Speaker 1: Very good. Well, I will call this meeting to order at seven o'clock. And as I was just saying, the announcements may be longer than the rest of the meeting put together. This meeting is being recorded and is being broadcast on Pegasus to comment or ask a question. Use the raise your hand function if you're on a phone. What else would you be on? Press star nine. An individual wishing to speak during public speak or during a public hearing must display their first and last name on their screen before their microphone can be unmuted to make changes in your name. It is as it appears on the screen in Zoom.
Click on participants to open the participants menu. Hover your cursor over your entry and click on more. Click on rename and type in your first and last name. And with that excitement, public speak, we Speaker 2: Do have one person raising their hand, Carol. Speaker 1: Okay, let me, let me do the intro for public speak first. Thank you. Any indi. Any individual may raise an issue that is not included on the agenda and will be taken under advisement by the board. There'll be no opportunity for debate
during this portion of the meeting. Any individual addressing the board during this section of the agenda shall be limited to five minutes and true confessions. I am not surprised that Carol is here and happy to, I'll turn this over to her for your public speak, Ms. Gl. Speaker 3: Thank you very much. So I'm Carol Gl. For anybody who doesn't know who I am and I'm a member of the board of Yes for Natick Yes for Natick is a political action committee with a mission to share information about our town and town government
and to encourage civic engagement and participation. I'm here tonight to announce an event we are planning for Thursday, January 8th. That's three weeks from tomorrow night at 7:00 PM and it's entitled The Changing Face of Natick Center. The evening will bring together four perspectives on our beloved Natick Center and the development that is underway and what we might see in the years to come. Our panel will include Jamie Erickson, Natick Town Administrator, Heather Rockwood, executive director of the Natick Center Cultural District,
Stu Rothman, president of First Cambridge Realty, and owner of the Clark's Block and the new the Block, both in Natick Center and James McGrath, senior VP of Stonegate, which is a developer of several projects in Natick Center, including 13 West Central 45, east Central, 21 Summer Street, and 11 South Maine. This event will be on Zoom and with later telecast on Natick Pegasus. This is not gonna be an in-person event, it's, it's Zoom and then again later telecast the public is invited
to register and submit questions for our panel in advance of the event and go to yes for natick.org. And that's, I'm gonna spell that 'cause sometimes people don't, you know, think the four is a number. So it's Y-E-S-F-O-R-N-A-T-I-C-K dot ORG. And just as a reminder, the event is Thursday, January 8th at 7:00 PM Thank you for listening and thank you for giving me the time to make this announcement tonight. I appreciate it. Thanks.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. And I take it that is Carol's hand that's raised? Speaker 3: Yes. I will lower that. Speaker 1: Okay, great. Thank you very much. Is there anyone else? I see no one else wishing to speak. So we'll Mo Mo move on the order of the day, which is development review public hearings 52 Everett Street. Amanda, do you want to kind of give the, the short and sweet of what, what, what our calendar is going to look like for this project? Speaker 2: Yeah, so this project is ongoing for OSRD
as you're aware, but they are coming in front of the board for a scenic road modification, which also is a joint meeting with the tree warden. We were able to schedule that based on the submittal of the application on January 14th and the tree warden will be present. So based on that information and the board wanting both to kind of go forward at the same time, it was agreed that we would con continue this without testimony to January 14th so that the OSRD bylaw or OSRD project decision
and the scenic road modification public hearing would be on the same night. Speaker 1: Good. Then could I hear a motion to continue this public hearing to the date proposed January 14th, so moved. Second. Moved by Mr. Meyer is second, second, second by my, by Mr. Landry. This has to be roll call, vote 'cause we're all, we're not together. Mr. Meyer. Meyer. Aye. Mr. Landry. Landry. Aye. Mr. Cloutier. Cloutier. Speaker 2: Aye. Speaker 1: And Evan's. Aye. So that stands continued to January 14th.
Amanda, do you wanna provide a quick update in terms of the, the meeting calendar? I know much of it will be postponed to the next meeting. Speaker 2: Yep. So we're gonna postpone that until Peter is available, but we will just be meeting on January 14th at seven o'clock as we usually do, and then January 28th and then we'll get the rest of the dates on the 14th. Speaker 1: Very good. Yeah, that will, Peter is kind of in the, we can get dates that he, that he knows he can make.
So any other questions or things to note about the calendar? Speaker 2: No. Speaker 1: Okay. Speaker 4: I gave, I gave you my comments earlier. Yeah, Speaker 2: I've got Okay. If you've, if people have sent them I have 'em. It was just, we didn't have, I know Peter was looking at his, so, okay. Speaker 1: So, and, and I admire people who can actually figure out their calendars that far ahead. Mine seems to be full of things that pop up at the weirdest times. So, so we have the planning board fee scheduled. Do you want Amanda to, to touch in on that
or do you want, do you wanna hold that off till hold off Speaker 2: Until January on that one as well. Speaker 1: Okay. So is there any other business of the, the board don't all rush at once Speaker 4: Other than wishing everybody a safe and happy holiday season. Speaker 1: So, and, and and with that, is that a, is that a motion to adjourn? Speaker 4: I think Andy was going there, but I'll let him do that. Speaker 1: Okay. Mr. Meyer move we adjourn. I'll second that. Mr. Alright. Motion made and seconded. All those in favor say aye. By name? Mr. Meyer? Aye.
Mr. Cloutier. Cloutier. Speaker 2: Aye. Speaker 1: Mr. Landry. Landry Speaker 4: Aye. Speaker 1: And Evans. Aye. That we, we stand then adjourned. See you in the new year. And thank you very much for the world's quickest meeting Speaker 2: You have 7 0 7. Speaker 1: Very good. And meeting Meeting finished wrapped up at 7 0 7. A wrap.