[music] Good evening and welcome to the Lakeville Select Board meeting and wage and personnel board on Tuesday, December 16th, 2025 at 5:48 p.m. This is a remote
meeting uh in accordance with the provisions allowed by chapter 2. Could everyone mute their uh microphone? Allowed by chapter 2 of the acts of 2023. The December 16, 2025
public meeting of the select board will be held remotely. However, to view this meeting, uh this meeting will be recorded and you need to go to facebook.com/lakecam. You do not need a Facebook account to view the meeting. This meeting will be
recorded and available to be viewed at a later date at http uh backwcam.tv slash. Um I'm going to skip the pledge of allegiance because I don't have a flag in my kitchen as of yet. Um and then we're going to write move right on
to the select board announcements. Member Carboni, would you mind very much reading the announcements? >> Thank you, Madam Chair. I'd be happy to this evening. So, we still have a few uh current openings um on some of our boards, committees, and commissions. Um
so, we'd like to try to get a full complement here. So, um we're looking for an associate member for the zoning board of appeals, a member for the board of registars. We have two vacancies on the cable TV advisory committee
and one at large member for the zoning bylaw review advisory committee. So any of the details for these positions um can be found on the town's webbook uh Facebook page or the town's website at lakevillemmaa.org under news. Um, and just as a an
additional um because we've had some snow the last few days um which did require some plowing, our DPW is hiring um some snowplow contractors. So, if you or anybody that you know um would be
interested in helping out um our town to please contact our DPW office um on Montgomery Street um and you can call 508-947-9521. That's all I have. >> Thank you kindly. Um, we had uh another
item that I'd love to mention um about our announcements and we'll have more on it in the next meeting. Um, but as most of you may know, we had a accident happen to one of our firefighters. Uh, gosh, was it only a week? Was it only a
little bit over a week ago? Um, and they're back on the mend. Um, but we had some really big mentions that we wanted to mention about the uh the Middleboro firefighters that were on the scene and helped out. Andrew, would you mind
speaking to that briefly and knowing that we're going to have another conversation in our next meeting about it specifically? Yeah, I don't I don't have the names handy, but uh um there was a Midbar police officer and a middlear firefighter um that were there to help out in a very stressful situation and I
think we should effort in a meeting board. >> Yep. >> Agreed. And we'll be talking to them hopefully uh and we're going to invite them to the next select board meeting as well. So, um we're very pleased our
firefighter is on the mend um and that we will be that we will be uh addressing it and giving thanks in person um in our next meeting. Next item, uh the town administrative report. >> Thank you. Um so I think everyone uh on
the select board is aware of it because they attended, but we had a ribbon cutting ceremony last Friday. Um it was good to recognize all the tremendous efforts from town officials over the last several years. Um that was good event. Um first one I think we've had as
a whole group like that in many years. Um other than the COA one. Um we were notified that the Lakeville Hospital site is going to be up for sale. Um Rhino is no longer going to develop the site. Um I think that's more
of a conversation maybe later on. Um, that's really all the information I have at this time on that um, site, but I figured it's good to get it out in the public that that's going to be happening. Um, the snow person Jubilee was on Saturday. Um, I wasn't able to
attend. Um, but they did raise about $5,000 in support of the animal shelter, which is really great. And then, uh, we're also partaking in Christmas this year, the holidays. the tree out in front of town hall is finally lit. Um, and the
facilities manager as well as the fire department were instrumental in seeing that happen. I think it looks pretty good outside my window right now. So, >> very cool. >> Have any questions from the board members? >> Let's move on to
Let's move on to the meeting minutes. Hold on. My being timed out. We'll go on to the meeting minutes of uh November 25th, 2025. Has everyone had a chance to read the minutes? >> Yep. I I do have one correction unless
you'd like me to make the motion and we can do it during discussion. >> We can make the motion and the second and do it during the session. >> Okay. I'll make a motion to approve um the select board and wage and personnel meeting minutes of November
25th, 2025 um for discussion. >> Seconded motion is second. Let's discuss. Um just on page two um where we started the hearing for the text classification
um in the Atalis area um I would put a note where Harald um was here but he was present virtually. >> Got it. Yep. >> And that's all I had. >> Okay. >> Member Plona member Hunt. Any
clarifications, corrections? >> Nope. >> All right. We have a motion and a second. Can I get a roll call? >> Harboni. I >> block eye. >> Hunt. I
>> Candido. I motion passes. Next item up to up to bids. Um [laughter] joint appointment for the Freetown Lakeville school committee and town moderator to fill an old colony school committee vacancy.
>> Yes. Thank you. Um, do we have our quorum for this appointment? I can't see. >> I believe we have >> Tim is here and I think Stephen is here. >> I see Stephen.
>> We have anybody else from the school committee? >> Well, Marshall is here. His camera's off. >> Yeah, I can't I can't seem to get it on, but I don't count as part of the quorum. >> He doesn't count as the quorum. No, >> I'm sorry. He's not a member of the Freetown Lakeville school committee.
>> So, we have actually can the the committee members just identify themselves? >> Sure. Stephen, >> go ahead. Tim >> Tim's here. >> Yeah. >> Uh Stephen Sylvia Lakefeld member
free time. >> Okay. So, um, Chairman Candido, do Chairwoman Candido, um, does that >> can we ask you to reach out to your fellow members and then we'll just put
this to the end of the meeting or what would you like to do, madam moderator? >> I I believe that they are in a bargaining uh meeting. >> That's correct. There is a bargaining meeting going on as we speak. So, two members, three members are in that meeting right now.
So, we could either move this to the sixth um which is fine. I am available. I don't know if the other members will be available. Um because I think we only have six, right? And we need to have seven for >> Yeah,
I am amendable to moving it to the sixth. >> I do apologize, Mr. Rodri that we will have to postpone this a little longer, but thank you very much for uh being here and um I look forward to being able to pull this together in the new year.
>> That'll be fine. You're welcome. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. I'm going to log off. >> Bye. >> Thanks. >> All right. Uh, next item is item two. Discuss and
possible vote the available positions into office for the annual town election of April 6, 2026. And sorry, I'm scrolling on my phone because I don't like to look at the computer at the same time as the phone. So, Andrew, do you want to
explain what we're looking for here? Yeah. So, this is the annual uh time of the year where we um basically advertise the openings for the uh election upcoming in April. >> And I can list those off if you'd like.
>> I can read them out. I'm just scrolling down to them. So, one more second. >> All right. We have a memorandum from Lillian Drain, our town clerk. Um, please be advised that the Lakeville annual town election will be held Monday, April 6, 2026 from 12:00 p.m. to
8:00 p.m. in the following polling location. Precincts 1, 2, and three will be at the Ted Williams Camp and Lon Pon Lodge. 28 Precinct Street, Lakeville, Mass. Uh, registered voters at the town of Lakeville will elect the following
positions into office on April 6, 2026. two two-year unexpired terms. Two two-year unexpired terms for one finance committee member of two. >> That didn't read right.
>> No, two twoyear unexpired terms for one. Yeah. >> Okay, [laughter] that that reads right. That >> that was it. threeyear terms for two select board members, one board of assessors, one board of health, one
cemetery commissioner, one finance committee member, two park commissioners, and one library trustee, and then five-year term for one planning board member. It reads right. It's just hard to read out loud. [laughter]
Um, additionally, the following Freetown Lakeville Regional School District Committee positions uh will appear on the ballot. Lakeville, one three-year term, one one-year unexpired term, and Freetown, two three-year terms.
Nomination papers uh for the above physicians will be available in the office of the town clerk beginning Monday, January 5th, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. and appointments are recommended.
All right, Madam Chair, I make a motion that the board approve the following positions as presented. The positions as presented to be placed on the April 6, 2026 annual town election warrant as detailed in the memorandum from the town clerk.
>> I have a motion. Do I have a second? >> Seconded. >> Motion and second. Any further discussion hearing? None. Roll call. Carboni I >> Hunt I
>> Candido I. Next item on the agenda is discuss on possible vote to extend closing times by one hour for restaurants with liquor licenses on New Year's Eve. Select Board is acting as the local licensing authority is allowed
to extend the last call hours uh for New Year's Eve restaurants with liquor licenses until 1:30 a.m. with all patrons out at 2:00 a.m. Um we did confirm that uh there there was not an
unfavorable vote last year, nor can I remember a time where there was an unfavorable vote in my lifetime. >> [laughter] >> Madam Chair, I'll make a motion that the select board, acting as the local licensing authority, extend the last call hours on New Year's Eve for
restaurants with liquor licenses until until 1:30 a.m. with all patrons out at 2 a.m. >> I have a motion. Second. >> Seconded. >> Motion and a second. Any further discussion? >> Madam Chair, what is the current last
call hour? time. >> Uh, >> I think it's 1. >> Is it 1? >> Yes, I believe it's 1 p.m. I mean 1:00 a.m., sorry. >> So, we're extending it by 30 minutes >> pretty much. Yeah, just a little bit.
>> Okay. >> We're really letting everyone stay up late for New Year's here in Lake. Yeah. [laughter] >> All right. I have a motion in a second. Any further discussion? Hearing none. Roll call. Carabony I.
>> Clark I >> I >> Yando I. >> Uh, next item. Discuss a possible vote to extend closing times for package stores by 1 hour on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. ABCC allows the local
licensing authority to ext extend Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve package store closing hours until 11:30 p.m. The select board >> did not vote >> did not vote favorably >> which I don't know why but
>> kept the standard at 11 p.m. because we have rules. That's why. >> Okay. Got >> rules. Uh I don't have a reason why we wouldn't do it. But I is anyone, you know, passionate about anything either way or
does anyone have any context to order? Member Carboni, >> you know what? There was no context. It was just >> I know I don't have anyone asking for it either. None of the liquor stores have said, "Hey, can we stay open?" So, I don't know. as opposed to restaurants
who are always interested in extending their hours, you know. >> All right. So, this is a a lesson to anyone that owns a uh a liquor store. If you're interested, advocate because if not, we're just not going to do it. >> Exactly. Yeah. I won't bring it back for
you to continue to vote no on it. So, >> if if it changes, I'll bring it back. >> Fantastic. All right. >> And that was my question, Madam Chair. If nobody's asking for it, why are we voting on it? >> Because it's an option. >> Yeah, it's an option. Oh, okay. Do we do do we have to or
>> Oh, okay. >> No. No. It's just a courtesy. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> So, do we just We can just leave it then. >> Yeah, that's what I would do unless somebody suddenly decides, which I don't think is going to happen. I think we're good. >> So, motion to table.
>> Yeah, sounds good. So moved. >> All right. Do I have a second? Seconded. Yep. >> Motion and a second. Roll call. Arbony I >> Hunt IND.
>> All right. Next item. Item number five. Discuss and possible vote for the appointment of Stephanie Crarampton as town planner. Um I will let Andrew read into this. Or is um is Lacy's not on, is she?
>> Lacy's not on, but Stephanie is after if you have any questions. >> Okay. Andrew, do you want to do your setup and overview? >> Sure. Um, so I think as as everyone knows, we've been uh not had a town planner since late March. Um, we've had an interm. We've had different things
going on. Um, but we have a lot of I'm sure everyone knows we have a lot of projects in the cooker and there's a lot of things I think the board us and this uh planning board have for goals in town. Um, and we haven't really had the capacity to do that because we haven't
had someone on staff that can really assist with those projects. And I think Stephanie, um, can fill those gaps um, and take us to the next level. Um, so we interviewed uh, we had a panel of five, a little bit of an intimidating probably
for Stephanie walking in the room. Um, >> she doesn't look intimidated to me. Andrew [laughter] >> comes from New Bedford. So, I mean this she's probably been higher pressure situations than this. Um, but she's been in Newport for 13 years um within can
help me with this. Stephanie Department of Public Infrastructure DPI um specifically in the engineering department um and she's got a a varied field of site plan review uh tip projects, project management, team management um I think she has a whole team of people
under her currently. Um, so I think all the projects we have going on, I think she's going to be the one that is the go-to person for all those. Um, I know the planning board, at least Michelle's excited. Um, I'm excited. Uh, I think
Nate, everyone that interviewed her is excited to have her on board. So, >> Very good. Very good. Let's >> appointment. Thank you. Stephanie, would you like to say some words? >> Good evening, everyone. Nice to meet you all. Um, thank you Andrew for the kind
words. That was a summary of my experience with New Bedford. I've been with them for 13 years. I do have a handful of experience with site plan review, a little bit of zoning, as well as a lot of infrastructure base for
projects to help bring to the town and I'm excited to bring that knowledge over from the city. >> Fantastic. Stephanie, what attracted you to Lakeville? if I might just ask a mundane question. [laughter] >> Sorry. Um, I've been with the city for a
long time, but I'm part-time right now because I um of my child care situation and so I was looking for full-time positions and I want to stay in the municipal sector and world of things because that's um where I'm comfortable and where I enjoy doing my work, bringing private development and
residents all together for one common goal. So, >> fantastic. You guys had an opening and I seem to fit the right specifications. >> Great. Any of the members have any questions that they would like to ask Stephanie or any comments? >> Uh, no. I just say and it's a definitely
an an impressive resume, Stephanie. So, I I think you're more than qualified. So, looking forward to working with you. >> Thank you. >> Fantastic. All right, then I'll take a motion. I'll make a motion that um we appoint Stephanie Crarampton to the role
of town planner with a starting salary of 89,500, 3 weeks vacation, and a probationary period of 6 months. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. >> Motion and a second. Any further discussion?
>> Just one, Madam Chair. Um when when would the um position start? I think we decided January 5th will be the ideal start date. >> Okay, >> fantastic. I think that's even earlier than I
thought it was going to be. That's great. >> Fantastic. New year, new job. >> Yep. >> New town. >> All right. [clears throat] >> New friends. [laughter] >> Any any further discussion hearing? None. Roll call.
>> Carbon. I >> plug eye. >> Punt I >> Scandido. I Stephanie, thank you and welcome to the town of Lakefell. Um we're really going to lean into your leadership and your skill sets and we're
excited to have you on board. >> Thank you. Thank you everyone. Looking forward to it. Have a good evening. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Another awesome agenda item coming up now. discuss and possible vote for the
appointment of Paula Berdick as treasurer collector. Um Paula has been with the town full-time and part-time and volunteered. She volunteers in Middleboro. Um she's just everywhere all
at once. Um she's a very seasoned employee for not only treasure collector but assessing. She's a great resource and uh we grew her here. Um and and this is the absolute culmination of how I
love things to come together that we have someone that has progressed through their ranks and is now ready to take the helm. So, uh Andrew, do you want to introduce the process and then introduce Paula?
>> Yeah. So, we had a um interview panel consisted of myself, Michael Ellis, and Emily Sourett. Um Paulo, I thought your interview was fantastic. Um it's it's kind of a rare thing where um you have an interview and it's not like someone's just answering
questions, trying to survive to get out of there. She's very engaged and like offering solutions and like process improvements and you don't really see that very often, which I I really appreciate, which shows me that she's ready to take the next step into the treasure collector role. She's not just
um a busy be. She's someone that sees a bigger picture along among everything. Um and so she dayto day she I think she's great. Mike thinks she's great. I've never heard heard or seen or talked to anyone that says otherwise. Mhm. >> She obviously fits in to the team of
Lakeville. Um and I think she's going to be a great addition. Um and I think she's going to bring Lakeville even higher than what she's even doing it right now. So um I'm I'm enthusiastic about her startup as soon as possible. >> Fantastic. Paula, would you like to say
a few words or >> Oh, sure. Um obviously I've been in the assistant role for the last six years and I've been in many roles over many years. I feel like I was born there. Um the um you know I'm just excited. I'm
excited for the next um next several years. I'm ideally this was the place I wanted to land. This is the place I want to retire from. Um this is my town. This is you know this is where you know where it all happened and I'm just super
excited. >> Does anyone have any questions for Paula? >> Uh madam ch if I may. Um >> absolutely. >> Uh hi Paula. Nice to uh thrilled to for your um interest in the position.
>> Uh just a question regarding your education. Um do you have a do you have a degree? I see various courses so forth. >> Yeah. So I um well I have my collective certifications. Um I have my assessing certifications. Um I have a lot of
college but I have no actual degrees yet. Um, but I am going to actually be going back to take some more finance classes. >> Okay. So, you working towards a bachelor's? >> Yes. >> Finance. Okay. >> Yes. >> Great. Thank you. >> Thank member Carboni. Member Hunt.
>> I just want to know why did you choose Lakeville? Paula. [laughter] >> Well, I was born here. I feel like I was born when they talk about the Christmas lights. The joke was the other day when they had the manger out front. I swear I was born in it. [laughter]
It's just been it's been here as part of my history. I mean, >> it's the family business. [laughter] >> Yeah, it is definitely. [clears throat] >> All right. >> Madame Chair, if I may, I'd like to make a motion that the select board appointer
collector with a starting salary of $85,000, three weeks vacation in a probationary period of six months. >> Do I have a second? Happily seconded. >> I have a motion and a second. Any
further discussion? >> Hearing none. Roll call. >> Narvone. I >> Hunt. I >> enthusiastic. I welcome. >> Oh, thank you. >> Welcome to the next step. And you're we we're keeping you Paula. You don't get
to you don't get to go anywhere else. We're very happy to keep you. >> I'm staying. But I appreciate all the encouragement. It really means a lot. >> Thank you. Thank you. All right. >> Thanks, Paul. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Next item is item number seven, discuss
and possible vote on the earth removal fees and processes. Last meeting we had discussed earth removal and we had discussed it in two parts. One part being the fees and one updating uh the bylaw. Uh, Andrew brought this back for
the board so we can adjust the fees to be more in line with our neighbors. And Andrew, I'll let you take it from here. >> Thank you. Um, so after the last meeting, we determined we could change the fees at a at a at a coming up select
board meeting, which u myself, Colleen, Nate, and Emily have all kind of gone over like what the fees should be and what we could do just in general with the fees. Um, so Colleen reached out to a number of towns to get kind of an updated fee structure. I think we had a
list beforehand, but we've kind of updated it a little bit since then. Um, you can kind of see they're all over the place, but for the most most uh it's basically 25 cents per cubic yard that a lot of towns get and I think we should
be getting um for future earth removals. So that's really the big change I'm proposing. Something that I I kind of put in here and it's it's not something that I expect the select board to vote now, but
just an idea is that these fees could be used for a specific purpose. My idea is you tie the fees to kind of like a mitigation um like road uh because bas essentially road removals have an effect on the road. So maybe we can put the fees in a
capital stabilization or a special purpose fund to buy or do paving or buy TPWS things or it could be a split. It could be 50% goes to there, 50% goes to free cash. It's or receipt. It doesn't matter to me. I just kind of want to
>> Yeah. >> Yeah. And then the other one, um, the select board can do this, but I I want to flush it out more with Mike. It's just an idea, but you keep the administrative fee the same. Um, and so you would collect when someone applies, you would collect 25%
um, well, sorry, you get the full administrative fee up front. Um, if it gets approved, those fees would go into um, an RFA account um, which is um, reserved for appropriation. We would keep that in a special purpose fund. So
for future earth removals, even tied to a specific project, maybe like another year when they come back for approval, you could use those funds for different things. Um, and then if somehow the permit gets denied,
um, the person would get 25% of that fee back. >> Is this an interest interest bearing as well? >> I am not. >> If you take if we take fees from someone, I think and I'm not sure. It's not my specialty, but I think we do have
to have it in some type of interest bearing. So, I just want to make sure that if we're considering it that we make sure we're vetting that out. >> Yeah, we can vet that out further. So, the administrative fee would be would be separate from the 53D account. That would definitely be interesting. Um, my
thought would be there's a lot of tremendous amount of time that goes into these on the staff side between myself, select board's office, Frank, and especially Nate. Um, we want to capture the that fee in there so that if we need help for like engineering purposes or
something in that realm, we could draw on that money to help us in addition to the 53G funds. >> Okay. So, anything with that for our own purposes? Um, >> and and it just def it went out of my brain. Do any of the other members have
a question while I remember what my question was? I just want to call out specifically that we're not getting the upfront fees now. Correct, Andrew? In the bylaw. So, the bylaw that we have now, it it we're
not getting it up front. So, we're chasing it a little bit. Um, and uh that was supposed to have been changed in the last update of the bylaw. Somehow it didn't make it through. So, that will be one enhancement here. And I think I
looked at like 20 plus towns and um there was actually two towns that were like lower than us um for the the per the cubic unit charge um but everywhere else was uh 18 to 25 cents um depending on when they updated it. Like the ones
that didn't haven't updated it in 10 years it's like 18 cents and the ones that have updated it recently it's like 25. So, all of this kind of checks out with any of the research that I did just as a uh as a matter of information for
the board. And then >> my my thought would be you would get the fee for each year that they expect to take it out. So, if they take out 50,000 in a year, you would get that fee up front. >> Yeah. >> So, >> member Carboni, you had a comment or
question. >> Yeah. I just um you know with what you had just mentioned Andrew where it says here that the administrative fee should be paid yearly and upfront but isn't the the permit application isn't there like
it could be for two years right >> yeah but I think we give we give permits out for one year >> so the second year they would come back the board could always say no so at that point um they would pay that second year
up on. But then if you deny the permit, you could they would get 25% of that feedback. >> Okay. I just wanted to the clarification on that because All right. So it is an annual request. Okay. >> Yep. >> Just wanted to make sure. >> And what is the date um that we do that
just at on the anniversary of the the ask or do we like how how is that structured? I can't remember. I think it would have to be when they ask, >> but unless I'm wrong, Colleen, I don't think it would tie into all these other licenses we do.
>> It does not. Yeah, it's very much when they pull the permit and that's something that has to >> You guys will have to calendarize it. That sounds >> That sounds fun. >> I know, right? >> Member Planka, member Hunt, questions, comments, concerns. >> It looks reasonable what Andrew is
proposing, so I don't have any issues with it. Okay. right now. >> Right now. [laughter] >> Well, I mean, tomorrow looks Yeah, >> until he starts his earth removal. Um, [laughter] >> yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm on the I'm on the same
page. Um, it looks reasonable. It looks like it's paralleling a lot of other communities. Um, so >> all right. Uh, I'll take a motion. Oh, Madam Chair, but again, this only addresses the part two is the bylaw.
>> Yeah, the bylaw we would have to have for town meeting is a warrant article and then we can we can work on well they can work on that. um they have everything that they I think they need as far as information and I I forwarded on all my information to Nate and then
Nate forwarded it on too just as you know all the research um for other towns and their bylaws etc etc. So um they just have to formulate the words to make it fit Lakeville. >> Got it. Okay. Well, Madam Chair, I'll make a motion um
that the select board approve the earth removal fees and permit application as presented um by the town administrator. >> Second. >> Do I have a second? >> Seconded >> motion and a second. Any further
discussion hearing? None. Roll call. Herbone. I block I. Hunt. I >> indeed do I. All right. Did I run out of runway on my page or
are we actually done? Hold on one second with our thing. All right. Any new business to come before the board? >> I just had one which would be one of the planning board memos that we received regarding affordable housing trust grant
application. I think is due [snorts] next week I want to say. Was there any interest from the select board on on that or >> can you can you relay the the finer points? >> Yeah, essentially I think this some sort
of quasi state group um picks out certain towns every year that apply and essentially they try to like help out communities understand affordable housing trust and kind of what they can do. Um, I don't really have too much
information more than that. Um, I think that could probably there's a there's a woman, I forget her name, that can come in and explain affordable housing trust. So, I don't necessarily think we have to learn do the grant application. We can just invite that woman in to explain it. Maybe there's
>> I would love to invite for the January 6th meeting. >> Yeah. love to have everyone have deep understanding of what we're signing up for if we if we get involved >> and any other new business from any of
the members. We have any old business? Okay. Next meeting, as we've discussed, will be January 6, 2026, um at the Lakeville Police Station at 5:45 p.m. Um other members, I would like
to do something that we haven't done before, and that would be map out the meetings for the year. At that meeting, I would like us to block everything else off. We could we always have the flexibility to change, but I would like
our new year to start off with a a nice organized pathway um and you know have our every two weeks meeting um and try to give the TA staff something to go on so when they're you know trying to get stuff together they they know
automatically that we've already got those meetings well in advance. I think that will help organize things better for the future. >> Sounds good to me. >> Yeah. Yep. >> All right. Anything else to come before the board?
All right. If not, I will take a motion to go into executive session. And we all have another link to hop to. Just a reminder that we'll be going off this link and going to another link. And
let me the words Member Carboni, would you mind meeting reading off the executive session? >> Yeah, be too, Madam Chair. I'm on the wrong um on the old >> I'll make a motion um to enter executive session pursuant to general law chapter 30A section A6 to consider the purchase
exchange lease or value of real estate if the chair declares that an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the negotiating position of the public body and the chair does um not to return into open session at 6:26 p.m. Second
motion and a second. Any further discussion hearing? None. Roll call. >> Harboni. >> I. Thank you everyone.