Thank you. Good afternoon. I'm now going to call the Wednesday, July 30th, 2025 meeting of the North County Commission to order. I'm going to read the executive order on remote participation. On March 28th, 2025,
Governor Healey signed into law House Bill 62, an act relative to extending certain COVID 19 measures adopted during the state of emergency, which includes a two-day, two-year extension of the option for public bodies to hold remote
meetings by suspending certain provisions of the open meeting law. That's general law, chapter 38, sections 18 through 25. That action was effective immediately extending the current option for remote meetings till June 30th,
2027. Thank you. I'm going to ask you can join me in saluting the flag. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
>> Thank you. >> I don't know what that was. Drop. I'm going to call the role. Commissioner Stadium. I am present, sir. >> Commissioner Collins. >> Yes, I am present remotely. >> And Chairman Shay is present. We have a full quorum today. Thank you. >> Oh. Um um Joe, if I may, you have my
permission to use my stamp today. And Richard, if there are warrants to be signed for the Aggie, um they have permission to use my stamp on that also. >> All right. Very good. >> Thank you. >> We haven't seen the Aggie yet, but I think >> he's he's in the building someplace. Yep. We're going to go right to executive
session item number three. If I could have a motion to go into executive session. >> And we will be returning. >> And we will be returning for the remainder of the agenda items. Thank you. >> Mr. Chairman, I'll move you to executive session pursuant to master general law
chapter 38 section 213 to discuss strategy with respect to collective bargaining and or litigation. If an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining and or litigating tradition of the public body and the chair so declares. There's my motion.
You have to declare. >> Second. Motion made and seconded to go into executive session and call the role. Commissioner Staty. >> I will say yes. >> Commissioner Collins. >> Yes. >> And chairman chair votes yes also. >> And you so declare >> and I so declare that executive session
is needed. Thank you very much. All set. >> Thank you, Bill. Welcome back. We're now back on regular session of our Wednesday, October 30th, 2025 meeting. Commissioners, I call your attention to
issue item number four, review of ratified ASK me contracts and related economic payment plans. Call on director Cronin. >> Thank you, Chairman. Um, good afternoon,
commissioners. Uh, for your attention today, I would like to address uh the bonus payment due to the registry of deeds union employees. As the commissioners know, earlier this month, um the registry deeds contract was ratified on July 2nd. Uh following that,
the maintenance unit was ratified. We are moving as quickly and efficiently as we can to see to it that the economic payments associated with that contract are fulfilled. Um today I'd ask for your um your support um and vote to authorize
the bonus payments um to the signing bonus payments to the registry union staff. Um next week we'll bring forth the cost of living allowances, longevity and other related economic payment requests uh for your consideration as
well. Excuse me. So this afternoon, uh, there are 25 members of the union at the registry of deeds. Um, your authority, uh, would allow through a vote today this payment to be made against the FY26
Registry of Deeds salary line 001.340 5100.00.0000.00 to each of the uh, 25 individuals that are listed on the attached page. Uh so through your vote today, we will authorize that under your authority pursuant to council's guidance.
>> Any questions of director Cronin relative to this matter? >> No, the uh the uh issue was thoroughly vetted and uh council did uh render an opinion
uh which I concur with. Um, obviously on any issue there's always many sides, but this is one where again I'm going to rely on council and I would move approval of that motion to fund the um uh fund the uh item for the contract
as read and uh authorized to pay $25,000 signing bonus to 25 union personnel at the registry of deeds that payments in accordance with the attached registry deeds like the buying agreement. The total amount will be paid out of the
fiscal uh 26 budget code as noted on our document and to the employees uh that have been itemized on our list. I'll just noted for the record but I didn't read their names but there are 25 names 25 employees each who received the bonus
in accordance to our vote. So that's what I'm moving. Mr. Chairman, >> I'll second that. I'll second that motion just for uh clarification and just the way you worded it, Richard. So, it's $1,000 per member. Is that Is that it, John? >> Yes. >> Okay. Yes, I'll second that.
>> Yeah. >> Okay. One time payment of $1,000. >> Right. >> Okay. Any other further discussions before I call the RO on the ratification of the ask me contract in related economic payments relative to
uh registry deed employment employees receiving a $1,000 bonus onetime payment. I'm going to take the role now. Next week, we will be addressing further uh economic payments
involved in the contract for all employees. Motion made and seconded. I'll take a roll call vote. Commissioner Sty, >> yes, sir. I vote yes. >> Commissioner Collins, >> yes. >> And Chairman Shay will vote yes. The
matter is adopted. Thank you very much. Number five, open session minutes of 12 July 15, 2025 ratified. >> I'm sorry. Approved. >> I'll move approval, Mr. Chairman, of the
minutes of July 15 as presented. >> Second. >> Motion made in first and second. Motion made in second. All in favor. >> Appointments. I have none. >> Number seven, public comment. At every meeting we allow public comment. If anyone has any public comment uh out in
Zoomland or personally uh now is the time to bring it forward. Public comment. >> Director, have you had anybody contact you relative to public? >> Uh just one chairman. Um, a neighbor here in Denim who's a longtime supporter of county government contacted me this
morning relative to ongoing safety within the the Denim complex as certain cases go forward. Um, it was a very productive phone call, very real, genuine call. Um, this particular neighbor has contacted uh the Denim Select Board um similarly to ask for
support. Um, she continues to very much appreciate your commitment to neighborhood safety and neighborhood cooperation. Um, I believe this neighbor's on the right track to find relief where it needs to come from, but she would have made it pass along her best wishes to you as well as her concerns. Noted.
>> Thank you. >> Last call for public comment. >> I always like to hear good things. >> Yeah. Any pudos? We'll take >> last call. Thank you. Bold business. I have none. Personnel matters for consideration. Commissioner Sty.
>> Mr. chairman move at the Northfor County Agricultural High School. Uh these all have to do there. First, we have two three retirements. Number one, notice retirement of Lauren Frasier as an instructor and the rate stated her
effective date is 6:3025. So moved. >> Second. >> Motion made second. All in favor? I. It is a vote. Thank you. Next, we're going to notice retirement of our former superintendent, John Martin, at the rate stated, effective date for John is
tomorrow, 7:31-25. So moved. >> I'll second it. And kudos to John. >> Motion made and seconded. All in favor? >> I vote. >> Wish you well, John. And third, we move notice for time from Melissa McKenna as an instructor. Effective date 6:3025. So
move. >> Second. >> Motion made and seconded. All in favor? >> I I vote. >> Congratulations to our retirees. >> Correct. >> Notice of promotion. Move approval of the notice of promotion of Nora Drabe uh as instructor
replacing Melissa McKenna and effective date was 8:25. So moved. >> Second. >> Motion made and seconded. All in favor? >> I was notice of appointment. Move approval of notice of appointment of Haley Gule
as the annual science four person replacing Nora Drabe like a domino effective date 8425. So >> second >> motion made and seconded. All in favor I congratulations >> and the last one address for address correction for Carlos Terron as a
substitute instructor at the rate stated effective date 72425. So moved. >> Second. >> Mush remain seconded. All in favor? >> I. Thank you. >> That concludes that. >> Thank you. Payable and expense warrants. It's right in front of you, Commissioner. >> Okay, we have three.
>> Thank you. >> I'll be glad to read for approval each one. The first one, we move approval of 26-4 payroll of the county. Move approval of a sum of $152,511.36. So moved. >> Second.
>> Motion made and seconded. All in favor? I. It is a vote. Thank you. Next new approval expense of the county of 07-0526 the sum $850 7 $850,1788 so moved >> second
>> motion made and seconded all in favor. >> Thank you. >> And the last item expenses school 26-01A move approval of sum $137,339.96. So moved >> second motion made second. All in favor I.
>> That concludes payroll and expense. >> Okay. >> Payroll and expense warrants for this week. Number 11, smoking policy for the North County complex for approval. I'm going to call on Director Cron. >> Thank you, Chair Mach. Uh,
commissioners, several weeks, couple months ago, we received a complaint uh from an employee in one of our buildings here in the Denim complex um that smoke from smokers outside a building um had found its way into um one of our
buildings and was disturbing the healthy environment we're trying to maintain within. Um after uh significant research um your packet will reveal some details from state law which is mass general law chapter 270 section 22 which is pretty
established law at this place at this point. It was put in place some years ago to define uh smoking in the workplace. Um then further the state promagated regulations 105 CMR 661 which uh took things as breaks usually
do a little further to describe for public agencies how they ought to handle working in the workplace excuse smoking in the workplace. Um regarding outside smoking um I was then directed having found nothing within general law regulation to local public health
regulations. Um, I've recently spent some time collaborating with Denim's public health manager, Melissa uh Manard, uh, to understand their public rights, which copy is also in your packet. Um, Denim's rags uh, direct smoking um, near a public building to be
at least 25, excuse me, 20 ft away from the building. And the intent there is to ensure that smoke does not make its way back into the space of work, our public buildings. Um collaborating with our facilities management team, we've identified areas within each of the um
major complex buildings where smokers ought to uh find their breaks. Um there'll be picnic tables or areas where they can um enjoy their smoking outside um at minimum of 20 ft from the building. So today, this policy upon your approval will be made known, posted
on our website and shared with the denim complex individuals so they know what the the ground rules are for um smoking outside the building. So with your approval today, we'll widely distribute this and inform people uh of this change. >> Thank you.
>> Any questions of the county director county commissioner stated? >> Yes, sir. For you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Um so this almost as tantamount to a change in working conditions, isn't it? More or less, we're saying you can go here, you
can't go there. And this is a great job, by the way. The amount of research you did, I wanted to come with you on that. >> Um, just as a safety net, do you think we should have council review it before we act on this? One of our several legal teams just in case it's something that I
don't want to have a lawsuit come back in before we act on it. I mean, is that something you would be comfortable with? >> Council has not looked at it. So, if that's your desire, more than not take away your work. Your work is terrific here, you know, but anytime I think about you're telling people where you
can and cannot go, it's a change in the working environment or condition. It could impact somebody. So, I'm thinking maybe have one of our labor lawyers look at it. Maybe look at it. >> Sure. We act on it. >> Post if you want to u >> continue this to a later date. If we
have move to I think it's great. May we move this item um concerning the smoking policy for the dating building complex. I will move we move it to uh I give a couple weeks refer to >> uh within I I might have it as early as next week.
>> Okay. So we move within the time period of uh August >> within the next week or two. >> Okay, that's fine. It's all right. Nice. >> I'm fine with that move. That's fine. >> Is that all right, Peter? Yeah, that's fine. Okay. >> Item number 11, I have a a motion to
refer this to council for review. Yes. Uh to be acted on at a later date. Okay. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Thank you. Zero. >> Just to be clear, commissioner, any other misgivings or comments about what you read that you Okay. >> No, I just was worried about the legal aspect. Somebody may be offended by it
and say, "Well, you know, whatever." So, no. No. Fine. It's fine. >> Number 12, reports from the procurement department. bid openings and contract awards. We have two discussions here today. >> Is Marin here? >> Yes, she is. >> All right, Mar, come on up to the big
seat. >> Hi, Mar. >> Thank you. >> Director of purchasing Marin Mchuan is here. First item is document consolation and digitize project. >> Yes. >> Give us a few words on that. We placed
an ad for >> a contract position for someone to help us consolidate files from various buildings and places where they've been for many years. Um, as we have our new system downstairs ready to go and we had a wonderful applicant. I've spoken with
him. He seems eager to start at any time. So, um I have shared this with the director and the assistant director >> and this is a part not part-time job. >> It's uh it's a one-mon contract. So,
we'll have four weeks to get everything done. And um we've been working to get many of the files over here already. So, he'll uh learn record retention law and we'll be strict with that. And we'll we'll oversee him, okay, as he does this uh if you agree to the contract with
him. And the rate is $20 per hour for up to 37.5 hours a week. >> Okay. And he's going to have direction from other people mainly. Um >> I've been working on this. >> Yes. Okay.
>> Yes. So >> clean all this up. Okay. >> Great. >> Great. I I mean we're ready to go. I don't know what else to say. >> Anything you do to approve your records helps. I know it's not great, but >> absolutely. uh >> and the pro in the process some scanning
will take place. We're not fully ready for full scanning yet, but there will be some digitization of of items as well. >> Okay. >> I'd move, Mr. Chairman, that we approve uh records consolidation coordinator for a period of one month uh making the end
date for the contract September 3rd uh with an option to extend up to four weeks. >> Okay. at the rate $20 an hour >> for up to 37.5 hours per week. >> Second. >> Okay, any questions? Motion made and seconded. All in favor?
>> That's the first one. Second is junking of county assets. >> So, we call it surplus and um I've I've asked the various departments to let us know for insurance reasons and others if they have surplus items to dispose of
and there's a process for that. things under $10,000, there's not much required, but I like to always have records of it. And so, Director Cronin and I thought it would be good if we had uh similar to structure with selectman that you vote to approve the list as surplus. You have any questions, we can
check further into items that you might see. Um, I've sort of vetted them through the the department heads that they are actually surplus items. Um, for example, the second one is from our county engineering department and they have an
old plotter that they've replaced. Uh, because the current one software is not supported, maintenance is no longer supported. So, we just want to be official and and if we can get any money, >> the line share of this is from the golf course, correct? >> Yes. Yeah. The bulk is from the golf
course and then just one item from the um engineering department. >> Okay. I think that's a, you know, a housekeeping item, but you know, it's okay. So, this is I can't remember this. Where did this stuff go? We declare it
surplus. >> Yes. >> And then do we put out there to our member towns? We have something that >> wouldn't it be an idea? Hey, if you need something, maybe come and get it or >> Yes. I'm actually working on a master list of contacts with our various towns because the one I have is very old and I
sent out a a broad mailer the other day and pretty much everyone bounced back. So I've been on the phone trying to establish a list of our our contacts at those towns and some I mean thought >> to some extent commissioner to your point this is already been done some
some effort has been made previously to advance um the movement of these assets to other departments and other outlets but um they are I've I've seen all of these items they're junk um they are worthless and they need to be disposed of. So, but if Moren has a a task to
advance it to a wider network and somebody's interested in one thing, I don't object. I just would like, especially at the golf course where the accumulation of these assets is now a public nuisance, they need to be thrown away and removed from the property. >> Okay. So, okay, what I'm getting at, for
example, you get bombarded with this, we've all heard it, this commercial car for kids, help the kids out, donate your car, donate today. Okay, let me you hear it. So, we've got here a truck that's in poor condition. Obviously, no one's going to want to take it, but how do we
how could we donate to someone like that? >> I've I've done that personally. I'm not sure as a county. Um, we also don't want to donate like items that are severely rusted and won't pass inspection, you know, that are clearly gone. In which case, we might be able to sell for scrap metal. I'm not sure. >> Okay.
>> But I will look into that and see if there are >> Would that be good? I mean, my thought would first towns, second nonprofits. There may be some nonprofits that could use this and maybe just make one put it out there on our website. We've declared this surplus. It's available. It's not in good condition, but if you're
interested, let us know. Right. >> And at that point, if no one claims it, then what happens? Call Junk Man. >> Call 1800 Junk. I mean, what? >> Well, that you have to pay to remove. So, hopefully we can figure out a free way. >> We might have to pay to remove it. I've seen this truck. It is um it's got um
brush growing through it and under it. It has not been moved in many many many years. It's um it is uh it's become almost urban urban landscape. >> I went for I mean one of these says conditions good. >> One of these is listed as good one's
fair couple of fair and a couple of >> Carl u if you were on the are you on the wall list? Yes. >> Carl has reached out to all the neighboring um golf courses and contacts especially through the industry for tradeins. No one's interested. It's it's antiquated material. >> All right. You know, and this has come
up because in reality, Moren should be this should be a regular process, if not annual, more regular for departments to dispose of uh in quote unquote junk assets and remove them from your list because some of these items, and I don't want to say that this is the case with
the uh vehicle, but I can say that some of these items could very well be covered under your insurance policy, and you don't want to be insuring something that has no value because you're paying something for it. So, a constant review of your assets and a consideration of where they can be disposed or upcycled
is something that's a part of what we should be doing right now. >> No, see, you took my question. That's what I was thinking. So, first I thought is we have to declare a junk. I get that. Second, who wants the junk? Is there anybody else? And third, we should notify our carrier that they are no
longer worth anything to us and do that because then that's going to save us living insurance. I would say, you know, get these all removed. >> Right. >> They're all off. Yeah. There you go. >> Yeah. Good. Great. Well, what's that? What's that saying? One man's drunk cuz
another man's What is it? >> Son of gold. >> Something like that. Yeah. You never know. I don't know. But I'm >> guilty of that. >> I'll pass on the truck based on what you said. >> Oh, wait. >> Do you need a formal vote to declare these list? Okay. >> Yes. So, I'd move that the items
presented today by a purchasing agent uh that includes and notwithstanding the list of items declared surplus by the Walter Recreational Facility and also the item from the Northfor County Department as described. Those items
will be declared as surplus or junk that the right word junk. >> So, second >> motion made and seconded. All in favor? I >> I thank you. Lauren, are you all set here? >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you very much. >> Number 13, opera program transfer
request. Director Cronin. >> Uh, good afternoon, commissioners. We're keeping this on the agenda with the hope that um we can close out the two remaining pending transfers that are almost ready for your approval. There's three in total. Um, the town of
Franklin's uh transfer is ready. Um, I'm hoping to bundle that with the city of Quinsey and the office of probate. Um, city of Quinsey has to pay us back uh the surplus that they developed in one of their um grants and then we will then
disperse back the 13,000 or some dollars to the uh transfer back to uh the eligible grant um that they wish to use it on. So, we're waiting for the transfer of the funds from City of Quinsey. It's a lot going on. Treasur's office is alerted. probate. Um we had a
conference call with um the chief of probate uh probably about a month ago. Um they're using an innovative program of transportation with the ARPA funds you provided them $100,000 to help people gain access to probate court over
in Canton. And um according to them, it's going well. Their um their state oversight uh and financial people have um approved of this process. So, we're waiting for the probate people to give us the um the directions on where to send the funds for that previously
approved arbor grant. So, as soon as we get that, we'll bring forth all three. Uh if I don't have information from Quinsey or probate by next Wednesday, you will see Franklin. I'm just trying to do them all at once as best as I can so you're not flooded with these. But, um things are moving ahead. I just want
to let you know nothing today, but more likely hopefully next Wednesday. >> Thank you, >> Mr. Champ. Unrelated to the representing our award at the ribbon cutting of the sweat park in Random. It was a very hot day, but a very good good uh uh event.
Real quickly, the park came out beautiful. They did a great job. >> They four pickle ball courts and a little trail and they were thrilled. They were actually thrilled and I got a chance to talk about other things we've done for rent. >> Good. >> But they also said that they had put in a request for an a transfer of 33,000 on
a second round this year. >> It wasn't a transfer. They have they're one of nine communities you may remember that did put in excess capacity grants so that if funding emerges they may be eligible. >> Okay. So they asked me to just mention that. >> Yeah. No action can be taken. We don't have any surplus to provide them any
relief right now but it sits there and it'll sit there until the end of December next year. >> Okay. So that has to because if they return money they get to use it. >> That's one way. >> Or the other way is if there's any other money returned. That's right. Okay. All right. So check on that. Good job. Very
nice ceremony and very happy with the county in rental. Was great. >> Okay. So, we're awaiting on the town's answers on the right on the transfer request. >> Mhm. Okay. Thank you. Number 14, report of the county
director. Dylan, >> thank you. A few items, uh, commissioners, uh, I'll start at the top because, um, it's been a challenging week. Um, over the weekend, um, this area lost power. um our electrician came in over the weekend to make sure everything was reset. When we rely when
we arrived on Monday, uh 6:14 High Street only was affected with what appeared to be a limited outage. Um throughout the day yesterday, which uh as you know was a relatively warm day, uh staff here had to endure no air conditioning. Um we provided relief the
best we could. Folks were welcome to go to the first floor for relief or we installed some air conditioners where needed. Um there were two problems. Um, Eversource had noticed that uh they traced the problem to a uh faulty power source provider into the building and then they resolved that yesterday
afternoon at around 3:00 and then this morning IBS who is our HVAC vendor um had been waiting for park to come in to fix the air conditioning in some of the offices that came in early this morning. So we're happy finally here on Wednesday afternoon to to report all is back but
the last two and a half days have been relatively challenge challenging. The employees endured um some uncomfortable situations and I want to thank them uh very much for their um cooperation and getting the job done. Um the record management project is proceeding ahead
of schedule. All the HR records are completed in in in the uh highdensity storage system downstairs and secured. Our procurement staff has begun the process of uh bringing records from the blue house and the registry deeds. Um
they are about halfway done. They'll finish the removal of the records from those those locations Friday. And earlier you took a vote to approve the documentation consolidation and digitization contract. This temp Andrew Lege will be starting on Monday. He'll
be working here on the second floor where all the records are being located as we speak to um review the files, coordinate the scanning if needed, um the filing downstairs if needed, and ultimately destruction uh once uh approved by our public records officer,
Bill Buckley. So, we're training well to uh wrap up this project hopefully within the next four weeks, at least we're leaving that amount of time for us to get it done. Um I want to also let the commissioners know with um great help from Jod or the treasur's office uh the
county's quarterly ARPA report was filed um on July 25th. Everything was fine. U this covers the period of April for uh April 1st, 2025 to June 30th, 2025. Uh just another I think I've said over the years that CLA has been hired to do a
lot of things. This is one of them. If we didn't have CLA, this burden would be upon us to do, and they do a great job making sure everything's tight and right. Um, uh, just another remark. I think I mentioned it earlier. Our goal is to have before the commissioners next Wednesday the remaining economic
elements for your approval for the recently ratified ask me contracts at the registry and facilities maintenance. That would include colas and longevity payments and so forth that are eligible contracts. This will be just for the union members only. Um the engineering
department is moving towards arbitration. That is a different uh pathway. Um and I will speak to the chair about whether or not he has any interest in doing non-union colas um prior to the September 17th advisory board meeting. We'll talk about that
afterwards. But next week is uh the union contracts. Hopefully that will go without any hitch. Um, I applied for the latest round of opioid settlement grant opportunities. This is a perdue settlement. Um, I applied last Friday.
Uh, we will await the flow of money along with the other remaining settlements. It's just part of that whole um, multi-state settlement that the attorney general's office has coordinated. Um, but I want to let the uh, commissioners know we are active in that space and hopefully we get more
funds. Uh and just for your information in your packet is a copy of a supplemental request we received yesterday from the registry of deeds. Um this particular request will be put into the packet and in consideration of what you will look at in preparation for that September 17th meeting. We have not
notified the departments that they were receiving requests. But I intend to let um you know that sometime in early August, maybe the second week, uh we'll start to move into that space and alert department heads that we are receiving
capital requests as well as supplemental requests with the September 17th meeting. Um and we'll give them a deadline for receiving that information. But um in this in this day, I just want to let you know we did receive one from uh registered deeds and it will be put forth for your consideration.
>> So that that request came in. yesterday >> 29th and that's to put certain movement that we we can move from we can act on that but the advisory board has to approve it right >> in in that particular request yes >> okay >> y >> that's all I have thank you Mr. Sure.
>> Any more questions of director? >> Oh, great job. Great job. >> Last item is any anticipated unanticipated items that chair did not know. I don't have any. I have two honorariums so to speak and memorials
here at the end. But >> uh >> tough day. I didn't raise the last. It's brutal. >> Brutal. Highly brutal. Yeah. prior to adjournment. >> All right. >> I'd like to share with everyone and this we we stayed out of this fight early
because the state little league champion team is from Brainree. They recently won and they had to take on Walpole and win. >> Oo. >> And they did. So obviously we had no >> no no hust in the race I don't think.
maybe build. But uh we want to congratulate the Brantry Little League team. Uh I'll read right from their latest posting. Branch American >> advances to the Little League New England regional finals in Bristol.
>> They'll face someone down in Bristol, Connecticut. >> Good luck. >> Next week and then go from there to the Little League World Series. So that's a pretty exciting jump. But uh congratulations and they beat Walpole
one to zero by the way. Must have been a great game. >> Bra has a great tradition. Great baseball tradition at the high school legion level. >> Kudos to Brainree. >> Yeah, great program. My second item is um an im memoriam. Um
we recently lost Peter Carol. Uh farmer of Westwood in West Roxbury. But um the important note is that Peter is the husband of Nancy Carol who is one of our employees in the registry of
deeds. So, uh, Peter, uh, has been active in various youth sports as well as, uh, civic engagement in Denim, serving as Denim's finance committee for years and involved with various election campaigns
all over the town. So, uh, sympathies to Nancy and, uh, uh, prayers go along with, uh, the death of Peter Carol. He died on July 19th, 2024. So we're going to adjourn this meeting
in honor of Peter Carol. If I have a motion to adjourn. Uh >> with that imo move we adjourn at 20 >> at 203. >> Second. >> Motion made and seconded to adjourn at
203. All in favor? >> I. >> Thank you very much. >> Take care. >> Take care guys. >> Take care man. They