get you guys in a few minutes or you're all set. >> Uh, just one minute, please. >> All right. >> Yeah, that should work. Oh, because it'll capture that on the video. When I was a when I was a kid, I pulled out one of those
and like I I was frozen on and I had to smack my >> Yeah. >> All right, stand by. >> It was terrifying. >> In five, four, three, two, one. Uh good evening everyone and welcome to the May 18th, 2026 uh select board regular
meeting uh for the town of Long Meadow. Um this is select board chair Josh Lavine. I will be confirming that all members and persons anticipated on the agenda are present and can hear me. Members, when I call your name, please respond in the affirmative. Dan Workoff
>> here. >> Veneathy >> here. >> Shelley Mayor Dwolf >> here. >> Staff, when I call your name, please respond in the affirmative. Lynn Simmons >> here. This open meeting of the Long Mill Select Board is convened in person and via Zoom webinar as posted on the agenda and town's website identifying how the
public may join. There is no chat or Q&A function. All the materials for this meeting are available on the agenda posted on long meadow ma.gov. The public is encouraged to follow along using the posted agenda unless I note otherwise. This meeting will feature resident comment. For residents attending the meeting in person, please
raise your hand when we get to the comment section of the meeting. I will call on you to approach the microphone. For residents participating in the meeting via Zoom webinar format, please use the raise hand icon at the bottom of the screen. Meeting moderator will promote you to panelist, unmute you, and give you permission to speak. If you
join the webinar by phone, dial star9 to raise your hand and star six to mute unmute. Residents who wish to speak will identify their names and addresses only. Each individual is afforded three minutes for comments. Please note that this meeting is being recorded and that some attendees are participating by video conference. Please remember to
mute your phone or computer when you are not speaking. If anyone in attendance is recording this meeting, please announce yourself now. Okay, I'll move on to the pledge of >> allegiance. Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic
for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. All right. Under announcements, uh, annual town election. The annual town election will be held on Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8:00
p.m. Election information, including dates for early voting, voter registration deadline, and other resources can be found at long meadowmma.govs. Boards and committees. Interviews for board and committee annual appointments and reappoints will be held in June.
Residents who are interested interested in learning more specific committees or current vacant positions can visit the board and committee page on long meadowmma.gov. An online application is also available on this page. It always feels like we just finished
doing interviews. Start them again. >> Um, okay. Uh, I see nobody in person for resident comments. Uh, Lynn, do we have anybody online? Uh, >> no. >> There's people online. Two of them I
know have an item on the agenda. One of them I'm not sure if he wants resident comment. >> Oh, Mr. Tansky. Uh, is an email on the agenda. Um, well, with no raised hand, I suppose we
will move on. >> Okay. >> Uh, kudos and plaudits. We are incredibly Long Police Department. We are incred. >> There's a hand now. >> Oh, okay. Uh why don't we bring him in? That uh AI closed captioning is not
going to be great. >> It's okay. Let's see what we can do. >> Hello. >> Hi, Mr. Tansky. >> Hi. Um, >> can you introduce yourself? >> I sent the email and I got an auto response back. I think it was auto response back.
>> Can you can you state your name and address first, please? >> Oh, sure. Sure. Benjamin Tansky, 130 Cresby Circle. >> Um, so I sent email last week. Um, I got a response back. I'm not sure if there
was a reply afterwards because uh, someone said they were going to follow up with me. I I sent an email today. Um, Mr. Tany, this is Shelley. Um, but I didn't send one earlier. >> Okay. I didn't see the email from today.
>> I think I did email you, but this is not uh a a back and forth se section of the meeting. >> Okay, copy that. Do do you want to say what's in your email?
>> Um, it was a basically looking into making a a an alteration on how the town meeting is is conducted, modernizing it. Um, in
a nutshell. Yeah. >> All right. Great. I think it's on the agenda. Um, if it's not on this one, it'll be on the next one. So, uh, thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Okay.
Any else? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Long meadow Police Department. We are incredibly proud to announce that Sergeant Danielle Rex Bernache and Lieutenant Michael Jacowski have successfully graduated from the FBI Lita Executive Leadership Institute. By
completing this capstone course, both officers have officially earned the prestigious FBI Lita Trilogy Award. Earning the Trilogy Award is no small feat. It represents advanced training across three intensive programs, the Supervisor, Command, and Executive Leadership Institutes. This achievement
is a testament to their unwavering commitment to professional excellence. Through their dedication, both Sergeant Rex Bernache and Lieutenant Dowski continue to strengthen the police department and services to the community. Please join us in c congratulating them on this outstanding accomplishment. Uh town meeting
volunteer, thank you. Huge thank you to the many volunteers who helped with last week's town meeting on May 12th. There's a lot of work that goes into the planning and execution of a town meeting and our volunteers are vital in making sure that the meeting runs smoothly. Uh, if I could just uh piggyback on that,
not just uh the volunteers, but our our staff as well, uh, DPW, uh, it um, LCTV. Uh, there was I I know when I left at after 11:00 at the end of the meeting, I looked around, I saw people waiting to
get the gym te taken down, and there was a lot of work uh, getting the technology going. It was a it was a marathon night. Um, and thank you to everyone involved and uh also to moderator Rebecca Townsen who's always uh I don't know how she
does it. Um, kept us kept us online uh even at I think at 9:40 when she was pleading for us to >> vote on our second our second warrant article. Um, so thank you to everyone involved. Uh, and again, congrats to um
our two Longo police officers. Uh, it's a great achievement. Um, anybody else on kudos and plaudits? >> Okay. >> I I just Yeah, I just wanted to I I know you already congratulated them, Josh, but Betsy and Al McKe uh for the citizen
of the year award. Um I mean they've just been doing phenomenal work specifically with the historical um society uh for you know several years and bringing Long Meadows history to the forefront and doing various activities.
So I just wanted to you know first and foremost congratulate them for for everything that they've done and continue to do um to help bring history forward in Long Meadow and and they do a great job um each and every year. So >> congratulations. Good point, Dan. And then we're gonna they're going to be very visible this year with we're gonna
have a lot of events that they were a big part of moving forward on. So, congratulations to them and welld deserved. >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh seeing nothing else, we will move on to select board comments.
>> I have two brief comments. >> Go ahead. >> Um one is around the moderniz town meeting modernization. One, I wanted to thank Mr. Tansky for his email um as well as I think many of us had heard from other residents on this topic before around modernizing town meeting.
I just wanted to bring it up here and um suggest and I talked to Lynn and Josh earlier about bringing this up as an agenda item on one of our upcoming town our select board meetings just to discuss that if that's the the right venue. I think there is an opportunity for us to modernize the town meeting um
with the purpose of kind of gaining greater uh resident engagement and um attendance. So, wanted to just make sure I kept that on our radar. And then two, somewhat connected to that, after the last couple of town meetings, I was noticing um just the citizen uh bylaw.
I'm wondering if there's an opportunity one I'm I will also ask to put this on an upcoming select board uh meeting as a topic but um also wanted to just talk a little bit about at some point um if there's anything the select board could do from a policy perspective or a
standard perspective to help ensure that the bylaws put forth by our residents um just have greater opportunity for kind of success andor just awareness of kind of what they entail.
for operationalizing and um kind of just to help the process a little bit and and help the town. I'm probably not articulating that as clearly, but I thought a broader discussion around those two topics would be helpful. >> Yeah. Um
thank you for bringing those up. Uh and I would just touch on briefly. I I heard from people the day after the town meeting and after every big vote, we I'm sure all of us hear from people who say, "Why do we have town meeting? with change of former government. Um, and we've covered this a lot in the last two
years. Uh, you know, careful what you wish for, but modernizing town meeting is, I think, a different ball game. Um, and I I did a little research on this after Mr. Tansy's email, and there are a few towns out
east that have looked into remote open town meeting. And then if you have a representative town meeting, you can have hybrid no matter what. >> Um, and then there's a bill floating through the legislature about uh I think it's called the modernizing form local
government bill or something that would allow towns to opt into remote open meetings. Uh, I I don't think this is like the magic pill that would cure all of our ills, but it and it would be a logistical nightmare. I'm sure uh our IT
folks are would sweat thinking about it, but it's definitely something worth exploring. >> Yeah, I figured, you know, we could at least look at some options and see what might be even something to pilot. Um so obvious Yeah, I definitely agree. There's more research and and discussions to be had, but um it sounds
easy the words moderniz modernizing town meeting. I know it's a lot harder than uh than we're just saying, but I figured if it's a topic on the agenda, we can discuss it and figure out what we'd want to do, if anything. >> When you did your research, did you see
how you actually vote remotely? >> There's no >> because I don't think anybody's done it yet. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> There I'm sure there's other states that do something with it. Uh you'll have to get like a login tied to your residency.
I I have no idea. Um there are I think I remember conquered might be one of them. There's a few towns that are doing like a six town five or six town remote or um pilot program. Do you know if anybody have done them yet? >> Um I don't know. They hosted a webinar
for cities and towns to look to learn from them. Um I attended, Mike attended and I believe Rebecca was there. Um but it was still very much in the trial phase. Yeah, it's uh I it would be a huge
hurdle, I'm sure, but definitely worth >> thinking about. Um I'm all for any way to increase participation in our uh our oldest form of democracy. However, >> yeah, >> uh for good or ill, but the more people that are involved, the better we are, I
think. >> Agreed. >> Um anybody else for comments? Okay. Yeah. And like uh Shelley said, we will bring that up. It will be on a later agendas. >> Thank you. >> We're keeping today short to uh average
out ourselves over the last two weeks at >> three weeks. >> Okay. I'll move on to applications. >> All right. I will uh move to approve the uh first church's witness stone installation ceremony street closure application. >> Second.
>> All right. Anything further? >> All those in favor? >> Oh, and um I the one I'm I just clicked off the agenda and it still it does not have the approved version. I think that was >> Did Mike send that separately? >> Mike sent it. Just if anybody's looking,
>> it might not have um been update. Oh, this one's been approved. We had a glitch on Friday with the agenda and it So, you notice it's posted twice. If you click the one for May 15th that shows the date of May 15th, that
has the most up-to-date information. We were unable to delete the incorrect one or the double posting. Um, so we have a ticket in with our website provider. >> That's odd. >> Yeah, it was never had that happen
before. >> I'm looking at May 14th, which was the top one. >> Yeah, that one is does not have the up-to-date information. >> Okay. Yeah. So, I knew if anybody clicks on that one and sees that it wasn't approved, that's why.
Okay. Um, sorry. So, we have a a motion and a second. All those in favor. Oh, and we should mention, sorry, no, this is well out of order. Uh, Andrew is not here because his son is graduating college today. >> That's exciting. >> Um, yeah. So, congratulations to him and
um to the Lamb family. Uh, a great accomplishment. And he did say he would he would come anyway. I said you're too dedicated. Go enjoy yourself. Um, all right. Sorry. All right. Go ahead to center school field day. >> Yep. I will move to approve the center
school field a um street closure application for May 29th 2026. >> Second. >> Want to add in the rain date? >> Oh um sorry I don't have this p June 1st >> with a rain date of June 1st.
>> Okay we have a motion and a second. Anything further? All those in favor? >> I was going to say go team red. That was my color. I don't know. The vinkage are green. >> Okay. Um and then moving on to Fletchers
and we have Bill here. Mhm. >> Hi, Bill. >> Hey, guys. How are you? >> I'm great, thank you. Why don't you uh tell us what you're looking for today? Yeah, we um so we did that fall festival last year and it was um really a really
fun time. It was actually one of my favorite things um that Fletchers has done in town. Um and we're really trying to just do it again for a spring festival on June 14th. So the same idea um entertainment, a band, bounce houses and
face painting for kids and kids activities. Um, a bunch of food, um, bunch of cocktails and wine and beer, cornhole and long games and, um, just like a fun day on a Sunday in June. >> Great. Um, I wasn't able to make it last
year. Where did people park? >> You know, I was so in the thick of like smoking meat and serving it that I had no idea where people parked. Um it was I think we had about we had like
you know digital counters or like manual counters trying to figure out how many people came. I think we had 600 people. >> Wow. >> Um >> awesome. >> And a lot of the businesses in the Baldi's Plaza are closed on Sunday. So my instinct is that most people just parked in the parking lots.
>> Okay. Um and I know we got there's police approval on this. What Lynn? Do you know if there was any issue last year with uh parking or traffic? >> Nothing that comes to mind. I don't believe we even heard anything about it. So that's usually a good indication. >> Good. >> Okay. Any other questions from the rest
of the board? >> No. >> I think we have two uh two applications here. >> Yeah. For a one day liquor license, >> one day liquor and the uh annual entertainment. >> All right. I will move to approve uh
Fletcher's Barbecue Shop and Steakhouse's one-day liquor license for their June 14th, 2025 spring festival with a rain date of June 20 or sorry, 2026. Sorry, uh June 14th, 2026. Uh with a rain date of June 28th, 2026.
>> Second. >> All right. Anything further? >> All right. All those in favor? All right. Good luck, Bill. >> Thank you so much, guys. Really appreciate the support. Thank you. Great. >> Thank you. And then do we need to do the other one too or no? >> Do we have to do the liquor license separate?
>> I just said there's two more >> or sorry I I just did the liquor license. >> Yeah, annual entertainment license. >> Uh and then I will also move to approve Fletcher's uh annual entertainment license. Second. >> All right. Anything further? All those
in favor. >> Okay. Moving on to town manager's report. >> Okay, let me just um move Bill back out and pull up my report. Okay, it's a short one to match our
short meeting tonight. Uh demolition of the old DPW facility. I'm really happy to announce that after years of planning, permitting, and designing, the invitation for bid has been released for the demolition of the old DPW facility on Pondside, we are expecting responses
to that bid um on June 9th. So, I'll look forward to bringing back an update to you at our next meeting in June. And stores library building renovation project. For those people who attended town meeting on May 12th, you likely spoke with someone from stores library board of trustees who were out front of
the meeting uh trying to provide information on the library and their uh renovation project. Uh but for those people who were not able to attend, I have provided a link to the flyer here and a link to their building renovation page so people can uh get up to speed on
what the library is trying to put forward and and make people aware of. And just a further update on the future building use task force. They're actively now seeking community feedback on old town hall, town hall, and community house. Residents can continue
to learn more about the project and um fill out a form to provide feedback. Um here is a the actual flyer that's been handed out at large events and they're working on additional community engagement strategies in the future. And
then there's a flyer here for the stores as well attached to my report. That's all I have for you tonight. >> All right. Anything on any of the monthly reports? >> Um I just go ahead. >> Thanks. I was I was just going to say um
I did get some positive feedback in terms of one of the decisions that we made. Um and it was to to really break up the building from from Glen Brook. um just members of that committee were really thankful that they're they're finding that there's a lot of work uh
involved with this. So they just were like commending the select board for for uh dividing and conquering um uh both of those committees or the you know future committee that we'll have as well. So I did want to share that. >> Okay. Thanks Dan. Yeah, I think good to
keep focused on that. Um I I just wanted to mention from the planning and community development I uh the note about the electoral inspector which I know we've had trouble filling that planning to share with Eastong Meadow
is that do we do that with any other positions? >> Um we share health positions not with East Long Meadow. Um so that I I haven't had a chance to read the report yet so I'm not sure how um concrete of language they used. It is completely exploratory
right now. >> Oh, that's Yeah, that's what it says. We're playing the list that it would be more be more attractive. >> Yes. Yes. It makes a lot of sense if we can pull it off. Uh but I'm we're still in early discussions with them. >> That seems like a great way to go about for a position that may not be full-time
that we if we can share it uh then we can maybe fill some of our vacancies like our three-year uh >> fleet mechanic. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then um I just noticed on the fire department that there is now fully
staffed to implement the the new rotation that Chief Rney wanted. >> So that's that's great. Um I'm glad to see that that's working out. >> Okay. Anybody else? >> Lindy, do we get any interest in the task force that you posted? >> Yes. Great. Yes, we do. Um I have more
applicants than I have spaces for. That's fantastic. >> Yeah, it's great. Um and I'll be having conversations with uh the people that applied next week. Great. >> And the ones that don't make it, there's plenty of open seats for other committees.
>> Okay. Uh moving on to correspondence. Uh I Mr. Linder uh the first three emails about his our first three attachments uh regarding his water bill. If I may looks at that, uh it is I
believe being handled um by email Lisa today. So I I think that that is underway. Um so we we do respond to people and do our best to to help. And then thank you to Susie for her for her uh input. U M
correspondence. Okay, great. Let's go on to old business. Approval of the May 4th meeting minutes. I will move to approve the May 4th, 2026 select board meeting minutes. >> Second. >> Anything further?
>> All those in favor? Um, okay, Lyn, go ahead. We have a town management town manager budget task force vote to approve the scope. >> Yeah. So, no changes have been made since the last time you looked at this scope. Um, I wanted to give you an opportunity to take a look at it. Um,
think about it, ask me questions or make suggestions. Um, and then I was hoping that you would adopt the scope so that I could finalize it and send it out to the, um, school committee and finance committee to ask for their representation. Uh, the superintendent
has already seen the draft and is um um very eager to sit on this group with us. Uh so really I'm just looking for a vote to endorse the scope. >> My only question is uh how do you feel on the timing? I think this is >> it's tight. >> Yeah, it is tight.
>> Um talk I've talked with Mike about it. Uh I will likely give up the future building use task force. He will take that over and I will take this one on. >> Is the idea So we are before our next budget season. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um we this budget
uh was really challenging as you know and um I was very concerned that if we don't start having these tough conversations sooner than later that I and Ian would be making really tough decisions on our own. Um and I just
don't feel like I I want to do that. I want to have as much time as I can and as much input input as I can to figure out how we're going to move forward. I just worry about the summer, but if you're if you're doing things remotely, it y >> that should work. >> Um I Yeah,
>> sorry. Um when we did structure out the roughly the months so that we could kind of try to streamline what it is we're looking at so it's not just this big one ask and then we have to divvy it up. We thought about how to what makes most the
most sense to walk someone through it. So that that's why you see it broken out into um different strategies here. >> Okay. >> And I when you'll read one news article about an override failing in Massachusetts, my
Google decides to feed you all. So I I see the overrides >> passing, failing constantly. It's just uh it is unavoidable news if you're paying attention in Massachusetts. and we have to really uh think about what that looks
like, if that's where we get and how far out we can push it and if we can avoid it. >> Um but yeah, I I think that this is well thought out and uh I appreciate you taking it on and being aggressive about it. That that's really the key.
>> I agree. I think it's a really great approach. I like how you laid it out. Um, I agree the timeline is aggressive, but I think it's including all the right people and I love the idea of having that bigger picture, longer term view. I think that's going to help us to Josh and both your points. So, I I think it's
a great I didn't have any um edits or adjustments. Great. >> Anybody else? >> Okay. >> I'll make a motion that we accept the town manager budget task force as written. >> Second.
>> Any further? All those in favor. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. All right. And you got the next one as well. Vote on solar credit cash out. >> Yep. So, similar at the last meeting, I gave you a heads up on on this and I'm just looking for um I guess guidance,
acceptance, um acknowledgement of the direction to go with this. Um, again, we can continue to push do um and we have a difference of opinion. I don't believe that it's the best use of our time or money at this point to have town council
continue um working on that effort. Uh I'd rather at this point have Eversource issue us the check. It will hit our free cash uh for certification for the FY26 free cash which we could then decide what to do within the fall. Um, I would
have conversations with you as we set the warrant on our my thoughts on what we should do with that. Hopefully, we can align somewhere along there and um use that money toward some of our energy resiliency and um energy reduction efforts.
>> And what is our um do we have a guideline on what we can use free cash for? >> No, >> that's all it's up to us. Okay. >> Yep. Um, and if we don't vote for this, our choices are it just sits there
>> or we and we can fight it or or this. We don't really have a choice. >> Yeah. The money sits with Eversource until I tell them to issue the check to me and then um if we don't have this revolving fund set up, it goes to free
cash. if we we could set the revolving fund up regardless of do and risk them closing it out at the end of the fiscal year. Well, it would be next year at this point. >> Um and then the money goes to free cash anyway. Um or we could push this to the
attorney general's office and ask that they get involved with interpreting the statute. >> I I to me we have enough other things going on with town council. I I don't think it's worth the funds when we we
can direct this money where we want. It's not a revolving fund. So, it's a little le it's not setting a permanent legacy, but we can make some choices now and use it how we see fit. >> I agree.
>> Yeah. Well said, Josh. >> All right. Well, uh, I liked your revolving fund idea, but given the circumstances, I think this is what we do. >> Okay, we have a motion. >> I agree. Um, I will move to
um direct the tow manager to um request the solar credit cash out from Eversource. >> Second. >> Any further? All those in favor? >> Thank you. >> Okay. Uh, we're going to hazard
mitigation plan. And is that what Tim is here for? >> It is. So, I can tee this up while Tim's coming in. Um, this is a project that has been hanging around for a bit. We have a hazard mitigation plan. We have been
working to update it. Uh, it has been with um FEMA um for quite some time. Uh, and it just Sorry, I got distracted with that. Um, and it we just got um approval from
FEMA. I want to say last week, Tim. It might have been a week before that. Uh, and the this is the last step in the process to have um you adopt it. Uh, then we are in good standing regarding
our hazard mitigation plan, which is very important when it comes to federal grants. and I hope to be able to bring you some really positive news soon on that front. We need this in place for that to the next piece to happen.
>> Have we gotten any federal grants in the past for uh the tornado or the the micro burst that we had a couple years ago? >> Um FEMA funding for those. No, for um the snow and ice storm in 2011
I the town did. Yes. Um we but it's broader than just uh hazard type grants. The land and water conservation fund is a federal grant. The federal land access program flap it's called. Those are federal um grants. We have been awarded
one of those in the past for pawnside road. Um and then we we are hopeful on this other federal grant we have in the queue right now. >> Okay. So if we have this that helps us in general it ticks a box that we have a hazard mitigation plan and >> Yes. Great.
>> Yeah. >> All right. Um Tim, could you introduce yourself and uh is there anything else you want to add? >> Um can you guys hear me first of all or? >> Yep. >> All right. So Tim Keane, town engineer. Um like Lynn said, this has been going
on for like four years, but and part of that um delay in the whole process been transition with internally with fire chief and Karen and u our consultant was Beta. They had two different project managers. There's a federal government
shutdown that delayed the FEMA review. But we uh back on May 5th, we got a a message from FEMA saying that they were um like a conditional approval pending select board adoption of uh of the of the hazard mitigation plan. And then we
send that back to FEMA and that would be basically the final step at that point. Is there anything in the plan that you wanted to uh discuss? >> No, we had we had several uh um internal
meetings with the f with fire department uh police department and I think it was fully vetted and then there was there was a public um participations like a two-month period. Really didn't get a lot of input from the public, but I
>> I think it's been pretty well um advertise and and reviewed. At this point, I think it's I think we're at the finish line. >> All right. >> Anybody else have anything to add or any questions for Tim? >> No.
>> No. Entertain a motion to adopt the hazard mitigation plan. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All right. Anything further? All those in favor? All right. Thank you, Tim.
>> Thank you. >> Okay. And finally, we have the uh 20 fiscal year 2026 town manager evaluation. Uh the three of us have done this before. This will be your first one, Shelley. Uh so it's a
fillable form that uh we used to in our discussion of Lynn's performance over the last year and uh you can see it has one through five on a number of different categories. Um and this
becomes when you do this it becomes it'll be compiled by uh Peggy and Mike uh and then it becomes public. So, this will be on a future agenda and uh this is our chance to tell Lynn uh give her
feedback uh things that are going well, things that we'd like to see uh done differently or um how however you want to put it. >> Okay. >> Um and then we also as part of the discussion of women's compensation
package, uh it's something we discuss as well. So, uh there is we're trying to get this on the next meeting. Uh usually it gets announced the la the second meeting in May and then the first meeting in June is when you
do an executive session. Sometimes you do a public session that meeting and sometimes it carries over to the second meeting in June. >> That's actually it's after the election, right? >> Your next meeting is the day before the election. >> It's the day before the election. Okay. >> June 1st.
>> Okay. Um yeah. So, this is just to let us know and we will uh go home and work on it tonight if you'd like. >> I was going to say we fill these out individually and then >> there's directions on on the on the
agenda. Okay. >> But you fill it out and then uh you sign send it to Peggy and it'll be compiled and then we'll talk about it at a future meeting. >> If it's helpful for you to see what was done last year, it's linked on the June agenda last year.
>> Okay? So you can just see what the compilation ends up looking like and the kind of comments or feedback that >> okay >> has been submitted in the past. >> Thank you. >> It's really not that exciting just to >> All good things though for one.
>> Do you find it helpful when we have when we put suggestions in there? >> Absolutely. Yeah. I I think it's I know it's a timeconsuming task. Um, so if there's anything I can do to make it easier, I try to comp compile those weekly emails and send them to you in
chronological order if you have, you know, a day and a half to read through them. Um, but uh, I find the comments really helpful. >> Okay, >> great. Um, Ryan, you can talk to me if you have
any >> Perfect questions going forward. >> Okay. >> Okay. Uh, oh, this is a record during my run. Just entertain a motion to adjurnn. >> So moved. Second. >> Second. >> All right. All those in favor? >> All right.
>> Thank you everybody. >> Thank you.