I'm a little rusty here. Tell me one more. Think >> we all are. Oh, I I'll hit the Zoom link, too. Uh, let me open that. Coming from browser maybe.
Okay, let's see. Okay, I think we're in the Zoom. AI companion is on, so you're being recorded. >> Okay, great. Okay, I think I'm in. >> All right.
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for all. >> Okay. >> So, for review and approve minutes, I basically just sent uh Donna and uh David a draft here. You can
see it up there. Um, we talked about the back lot expansion, looked at the plans, I just reviewed some of uh some of the sites and uh took note of uh what uh
would be in uh violation of our our current rules that were um actually given allowances. uh just to uh get get back on the right page of what our current uh
uh setback rules are for for plots and stones and all. Um we talked about hardship lots, dog waste concerns, allowing dog walking in the cemetery.
Um, let's see. Regarding applicable charter rules, I'm not sure what uh charter rules did. >> I don't remember. >> And then we did talk about the charter. I'm
trying to think what um what it was about. I think we just talked about possibly updating some of the rules regulations. >> Oh, right, right, right. Yeah, because I I have some of that, too. Yeah, the we were talking about um bylaws and um
yeah, what's embedded in the town charter versus what's on our page. >> We want to kind of condense the the rules and regulations down to like two pages instead of five, right? And and just the basic things in in the rules and regulations. And then you can have other things in the, you know, other
things. So on the on the website. Okay. And then I had a note about the Lancaster sign. Is that or did I write that right? I was just trying to go by my my handwriting >> regarding the the Lancaster sign for the
Department of Public Work. So, >> well, it's not the Lancast, it's the it's the cemetery building sign. Okay. Okay. >> That that's it says department, >> right? >> We're not a department anymore. We're a division of the DPW. Okay. So instead of
doing the whole sign over, they can they can they can make a uh they can make a sticky on uh thing uh DNG that we do our business with in instead of saying department we can put the vision. >> Are you talking about the building across from the cemetery in the north? >> Yes. Where I I keep all my equipment. >> Yes.
>> We got to get these things kind of straightened out. We are a Yes, we were a department up until 2001, but now we're a division of the DPW. >> Okay. >> So that should be changed. So when people call and they start and they talk about the the department and I got to correct everybody that calls said no
it's a division of the DPW. >> When was that change? Was it changed by the >> 2001 when Yeah. 2001 when the when when the town >> and what was the reason they changed that? >> Uh Bill Gust uh put uh Bill Gust was the cafo at the time. Yeah. And he put all those departments under Jack Rodicquins.
the cemetery, DPW, forestry, uh, boxing facilities, >> all that went on the on the Jack Rodicquins in 2001. >> All of them are divisions now. >> Now we're division, right? So we're not department, but we were a department before that time. So, and that's that's in the 2001.
Uh, that's it's right here. I got that right here for you. It probably be tacky to put a sticker thing over it. >> Yeah, right. Yeah, because it cost a lot of money. Take that down, you know. Think we can just put a nice thing up there, but >> Okay.
>> But it's uh it's right here. It's uh uh 2001 October 10th 2001 meeting with Stan Bonnie uh Wickcom Greg Bingham uh Charles Deming and it was DPW director Jack Rodicwins outlined his plans for
the cemetery department which is also division. He also discussed to what the capacity he he would use superintendent Greg Bingham for the whole scope of things. So in other words, when that when that turned over to the DPW, when that got incorporated into the uh to the town to the DPW
>> things then that falls under J. It fell it fell under the town. >> Mhm. >> So we got to just change. It's not a department. It's a division. So that that's all that is. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> You know, it's just got to be right, you know, because when people call, they you know, we'll meet you at the cemetery department. It's not it's
it's the vision. Okay. So, I could I could just send this back out for any final comments or Yep. You want to do that? Okay. And then we can approve it at the next meeting. >> Sure. >> Okay. And I don't have the minutes for the
December 11th yet. I I just sent a note off to see if we can get the AI export of those to to run and uh finish composing those minutes. Okay. >> I only requested those today. So
>> that's okay. You got a typo. Go back to review. >> Oh, okay. There we go. Now we're on to public comment. Does anyone have public comment from the board?
>> Not. >> Okay. I I did um I did hear um somebody was visiting the cemetery and um they just um would like to see the ability to
access during the winter. Uh but of course the gates are up and it's not plowed. So, I I just uh didn't know if there was a way to plow even a parking spot or
provide some type of access, you know. Well, in the past, for quite quite a few years back, all the way back to the 80s and 70s, they didn't allow anybody in the cemetery because then then we'd have to maintain it because if somebody if you open up a gate, somebody falls, then
now now it's taking me away from the DPW because in my job description, I still have to plow for the town. >> So, if we start doing that, then you kind of open up a can of worms. So that's why I plow if I don't know if you went by the cemetery today. After we get I get done plowing for Bill, I take our
backho down, which we do have a brand new backho, but I'm not using that yet because I don't have it registered. But I still use the old the other backhoe and I plow out the entrances at the at the at the south, both entrances, and I plow out all the entrances at the north plus the cemetery building. So if somebody wants to get in there, they're
just going to have to park in front of the gates. And you guys can go down there tomorrow and take a look. It's plenty of room to park. But if you stop popping open those gates and and letting people in, that means we I got to go down there and maintain them to make sure >> change across. Right. >> Right. >> Right. And we already had that
conversation with with the fire and the police not to lock them because if somebody does go in there and does walk and they get hurt >> and you got to get a fire truck or an ambulance in there, they got to they got to pop those gates and get right in there, >> you know. So we we talked about locking that stuff a long time ago. week.
>> You really can't access the cemetery during the winter anyways if there's snow. >> Well, they got those they got some pretty good vehicles in there. The uh they got the the fire department's got some they can get in there if they have to. >> But I mean, you know, >> the public doesn't really >> No, not the public. No, no, we don't. >> But they go in there anyways.
>> No, they they walk >> they walk they walk in. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's that leaves us any respon liability for us. >> But if we open up that gave then then that means I got to I got I got to babysit it. So >> yeah. Yeah. No, I I understand. So I I
just thought I'd just have to get some clarity to it, >> right? Plus, >> given that the headstones are what you going to do anyways if you would when you get to the cemetery, >> it's all snow anyways. >> Yeah. I mean, there's some dieh hard
people up there. I was there today. There was people uh >> Jean Jane Jean Jane >> Jean Jean Russell. >> He walks. >> There's quite a few people that still walk. They make their own little path all the way around which is great you know they >> but you know and I and I think if you go
back in the history on the cemetery commission meetings you go back back in the 80s they talk about the same thing people would like to >> and then sure you want to do that now you got to take you got to take me out of the equation for the town plowing now I got to plow with with the town I got to plow in the cemeteries and keep
everything salted which we don't want to use salt because >> it's always been closed since >> always been that's right so when someone comes up like that just to say that we don't uh we don't allow it. >> Yeah, pardon the pun, but it just snowballs. If you do a little, you got to do more and more. >> Yeah,
>> because if somebody does go in and it's partially Yeah. they at some point they hit ice or >> It's the same thing with the ice. Some people may say, "Oh, there's no snow in there." But the whole back road along the wall, all the trees, that could be all ice. And then you'll get people saying, "Well, the south is okay."
>> But that's not fair. I can't I can't >> Yep. Once it's all out, then we open them up. You know, you can't >> Okay. >> Can't, you know, >> you know what I'm saying? You can't just day by day just, you know, when it's all gone, the ice is all gone, then we'll open the gates. Everybody can get in.
>> Any public comment from the DPW or cemetery >> division? No. Okay, budget and expenditures review. We look at our uh sheet quickly.
>> So, Mike, I looked at the numbers. >> Oh, great. >> Just before I got in. >> Perfect. >> I already made three copies. Sorry. >> Look together. >> Sure. Yeah. >> I don't know if it matches, but do you have >> um Let's see.
So >> for tool prices of service that's um the other one has everything here >> over here. >> So let's see site improvements. Oh yeah. Uh 14283.
That's that's this number here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Then >> you got the 50 right there. All right. the 23. So the next one, purchase a service
>> 2348274. Okay, >> you got 235 instead of 237 on board. >> That's only a couple thousand. >> Yeah, >> as long as it's not yours. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> 237 80291. >> 235, >> right? It was there. It was there.
>> Okay. >> Where? >> It's up there. It's up there. I'm just >> I can check. I I'll fix this right now. Now then, >> well, I'll just uh >> I'll just put it in as a uh
>> February, right? >> And the $400. >> Yeah, I talked to him. I talked to him. He says, "Don't worry about the >> 26." >> He says, "We got three." >> Um the other one was >> Prince or
Mackis, right? And so we we uh >> you're saying this one is 235 >> compared to 237 >> 702 one >> bill this came from accounting.
>> I looked these up myself. >> Okay. >> Sell a lot. >> But when you looked it up it's from the accounting from >> Yeah. the accounting part to >> Munis our online accounting system >> 94 22640.
>> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All headstone that should be the same and the gift fund. Okay. >> Because we have we need for the building. >> Okay.
>> Yeah. >> This is 20939. Yeah, I did check on it then. >> Yeah, that must be >> and then putting the lights on. >> That's what it says on Bills. >> Yeah. And then Mackey's >> 209 office. >> That's right.
>> So, the ones we're we're spending out of is um >> the capital article. >> Right. And uh that's um >> actually it's at 19025 now
>> where >> FY26 extended expan expended >> or is that oh is that how much we've expended the 19 oh okay okay so original and we expended Okay.
So, we were here and we're at uh >> so the differences and and uh oh, wait a second. Capital and Okay.
So, site improvements 10,000. Okay. Why don't we start with the first again? Site improvements. Original was 1428361. >> Mhm. >> And we have not expended anything. >> Where where's the fortune?
>> Right here. >> Oh, okay. I got Okay. So, that would be here. 14. Oh, why is that adding? Oh. Oh, okay. Cuz I've got it. >> You have it there. Yep. >> Okay.
This will equal out here. All right. And then purchase of service is perpetual care. Okay. So we said that was um >> this one here, right?
>> What was the uh did you talk right about? >> Yes. 48274. >> Let me give you >> and so this is equal to uh that minus the expended 19
025. Whoa. So now we've got uh in perpetual care 4,457 that we can expend. Right. Yep. >> Right.
>> And then for the capital article if I go back to that that's 14,28361. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> 14,000. >> Okay. So that that those are the two numbers we have to work with right and then of
course the backlot expansion. Um >> now the interest comes how often is it? Just once a >> which is the 50,000 but that's and then you have um what's equal to that
minus the um 1744. No no where am I? 1760 right? Yeah. >> So for for that, >> how often is the interest from the perpetual care? Is it every six months,
every year? >> I don't know. We should we should um re um >> Do you know, Bill? >> I don't I don't know when they updated. I think we should re um send our
interest to the town manager and accountant to get together um just to see how these funds are managed and when the interest is allocated to us >> right
>> and also um >> probably >> you know we have we have our balances for sale a lot of 94,000 >> is that what the interest is >> uh which is which is an interestbearing account and we can go to town meeting and we can ask for any amount of that.
And then we have perpetual care which is at 235,000 >> but we can only >> you can't touch that though. >> Can only spend the interest. >> Interest only. That's why I'm asking when do we get the >> it's usually it's once a year. >> Yeah. >> Is it just once a year?
>> Yeah. It's like $1,700, right? You got the numbers. >> That's that's what I remember. two and a half% of 23 >> I think it was three and a half%. >> Two, >> but I'm not sure. Okay. If I remember correctly, we I used the perpetual care >> the perpetual care uh interest for the
for incorporated um with Bill with the 10,000 and 10,000 with Rob Oliver. We were using that money for gas, um the p the prisoners, food, um
chainsaws, uh you know, supplies, supplies and stuff, you know, >> but then then we were able to get 10,000 to rob Oliver and then he was able to secure another 10, which gave us 20. And then then you guys took care of that money, that 1,700. >> I thought that was only 2 and 12%
though. >> It could have been. It's been a few years now. He's He's been here four years now, right? Three years. >> Four years. So, it's been five years because Rob was here for less than a year. >> But he was able to get that 10 grand for us to to to use the supplies,
>> you know. >> Yeah. my my thought, you know, get together with the town manager, here's the funding, here's the balances, >> and then um you know, what what is an
appropriate way to spend this, right? >> Um do we try to make with perpetual care we can't touch except the interest. So that that guides itself, right? >> But the other one, the sale of lots, >> you can spend it all. We could spend it all down to zero or so what what do they
want to see? You know, do they want to see a balance that gains interest and then we spend from that? >> And if we want to do a big project, do we go like we did with the backlog expansion, put that in the capital plan, >> right?
>> Um or do we take a big chunk of this? Yeah. >> Well, just for my knowledge, how do we know? You mentioned the stuff for the machinery and all that is coming out of perpetual funds. >> It used to. It doesn't anymore now. It
now now it comes out of the now comes out of our account. >> DPW operational budget. >> Yeah. DPW, right? >> I thought I heard you say >> you did. You guys did up until up until uh a few years back. >> Okay. >> You know. Yeah. You guys that's what we used that's why we were so short on
money because we were using sale of lots money to get things done, you know. But then, like I said, once Rob Oliver got in, we was able to establish 10,000 and then Bill got us another 10. So now we got now we got our 20,000 that we're using to do our little uh things that we
have to do and you guys can pitch in that 1,700 or whatever you want to do. You bought a cabinet for you bought a cabinet last year for us, you know, for that. >> Yeah, we have that um here of uh our perpetual care. Um,
we did the Memorial Day flower plantings, uh, south cemetery stone wall repair. >> Yeah. >> North cemetery hedge plantings. >> Yep. >> And the north ce uh the north front hedge trimming. >> Yeah.
>> So that was our perpetual care. And then for capital uh um sale of lots um we have um we did this I believe we did the file cabinet off of that and the sim
software. >> Uh and then um we have the gravestone straightening out south cemetery we want to do. >> Yep. >> And we have uh the Fish Street >> cemetery wall we've uh approved.
>> Yep. I got this. I got the sign thing. I think this You guys got to look at this after. So, we can vote on this. You guys can vote on that. Just want to make sure. So, I can order this. It's going to take a while to get this. So, we'll talk about that after, too, though. >> So, Right. Right. And the the plaque for that. And then, um,
>> Right. What's that? Two grand, I think it was. I think it was two grand. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> And so, this uh let's see. South Cemetery Gravestone Repairs. this uh their original quote was 13,000
uh 550 and so in order to do all the work in the south cemetery on the plaque we would we would need 9,050 >> yeah uh so what we've already
>> top of the 13 >> no no we we um we originally had the quote for 13,550 50 and we reduced it to 6,500 so we could cover the Fish Street wall.
>> Okay. >> Um >> Right. >> So coming back now if we if we wanted to uh complete Fish Street with the plaque and all >> and complete the South Cemetery the full
repairs we would have to uh allocate another 7,50 Okay. >> Yeah, I think we had discussed that. Let's finish up Cherry. Let's finish up Cherry Hill, the Fish Street. Get that all done, the plaque in, get the wall built, get the grass in, >> right? >> And then then continue on in the south
with the wall and the headstone straightening and all that. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, >> but you got two different numbers there. Are you adding them? >> We We already budgeted for the 13. >> Yeah. Yeah. In yellow is what we we we've agreed to spend. It's 14
>> out of the uh 14 283. >> Yeah, that's what I got. >> 61. >> Mhm. >> That's what I got. >> That that should be equal to um what we just updated here. Oh, well it's the same number, right? Um
so actually it's we're we're minus $16 here. >> Yeah, I was just saying it should have been 143. So, does that make sense? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> This here is is is those two numbers.
>> Yep. >> So, we're right there actually a little minus $16. And then there's um that doesn't include the plaque as is $2,000. and then to uh well and and this number we can adjust.
We didn't commit to uh to the south cemetery work yet. >> The the 2,000 for the for the plaque is it's actually the plaque is only it was 800 for the plaque. Right. >> And then there was another $1,200 for Bobby to do right >> that the five stones that he's going to
fix. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So that's that's what that was when I when I had told you originally 2,000 for the plaque. It was 800. It was actually 800 for the plaque and then >> five stones. >> 1,200 for the five stones. Correct. And I do have a picture of him. He did he's
got two of them uh uh made up. Did an excellent job, too. >> And I did talk to Mr. uh >> Richard McGrath. >> It's it it's it's working. It's uh
Richard McGrath. He's doing the Levi stone. He's gonna he's going to have that Levi stone. He said for. So he's doing that one. Bobb's got the other four and then we still have to get the uh the big one out of the South Cemetery. He's got to take it out of the ground >> and all that's into the pricing that we
just figured. >> Yeah. Everything's >> McGrath and Bobby's. >> Yeah, that's what Todd is saying. So if we if we >> think we allocated for everything. So, so 7800,
let me just put these two will be um for that and then um so the 7,800 and the 2,000 will cover the fish street. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.
And then so actually why don't I just put put uh if I say that equals this here then so the the committed expense is the 9800 have the 14283 available
and so this would give us Um this would give us minus that. Oh do here. Think I'm going backward here.
So 9800 that's that's what we've committed. Okay. So allocation so it has to equal 9800 right >> and then that that's what we have left.
So we'd had483 left >> to do the to >> the pink. >> Yeah. To work on the south street. So, we're going to have to >> South Cemetery >> November. We're going to have to ask for
>> Well, should we ask for it in May? >> If we want to get that done, I think we're >> So, my thought we should we should ask for it in May. >> What else has to be done so we don't have to go back again and again? >> We just do one time. Do we take just 10
or do we take what we actually need? So we need that which is the 13 that that's the total we got >> 13550 >> to straighten the stones. >> Mhm. >> And then if we take uh the 13550 minus what what we have
we got nine. So so we'd have to ask for 9k plus. So we could go for 10, >> right? And that would just put us there. >> That's just cutting it close. >> Yes. That that just gets the money that and not do Yeah.
>> Unless we do unless we um we we have money left in perpetual care, >> right? Are these numbers uh still good? Let's see. >> Funds left is 3,800.
>> That should be equal to what? What did we say here? Because we're going to do we're going to do straighten it out south. We're going to finish the wall. >> Oh, we said that was that was that there. >> Remember they wanted to start that. Yeah. >> Um
well, I think I'm messing things up here. Um that's what we have left. >> You don't have to put those equations in parentheses. you laughing because
>> so so right now perpetual care we have 4,400 and I think we're we're all set for all our invoices right for um >> I think we don't have anything else we have no outstanding invoices >> and we have no allocations
>> so we already spent the 9800 what's in yellow but we need 13550 50 and we have four. >> Yeah, we would have the 44.83 left. >> We only have 4483.
>> Yeah. >> And what's the balance there? 14 the fund expendable balance >> for >> right there. The 14283. >> That's what we have right now.
And we've we haven't spent, but we committed the 7,800. The 9,800. >> 9,800. So that means we have 44 83 left. >> Yep. Uncommitted. >> And uncommitted. Okay.
>> And 4457 in uh perpetual care uncommitted. But we'll probably do Memorial Day flowers,000. And um >> I personally wouldn't cut it close and
just ask for 10. It's up that's my personal opinion, but it's up to the board. >> I would probably go a little bit more and ask for just to make sure we >> if anything emergencies come up, >> right? >> We got something to cover. >> Okay, >> that makes sense.
>> So, how much more do we >> 20 instead of 10? >> I would think so. I would agree to that. >> You want to ask for 20? >> I'd say that. >> Okay. And that would bring the uh 94 down to 7. >> 74. That's That's enough. >> Okay.
>> So, Mike, if you're doing it at that at the May town meeting, the warrant closes um March 16th. So, you got to let the town meet you, you know. Pretty quick. >> Who Who puts it in? He or you? >> He does. We do.
>> March 16th. >> So, we would need tonight a motion. Yeah. >> To um >> increase >> uh to uh request $20,000
for um work to be performed in the south cemetery and um >> all the say all the cemeteries. >> All the cemeteries. Okay. For for planned projects.
>> For planned projects. >> Okay. from the the select board or from >> Well, we would we here we'll make a motion and then I'll send it to the uh select board to include on the spring uh
town warrant an article for the cemetery commission and say we pass this motion. >> Okay. Yeah. Send it to the town manager. >> Okay. Um, >> should it just be to the town manager or
>> uh you could send it to the select did last time. Okay. >> Yeah, definitely the town manager. >> So, do you want to make a motion or >> go right ahead, Steve? >> Okay. >> I'd like to second the motion. Yeah.
I make a motion that we ask for $20,000 from the um >> um >> from sale lots, >> right? >> Okay. >> Through capital, >> the north and south cemetery >> for all the cemeteries.
>> For all the cemeteries. Okay. So, I second the motion. Okay. So, what are we going to say for embellishment? >> Embell, >> that's usually the word that we use is >> future embellishment. >> That's that's usually the word we used.
Okay, let's get these. made a motion to ask for or request 20K. Request 20K. >> Request a 20K uh transfer. >> Yep. >> Yes.
>> Yes. transfer fun from sale of lots >> fund. Jim didn't sound good today. >> Got to put the word from in there. Yes. >> 20,000 transfer from
right there >> to the capital >> to the capital fund for >> for embellishment of >> cemeteries. >> Cemeteries. >> See, now I always get confused. Is it
cemeteries t i s or is it cemetery with the t apostrophe s cemear >> t e r i s i >> i s >> if you're not sure >> I'm not sure I've been doing that for 12 years I've been doing cemeteries with
the s and the iiees and I >> you're not you're not changing now right >> now now that you guys told me to I will >> you will >> okay so Donna seconded seconded all in favor >> all in favor I I >> I >> Okay, good. I want to give you guys
these copies real quick. So, that was that's the critical item tonight to get that in. >> Yeah, >> you guys got to make a motion because I got to get that ordered. So, that was the plaque and remember we had come up with the how do we word it? Remember,
Donna was the uh >> Oh gosh. >> You were the person that >> and the second wife. >> Yeah. I I think I think it'll work. I mean, you know, what was remember when we were talking about that? >> I think that'll work. >> Yeah.
>> You know, >> if we move the the children, is this is this all said and great? >> Well, it's I just got to call them first thing in the morning, tell them it's a go. They got it all ready to go. >> I'm just wondering if we could >> I don't know. >> Move the children of up a little bit and
put the N in between. That would look better than >> Say say that again. >> I see what you're saying. >> If we move the children off up one space and the amperand sign
that's on in front of the second put that in the middle of Captain Levi Goodrich and the second wife. >> That may not fit. >> That's Oh, I see. >> That would look better, I think. >> All right. I'll ask Bobby. Okay. >> So, you're saying put this here? >> No. No. I'm saying put that in the
middle. >> Yeah, we got to be careful. Move that up >> because what that'll do that might >> space down. >> Yeah, you're going to take an extra line out of there. I'll ask Bobby. But if if >> if you move it up one >> to children off. >> Yeah, I probably
that'll look better. >> Yes, agreed. Cuz it looks too like a runon. >> Okay. All right. I'll tell him. All right. >> Do you understand? >> Yeah, I I see what he just told. >> Okay. All right. Yes. So, you want the >> Is Betsy the second wife or the first wife? >> Sec. Second wife. >> Second wife. Okay.
>> His first wife was uh right here. >> Hannah. >> Is it Hannah? >> Yeah. Yeah. It was Hannah. >> Yeah. >> Do you use Do you usually always use caps in all of your um you know writing on in the stones and
stuff? Is everything done in caps? Just I'm just asking a general question. >> Just Just like that. >> Okay. That's what I'm asking. >> Yeah. Yeah. Right. Right. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Does that look all right? I mean, >> yeah. I just didn't know if that was the norm. >> It's It probably is because you want to see it from afar.
>> Yeah. I I don't remember seeing it any different way. >> Mhm. And if you can have them center the 18 1822, line it up with the 1809 and the 1824 isn't lined up there. It's indented. >> Oh, I see what you're saying.
>> Unless he's doing it by centering. >> I I I'll ask. >> Maybe he was centering the whole line. >> That could be. >> So, here's here's a question. Yeah. And I'm going to ask. Is there a reason it doesn't say 1822 to 1823 >> with Josiah?
>> Yeah. So, if you had his f his name first versus the year, is there a reason? Again, I'm just asking. >> No, I don't know. I think that's the I think that was the best way they they thought it would everything would fit on that 18inch plaque. >> Yeah, >> I think that was the reason why it center.
>> Disregard what I said. I see what he did. He centered the the whole line. >> Yeah. I see son, son, daughter, son, senate, >> right? >> Right. In either side. >> Yeah, I think. Yeah, I think. Well, what do you think? >> I think it's funny.
>> Yeah. Okay. What's up to you? I'll ask them if you guys want to do that or unless you want to just >> So, question for you. >> I think to me it it's confusing. >> Do you want to put the name over here and then 1822 to 18? >> Yeah. because well I I personally do cuz I think it looks it's too confusing for
me to to read across the line. >> So you're talking Donn you're talking about 1822 to 18 >> Put the name first and then put the years. >> Okay. Yeah. >> 1822 then 1823. >> Yep. Okay. Yeah. I'll I'll >> I just think it would like it would it
would be easier to read. >> All right. All right. So, if we do that, then I'll just then we can order it right away because we I can't I can't wait another month because we have we won't get it until >> Can you just email us so we can have a final approval and we can do it via email, right? >> Yeah. Sure. >> Do you agree with that? Do you think
that that putting 1822 to 182? >> Yeah. Yeah. Unless they have a a reason that you know, oh, you you always do it this way, you know. >> I don't know. Did they ask if the demon Lemonster monument laid this out?
>> I I don't think so. I think I think the plaque company laid it out. >> Oh, okay. >> So maybe >> I'm guessing by this one Joshua that was 3 months. >> Yeah. >> The 1822 was like November 1822 to >> Right. probably
>> January, February. The deaths are in order. The deaths are definitely in order. Yes. >> So the name Yeah. >> But I'm guessing that that's At the end of the year is when he was born. >> He was born in 1822. >> At the end of the year, November or so, because he's only got three months
there, >> right? So, yeah. Correct. >> I'm just 18. >> Okay. Three. Right. And then I believe there's one that now the daughter Mary is 1824. 1824. She only was only one day, >> right? >> And then you got James. He was three days. >> That's so sad. >> Yeah. I'll ask him about that and and
I'll ask I don't think he's the one that said cuz he sends this in, >> you know, he sends the information in and then they figure it out on the on the plaque that you guys bought which is like >> which I think it was 12 in by 18. >> Yep. >> So, but I I'll I'll double check and if
they can if they if they can move that over like you said, Donna, put the names first. >> Mhm. >> Names first and then see see if they can do that. Okay. All right. That's why I brought
>> Yeah. So, it'll say Joshua 1822 to 18. >> Yeah. It'll probably put a dash line in there. Probably 1822-1823. 3 months. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Sorry about that. >> All right. No worries. So, yes, Hannah was her name, Donna.
That's right. >> Sometimes I have a good memory. >> Oh, I don't know where my memories go. Mhm. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And in 3 months should be MOS, I believe. >> Oh, really?
>> I think so. >> What did they M? >> I'm pretty sure that's how you abbreviate it. >> Ask I think you're right. Ask about about that. Okay. Really? Hold on.
>> Yeah. See, here's the here's the company right here. International international bronze plaque company since 1936. That's what that's what they were using. All right. No worries. So, are you are you sourcing the plaque
yourself or does it still go through Lemonster that >> it's going through Lemon? >> It's going through L. Yeah, we we just told him all the information and then they send it off to them. Okay. >> Because Bobby is going to pin this. He's going to be the one that puts >> when he gets it, he's going to set it up on the stone, you know.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> He's going to drill holes and set it, you know, that that's part of that $1,200 the $2,000, >> you know. >> Yeah. I can't do that. I don't know what to do. >> Yes. The word the word months is abbreviated to MOS. >> Yeah. Wow.
Okay. Good catch. Tomorrow I'll email you. >> Okay. >> Next. So, we need a motion to um >> approve >> change the plaque.
>> No, to approve expending on the plaque. >> I think you guys did. Yeah, you already did. This was just to make sure, but now we're going to change it around. I'm sure it won't cost any more money. >> Okay, we can always we can always do it. >> I'll make the motion to >> I think we did.
>> We did the 7800. Um, let's see. >> The de and the plaques and stoneworks 2000. >> We we motioned that in November. >> Did we do that? >> Yeah, we didn't. I don't think we did the Should Let Why don't we make a motion? >> Make a motion to spend the $2,000 for
the plaque and the what was that? Sidewall. >> Uh, work on the work on the headstones. >> Work on the headstones. And >> work on the headstones for the Fish Street Cemetery. >> Correct. Correct. And >> I second the motion.
That's correct. Can see I I type well here. >> See, that's uh Donna. Donna. That's >> that's um that's David. >> All in favor? Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> See, he built those. You can can't even tell.
>> Headstone. >> Really? >> Yeah. He put them together. Yeah. >> Wow. >> Yep. >> That's marble, right? >> Supposed to correct this as I type 1800. >> We got to get a upgrade. >> Has a good job. >> He does. >> Yeah. Okay. >> That was not that cracked.
>> On to invoices. Dude, do we have any invoices? >> Uh the Mackie bill. No, that's we took care we took care of. >> Yeah. No, you guys paid your you guys paid uh Have you seen the lights on the pole? >> No, they look good. >> Yeah, they look all right. I mean, >> those are big poles. I mean, they're
they're you know, those those are big poles. >> Those lights are only for 20 25 ft. That pole's 30 I say 36 32 34. >> I got it written down. 32 I think it is. >> Is it solar or? >> Yep. Solar lights. We got them up there.
Yep. >> Okay. >> So, they're on now. >> I'll have to go take a look. >> Yeah, I have to do that. You can see them when you get when you drive down page and you look down through, you can see the light up there. >> Okay. >> Yeah, looks good. >> Uh, DPW director and superintendent
reports. Start with the North Cemetery backlot expansion. >> Yeah. So, I I called Greg Roy today and uh he didn't get back to me, but um a little bit I did talk to him. It sounds
like they have the design just about done and they started to put the cost estimate together. I think he's just kind of busy so he hasn't finished it yet, but I'm sure I'll hear from him tomorrow. >> Mhm. >> Get a better update. But it sounds like
they're pretty close. >> Are we on schedule and once we get this approved? Was there was there a schedule that we were going to have this all done by the end of 2026 or what what's the
schedule for for this whole thing? >> The uh calendar year 26 I think we can get it done by the fiscal year 26. No, that won't happen. >> Yeah, fiscal ends in >> June 30th. >> June 30th. Well, well, yeah, we're
thinking calendar year, right? >> I'm just wondering when would we start the >> putting people? >> Probably in the fall. >> In the fall. >> Late fall. >> Okay. >> I think probably I think we'll be all right. You know, once once we get I'm sure whoever we get in there, they're
going to, you know, they'll get they'll get going on it right away, you know, and whoever we get in there, whether it's whoever, you know. >> Do we have anybody that wants plots? >> Well, we haven't put nothing out the bid yet. >> That wants plots. Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. I got a whole folder full.
Everybody's just dying to get in, Dave. How many times I hear that? Yeah, there's a whole folder full. And I do have them in order. So, you know what I mean? I have them in order. So, the first ones that that came to me and we talked about it, I put them right on top and then I then I get just
kept going down through. So, shouldn't be any problem with anybody, you know. >> Okay. >> Yep. Um, I have four bodies. I have four bodies to do in the spring. We have two in the mausoleum right now. And we have
10 cremations lined up. So, it's going to be a busy spring, too. So, >> you got four bodies. And you got 10 cremations. >> Cremations. Yeah. And I got a I got a whole >> that go into the vault. 10 cremations that go
>> No. No. Not into the column bedroom. No, just in in the graves. in the grave. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Actually, I do think I have one that's going in the colarium. Yeah, I do. Um I can't think of one it is now. I don't have that folder with me, but >> Yeah.
>> Oh, how many cremations did you say? >> Uh 10 lined up. >> Cremations. >> 10 lined up right now. And then I have another probably five or six that they haven't made a commitment yet. So, there quite a few. >> But they're all going in all but one is going into the graves. Yeah, I believe
one person. >> Yeah. Going into actually, no, it's two. That's Dave's uh Dave's mom and dad. They're going to be going into the the colarium. Uh he bought two he bought two collibariums. He put his wife in first one and he
bought a second one for his mom and dad. His father just p his father just passed away and he says he wants to do it in the spring. So that that's the one. So nine in nine in nine in the cemetery, one in the colar. >> Oh, nine in one. Yeah. >> Okay.
>> And then four four full burials in the >> Y. Um so we already talked about the sign. Um these are just my my lists for spring.
Uh spread the fertilizer. I never got a chance to do the fertilizer. I was really bummed out about that. We're going to stain down those compost bins. I'm going to fix those compost bins and help like we did to the uh the wells. The wells came out great. Probably going to get that that young boy back again.
Jasma hopefully. >> Yep. And uh we got two kids all lined up. We had uh Asian that we had at the end. Asian and James that I had for two years. He's coming back. So uh Pete graduated. He's going to be a lawyer
and he's all done, but we got James and Isan coming back. So, we got two two part times ready to go. Uh we're going to work on the Oh, we got to do some crack filling. We got three roads we got to crack fill. Um
just just a bunch of little stuff that we want to do. We got to finish uh doing the uh flailing on the North Cemetery. You guys might want to think about paying for that. >> We'll talk about it later.
>> The flailing. We want to We got to get the flailing done in the north. The south is all done. We just got to do that. We got to do >> I thought we already did that >> in in the in the north. >> I mean the south. South is all done. >> The north isn't No, >> we did some, didn't we? >> Um >> I thought we
just We got It got too It got too late. >> Okay. I thought we did. Believe it or not, we usually I I go right up until after the first week of November 11th, we had the Veterans Day. >> I think right after that, like a week or two later, we started getting snow and and and I shut down right away, right?
>> So, usually, I mean, there there have been times I cut right up until the first week of Christmas, you know, right up to Christmas, >> but not this year. This year was cut short quick. >> I know >> it's been a long winter, >> but these are just the, you know, north and south. I keep my little list, you
know. Okay. So everything looks good there. Uh no, everything's that's pretty much really it. Oh, we do want to trim the hedges in the south this year. So if we go like on a plan like a two-year plan, >> every two years,
>> every two years. So every year, one year we're going to do the south and then the following year because then because it all sets and uh we want to do that. We want to get those we want to get it nice and tight, you know, keep them trimmed, let them tight. It'll be a lot less money than what we've been paying to get
them to where they are now. You know, now they can get in there one day. >> So, you're going to do north one year, south the next, north, >> right? Do a rotation and just keep keep doing that. >> And who do we have doing then? >> We can we can put it out the bid. We can we can I can rotate between whatever you
want to do, however we want to do it. We can put it out the bid or we can have all action. >> Is it going to be enough to put out the bid? I mean, >> no. No, but I mean I I >> don't want to leave anybody out, you know? I mean, if there's somebody if Katie Forester wants to say, "Todd, I want to, you know, throw a number out
there or someone." I mean, >> how can we do that? >> You know, >> well, we can ask three or four contractors for prices and go from there. >> Yeah. And see see where we are cuz we did that out of perpetual care, which we said we're at what 4,800 and then maybe some interest will come
in. >> Yeah. You might get Jacobs. You might get Einstein. You know, we know we already got Mh Lake View. We We know we got Bolak, but there's a few other people out there that might want. >> But the ones that have been done in
South for the last two years or three, whatever. >> Last time we did it was I think it was >> It was Lake View, right? >> Yeah, it was Lake View, right? So, we could like That's what I'm saying. We don't have to always go with the same person. >> That's why >> I just don't want anything. What's that?
>> Does one do a better job than the other? >> I can't see that on TV. >> They all do great work. Trust me. Because they know they know me because I'm watching. I'm I I I make sure, you know, I >> cuz my name's on it. >> All right. Great. I understand. >> And they do they're all great. Doesn't
matter who it's back or back or or the BAC brothers. It doesn't. And I'm sure Katie Ford, I'm sure they all do a great job. You know, that's why I'm saying we might want to, you know, put it out there a little bit. cuz >> Okay. >> All right. And that's really all I got
really. >> Okay. We're going to kick off our rules versus bylaws discussion and comparison. Um, I I noticed that in the uh town on
the town portal, our uh link to the bylaws is more up tod date than if you go to the town charter link. Um, so I think I'll see if I can find who
who's post that because they're they're different. you know, the um it looks like that uh if you go to the link for the entire town charter and book, >> you get older numbers for um cost.
>> Yeah. Versus what we have and and it's the same title. So, it's kind of weird, but um >> you're right. >> I I think we >> You're right. Because if you go to the if you go to the website, it it says it says totally something different. >> And that's what I'm saying. We need to get all we need to get everything
organized so it all says the same thing. Who changes a charter though? >> Well, I I looked at um I used of course co-pilot >> because I know when we did the new rules and rags, we had the town post it on their site,
>> but I don't think we I don't think we found out who does it with the charter who changes. >> I have it right here. Well, I the the charter itself
the charter itself is is correct when it says when it says everything that you guys are responsible for, right? The only thing that was added in there in in that time that time frame is the fact that when it comes to day-to-day operations and falls under the town
which delegates to the DPW that's when you guys that's when that's when like I like I told you before that's when you guys just can't make rules or you can >> we do the rules and regulations. you do the maintenance, >> but but just right. But the thing is, if
you make a rule in a regulation that has something to do with day-to-day operations, it has to be okay by the DPW. It has to be okay by the town because you can't make a rule that say you cut the grass 2 and a half inches and you make that rule and you put it in the paper and you put it on the rules and regulations. Well, we can't afford
that. We can't do that. So, why would you want to make that kind of rule? That's why you have to sit down and we have to work together on those rules and regulations. You just can't say, "Oh, I want I want the cemeteries cut 2 and a2 inches." I don't care that there's only one person cutting the grass.
The cemetery the commission can't just You could say that legally. You can, but where's that going to get you? All it does is get us hotty in and for a few years that was pretty hot. And that's that's what I'm talking about. I don't think we considered just you doing the
grass cutting because we had other people that we could call in to do it if we had to. >> But but no, you can't because we're because we're a union. You just can't you just can't hire people to to come in and do a union job. We we're the town of Lunberg is responsible for the DPW is
responsible for the cutting and the maintenance of the cemetery. You guys just can't call You guys just can't call people in and say we want this. >> No, we wouldn't. >> Right. Right. >> Right. That would I know. Right. Right. But that's what I'm trying to say. >> That would be us. But what I'm trying to
say is >> it's like it's like the shrugy when you guys got involved with the shrubs and you guys are calling out. >> I mean it's like a when you do the snow plowing, you call for other contractors to come in because you know what you can do and what you can't do. >> So I figured that
>> you would do the same thing under the cemeteries. >> Well, but Dave, that's what I'm trying to say. >> If we had enough money. That's the That's the point. That's the >> funds. >> You guys wanted us to cut the grass at 2 and 12 in. Two cemeteries. You have one cemetery superintendent and and you guys wrote down, well, we don't care. You
guys didn't listen. Well, I don't want to see. You guys wrote that rule and went to the board of selectment and said, and we tried to tell you, Bill and I sat there in that meeting right here, right in this thing. We sat right here. I sat right there. Bill sat over there and we told you we don't agree with that. We've done that a couple times at
your meetings with your your past commissioner >> because we've at that time when it was done >> Yeah. >> the grass was at five inches sometimes. >> But Dave, and >> so what what do you what do you So but you don't make a rule and and and make five pages of rules and regulations to
to to make us look bad. >> I didn't make you look bad. I'm trying to we were trying to make sure that it was >> I've already I've already made up new rules and regulations that I I wasn't going to bring it up. I wanted you guys to look at it, but I think that you guys should look at the rules and regulations
that we that the DPW and I set up. And I think once you see this, you're going to understand how nice and easy and simple everything is. And then then we don't have to get into the weeds of everything. Um, it's right here. This is this is the uh cemeteries and burials, duties of the
boards and commissions and powers. And like you said, the board has the sh sole care superintendent, but at the bottom it always says subject to the approval of the town, which is the DPW. >> Mhm. >> So that's what I'm trying to say. So you So when you make a rule, you got to you
got to make it with us. And Nancy didn't do that. You guys just you guys made a rule 2 and a half inches. It made me look bad because I couldn't keep I couldn't keep up with that. I could never do that 2 and 12 inches. >> It also depends on the weather conditions.
I understand where you're coming from. We have five pages of rules and regulations which we got to get back down to two because before >> before we only had two pages of rules and regulations and it was very simple and it wasn't uh a day-to-day what was that um what did you what was it that
>> a casebyase basis cannot have a case by case basis cannot do that you got to have a set of rules and that's it everybody's got to follow the rules so that's why >> the letter to the selectman for >> that's why I said we got to >> for an extra There's a couple problems that we got to fix before we get before
we open up that other lot. We got to fix these problems. >> Okay. >> We we we can touch base on what's happen. >> Yeah. We >> Okay. But Okay. So, and and I looked um at least what what it's saying is um the
rules and regulations are not um part of the town charter or the bylaws. It's a sub level. So we can we can work those >> and and come up with uh you know refine them, >> restructure them. >> Yes.
>> And then re-release them. >> That makes sense. >> And and um I I would just also confer with the town manager to make sure. Yeah. That that's an agreement >> um that we can do that. >> Yeah. You don't have to change. So you
don't have to change the the charter, right? >> Because the cha Well, every 10 years you can every 10 years, >> which I believe the 10 years is up >> next year, I believe. >> But we don't The charter it has it has it in there. I know it's a gray area, but that's that's what I'm saying.
>> It has your authority, but it also has us involved. But after 2001, when it got delegated, when it when it when it got taken away, I shouldn't say taken away from the DP uh the cemetery commission, but it got incorporated into the the DPW. or the
town. Now, it's the town's responsibility. And if you look through all my all the notes, >> it says you guys have to work with the DPW. give your input input to the DPW, not the other way around. Was it the way it was before before 2001 when Bill Gus
has turned it into >> What do you suggest to make sure that the cemeteries look perfect, if you want to use the word perfect, so that the grass doesn't grow over a certain
amount because you got other things you got to do. >> Well, >> how do we make it? That's >> do we do we get the part- timerrs to learn how to mow? Do we >> hire more part- timerrs? Do we hire >> I think a full-timer.
>> It all comes to down to funding. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> If we get more funding, we could do >> now if I get now if I get if I get a man if you if you guys were you guys wrote a letter to the town, right? Bill wrote a letter to the I believe to the town manager in the Sleman. Get me an extra worker. Now, if I can hire an extra
full-time employee, that's what that kid's gonna be doing. cutting all the time. I'll be cutting that. Then I can go talk to people, meet up with people, sell the lots. The kids are great. And I shouldn't say kids, but you know what I'm saying. The kids are great. They they weed whack. They cut. They clean
up. They do a great job. I don't want them cutting around 300 year old stones. Not that they can't, but they don't. You know what I mean? I need somebody. I need someone. I need somebody. >> That's what I'm trying to say. That's why I got so mad when you got when that happened. Two and a half inches. I couldn't even I mean I I cut how many
times did I cut a year? I cut both all three cemeteries what eight times? Eight times a year. >> So you're doing all the cutting yourself unless >> unless unless I call >> you cut the grass eight times a year. >> Yes. Well, that's >> how you would cut my grass more than that.
>> That's that's uh how many acres? You know, you got to think of that, >> right? >> No, you're right, Dave. We did hire we did hire Bolak and and Lake View to come in for for Memorial Day. Memorial Day. uh July 4th, Veterans Day, we always made sure,
>> you know, that's the biggest part. >> So when people say, "Well, Todd, how come the how come the south how come the south looks great in the north looks crappy?" Well, that's because I do a rotation. And when I when I expl I tried to say that at that meeting with with the border selecting gentleman that was sitting right next to me and he wouldn't
even look at me and I says, "What I do is I take I take the the south cemetery and I do the south and I do it in squares. I we whack. I I do that. Then I move to the next and I keep going around. Well, by the time I get done doing that, selling lots, doing burials, by the time I get to the north, the grass is four or five inches, six inches
high. So that's the rotation I do. So when people say, "Well, why do you even bother cutting the north?" I mean the old sections. Just cut where the the new barrels are. That's not That's not the way to do that. I I that is my responsibility. There's nobody left alive for that for the old section.
>> So I take full responsibility, which I'm supposed to. So I do the road and when I explain that to the people then they're like I get it. Okay. You got to do what you got to do. That's why I need another man. If I can get one more person I I think we'll be okay, you know.
>> So I I was supposed to write a letter but I haven't done it yet. Did you say you wrote a letter to or you you requested that? >> I had um they wanted me to put together goals and objectives. Mhm. >> So, one of my goals was to hire a
full-time person in the cemeteries. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> I I think it'll go a long way if you guys write something, too. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'll follow up and do that, then. >> I'll I'll let you see. >> And the only reason I say two papers, I I just think five papers when you hand somebody five papers of rules and
regulations and half of them don't even belong, it's it's directed towards the DPW and the 17th superintendent. You know, >> two pages, three, four, five. it remember it all goes by this the the type and the >> you know the spacing I don't think it
really what I would like to find out though is do any of the colleges have programs for >> agricultural >> horicult yeah >> or agricultural or horicultural
>> so that we can hire them and use their credit you know you you sign up >> like an internship >> internship thank you Sure. >> Can we do an internship? >> That's that's something. But see, that's that's something where >> again you have to pay for that.
>> I mean, if the town says no, there is no paid for. >> An internship wouldn't wouldn't be a paid position, right? >> Typically, yes, >> it is. Well, >> I I think I think we can solve a lot of problems if I can get one more employee, you know. >> But I'm saying if the town doesn't do the employee,
>> can we do an intern? Because some interns are not paid. They're they're done by credit. Yes, you're right. >> The school credit they get. >> Mhm. >> So, >> but I don't think somebody wants to be working outside cutting grass and not getting paid, >> especially when it's 85 degrees out.
>> Exactly. I mean, >> you have to find out how much he's going to I mean, a college student's not going to get paid the same as a regular full time, right? Yeah. >> Well, the the thing is with a full-time employee also, he he could do the same thing I do when
>> when it snows, he he that now Bill's got another man to drive because God, we we need >> I agree with you. I agree with you. I'm just saying if the town doesn't >> I I I think the town will cuz I think they can see, you know, I mean, they they can I think people see how hard I work down there. And,
>> you know, I'm here I am asking for help. So, look at the camera. Hey, I need some help, you know. Okay. Next. >> So, did you want to put your thoughts then together on on the rules and regulations or the the areas that are
sticky points and we'll uh >> I just think we just have to Yeah. Yeah. We'll do that. Yeah, we can do that. >> I'll I'll look at where these things are posted. They're >> you know, we have them on our page and and here's where there's >> discrepancy. So when we get everything
done, we can say here repopulate this thing, >> right? Cuz when we get >> I read them over already. There is one section that I I will recommend a change to, >> which is the >> putting the flowers just in the front and not in the back of >> those.
>> Yeah, we want to we want to get that taken care of before we start getting into the into selling those new lots. And you know, we want to all be on the same page. And like I said, the last meeting we had, you know, there's a couple things that we really need to to straighten out. We can't allow
>> what happened happen. There's a couple things that we got to talk about and how we how we got to deal with it. I mean, >> it makes sense. Sure. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, we'll we'll put together our recommendations and >> have them ready for the next meeting. >> Okay, that makes total sense.
>> Okay. and that'll give me time to and I don't know if you want to also check the other towns and see what they charge and >> okay I'll look into that I do have >> I do have some of the paperwork from >> I think it's two years ago >> are you talking about the sale of lots
right now >> how much they charge yeah the other >> okay so lots yes >> yeah I don't think we should check like the cities I think we should check towns like towns in Ashb >> yeah if you want to raise them if you want to raise the Great. Yeah. We want to make sure we get everything all set,
>> right? >> So, why don't you and I collectively do that. >> Okay. >> And then we can >> Okay. >> See what we come up with >> because I think it makes sense. >> Is that legal to do? >> The two of us get together and
>> Well, no, we don't have to. We can just >> We don't have to get together. >> No, you're just going to search. I'm going to search. We're going to compare what we what we find. >> Yep. Bring it back here and talk about it, >> right? >> Yeah. I think I have. >> Okay.
Um, let's see here. Okay. I think I think we covered that pretty well. >> Grants we can do next month next time. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> And did we have a time? Did you do you happen to reserve any further room time
or um is is this good to meet the uh last Thursday of the month or >> th Yes, Thursdays are okay with me. What did you want to change it? >> No. Did Did I'm ask Did you um reserve
the room for next month? >> Oh, hold on. I'll check my calendar. >> So, it would be the 26th of March. >> Hold on. Um No, I got to go reserve it. >> Okay. >> I'll do it tomorrow morning >> or tomorrow sometime.
>> That's all I did, but I don't have it in my calendar. >> March 19th. >> So, do you want to make it the >> date? They said the 26th. >> Oh, 26. >> Do you have it down in your calendar? >> No, I don't have it. >> I don't either. >> So, you probably didn't do it. >> We've been gone for a long time. Yeah, I
think you just did the block of the last three months. >> Yeah. So, I'll do March, April, May, and June. >> Sounds good. >> I'll do four months. >> March, April, May, and June. You said the last Thursday of the month.
>> It's usually the third or fourth week of the month. Yes. >> Well, >> so normally I'll try to do the fourth. >> You want to do the fourth? Okay. I'm going to pencil that in. It's the 23rd of April. >> March. April, May, and June,
fourth week. I have to check their calendar and see if it's blocked out already. If it's not, then we can get in approve it. >> Sounds good. 7:16. I make a motion we adjourn.
Unless you have something else to go at. >> I think we're good. >> I second the motion. >> All in favor? I I Okay. All right.