure out what teapads we're going to use, but we'll try to keep it as flush to the ground as possible. So,
it makes it as easy as possible. >> Yeah, they appreciate that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. So, well, go ahead. >> I sent that to you, too. I don't know if you've taken a look at that yet. Um, you did, but I couldn't. I know I feel like Andrew. You did send it to me. I don't
know if I could open it. >> I don't think I thought I sent it to you as a PDF, but I can res because I have I had to buy Microsoft. I was going with no Excel, no Word. I was just doing the Google Sheets and stuff, but I had to from open space. I had to break down
Microsoft. So, I should be able to open everything now. >> Okay. >> So, I should um and I usually forward everything to Peter. So, I will do that if I haven't done that already. Um, so going on with the next steps cuz this would be the time to say no, we're not
going forward before he gets all ticked and thorned and >> be >> I'm all for it. >> I'm fine with it. >> I'm all good. >> Good. We're all good. >> Awesome. >> Have fun on Saturday. >> Thank you guys. Appreciate that.
>> I would join you, but it's my husband's birthday. So, >> and that's fine. I I understand. Unless you want some alone time, which is quite possible. >> Baby's had a hard time sleeping recently, so it might be nice to just get out of the woods for a little bit. >> Thank you. >> Oh, yeah. >> Have a good night. >> Have a good night. >> You, too.
>> Okay, let's see where we are. Disc golf course check. >> Thank you. Somebody did, right? >> Yeah. >> I know. That's wicked funny. Um, do you want to do jump down to Clear Pond so that we
can get um Katie out of here? She doesn't have to spend all night with us. Discuss impossible vote to Unclear Pond Park passes and fees. Okay. So, after our meeting Tuesday night, um I'm going to tell you who
because I don't think she cares. Lacy walked out with us and you guys had all left and Andrew and I were Dan and I were talking and she brought up another pass that we could offer and we had never thought of it like a 10day pass
instead of an annual pass or a single day pass. Like if you're going for 10 days, have a 10day pass, >> 10 consecutive days or like a punch ticket. like a punch ticket. Um, something to think about.
Our first priority should probably be finding a director, which nobody's applied for yet, so I'm not sure where else to go. Um, >> did we last meeting you talked about >> LinkedIn and No, I have not. >> Okay.
>> But I will do that. I will this time. I promise. >> Okay. Season passes. We decided to keep all of those the same. Individual day rate, we decided to keep all those fees the same. Swim l swim
lessons, we decided to keep all of those the same. And birthday parties, I believe we decided to keep that at $125 as well. Um, now back up to season passes. non-resident season passholders,
residents of Aushnit, Berkeley, Bridgewwater, Carver, Freetown, Middleboro, and Rochester. Are we keeping that or are we open it up to anybody can buy a non-resident annual pass?
um >> through the through the chair as Andrew pointed out at our joint meeting as long as you cap it to a certain number of passes so you don't have floodgates, you know, >> right? Uh, so I think we need to
determine how many of those passes we're going to be issuing and then we can determine what you know how. >> Okay, so last year we had maybe a handful of residents out of town that bought season passes.
Like we've capped it the last two years and we were like way off. We could have capped it at 10 and been good. Well, I think it it's hard because we don't know how many lifeguards we're going to get to apply. Right. Right. >> So, I I mean I think if we pick a number to cap it at,
I think to her point, like if you're investing the money in a pass, hopefully those people are being responsible and behaving and not wanting their pass revoked. So, >> I think this list of towns was like the
completely abuing towns, but Maybe there's other people out there that want to come that aren't in one of these towns. What do you think? No one. Well, I think if we are to do a cap rather than have it be like a hard number like 10, if we can agree on on
the like a proportion of, you know, like if we go to last year, you know, how how many Lakeland residents had it and then we say you you know that we can have um you know out out of town passes up to 30% or or whatever the number would be
of you know those lake residents. So then year over year the more people we have from Lakeville then kind of the more out of town people we we can have so that you know kind of those proportions stay stay the same and if you know the number of label people go
down then the number of out of town people would go down >> as as as well so that we don't >> so you want to proportionate. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Um do you remember off the top of your head Peter how many season passes we sold for Lakeville residents? Was it like a hundred?
It was yes it were about a hundred I unfortunately I cannot get online here to the to the website but uh yeah it was around 100. So if you're talking about say 30% then that cap would be around 30.
>> Um but and that that's a good a valid point. We have room for more than 130 people. So, anybody can from Lakeville can buy a season pass, but we have a lot of Lakeville residents that
don't buy the pass that just show up, which always floores me because it's $10 an adult to get in and $5 for the child to get in. Whereas, so people come and they spend 30, $40, $50 for their family to come in when they could just buy the pass for 120 and get in multiple times.
>> So, I think last year, did we cap it at 75 last year? Do you remember? >> I don't remember that we capped it. >> Well, we didn't need to cuz we only sold like six. I think we had the cap of 75.
>> Okay. I don't recall that, but I don't >> for Thank you. >> What was it? >> 75. >> Okay. I don't remember that. But we didn't come close. >> No. >> And I don't think you're going to increase it that much more by opening up
more wine >> to other towns. No. But I I don't think it hurts to put a cap. So even if you want to put a cap at 50 >> and then if we have to revisit, we can always revisit. >> Okay. >> I agree. >> Because we had a hard time getting lifeguards last year.
>> Yeah. I don't think we're going to have that problem this year because people have already been calling human resources and asking about lifeguard positions. >> Perfect. >> So if we can get that over if we can get because we approved their raises last
Tuesday. So, if we can just let Lacy know that we can advertise. They >> posted now. >> She posted them very quickly. >> Look at her. She's She's been like people keep calling. >> You might want to put that on indeed as well cuz I know the Y camp has stuff up right now on Indeed >> for the lifeguards,
>> counselors, lifeguards. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, does anybody want to vote first? will vote to keep the rates the same as last year and then we can vote on opening it up to every town for
season passes only and capping it at 50. >> I'll make a motion to maintain the 2025 uh fees for the 2026 season at Clear Pond. >> I'll second it. >> Any further discussion?
All in favor? I >> I >> motion passes. Rates will stay the same. Okay. Now, a cap on non-resident annual passholders. Non-residents can only buy season passes
and we'll open that up to any community and cab at 50 nonresident season passes. I'll make that motion. And is there a second? >> A second. >> That'll be easier than everybody trying
to repeat it. Um, any discussion? All in favor? >> I I >> All I So that that'll go and I will Katie, when you know what you want to do, um, email Peter or myself and we'll work something out.
>> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Okay. Oh. Oh, wait. I'm sorry. No, go ahead. But so does that mean that we're changing the parties to Oh, never mind. Never mind. I thought it
said Lakeville season passholders only. >> No, I think it's all season passolders. >> We're good then. >> Um, and we can visit that, too. If a Lakeville resident that's not a passholder wants to have a party there and we can accommodate that, I don't see
what's wrong with that either. >> Yeah. So, maybe we just need to change this wording. Yeah. available to non-resident season pass holders in Lakeville residents. Something like that. Yeah.
>> Okay. Okay. Heart commission meeting minutes for April 9th. Um, I have So, there's just Melissa's name
is missing from item two, but I motioned for her to be the third person. I know she doesn't want to. >> That wasn't an accident to remain invisible. >> I want to sit over there in that corner.
>> That's what I gave you, Peter. Anybody have anything else? >> No. Okay. Do we have a motion to accept the minutes? >> I'll make a motion to accept the meeting minutes from April 9th. Uh minus that one correction on item two. Second. >> Second.
>> Any further discussion? All in favor? >> I. >> Okay. Minutes are accepted and put into our records. Okay. Discussion and possible vote on application for field of court time for women's blooper ball.
Okay. Women's poop ball play at John Pon Park. Would like to request Oh, field one. >> Okay. Can someone read that? >> Difficult to read. >> Would like to request field one for >> playoff season
>> season and coordinate with co and youth. >> Okay. They do that every year. they work with them to work that out. So, if they can't if women's blooper ball can't work that out with them, give us a call and we can work it out.
Um, season 1 6:15 to 8:27 and season 2. But they only don't they only have one season >> June to August over the summer when no one else plays?
>> That's they just do. Yeah, they've and historically they've only submitted just one for one. >> Okay. >> One season. This is only uh just two and a half months. It's a short. >> Yeah. >> Can I just ask about the times on their
schedule? So 6:30 the >> I thought I mean historically didn't they usually come in later than that cuz isn't there going to be an overlap with softball? >> When does um softball end? The end of
June. >> Oh >> cuz ball doesn't start till June 15th. >> Okay. Yeah. Around when school gets out. So there might be like a week or two weeks of overlap and then um
softball has that travel program that practices there but we didn't get a separate registration for that or we did >> did not >> we have not >> okay 100 players eight teams Jacqueline and Danielle, they've been running it
forever. So, they know what they're doing and they have a track record of working with the other teams to figure out their stuff. So, all right. Does anybody want a motion to accept? Uh, so just before we do that, so they
checked off season one and season two, but they're >> Yeah, it's only one season. It's >> okay. We're charging for one season cuz it falls in the middle, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, I'll make a motion to accept. I
would add that they need to coordinate with youth those last couple weeks of the season and then flash if we don't have a application from them. >> Yep. >> Coordinator with who?
>> Softball. I think it's going to go till around the end of June. So, there might be a couple weeks that they have to It shouldn't really be a big deal. I mean, youth is off by 8:00 p.m. on field one,
>> right? And for their practices, they can use two. >> Yeah. Or even three. >> Yeah. >> They've always worked it out. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. They have. It should be >> should be fine. >> Yeah. Um, not to jump over, but the bunker rake was put in the Yep.
container last last week or this week. >> So, it should be all set. Um, carry motion. Do we have a second? >> I'll second. >> Any further discussion? >> All in favor? I I Okay. Welcome back.
Women's Booball. Ling pond horseshoes. So they have the same deal. So instead of doing season one, season two, they just did other May to August. Wednesday nights is 6:00 p.m. And
Did they just give us They just give us one. So >> this all got his doubles. >> These doubles. So horseshoes has two sections. They have a horse singles that plays on Wednesday nights and a
d Oh, sorry. Doubles plays on Wednesday nights. Tuesdays is when singles play. So doesn't matter if they do two things same. Again, they actually have reserved for
them courts 5 through I don't know 16ish. The town people can come and play on fields or courts. what you call a
horseshoe pit pit. Um 1 to 4 open anytime for any resident of Lakeville and the horseshoes are there. So they just ask that you put the covers back on the poles and things
when you're done. We should go play horseshoes so I can learn the language. Any questions for Lon Porn Lon Pond Horseshoe Club doubles? >> No. Just do we need to remind them when you tell them this is approved that they
need to submit for the singles or >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's a different person that runs it. So, sure. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. I'll make a motion that we accept the application from Doubles for Shoes. >> Second.
>> Any further discussion? All in favor? >> I I >> I welcome back double shoes Wednesday nights. I'm off by one. Okay. Discuss and possible vote on women's soccer league fees. I don't know if I've had a chance to go
through this email, but I kind of looked at it and I was like, "Oh, you're right." So when they fill out their form, they must check spring season 1 and season 2. So we
charge them for season 1 and season 2, which and then we got this. And their season, season 1 is 2 months. They take two months off for the summer and then they play two months in the fall. So
they have a 16week season in two seasons instead of one season. So they would like to know if they have to pay for two 16 week seasons as they have been or if they can just pay for one 16e
season with anybody's preference. I mean, I understand that the preference is always to make more money, but we also try to like to be fair. So,
what's everybody thinking since our season is 16 weeks? So, they have two 16w week seasons. >> No, they have two 8week seasons. >> Oh, I see. I'm fine with that. It's the same total number of weeks.
>> Yeah. So, I didn't know if for this it's fine, but if you wanted to make a half a season >> or Yeah, we could do the >> like instead of $26 for 16 weeks, maybe do $15 for eight weeks. They save money.
We lose maybe not as much money. But that's something when we go over our things in the winter, we can over our agreements, we can >> discuss it then. So think about that. Um what does everybody else feel like?
>> Your recommendation that you made 15 $15 for per player cent. >> Yep. We'll wait till the fall to put that in there though since these are already done and out for this year.
Okay. motion. >> Uh I'll make a motion for the women's soccer >> that we charge them for one total 16week season versus two separate seasons. >> Perfect. I'll second it.
>> Any further discussion? All in favor? I >> Perfect. They will be very happy. I feel like they only play once a week for a couple hours instead of three hours. >> Yeah,
the raw deal. Anyway, Clear Pond, we did discuss impossible vote to purchase supplies for Clear Pond Park cleanup day. Okay, so Clear Pond Park cleanup day is this Friday. We have a company volunteer group coming in and they are
going to work on Clear Pond. >> This is tomorrow. No, no, >> this Friday. >> No. Did I say this Friday? >> That's right. Yeah, >> it's not this Friday. It's May 8th. So, 3 weeks >> ish. Is that the Johnson and Johnson group?
>> It is. So, I've met with the organizer and she's given me a list of things that they're going to need. So, they're going to we would they would like for us to bring in sand to put under the slides, the
swings, and the seessaws, which they totally do need, so that the kids can go from the beach to their playground to the swings and stuff without stepping on the grass and the crickers and all that kind of stuff. Um, once the poison ivy
comes up, Wedge Landscaping has volunteered to come and actually pull up the poison ivy instead of spraying the poison on it for the kids and stuff. >> So, I thought that was amazing cuz
that's more generous than than I was. >> Um, cuz I know how that ends and it's not good. So they would like us to bring in sand for that paint for the slides, the snack
shack, and the um sign boards that all the signs of upcoming events are posted on at Clear Pond. And then we need if anybody on the commission has any rakes, wheelbarls, or weed whackers that they
can borrow. Just make sure you put your name on it. >> I have a a wheelbarrow they can use. >> Perfect. Just make sure you put your name on it. >> Okay. >> And then we can coordinate. I can pick it up, drop it off, whatever. >> Okay. >> And the other thing that um wedge landscaping is going to do is they're
going to come and spread the sand. So, we discussed ways of the grass not growing up through the sand, whether we'd put weed block or whatever. and he said cardboard is the perfect thing because in the 8 to 12 months it's going
to take to decompose, it will kill everything that's under it. So, if anybody has large cardboard boxes, like if you get something in the mail, all your Amazon boxes, all your shipping boxes, um, if you want to hold those for me, if you can bring them to the office
and put them in the side room so we can put cardboard all underneath the sand, so you should be good. >> Just go to the transfer station on the side and >> and just trips to the dumpster. Yeah, I know with
all the um Christmas trees I bought last year, I have lots of boxes, but I'm not sure I have enough to cover that whole >> How much of an area is >> area? It's under the swing set. So, it's like 30 ft by 30 ft. So, it's a large
area. And then under the teeter totters and underneath the slide. So, I was thinking um two truckloads of sand. It's $40 a yard. So, that would be almost $1,000 in sand.
And the paint and supplies for the painting is about another $1,000. Um, that's a max because I like clearance paint. Like, she sent me colors, which I appreciate.
Lovely colors. It's a off-white and a green. Um, and it would look nice. It would be a nice refresh. But if I go in and see like a eggshell for on clearance, buying the eggshell. >> Mhm. I bought um paint for our picnic tables. It's a solid gray stain to do
the picnic tables at Clear Pond. Not at Clear Pond, at Ted Williams Camp. I paid $15 for the gallon of paint and primer. it. I don't get any happier that I'm walking out with my clearance jugs of paint.
That's so sad. But that's what we do. So, I don't know. We want to discuss that. I figure they're giving us their time. The least we could do is give them their supplies. Um, the last time we bought sand, we bought sand 5 years ago,
and that was for the beach. No sand has been put on the playground at all since then. I don't know. What does everybody want to do? >> I mean, I think we need to We haven't replenished the sand in 5 years. That's probably a safety problem.
>> Yeah. Yeah. So, there's like not much sand underneath there at all. >> I think we probably should. >> And I know Scott's not physically with us here anymore, but I still hear them in my head. So, I went through our budget and we are getting fertilizer
this spring, May 8th and June 28th, I believe. They're coming to do the fertilizer and the bug and the weed killer. Um, so we have that coming out, but repairs, buildings, and grounds is still at 15,000. Other contracted
services is 8,200 we have left. And groundskeeping supplies is 1,300. So, even if we take the fertilizer out of groundskeeping supplies that we still have over $3,000 left in there. So, I did check to make sure we had the
money first before I brought it to you. Does anybody want to make a motion to allot $2,000 for sand and paint and supplies for volunteer day? Yes. I will make a motion that we all lot the
$1,000 to $2,000 for the sand and supplies for cleanup day. Second. Any further discussion? All carry. All in favor?
>> I perfect. She'll be so happy and I can chop for paint. Okay. Discussing possible vote toward back pay to Clear Pond Park Lifeguards for work in the snack shack. So, we discussed
this last meeting in details, but we didn't weren't able to vote on it because it wasn't on the agenda. >> Oh, right. >> So, if we could just do a quick vote on that um to Do you want me to do it,
please? I would like to motion to award back pay for the lifeguards who worked in the snack shack uh for their 2025 clear pond season. Right. Is that it? >> Yep.
>> Second. >> Second. >> Any discussion? All in favor? I >> Okay, that should come in at like under $500. Update on Clear Pond direct to search.
We're still searching. So if anybody's out there, any teachers, anybody who has the summers off, they'd like to join us at Clear Pond, there's still time to get your lifeguard certificate and your first aid and CPR certifications.
Would love to have you. Looking to have fun, fun fun. Discuss and possible vote on meditation groups. We did that already. Discuss discuss March 24th memo from community
preservation committee. So the community preservation would like to meet with us to go over how applications work and how we can work together to be a big happy family. So would you like to
go to their meeting? Would you like to invite them to come to our meeting? Would you like to not meet with them? >> When are there meetings? >> I think they the third Thursday. >> I think it's the third Thursday cuz we're the second and fourth. I think they're in the middle on the third cuz
that's one of the reasons why we changed cuz we used to be the first and the third and we switched so that they could >> y have their meetings. >> I mean I personal opinion if they're requesting to meet with us they we can invite them here.
>> Okay. So would you like to invite them on our next meeting which is May 7th I think. >> Yep. You're right. >> Sure. >> Yeah.
>> Okay. Peter, do you want to do that or do you want me to do that? >> I can do it. >> Perfect. Thank you. I told my husband before I left the house and like put it by my phone and I'm like I would lose my head if it wasn't attached. We'd have to get an air
tag and put it on me. Okay, that's done. Update on Lakeville Day. Um, we're looking pretty good. Schools out will be there. Dudes and foods will be there.
Um, the Lions Club is going to come with their popcorn, but we have to discuss cuz I have to ship them. And in the process of looking where to put Lakeville Day, this is kind of a funny story, but a weird story. We found outlets on the back of the maintenance
building. I hate standing in the middle, you guys. Um, so we plugged stuff in to see if the outlets worked. They did not work. There's a locked box above the outlets that we're pretty sure there's a breaker in, >> but nobody has the key to open the lock.
So, we're going to have to cut the lock. Hope that there's a breaker in there after we cut the lock and put a new lock back on. Okay. And hope they work. So, >> do we know who put the lock on it? >> Mm- probably happened like 30 years ago.
>> Is it padlock? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I'm sure we have bolt cutters. >> I'm sure we have the keys, too. >> Probably not marked. Those might be. >> Yeah. So, if anybody wants to spend a couple hours going through our lock box with all the keys in it and trying to
bring them out to the the lock >> and see um >> I'm doing the exact same thing for the cemetery. >> Yeah, we have so many keys in that box. Liaison updates. Does anybody have the liaison update? May 7th, join me.
Well, if they accept. We don't know that they'll accept. They could come after that, too, if they can't make that one. Um, liaison. I told you about the fertilizer. We need a list of capital projects. Um, because they haven't had their capital
project meeting yet. So, I put field repairs on our the baseball field repairs on our capital project. The new gator is already on our capital project and playgrounds at John Pawn.
Commissioner's Field already has we've already got that was our capital project for this year. So, come July 1st, hopefully if the town votes that we can put our playground or swing set or whatever we can afford for $25,000
at um Commissioner's Field. Is there any other large purchase over $10,000 that you can think of that we're going to need to make this year? >> I mean, I hope not, but >> when you say this year, you mean this
fiscal year 26 current one? >> Yes. Or next year. I'll take next year, too, if we've got any. Because normally it's my understanding that the capital project committee meets like once or
twice a year around budget time. I did not know that we had to put every project every capital project had to go and be approved by the capital project committee. Now I know. So, if we put our list of capital projects together and
send it over, even if we're we want to do it right now, but we can't do it right now, but if we put it on the list, when we're able to do it, we can do it. >> I thought we were putting the fields on the list. >> No. Is that something different? >> The baseball fields. >> Yeah, I did put them on the list. Field repairs.
>> What about soccer fields? >> All of it. >> Um, >> all are all the fields accounted for? Well, for as for a capital project, what we are paying for, um, we can't afford all the fields.
We can still look at the grants, but like I said at our meeting, right? There's no point in looking at the grants if we're not going to be a protected area. And if the money's going to come from somewhere, so we don't have $700,000.
CPC doesn't have $700,000. So, wow. >> No, $700,000. I didn't realize it was that. >> Well, that's the maximum. We don't have to do $700,000. But if we could come up with that, then they would give us
$425,000. They would reimburse us. But we have to guarantee them that we have that money 100% first. So there's no point in going forward if we can't come up with ways to get that
money. >> Okay. Where was I? So all right. So if you think of any other big projects that would be good. Commission is failed playground. Hopefully next year. Like I said that's $25,000. Does anybody want to start looking at
a playground or a swing set or something? Anybody want to do that project? >> Just find one. The equipment, you mean? >> Yeah. So, you would have to find a place to put it and the equipment that would go there for $25,000, but you have to take into account that you are probably
going to need um ADA accessible fall zone material. >> Yeah. >> Which is engineered wood fiber is just about the only thing for that. um which is expensive and that's going to come into your into that budget as well. And
anything over $10,000 has to go out to bid. Anything over $10,000 has to go out to bid because it's a construction project through the chair. the playground. When I looked at the playground catalog and prices for John Pond Park,
$25,000 wouldn't have got I mean, forget about it, >> right? So, um, in June they come out with a sale flyer. They come out with sale flyers twice a year. And our problem in the past is you have to have the money because you have
to buy it right away because it's a sale flyer. >> So if you can find something in the sale flyer for under $10,000 and I know there are things usually for under $10,000 then that's fine. If you just want to go
with a basic swing set that's fine for commissioners fields. But if somebody wants to work on that, I'm going to pass. You can think about it. Get let let us
know. I mean, what is the bid process like? I can look at a flyer. I'm not somebody who has a ton of extra time. I mean, I work 14our days, you know, but >> Right. Uh, so you have to like write up something
for the town to post out for bid or what does that mean? >> Yeah. So when you find something that you're interested in, then you have to Yeah, I can help you once you do it and when we have to send it to I Emily will probably do it. Um, and then she writes
up an RFP >> and then it gets posted and then the bids come in. But like I said, if it's under 10 grand, >> it's a certain company that does this sale in June. >> Yeah, I'll play.
>> Okay. >> But I think they all do sales in the spring, but I know they send us the sale flyer. >> Okay. >> Cuz that's who did our other playground. >> Um, just out of curiosity, how much did
that playground cost? How did that the how much big playground >> $170,000? >> But that came from ARPA money. >> No, I just wanted to get an idea like magnitude of size. >> Yeah, we were discussing today the EWF
because none of the standing equipment like the swings and the slides and the climber had EWF on it. We had to bring in that for those in addition to the addition we put on the playground. So that was probably close to $10,000 in just in the EWF the wood chips for the
underneath. But this yours wouldn't be that that much for that. >> Um the other thing did we talk about last time the bathrooms and the locks on the bathrooms? Y
>> I don't remember talking about We've talked about the bathrooms a lot. I don't remember talking about the locks. >> I met with Paul me at the bathrooms to put in the smart locks and he we he couldn't figure out how we were going to get the smart wall locks off because the
the door is like not one solid strip. It's it's got an edge on it so the smart lock wouldn't sit for you to be able to open and close the door. it was too wide and I couldn't find a smaller a skinnier smart lock. So he suggested like the um
town hall has which are key fobs which now you can use your phone as the key fob. So you can just open the door with your phone so the each team can have a code to put in and open their
door. Um, the caveat to that is it's $2,899.93 and that is for one door, one transformer, one set of miscellaneous hardware in a two annual single door licenses.
So, it's $480 for the two doors every year just for the for the locks. So, I'm questioning whether if we bought new doors, it might be cheaper and then just put the smart lock get like a solid
door. And so, I was kind of thinking of bringing in a door person. >> Why can't we just do like what softball does? You have like the combination >> lock everyone that needs to know has the
code and it's like it's like a big box almost like realtor's lock the lock box right and then it opens and then an actual key is in there >> right so what happens when the mom and me group comes
>> like they just come to give them >> or like if I'm out walking my dog though like they wouldn't have it on their phone. >> That's true. This is um would be for after hours like not regular hours.
>> So like after >> Yeah. I mean I'm struggling to like how is this worked for 50 years? Why do we need to all of a sudden spend like $4,000 in >> Right. So yeah, that's I almost shocked because it would be for two doors,
right? That's $5,600. >> Yeah. So, >> like the maintenance people here can't just open them when they show up for their shift and close them when they leave. >> We've done that. But when they close them when they leave, then we have the baseball and the others cuz we can't put a padlock on it because then what if
somebody's inside and somebody else padlocks them on the outside? You laugh. >> I was going to say, I'm sure it's happened. >> I've seen porta parties tipped over and we're pretty sure someone was in it at the time. So all those things that you hear about and
you feel like you can't be true. It's true. It happens. >> I'm not in favor of spending $4,000 on locks. >> No. No. That was a lot. So I don't know what I'm going to do. I
might bring in a door person and see if they can come in with any of their ideas cuz they have to do this other places, right? >> That's right. >> Like it can't be just a us problem. So, I'll look into that.
Do I have anything else under my leazison? Nope. Because Katie was here. So, that was the other email. Okay. Anybody else have any liaison updates? Does everybody talk to their teams? >> I hadn't talked to Blooper Ball yet, but
um I've been talking to softball. They seem ready to go. The fields are actually drying out. >> Oh, I haven't talked to anybody. >> I think yours starts a little bit later. Do I need to call these people?
>> Just send them an email and be like, "Hey, I'm your leazison. Can't wait to work with you." >> Okay. >> Looking forward to a great season. Okay. Um, anything else? Any new business? Nothing anybody can think about? I know that um,
we kind of just jumped in with you, Nolan. That's your So, if anybody says you're not a park commissioner, you can whip out that little pass once you sign it and be like, "Yes, I am. Look, here's my card." >> Do I need a pen to come? >> I don't think I ever got one of those.
>> No, you normally get it when you're sworn in. go to town offices. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Lillian will give you one. >> Yeah. You must have been so excited you forgot to grab it. >> Could be. >> Um,
so yeah. So, is this date and time good with everybody? Thursday's >> 6:30. >> Mhm. >> I I'd love to meet earlier, but I know that Carol, you have to get off the train. Yeah, I got it.
>> Um, and Would anybody rather meet at the police station? I think I heard Mondays were open if anybody wants to switch to Monday nights and meet at the police station. >> Selfishly for me, Thursdays is easier because it's like the end of the week
and I can chug through getting up at 3 one day versus 4 ahead of me. But >> okay, it didn't make a m It didn't matter to me, but I just wanted to I know Nolan, we were so excited to have him. I didn't ask. >> Yeah. Yeah. My my my schedule is going
to change a lot in about a month. Um, right right now I'm up in New Hampshire full-time, so I kind of come down for for those meetings, but on the 12th I'll I'll be done up there and I'll be back down here. >> Okay. So >> So it'll be closer.
>> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, if something comes up, then we need to change. And I know keys keywise. Carrie, you're all set keywise. I still have my keys. Yep. Um I think you're missing an office key. I don't I have all the ones you gave me >> and I don't think you have any keys. So,
when you're ready, let let me know and I will um get those for you >> and we can walk around. If you have any park questions, we can do a little park tour. Okay. >> When I did mine, um Paula took me in the little cart and we drove all around Ted
Williams. A little scared, but it was it worked. All right. Do I hear a motion to adjurnn? >> Motion to adjurnn. I'll second it. >> Okay. Our next meeting we already stated was May 7th at the COA at 6:30. Any
further discussion on adjourning? All in favor? >> I motion carried. We are adjourned at 7:46 p.m. Thank you for joining us. Thanks Lake Cam for coming.