[Music] f welcome everybody to the Milton Public
Library trustees meeting March 10th uh we have a forum so I'll call the meeting to orb uh next on our list is citizen speak we do have a visitor tonight Sean Bentley uh is joining us uh welcome Sean
thank you Jim any other words before we move on don't no I don't have anything to report I thank you all for having me it's and yes I looking forward to watching the
meeting in this meeting in person thank you awesome thank you Sean all right moving on to the secretary's report U uh looking to discuss in a motion to approve the secretary's uh minutes for our meeting on January 13th I'll move
to that motion John's moved Chris did you second yep I'll second all in favor I I I thank you moving on to item four report of the
building committee turn it over to you Chris is there a quick update on the parking um I don't have any updates since our last meeting so excellent [Laughter]
report all right moving on to number five budget and finance report on the fiscal 26 budget any updates will so um I don't have any solid updates to provide on the budget process I know a
lot of people are kind of following along um with the the school committee meetings the select board meetings um there an override will be on the ballot for April but I don't know yet what that dollar amount is going to
be um I had a meeting with uh Brian McGuire from the warrant committee this morning he is um in charge of the library subcommittee he's new to the warrant committee um we met for little
over an hour going through the budget um it he asked a lot of good questions but he was new to the process so I explained uh state aid and the municipal appropriation requirement and the materials expenditure requirement so there was a little bit of uh of a you
know re-education on some of those points uh he did not have any insights to share as far as what the funding situation looked like um that being said the last time I spoke with the Town Administrator who is still waiting for
guidance from the select board he is preparing um alternate budgets for if the if the override passes if the override doesn't pass uh Etc um and in one of those conversations he had
mentioned that one of the drafts um most of the departments were looking at about a 3% reduction um and so I I be I based an impact statement uh based on about a 3% reduction in library funding which would
be about $70,000 now this may have changed for other departments so I can't speak to what what the actual numbers are going to be I haven't gotten any new numbers from uh Nick Milano but uh I did prepare
an impact statement that I haven't shared out except for with the trust um I did have a conversation with Nick outlining what um some of the considerations would be and they're not um too unusual from what we've talked
about in previous years and thankfully we haven't had to do this in a long time um I I talked with Nick Milano and the town accountant Amy Dexter about um the pros and cons of cutting people
versus times uh as far as impact on the community they felt very strongly that while in many departments cutting people causes uh an outcry for the library cutting hours causes a larger
outcry uh regardless if we cut people we'd have to probably cut ours but the this impact statement to get to the about $70,000 um would look at the elimination of Sunday hours um which is 24
week or 24 days during the calendar year um the elimination of Summer Saturdays which is eight weeks during the calendar year and then reduction to books and material budget um the three of those together come really close to about
$70,000 and the reduction of books takes us below the state the the reduction of books would take us below the state minimum and so I we would explain I have this you know um that could put us in jeopardy of losing $70,000 in state aid
uh in fiscal 26 um we know that we we may be able to make up for that um through the foundation or through friends donations but at the time of the budget approval we would be below the state uh minimum requirements for
that so that's what that's what I am proposing would be reductions if we need to make or propose reductions in an impact statement um there are other ways to do it I mean if we um if we are
cutting these hours on the weekends there's a potential to save some money in the electric or electricity budget however uh anybody who's paid heat and electric bills this winter knows that that's going up not going down so I think maybe I put a $10,000 reduction but maybe a $5,000
reduction would be more realistic um we'd use a little bit less Water and Sewer so I mean it could kind of take pennies away here and there but for significance um Summer Saturdays Sundays
the alternative is a part-time library assistant which is 25,000 we'd still then have to cut either Saturdays or Sundays as well uh and then that would leave a short many nights and other shifts throughout uh throughout the work
week um these hours that I'm suggesting are all overtime or differential hours so they're paid at a premium um so it wouldn't have a direct imp would would have an impact on staff earnings but not
their based salary yes is what I would say so that yeah that's what I'm presenting as potential again this is I just want to be prepared for when and if the select board or the Town Administrator comes to us with you're going to have a cut and this is what it might be um we went into this process us
thinking if we went to an override it might be an opportunity to expand services but it sounds like it's just an opportunity to maintain services so so the Alternatives you have highlighted on this page replace they wouldn't completely replace
the the front page it's a you on this two-page sheet it would it's just Alternatives if you would would want to consider um an employee versus Sunday hours or um versus books and materials in this Gates
would be a part-time library assistant that's right and so just so we know what that impact would look like yes please uh um so again the part-time is fill in a lot of the nights and the weekends so
it might be reducing one of the nights of the week that we're open um it might So that's its impact the nights open that's far I was getting to yeah so that would be an impact to night's open but also it would more than likely be um after bumping and moving around it would
potentially lead to us no longer having a part-time right now we have a part-time library assistant who's in the teen room every afternoon so that we're able to offer teen programming every afternoon that position would likely be the one
that would go away so we'd have a reduction in teen programming without a reduction in teens and demand for it um so there it could have a pretty significant triple down effect um if we do that um because Andrea has been here
now for about a year and a half and either Tyler leaves the room to do some programming or she's doing programming in the teen room um she does crafting programs in there so yeah I I think that would be pretty
detrimental to um to teen Services I agree anybody else have questions I don't see any hands raised online are you looking for direction from us at this point or no I just I'm looking I guess for support that if this is where
we're going um I I just want us to be prepared as a board for if if there's going to be Cuts I wanted to get this work done and if there were people Chris is giving a thumbs up uh if if there's this was totally objectionable would go back to
the drawing board I have a thumbs up because I can't find oh there's raise a hand I'm raising a hand sorry um I'm just wondering if um anyone any one of the trustees is going to the selectboard meeting to try
to um talk to the budget and how it relates to the library um I think the meeting is tomorrow night right um so I've I've been working I've been talking to Nick Milano about this
um because every couple weeks he'll tell me be prepared to come to the select board meeting and then he'll tell me not to come to the select board meeting because they're still just talking about the schools um he has planned for the library DPW and one or two other departments to come present impact
statements um but he has not indicated that tomorrow night's the night for those impact statements but he we I've been saying that we're ready to do do it whenever it's a you know they're going to get to our parts of the budget it doesn't mean they won't go out of order and do it tomorrow night on
their own right I just know they're looking for a lot of people to come and speak to the impact of the size of the override um regardless of whether we've been specifically invited or not so this is tomorrow night's meeting I
think it's T8 so I think they're just trying to get people you know citizens concerned about the override and the size of the override and the impact that it could have and um it sounds I'm not sure if they're going to calculate the amount or they're just going to pick some amount and then
fit into it or not or you know give each budget this one's a 3% this one's a stay as is or um it doesn't seem like there's a real formula for how they're doing it right now I can confirm that I'm I don't know that
there's any for formula for what they're what they're doing right now yeah okay all right I I do know the warrant committee's meeting tonight too and I don't know if that will have if they're going to report out tomorrow night to
the select board okay they could be all right but this is your statement here in in the package right will so yeah that's that's my a draft statement for when and if they ask and this is kind of starting around a 3% reduction
yep okay let me know will when I can go with you okay thank you any other discussion on that before we move on yeah press John any update yeah the
U Capital Improvement committee we're going to finalize it Wednesday looks like we're going to get our generator is finally going to excellent the part of the uh recommended package we'll see how that
gets As It Gets buffeted By all these other requests but so far and Richard Wells um spoke very strongly in favor as did Nick Milano so so uh it looks like
it finally might make it yeah that's what I've heard too awesome I mean how long has it been three years it leasts three years the proc it well I mean you know the big
surprise this year was the renovation of uh Cunningham oh the third because it was they approved two and a half million last year and now they got we're approving three million more so and then
you know that the fire station that and then you know the possibility of the new school has sucked up a lot of right Capital so all right so and I think we lost power twice whatever the week was that you had that conversation so and then
people who are town meeting with the library was affected the same night that town meeting lost powers and then the next day they must have been working on something cuz we lost power like three times wow it was like only a minute but it's still right
right any other questions for John in your pack it was the quarterly Treasures report anybody have any questions for either will or Michael just so people see we there's one of the documents is a check Ledger from the checks that have been written
out for the last 6 months to a year almost now and then the other document is a more full report from Bartholomew than their regular monthly report it's a quarterly report uh the Rockland Trust statement hasn't come yet so that was
wasn't able to include it very good make a motion to to uh approve the treasur report looking for a second online thank all in favor I thank
you all right moving on to Personnel committee [Music] um quick update on Personnel committee about three weeks ago uh the annual survey went out we currently do not have any results but we'll hopefully will
have results for the May meeting right that's the plan Paul um compiled the survey based on previous years added and subtracted a little bit and he has the access to the back end of that and the results so once he'll share that with me
once it's finalized and I'll put it into some sort of package perfect thank you can I interrup I'm sorry I can't find my hand sorry no that's okay um I don't I don't know if any of the other IES have taken the
survey but I noticed a problem with it so I suggest that you all take it um at least if we're not taking it we can't be expecting the public to take it but there's a mistake in it that I reported to will which is that there's a question
about the pandemic in it so um anding I had several times I had to go through it several times and I'd get like two pages in and it would pop up and say you know I don't know I forgot what it said but it would set me back a page and then I
have to retype the second page again and then I'd go to the second page and the third page and then it would throw out the third page and tell me to start again or it was very it was acting very weird I don't know um what that was but definitely somebody else should notice
the question in there so hopefully everyone's responding and encouraging people to respond I um I know one of the friends took it really early on and mentioned the thing about the pandemic and I shared that with Paul so I I think there's still a way for him to change it
while it's live but he had to go away last minute for the weekend which is why he's not here but I'll catch up with him tomorrow y than you well thank you will all right nominating committee Chris any update there or um we're
trying to um schedule a meeting um a little challenging and I was waiting to get Mike um I guess confirmed that he's running um before we had a you know a final meeting but um so we haven't met yet but I'm hoping to do that in the
next week or two um and then we'll report I think just back on the May town meeting you usually meet like yes before the town meeting is that is that okay that's plan that's the plan we schedule it to meet uh at the
high school before town meeting okay all right we should be have something by then so uh number eight is Personnel committe again um we did that already unless you want to talk about it again other committee reports I you know
I'll just say one other thing is that the equity and inclusion subcommittee is meeting March 20th March 20th in the morning we're going to start planning the open house for 2025 that was actually one of my
questions thank you PM glad you said am I thought I am I will confir think it's I'm pretty it's always been in the morning okay just to confirm the
Thursday after Labor Day um we don't have a date that is part of the meeting right um but I think Here Comes okay um think that that was
the I think that's what we [Music] said of course I'll I'll try to look that up and that just like to W welcome highest into the meeting nice to see you we have some people online
just Michael cindu and Chris are on I'm gonna find this um let see no I'm not Jamie s that was an attachment there it is um September 4th is what the preliminary
date is but it could be the 11th so we don't it's we're looking at those days right now thank you all right number 10 the library director's report well over to you I'll actually give you 10 minutes yeah
seriously we'll see what I can do um where I so just wanted to mention a few things um since last we met um one was going to be that the war committee um joined or a
war Committee Member joined me this morning but I mentioned that earlier uh the other thing I want to mention is that we had um two really successful speaker programs since last we met um in February we had Dennis leaine uh we had
about 400 of his cousins in the attendance that night um it definitely felt like everybody knew him uh I thought that was a an exceptionally good program in that Courtney Sullivan joined us and mced it and was had a
conversation I I think we could have listened to her asking questions for an hour and a half they were they had a good report we were really fortunate and Dennis was excellent and um I don't know if I reported at the last meeting or if words gotten round but Dennis donated
back um the entire of his speaker Fe to the library um so Not only was he excellent he gave a great pitch for libraries too at the event great pitch great pitch for libraries because they really saved him as as a kid um and he
also gave back the the the money for the speaker fee um so that's was great and then um last Thursday at Pierce we hosted Grace Lynn who's a a children's author from Western Mass uh she writes
picture books but also story books for uh Elementary School ages and a little bit up above that she's an author and an illustrator I I also thought she was great because she got the audience involved we had about a hundred uh kids families uh at that event um she talked
about how an idea becomes a book um it was like the old school how a bill becomes a law one kid was the art director and one kid was the editor and somebody was the printer and somebody was you know all the different steps it takes and she was she was really good
and she did some a little bit of reading um not only did we have a great Milton audience but people came from other communities um to to come see her and Dennis leane had the longest autograph line I've seen but hers took the longest
um she spent a lot of time with everybody a lot of pictures being taken with her and um there's a gardening group at Pierce that met with her beforehand because she also has a gardening related book and so they they read it together and then had a picture
taken with her um so that was those were both really good speaker events and a good way to spread news about the library um a couple of other building related things um we finally finished the technology upgrades in the story
hour room these were funded by the foundation um they now have a screen and a projector and new sound system for whether they want to have music show movies in there instead of going all the way downstairs there's also a hookup so they can have uh play the switch uh
video games in there um they and they've already been using it uh that was put in by oers who did the keys room as well um Town wise um the Dei committee has
been since last we met did a um a number of uh open houses uh at the police station the fire station the library DPW and Town Hall kind of trying to reintroduce uh Dei to town employees but also try to
get a baseline of um people's not not just Dei but also sense of belonging within the the community and um sense of belonging within their department so we've been there's group of about six of us that are working on that for the town
winter town meeting we can get to a little bit later on um excuse me will I think the last speaker the children speaker that we had promoted Dei she did promote Dei as well yeah it was uh it was one of the more diverse audiences we've had for for a
program like that too which was great um I've been in I've been in contact with DPW about uh reinstalling some little free libraries that need a little bit of help uh we're going to wait till the spring when things are a bit a little bit weather's works better and the grounds a little
softer um on the Statewide level uh we've had new bills introduced in the state house for this session on the ebook Bild um I've also been invited to a summit that's going to be taking place in Connecticut in May about um a
national agenda for ebook pricing uh myself and a couple other Massachusetts people will be there as well as people from uh um many states uh we're just trying to see if we can take local efforts nationally and put more pressure
on Publishers to um offer fairer pricing for ebooks uh but the legislation in Massachusetts is sponsored by representative Brian Murray and senator Paul Feeny um we have a number of freedom to read legislation bills again there's two
main ones one uh introduced by Senator Seer and one in similar language introduced by representative Moran um and we're working with all of these legislators on uh potential briefings and hearings the freedom to
read legislation is um anti-censorship legislation um there has been a bill introduced in the house from the cape it's a Citizens petition it's not sponsored by a legislator but it's a Citizens
petition um that would call for more censorship so we're also fighting that bill uh we talking to legislators they don't think they'll go anywhere because it's not even sponsored by an actual legislator it was introduced by one but not sponsored by one it won't go anywhere never those never go anywhere
thanks Michael yeah it was I can't remember who it is but it's uh I think it was Yarmouth or fouth was the rep um and we're already working with the committee members we're going to be reviewing that that legislation so um will do you know what committee they
want to the they go to tourism arts and culture Comm and that used to be chaired by r d and I it's a new chair this year I think it's still Senator Mark Paul Mark
in um the house side is somebody uh Sean garelly I think right right right yeah um so that's who we'll be working with on that legislation um we're also working with the m Board of Library Commissioners to
see that they're funded adequately this year we received $70,000 in state aid we want that budget level or increase so we continue to receive the $70,000 uh in state aid um so hopefully that that will will go on um how am I
over my 10 minutes yet yeah um any update on Von residence yes I'll so the writer I have the good news and the bad news on the writer and residence good news is like every program that Calvin henck has offered has basically been full he's been doing writing workshops
that have been full and he's done other side projects that have been full he wants to do more than we're going to let him do because we don't want him to overextend himself as a writer in Residence the bad news is somehow I got roped into doing a program with him in
April on right W yeah I'm not a writer um I it's writing it's I don't even know what what but our title is exactly yeah but it's basically it's like writing from Nostalgia and um it's along this trend
of we're getting boxes with baseball cards from the unopened boxes of baseball cards from like the 80s or 90s and kind of like passing them out opening up and that using that as an example of how things bring uh listen the way these programs happen I
don't know you going to come no uh so that's that's a program that that Calvin's like all right let's do this I'm like I'll I'll try not to you'll be great well I'll try not to slow him down you'll be great uh but he did a
program two weekends ago with his son which was great that was more e comic based one so um so that was really good uh briefly I'm I'm running the ocl and ILS task force which is as exciting as it sounds we're reviewing whether to
continue using workflows which is the thing that checks in and out the books it does more than that um we're we're reviewing other options uh to for oal to use um I'm also on the assessment task force that's important to us because
that's how much money each Community has to give towards ocn um we've used different formulas over the years some of it's based on usage some of it's based on size of the Town some of it's based on an eqv which is the lottery formula for how
they give out Lottery funds so it's trying to figure out what works best I have a meeting on that tomorrow and then I'll mention I went last week to the mass School Library Association conference which was I was a fish out of water I went there to speak
about um all this legislation that we have because we work with the mass School Library Association on it but it was also was a an opportunity for me to talk to people um about the kind of the similarities and differences between
public liers and public schools but what what I'm getting to is we have introduced these these bills for freedom to read legislation and like you know we've been very fortunate not to receive too much difficulty or challenge here at the public library but we know the public schools in Milton have have seen
that uh have seen challenges and seen push back on some of the books uh that are in the public schools and some of that curriculum so um often the public School see it before the public libraries um but it it also showed that
we've been talking internally that we want to be more supportive of our Public Schools especially Josh coin who's the elementary school level librarian who's faced most of the push back uh so it was good to interact with school librarians and I'll finally say that we're wrapping uh getting ready to roll
out Patron point which is going to be the the automated process by which when people sign up for library cards we will send them uh an email welcome and then a week later an email this is what we have to offer uh and come to the book shop that kind of thing so um that kind of be
kind of a step towards a welcoming package uh that we're working on um other than that um all the stats and the figures are in in the um the packet but it was a it was a monster month for digital digital just keeps growing I
thought it would slow down or level off but it's been it's been growing with over almost 4,300 ebooks last month so um and a lot lot of digital use but I wanted to highlight some of the things that aren't in the numbers so awesome
thank you any questions for will no just when are we going to get the bathrooms done uh we have the bathrooms clean M multiple times a month now no we want to have them updated upgraded rather you know they need
upgrading and then get the rooms so painted them we've had them painted uh two years ago we painted them but we can can we're we're trying to make a more of a concerted effort on cleaning them that's why we have an outside company
cleaning them now and not the cleaners um and good we could talk about replacing some of the fixtures in the too yeah so we do have an outside cleaner coming in well so we have an outside cleaner specifically for the bathrooms
called Citron and then we've been working with it's not Service Pro but it sounds like Service Pro uh and probably what's going to be a four-step cleaning um of the whole Library like a deep clean one will be um stairwells and one
will be carpeted areas but it's going to be a multi multi-level project yeah and how often does the outside one come in for the Citron they come in uh at least once a month if not twice yeah and they might they monitor all the public
restrooms um they do deep cleans on not these are deep cleans not they don't get regularly cleaned daily the cleaners are here every day okay um they don't get deep cleaned by the cleaners they get deep cleaned by Citron
Citron um I mentioned that to the warrant Committee Member I spoke to this morning about the cleaning of the library and is inadequate so he's aware of that I said that Consolidated facilities does a good job of doing their thing but the
cleaning contract leave leaves something to be desired yeah and then of course we're still the building and grounds and we're working on getting the the earn the earns right
refurbish yeah correct yeah any other questions or what I don't know because um we haven't done any artwork for a long time and um everything seemings in good standing and of course you did get the insurance updated on them so we don't have to
worry about that but um I think perhaps it should we should start look to get something a little bit more okay you know more art art yeah so will you did your 10 and 11 together um um yes yes I did Communications and next
with the library Partners Paul's not here but you leave you any update uh Paul spoke at Dennis leane I spoke on behalf of the foundation at Grace Lyn they sent out a
letter to previous donors from the last two or three years uh just saying thank you it was not a direct solicitation message it was this this is what we've been doing with your money oh if you want to give money here you can um so they just did that in the last couple of
weeks okay yeah good all right other businesses anybody have anything else to bring up very good all right on to our policy review we've been looking at two policies during each uh meeting uh and our first one is exhibits and display
um the exhibit and display policy is for the primarily the use of W's gallery on the first floor um we just wanted to review this one there's the only change is I took out places where things were mentioned twice uh so there are things
mentioned on the first page which is the actual application page that are then listed further on in the actual um policy so I just removed those from from the um application page it was
other than that we didn't see and I should say for both of the policies we're looking at tonight um Sarah and myself review them and then whatever staff members might have anything to do with them uh in this case Jean uh fat had the most impact on the exhibit
display she also looked at the meeting room as did Sally as did uh Sally Lawler Tory fist for children's and uh Dian done as well for technology but anyway any questions on the exhibits and
display policy if not I'll take a motion to approve so moved thank you he all in favor I I thank you all right our second one meeting room use policy these a little
bit more uh changes to that one based on the winter town meeting and the passing of alcohol on Town property in town building sorry not property in town right exactly um so there are a couple changes I'll I'll
highlight them this policy got changed a little bit more it's about timing pricing and alcohol so um currently the policy says that meetings must journ 15 minutes prior to the library's
closing uh we say that and then people don't finish until 5 minutes beforehand so we want to move it back to a half an hour before the library closes and then expect them hopefully to be done by quarter of because on a night when there's only four or maybe five staff
members working going down and getting people to move along can be a can be a challenge so um that's one another uh update is just saying that uh we have smart screens now um a coup I'll go
through so um in Bull bullet number six is where we update 30 minutes bullet number 16 we add language saying that sometimes we will um cancel a meeting room or not allow it due to building and parking
concerns we added and parking concerns because sometimes uh if we have one program we know the parking lot will be full so we don't want to offer a second program we already do that it's just not in the policy uh bullet 18 adds from 15
to 30 minutes bullet 19 adds that we have smart screens now and just changes the language about arranging for staff to train um which we do now bullet 20 updates that we have speakers in a microphone because it's not mentioned
elsewhere um pricing I'm suggesting that we increase um the keys room pricing um from 75 to 125 and the conference room from 75 I'm sorry from 50 to
75 um we have an increase these in six or seven years it's still very inexpensive uh when we looked at using the Pierce or the um Milton High School auditorium it's several hundred dollars
can you review we don't charge everyone do we yeah so that's a great question Jim um the local nonprofit We I mean we charge maybe 20 people a year tops it's not a huge Money Maker for the library because we don't charge Town boards or committees we don't
charge local nonprofits so like Boy Scouts could use it the softball committee could use it um melted nonprofits melted nonprofits yeah so the people who Su in school committ can use it people who sometimes rent it uh would
be realtors for realtor meetings Hospital occasionally for off-site meetings um yeah so it's not a a huge but we wanted to get closer to what actual going price is and because it does take
staff time sometimes to set up breakdown the room and to train people how to use the equipment so um it's still lower than prices charged elsewhere uh in Milton it's closer to what's being charged by other libraries so that's the
pricing piece um 25 just says that we only advertise for library programs not um somebody who's renting the rooms programs and then we come to Bullet 20 no 30 36 um and I'll read this for those
online who might not have it in front of them this is the alcohol one so it would be adding a bullet that says the use of alcoholic beverages is restricted to library sponsored programs events and events sponsored by the friends of the library or Milton Library
Foundation exceptions may be requested and the decision will be made by the library trustees uh second bullet upon approval from the library trustees the individual group must request a one-day liquor license from the select board and must
obtain requisite amounts of insurance and indemnify the town and must provide tips certified bartenders that second bullet language is taken from the town meeting article that was uh approved and the first part of the the first bullet
um agrees with the town meeting article and that the trustees must approve it um as well as the select board and it and it outlines the majority or the reason the majority of the times that alcoholic beverages would be allowed on or would
be requested would be a couple times a year for Library sponsor programming so uh it sets the expectations and that's just my suggested language there um so the article reference the
trustees yes violating the spirit of this the trustees or their designate we could put that in okay I you put that in the policy or you can do that as like a separate Vote or whatever you want to
do yeah I mean I don't care but it just seems to me yeah I understand what you're saying yeah you should yeah you would have to see every single one that we're gonna be like well I the delay and right okay I could add
um and the decision will be made by the library at the end of the first B but made the library trustees or their designate gu who are yeah I'm wonder that makes any other questions for will you
would also have to add upon approval from the library trustees yeah there places thanks all right if there's no other questions I'll take a motion with those changes that we just
[Music] made all in favor thank you any other business before we move on to Future meetings we appear to have lost Chris yeah she was only going to stay for so
long all right uh April is committee meetings um our next meeting will be prior to town meeting in May on May 6th at the high school will will let us know a couple days before which room we
in uh and then our regular next schedule meeting is May 12th depending on how long town meeting goes so I before you before you run off uh there are 36
confirmed articles for town meeting right now with four potential additional articles and then two three seven that are zoning bylaws that might be pushed
off so uh October yeah so I mean you're talking minimum 36 potentially 40 worst case scenario 47 sorry I don't want to scare
you but it's normal yeah very good uh and items for the may may meeting will be the building committee and the finance me right um and I think now um I might add U Equity an inclusion
because pleas all right so and great you need to add Personnel committee as well I put that in my notes yes thank thank you agenda with that I'll take a motion to
adjourn so moved thank you all in favor all right thank you thank you Michael thanks Michael thanks okay thank you bye by bye [Music]
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