12:02 Friday February 27th with George Sanders, Eric Manzer, Bill Porter, myself Dian Curry uh from the committee in attendance as well as Rob Bronz a um
a resident in attendance. Um we are recording and we are starting our meeting of the Disabilities Commission today, February 27th. Um thank you all for being here. Um we have
a pretty short um agenda. We will be doing the ADA title 2 update by Eric. Town transportation project update by Eric, grant project update by myself, approval of the January meeting minutes
action items, and then setting the next meeting. So, with that being said, Eric, would you like to get us started? >> Sure. Um, good afternoon everyone. Uh, just a couple of quick updates. Actually, I
feel like I'm probably um due to follow up um in this case with Nancy uh Glen Cross about the um progress on the title two, you know, in the the town's um progress towards title 2 ADA title 2
compliance um you know, with the April of uh 2027 deadline ahead. Um I forget if I shared last time like you know in my initial communications with Nancy like she you know provided some really useful
information and um shared that you know for the town websites uh we work with a website provider um Civic Plus I believe and um you know they uh as as a vendor
seem to duly prioritize you know digital accessibility as something that they emphasize within their platforms. Uh and um you know in earlier conversations with Nancy, it also sounded very much
like um you know a key area of concern for the town is potentially um specifically regarding like documents, digital documents and in particular like PDFs uh because most town meetings uh it
seems generate you know PDFs um you know whether through the meeting minutes or agenda or whatever like you know any meeting that happens like this one that we're in right now uh often times seem to you know the have output that includes uh digital documents that
you know may or may not have uh historically been um you know following uh kind of accessibility practices. So you know document remediation um seemed to be uh a particular focus
and um one interesting development since the last time we spoke is that Civic Plus the vendor uh for websites uh has acquired uh a pretty powerful looking um uh document remediation tool which is
called doc access doc access uh And you know there seems to be a good deal of promise to that you know as that seems like our existing vendor you know has acquired the capabilities of another vendor that you know uh include some of
these remediation capabilities which is exciting. Uh and then in addition to that, I know that you know Nancy and myself had you know separately uh attended a webinar in January by the state of Massachusetts talking about you know things that commissions need to
think about or that towns need to think about with regards to these title 2 requirements. Uh and um you know there were some suggestions made on that webinar about you know if there are documents that are older and
you know potentially could be archived then you know that kind of takes them out of the fray so to speak in terms of needing to be remediated like if they're not actively being accessed or anything like that it kind of removes them from uh the the requirement here. But uh for
anything that you know remains available to town residents and constituents like you know having remediation capabilities is valuable. So, you know, a couple of exciting developments there, but I do feel like and I wanted to kind of come and report to the the panel here, but
like, you know, before I follow up with Nancy, like I also want to make sure that I check back in with her because, you know, that's great because it sounds like our websites and our documents are, you know, are accounted for, you know, pretty well in hand at this point in
terms of having been considered. Uh but you know I know that the title a like title 2 ADA requirements also apply to things like you know third party vendors like you know I I I just want to check in with um other considerations that may be at play here like you know if for
example you know via Littleton's you know town website you know residents have the ability to come in and you know pay a parking ticket for example and in doing that it you Sometimes towns have like a third party that handles the
processing of paying those tickets and things. And so, you know, even though it's technically something residents access via the Littleton Town website, it ultimately leads to an an outside party's website, but that still is subject to the title A or Title 2 uh
consideration. So, you know, I'm just kind of, you know, again, excited about some of the developments, but also feeling like it um may warrant checking back in with Nancy and making sure she has what she needs and if there are questions I can help with further on that.
So, that's kind of the update and uh you know, my plan unless anyone knows anything uh additional like my plan is to just you know, check back in with Nancy on that. Sounds >> great. Anybody have any questions? No, sounds good. That all makes sense,
Eric. I'm glad you brought up the third party thing, too, because you know, Leslie, that's something we have to think about is like, and it's kept us from, oh, this tool looks great to integrate into our learning management system, but it doesn't meet our needs, so it's not accessible enough. It doesn't have this or that. And no, that that's not going to happen. In this case, it's a it's a
legal requirement. So, >> for sure. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Makes it all the better because it takes that pressure off us telling them you need to change it because it's the legal. So, it works well. >> Exactly. >> All right. All right. So, town
transportation. >> Yeah. Not a ton to report on this one. I did uh a few weeks back I did uh message uh Liz um and Liz Triiac and uh she did get back to me. I did um you
know I was asking just generally about you know if if we as a commission you know if there's a way to um get a sense of you know utilization of the town van or paratransit services here from town residents and you know it would be
interesting to be able to kind of assess you know going back over time you know even pre-COVID like you know has utilization of the service you know I mean my understanding from riding the band myself is that you know with COVID
like the you know the number of riders seemed to clearly drop and you know last I knew hadn't really returned to precoid levels and you know but I I think it would be interesting to have some data and to be able to look at reports on that and and so Liz did respond in the
affirmative like that there are reports that they do you know periodically um you know run and and have visibility to that. Uh, and so I was, you know, pleased and, you know, that sounded uh, hopeful. So I had responded to that
message cuz she she had asked, you know, what specifically would we be interested in seeing? And my reply was kind of like I'm, you know, I'm not entirely sure, you know, like I don't know what we, you know, I don't exactly know what would have the most value to us as a
commission. So, you know, I asked a few additional questions like I was curious about, you know, what sort of tool is it like, you know, cuz I would love to know like if if we can know the tool that's providing that visibility or allowing to run those reports like we could, you
know, Google what the the functionality of that of those reports might be and like just get a better handle on what sorts of information we could potentially uh be requesting. But um I don't know if that was overwhelming and I I didn't intend it to be but like you know I I did follow up with some
additional questions on you know what sort of data we may have access to or you know might be possible and I hadn't heard anything further. So I didn't know maybe Diane or you know if you had heard anything but you know again it's another case where I'm kind of due to to follow
up again and just check back in and um you know see if if there's anything additional that we can learn about that. Yeah, she she did not share anything with me. Um I will I you know I can follow up with her as well. Um but um I
know that people are are talking about using transportation more. Um and I do know that we are going to look at actually utilizing it for town meetings. Um and so that's going to be an offering
that we have for for each of our town meetings. Now, um not sure if you utilized it, either one of you, um Bill or uh Eric, for our T, you know, the one in October, if you were able to utilize it or not. Um but we will be using our
town transportation for anybody that is looking to get to our town meetings because it is at night and um you know, so it is tougher to get to our town meetings. So, I'm not sure if that's part of the process that you were looking to find out information for as
well, Eric. >> Um, I mean, that's good to know and I I think that's, you know, that's good news. I'm curious like would the plan be to have it be more of a fixed uh schedule for town meeting? like you know
like if someone couldn't go and stay for the duration of the town meeting like or is it like you go there when town meeting starts and then the van it becomes available again when town meeting ends and and brings you back to your >> No, so it would start like a half an
hour before town meeting. um it would be available and if you can if you can sign up beforehand um if if not um it I guess there would be a phone number to be able to call um and then they would be available um you know the whole night
until about 10 to 15 minutes half an hour after town meeting is over depending on how many people are actually at town meeting but knowing how many people actually got the ride there they would know how many people would need a ride home as well. Um, so you
know, as also if it's a if it's a big town meeting, it would be something that we would be transporting, you know, people that if they had to an overflow parking up here, they would be able to get a get transportation from actually Shadic Street down to the school as
well. So, we're looking at both, but definitely transportation to the town meeting for anybody who is in um looking to get that um and not just for the overflow. >> Yeah, I think that's great.
Um yeah, but I I think just generally in terms of the system or service utilization like over time I' I'd still be curious to see kind of like um you know the last five years you know usage or whatever if we can access that kind
of information. I think it would be interesting. >> Yeah. >> I won't Yeah. If you're not gonna if you don't follow up then I'll follow up with her you know >> next week or whatever. Um, >> I mean I'll pick up the thread because you know she and I did have an active
communication going. So I'll put that up. But yeah, I mean if you want to check in as well that that could >> Yeah, just to add on that I would say it's it's important to get whatever data we can get a hold of. So I appreciate that thought. That's a good idea. Um, and it could be the the town requests as
well as the MAR connect ones that were right, you know, because the myself like depending on what services are available. I'm going to go one direction or another. Um, or then but we also need to consider there's a lot of folks um for many years I didn't even know about the services and didn't could have taken advantage but didn't know until somebody
told me till Eric told me, right? So, um, just be aware that there may be a lot of people who could use benefit from it or have used in the past but didn't find it useful and have gone away from it or whatever. I've gotten I can say though I have gotten back to using the the I think it's the town van. It's the I call the Littleton like Mart dispatch
or whatever for the town of Littleton. Um and I got a ride yesterday and I'm I have one coming up that I was able to schedule in March. So that's encouraging and for me you know for these types of things um the rides that I need it's very timesensitive. Like yesterday I had to get to the commuter rail in time to get
a train that allowed me to get to I had to go over to Carol Center to give a presentation. And so it was an important thing. The upcoming thing I have is an important doctor's appointment. You have to be there on time, right? And so getting transportation that's reliable and on time is important. And so thus far I've had good experiences. So
>> you know, >> right? >> You know, it's the worst thing if you schedule it, but then you miss the train by two minutes, right? You know. >> Yes. Yeah. >> Anybody else have any questions for um Eric on that transportation? George, you're muted.
down down the bottom, George, I think you will see it says audio and there should be a line through it. So, you just have to click on that to unmute yourself. Can you see the microphone? George That's the host. Do you have the option
to unmute him? No. >> I just sent him a a thing to ask him to unmute. >> I think functionally this is actually technically like a webinar that we're on, right? like it's not it's a different sort of >> Yeah.
Andrew, is there a way to unmute him over here? See, it's showing that he muted, but he showed him and it says ask to unmute, which I did, but is there a way for me to unmute him? >> Uh, let's see.
I'm trying to get the expert to see if I can unmute him. >> I should go to expert. We'll see what we got here. So, if you click on George, I wonder if Well, like if you click on him over here. >> Yeah, I did. And it says just ask him. See the three dots? If you click on
that. Yep. Click that one. And then see where it says um let's see. Oh, he's not a full panelist. That's why I >> Well, he was a minute ago. >> Oh, he must have gotten bumped out. So, promote him to a panelist.
You might have to click. Yes, he's under the attendee. So, >> I wonder how that happened. >> Yeah, that's weird. So, and then just do promote the panelist. So, George, you'll just have to click accept when it says promote the panelists
and then it'll let you Yeah. wasn't before. >> Oh, I don't understand how that happened. >> So, if you click back on panelists is George listed. >> Yeah. Yeah. Perfect. So, George, if you hit unmute now, it should let you do it.
Do you see anything in the bottom left of your screen uh for audio? It should be right next to the little camera. Oh, George, you're in there twice. That's why. So, I'm seeing George A. Sanders Senior and George Sanders. Are you on a second device, too, George?
Yeah, >> they're both panelists. >> Yeah. So, that's what happened. I designed on a second time. >> Oh, yeah. It should um cuz you're you're on as a panelist on both accounts, George. So, you should see that little
audio thing to turn your microphone on. Well, I'm gonna go on to the grant project and see if you can't get yourself un unmuted, George, and um we'll come back to you with your
questions once you get unmuted. Um but basically on the grant project, um I did meet with the Collins group a couple weeks ago. We did do a a small um Zoom meeting and she did give us a timeline
as to what they they will be doing. They will be coming out to the town. Um they have a crew that comes out and literally goes through each and every one of our buildings. They will also go to um all
land that we have and check and see how well we are doing as far as um you know all of our um our projects are open space. Can people get on? It looks like
you're looks like there we go. George. >> Okay. >> All right. Did you want to did you want to ask a question? I just want I wanted to comment with regards to Eric there in terms of Liz. >> Sure.
>> Um I think what we are >> Hold on just a second. I think I got this thing too loud. I think what we have is u
a requirement that will be hard for Liz unless there's some way in the system that is set up. Now I know she collect data monthly uh with regard to the COA and it would have to be somewhere in
there that question asks if this person is disabled in some fashion or form in order to have a tabulation as to how many people are using the transportation. I see >> and what she has is you know everybody
call in nobody give any uh category as to what they physical uh condition is. So I think it'll be sort of kind of hard for her to provide if we're strictly looking for disability
information with regards to the transportation unless somewhere in the transportation system that question is put to the call. So would eligibility for par or for you
know town van service not necessarily imply that like you know whether someone uh in the aging population of our residents or someone
with a dis like I mean I feel like you know we as a commission could reasonably consider there are constituents to include anyone that would be eligible for that service like or is that
is does that deviate from kind of the uh like the eligibility for that service in town? Do we know that? Like I think I was just assuming that anyone using that service would also
you know be residents that we would consider to be constituents of this commission. Um I just know that in the past that um the way they collect the data there
um I never known them to um give any specific category of the people that have been transported. >> Okay. Uh they may note that someone uh need a wheelchair or someone's in a
wheelchair, but there was nothing in the report that they reported saying that, you know, there was 10 wheelchairs, you know, uh 15 walkers or whatever the case that we transported, you know,
during Vermont. >> Sure. That's not unlike like in the workplace like with HR, you know, like privacy prevents us from explicitly saying, "Do you have a disability?" Right. So like I feel like it's a similar sort of So
that's helpful. George, I think I can, you know, >> to chime in on here. Yeah. I like they don't ask you those questions when you're when you book an appointment, a ride, for example, right? Which and they shouldn't, but um in order to be eligible and be in the system. So, like if I call for a ride, they have to look
me up and see, oh yeah, you're in the system. Um, in order to get in the system, I had to prove I had a disability, right? And so, um, I guess the real question is, and I don't know the answer to this, what is it? What does it take to be eligible for the ride service? And it does it include people who don't necessarily identify as a
disability, maybe just people who don't have their own transportation. I don't I don't know, but that might give us help us know because if it does, if that is a requirement, then that then it would be a given like you're saying. um and they would be fall under the umbrella of disability, but there may be some instances where it's not and then the data is a little more tricky. Right.
>> For sure. And that helps clarify a question I can follow up with Liz about that. So, >> thank you, George. >> Thanks, George. That's great information. Um so, um as I was saying, so the grant
project, um Collins group has started. you know, they're they're getting their team together. They're going to come out um starting the second week in March. Uh they will start with um meeting with Eric Derba who is um our our actual ADA
coordinator for um the um buildings um and he will meet with them to set up basically appointments with each of our buildings so that we're not uh causing any kinds of issues or anything like
that or disrupting anything. um they will not go to any of the schools until the April vacation and then when they go out to the trails and things like that, they will obviously wait until um our warmer weather and hopefully when the snow is
melted. Um and so the entire project uh and our what we get from them will be completed um before the June deadline and we don't have to pay anything upfront. We will pay everything when we
have a a completed um report. it. Um we I do have um a Zoom meeting that she is going to send me um everything that she said to me and everything, you know, all the dates and stuff and we she and I will meet um like every 3 weeks on Zoom
and then um she will she also sent me um dates in May in which she would like to come out and also um meet w with this group and hopefully as well she's hoping to meet in April as well um to kind of
get an idea if what they're doing is what we are looking for them to do because they've you know done this many times with other towns but they want to be sure that just because they've done it with other towns it's what Littleton is looking to do because they want to be
sure the project product at the end is what Littleton wants and not what some other town wants because everybody's different everybody wants wants a a product that fits their town and fits um the actual core of what we were looking
to do. So, um that's where we're at with the project. And I'm supposed to meet with her um the not next week, uh the week after um with a quick uh Zoom meeting. It's about a half an hour and
um unless something changes um then that's what the next steps are with her. Any questions about that? >> Uh, I have one, Diane. I'm curious. Um, like there's no chance that the fee that
they assess for this would exceed the mod grant, right? Like it's going to be in line with with like what what what grant we received to perform this. >> That's that's correct. she they are in
the understanding that we will not pay anything over and above what um the grant is. And they've already they're the ones that gave us the dollar figure and they're the ones that understand that we have to stay within that dollar figure. And um that's every everything
that they provide for us. Every visit, every Zoom, every document that they give to us is based in that dollar figure. Right. >> Well, I have a question here. I don't
know why I got this uh I'm logged in here twice, so I got this echo that's going here. Um my concern is that she has to have this finished up by the end of June.
>> That's correct. It has to be completed in order for the state to in order for the state to pay. they have to have everything completed before before the end of June. >> Okay. Now the next question is that if
we come up with something during this uh evaluation that we would like to do. My question is, can we submit to the state disability
for a grant for the coming year, which would be what? 27. Yes, we we are more than entitled to um when the um grant season reopens, we are more than entitled to because we have
started this um this part of it and they know that we are in the process of starting it and they know that it has to be completed by June 30. Um, and the new the new season actually opens before um
we get it completed. As long as we have something that um is quote unquote shovel ready, >> they they will consider it. >> That was one of my questions that I asked um the ADA.
>> Okay, that sounds good. Yeah. And you know, one of the one of the big projects that, you know, we had talked about, you know, was, you know, hopefully getting one of our um trails um fully ADA compliant. >> Okay.
>> Anything else on that? >> I'm good. >> Excellent. All right. Did everybody have a chance? I know that the meeting minutes were sent a couple weeks ago. Did everybody get a chance to read them? >> Yeah. Yes. >> Um, any questions or concerns about
them? >> Nope. >> Um, I'd like to hear >> I move that we accept the minutes from the previous meeting. >> Third. >> All right. Um, George,
>> yes. >> Eric, >> yes. Bill. >> Yes. >> Diane is a yes. So, it's unanimous. Hi, Rob. Did you have a question? >> Uh, yeah. Just like or not a question,
but okay. Different subject. >> Sure. >> Okay. Just want to pass along a few things. Happy to uh be here and hello to everybody. Um Liz Triiac during a Council on Aging meeting, the last one,
um stated that she's about to begin an EHS uh strategic plan process for the next several years. She identified that she can self-fund it from within her budget. And I just wanted to pass along by way of uh there was no discussion. It was
pretty much just what I've said a little bit. >> Can I call you right back on the meeting? Okay. Okay. Thank you. Bye. >> So, she didn't say much more in terms of details other than she recognized that
they had been focused on uh creating the building center on Chadic Street and wanted to now chart the path for the next, you know, four or five years, I think, is what she said. I just want to pass that along by way of there was no discussion as to who would participate, be interviewed or possibly be part of a
subgroup with regard to the uh strategic plan for EHS, but I think um somebody from from this u commission would be a terrific uh if you could consider it. Don't know the time commitments, but I think it would be great extension to start to do some of the things like what
Eric was describing or quite frankly what your uh mission statement is all about. So, I wanted to pass along that um as something you might want to follow up on with her. And also at the recent CPC meeting again held this past month,
uh Tim Pearson, I think two programs were approved in terms of determination of eligibility for CPC funds. I Tim's going to return to the CPC meeting in March and where they connect um with
your interests, my interests as well is two pathways uh one at Webster Woods and one uh connecting Castle in the Trees. Both pathways being boardwalks. there were not the entire pathway discussion
but rather money CPC funding for boardwalks that would be ADA compliant. So wanted to pass along that um those you know make you aware of those two developments with regard to um keep that
tracking and and then if they get approved which I it certainly sounded like they will they need town meeting approval and then they need to be executed but it also provides a future opportunities for uh people to you know
participate more actively as a result of those boardwalks. So, just want to pass that along. >> Great. Thank you so much. Good news. Always good news. >> Um, any action items that anybody would
like to see other than what we have discussed here today? Yeah, I would like to pass on the fact that uh at the post at 550 King Street, the
planning board is going to be issuing I guess the permit to start on the first phase which is the retail up at 550
which include 44 for housing unit and that should take place at the planning board meeting on March the 5th. I spoke with the gentleman, I think his
name is Pearson, who's in charge of the sound project there. And I told him that uh once he got the permit from uh planning board,
he needed to come before the disability commission and explain to us uh the five buildings that they're going to be building there
with regards to ADA requirements in those buildings. and he say it's not a problem. Uh be more than happy to come and just let him know what information
uh that we're looking for and when they would come in. So I'm thinking that they're going to be starting up over there with shoveling the ground probably end of March 1st, April somewhere there. So, they're
wanting to get in as quick as they can and talk to us. Now, the question that I had with regards to this commission is
they normally do even type meetings. That's the way it's pretty much been with the planning board. So I was telling Diane the other day that it would be either in the
Shadow Street Center which is the DHS building there or either in 103 depending on what's available and depend upon us as members as to will we prefer
to do it in the evening or will we prefer to do it during the day. Uh that will let Diane know when she sends the letter out to them inviting them to come before
this commission, you know, taking putting in the time of day uh if there's a preference of a day of the week, uh what have you. Um
I'm uh okay with either way. Um they are in the evening, but that is something that we was going to have them come before us to include.
I talked to um Henry, Mr. Henry Fontaine, the commission for the building for the town of Littleton. He's going to be there because he wanted to be on board with us so that if he had
any question regards to what they was doing that it could be cleared fire at that time when they come before us. >> Sure. So, um, yeah, I you and I had talked briefly about that the other day and, um, yeah,
it's it's the pleasure of this board as to, you know, who can make it, who can attend, and, you know, if if we want to do it as a, you know, after this 35 meeting when when they get their permits
and how quickly after that. I know that, um, Henry had come up the other day. I haven't had a chance, you know, we've been so crazy around here. Um, come up and ask, you know, basically what are we looking for as far as, you
know, our commission and how involved we want to be and or do we want him to take, you know, take suggestions from us? do we or does he want
to be involved together with him? You know, all of those different things he wants, you know, wanted to take into consideration. So, not just one group or the other group, but both groups together. You know, the building
committee commission commissioner and us together working together as a team versus, you know, Henry going and talking with them and then us going and talking with them and then not knowing what the other is doing. So, um I think it's important
that we work as closely with Henry as possible and um you know have him there and so that we we're all on the same page. But you know it's up to up to all of you as to who wants to attend and
when we get this together. >> Well, let me just get one other thing that uh the chair of the planning board had said to me at the meeting. He said, "George, uh, according to the
environmental impact study, there's quite a bit in there about disabilities. So, they definitely need to come before your commission there uh with regards to this. So, that's when I uh spoke with
the gentleman and uh told him that uh he needs to come before us and uh Mr. Fontaine uh says yes and he says I would like to be there um when they come before the
committee and uh that way whatever it is that you know may be a question or whatever we can clarify it then and there right there >> right yep nope I totally agree George
so do we want to I mean so I know that we're looking at possibly having our next meeting on the 13th. Do we want to invite them on the 13th or do is this something over and above, George, that you would like us to I mean, I know that you said that a night meeting works
better for um the folks at 550 King Street, but is this something that we could much like what we did for the when we asked the school group to come, they came to our meeting. Is this is this something that
we could invite the folks from the 550 King Street to come to our board meeting? >> Well, my main thing is that >> I would like to make sure that we have a forum. >> Yep. that uh whatever if it's during the
day or if it's during the evening I I just think that it's crucial for us to have the form with people that can then say they are really committed to you know whether it's during the day or
whether it's during the evening uh I think that's the crucial thing that we don't waste anybody time and not be able to have official meeting to make a decision to give them a go after we have
the input on the data, they're going to be looking for that as a part of a permit process. Well, well, I think that if it's just my humble opinion, but if they're going to get their permit on the 5th, I would think that everything that
they submit on the 5th that we would be able to get basically our hands on and be able to look at because that's typically Mar puts that on the on the website. So, we should be able to get be able to see
that. So, if we were to set up our meeting for the 13th, I would think that we could invite them for the 13th and have nothing else on our agenda except for that because that I would think would take up the majority of that meeting. I don't know how anybody else
feels but >> well the only thing the only thing that I would say is that sometime the diagrams uh when you're looking at the the blueprints there it's a little bit
different than than looking uh on a video or uh in terms of uh seeing it because it's uh the system that they have there even during the planning board. I mean, you
you couldn't really you couldn't really key in on things yet to a point because with the with the drawings that they're going to have is going to be showing a lot more than what they present when they present basically planning board. It's just a building and they put the
door here, the window, etc. But when you got the blueprints there, like when the school committee uh came before us and we was in 103, we was able to uh identify and see things uh where you
probably may or may not be able to see on the video. That's the only hang up that I have with it. Well, I mean, if we if we do the 13, I'm I'm saying could I mean, we could possibly do it here in the building.
>> Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't know if Eric and Bill are available. >> Yeah, I'm good on the 13th. I mean, respectfully, I would say that whether I'm on video or in person, like I'll still if if presenting blueprints are a
big part of what they're going to be sharing with us, I'll I'll either way I'll need to ask them to kind of be descriptive in what they're sharing with us, you know. >> Sure. Yeah. >> What about you, Bill? Um,
maybe I have another meeting at 1:00 on Zoom, so I'd have to coordinate that, but otherwise I could get there. Um, so maybe it's a case where I could reserve a room to just jump on my one:00 meeting. So, because I wouldn't be able to get back to my home in time, right?
>> Um, or transportation or something like that. So, that's a maybe, I guess. >> Okay. All right. I mean, maybe we do it earlier instead of doing 12. If we do >> Oh, I could do that. Yeah. As long as Yeah, that >> we do like an 11:30,
you know, and then 11:30 to 12:30 and then >> or even maybe 10. I don't know if there's a little leeway >> or even Yeah, 10 or I mean we could do earlier in the day. What What works for you, Eric? >> Uh if it's in person, I would need to do
specifically 11. >> We're going to get to my next meeting. So, it's an important one. Sorry. >> 11. All right. So, could you do an could you do an 11 bill? >> Yeah. >> So, what So, why don't we set it at
10:30? >> Well, cuz Eric can't do anything till 11. >> Oh. >> Oh, that's good. Okay. Sounds good. >> All right. So, we'll do March 13th at 11 and we'll strictly do 550 King Street.
That works for everybody. Yeah. And 103 is available. >> Yeah. And I will set up 103. If 103 is not available, 301 will be available. So, >> okay. >> Okay. All right.
>> I will likely be scheduling the band for that to be honest. >> To put it together, but I'll >> get a shot on this afternoon. >> All right. You're going to take care of that, George? >> Yeah,
I'll I'll take care all the certain information that you need to uh put into the letter and forward on to him. >> Okay. All right. Sounds good. Um, anything else?
>> If not, I'll look for a motion to >> adjourn. Tired from all this white stuff. >> What's that, George? I said I'm tired from all this white stuff. >> The snow. Yeah. >> All this snow.
>> I'll move to a journ. >> All right, Eric. >> I'll second that. >> Well, all right. George. >> Yes. >> That's psychedelic. George. >> Eric. >> Yes. >> Bill.
>> Yes. and Diane is alive. All right.