Congratulations on being a notary, Matteo. >> Thank you. It's a great honor. >> Right. There's a one hour drive to Springfield and one hour drive back for a three minute quick swearing and signing a piece of paper. But hopefully
it'll be, you know, I mean, I guess now that we have an interim town clerk coming in, it's less of an issue, but hopefully it'll be helpful. >> Oh, yeah. I think I think so. Definitely. Um I think Yeah, in Ammerst there's at
least two in town hall. It comes up all the time. Yeah, >> things have to be notorized. >> That's great. I think it's great. >> I hope other Com members decide to come. >> Can I ask a quick question? >> Sure.
>> Thanks. How you doing, Beth? Do you know how long that dinner is going to last? There's a planning board meeting at 7 on Monday night. Um, yeah. Um, I guess, yeah, I'm wondering. I don't actually know if dinner's first. I'm
assuming the food is first and then and then the mapping kind of project. So, I mean, I guess you want to be there for the whole thing. I would think within an hour we would get quite a bit done. Probably definitely eat. And then also the idea is people are going to break
into groups with maps um and mark them up for covert locations and flooding locations and just issues that people are concerned about with storm water. Um and then kind of just pull it all together. I think each group would then
sort of present their I would think we'd get a lot done in an hour. >> Okay. Well, let me see. I'll try to decide by tomorrow. >> Okay, sounds good. Yep. >> I hope you come. >> Thank you. >> Hey, Scott. >> Hey there. How are you?
>> Good. How are you? >> I'm doing good. >> The other day you were like, "Oh, you go first up the hill." And then you just went. >> I Yeah, I I was like, I better just get going. I went >> No problem.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I didn't either, but it was >> I'm glad. >> Yeah. Stop. >> Exactly. Yeah, you can't. It was just one of those just go for it kind of things. I was glad I dropped off my electric car
though and got the van. I think it just did better. I trusted it more. Hi, Mayor. >> Happy New Year. >> Happy New Year. 2026. >> Mhm.
Were there big New Year celebrations at the lake? >> Oh my gosh, the fireworks went off. Yeah, they do every year. And it was it was actually really cool this year because um it was snowing so it kind of
boxed them in so the colors are even even more vibrant. >> That's great. >> You hear him over there, Scott? I live off the dirt part of Wendell, so I can definitely hear the fireworks. I wasn't around >> on the first, but usually Fourth of July
or any other time, I can hear them all. >> Okay. >> Do people shoot them off from both sides of the lake or? >> Um, it depends. Like, yeah, sometimes there's like regulars. There's there's some on my side which is the west side
and then um and then there's the east side and then people also at the north. So it just depends like um around yeah New Year's and then July 3rd of course you know the night of the book parade and everything. So
>> that's fun. >> Um all right it's 7:03. Bob's um not going to make it tonight. 703 on January 8th, 2026. And I'm calling this meeting of the Shootsbury Conservation Commission to order. This
meeting is being recorded. Welcome everybody. We have a few a few members of the public. Um all right. So, first on our agenda is comments from the chair. That's me. Um I was just talking with Tom Seafford. So
this um Monday night is the community meeting for the covert grant with P Pioneer Valley Planning Commission. Starts at 6 o'clock. Dinner is is included which is great. And so I'm hoping you guys you guys can all come.
>> Is it is there a Zoom link for it or >> No, it's not it's not virtual also. which is we've we've been at we were asked that a bit ago and I considered it but then I talking with Pioneer Valley Planning Commission the way the meeting's going to go with different groups
>> breaking off into that's the majority of the meeting it just didn't seem like anything that would make sense with Zoom really. >> Yeah, I'm I'm out of the commission um with I have surgery tomorrow so I'm out of commission for a while. >> Tomorrow? Oh,
>> I hope that all goes well. I do too. >> And how long do you have to Are you not allowed to walk on it and things? >> Oh, no. You walk on it right away. Um you can't drive. Um and you know, out here it's icy, so it kind of I'm kind of
housebound for a couple weeks. Um and then uh and then maybe we'll see. We'll see from there. But from whatever I hear, it's no more than two weeks. But um yeah, >> good. But I can't fall >> afterwards. You'll be like, "Oh my god,
I should have done this earlier. This was so great." >> Yeah. No, but I can't fall for three months. So like I'm kind of limited in terms of like any places I go that I have to make sure that I have support and all that kind of stuff. So that um
you know, ice and all that kind of stuff in the winter stuff. So we'll >> see. But um so yeah. >> Okay. Well, we wish you luck with that whole thing. >> Thank you. Um well then Scott I think you and Bob seemed interested in the the
meeting on Monday. >> Yeah, I'm planning to go. >> Okay, great. And um and Matteo's going to uh post it as a meeting. Maybe he already did. That way even though we have quorum, it's a posted meeting. So it'll be fine. I'll take some meeting
notes so that we've done something. Um, and the other thing is, um, I think you guys got both the flyers, flyer for that and and the flyer for the next round of, um, hikes with the recreation committee, which unfortunately, Mayor, it sounds like you
might not be out of, but they're um, we're trying to do them monthly. So, the flyers got the February, March, and April dates and times and locations for those hikes. >> Okay. Um,
other thing I wanted to mention, thanks for anybody who was able to sign the National Grid letter. Um, I know Matteo mailed that out uh this week, too, which is great.
And I think that's all I had. So, next on our agenda is review and vote on the minutes of December 11th. Did everybody have a chance to look at the minutes? Are there any comments? >> Nope. All right. I'll take a motion to
approve the minutes of December 11th. >> I move. >> Second. >> Second. >> All right. Con >> I. >> Fox. >> I. >> And Wilson. I.
>> All right. Next we have site visit um update. Do you have anything, Mayor? Um, nope. >> Okay. The only site visit I know is we just did the the Camel Brook one, but we can talk about that when we did it for
the certificate of compliance and that's coming up on our agenda. I did have a meeting today with um Maryanne and um >> oh yeah, >> Dominic from I don't think he's Fussen O'Neal. I think he's he's one of their
engineers, a architects >> and um and you know it was a good talk because he said kind of where I thought we were at which is just that the site is kind of nowhere near being able to get like a certificate of compliance. Um
there still needs to be a lot of vegetation growth and they do need to um that that one sedimentation basin that's right by lever road. They need to make sure that the spill wall is the right elevation from what's in the plan set. And I think that goes for all the
sedimentation basins. I think everything come spring. Um when we're doing some of these final looks, I'm hoping that the and then I will make sure that like O'Neal are is there with the plans and they're able to say that everything is
is was designed to plan in terms of how those basins are constructed. Um and then so there's that kind there's all there's sedimentation basins and then there's just general vegetation growth of the um all the the shrub plantings and then even just the hydro they they
never really hydro seeded. They just put the hydro glue down so that there wouldn't be as much erosion. They still need to seed um lots of stuff. So and and they're aware of that. they know that um come spring there's been there's going to be still work to be done by the
contractor and then inspections and all that. So that was good. And then the only other concern was during the winter. Right now if we do get some big rain events that cause a lot of of melt that um you know that I said one of us
the commissioners will keep an eye on that and of course Maryanne piped up and said she would be there all the time and would check too. Um, so during those rain events between now and when they can actually start working on the reveation, we just need to go to the
site and see if any erosion's occurring and basically note it and say like, okay, in spring this is another thing that really needs to get fixed. Um, so that's where that's all at. So that was good. So it was kind of a
site visit, but we didn't go to the site. We just did a Zoom meeting. Um, >> was he aware of the extent? Cuz Maryann did text me and say she was going to try and do it and then I said, "Well, you know, I'm kind of out of commission."
She's like, but she she wasn't under the impression that they were even aware that, you know, the that basin, especially towards the road, needed as much attention as as as >> it does. Yeah, he definitely knew that
that's what >> that I wanted to talk about that basin and he he >> very much knew that you know at the end it has to meet the plan set you know the design it has to be built it has the right it has to have the right elevations has to be cleaned out also
enough you know it has to be able to hold the right volume and everything that it was designed for um so yeah I mean he wasn't he's not the contractor that wasn't Roger that was this was the either the architect or Fed O'Neal was
the engineer. So, >> so he definitely was good on top of things. Um, all right. So, next is land management. Scott,
>> yeah, I really don't have a whole lot. We did. I know we've been working back and forth on our bid package for Southbrook and pulling that together. And thanks Matteo for all of your hard work pulling that um drafting it. And it
sounded like we maybe had been submitted or was getting ready to go out. So it seemed like it was pretty far along. But um other than that, I don't think I have anything else to report unless you're can think of anything Beth questions or things we haven't covered before.
Um, no. I think it went out, right, Matteo? Or >> Yeah. So, it's posted on the the the full invitation for bids is up on the conservation commission website. And the notice of the invitation is it's going to be in the recorder on January 15th
and it's posted in town hall. And Brennan just gave me um town access to Combis, which is the state's bidding platform. So, I'm going to post it on that um tomorrow. So, it's well in advance of the two-eek deadline required by law.
>> Great. >> Awesome. >> That's great. So, what is uh I know I should know, but what what's the bid deadline? When when would we be expecting the bids to come back? >> It's noon on February 12th, which is the next meeting of the of the concom.
>> Oh, how perfect. We can hear who the lowest bidder was. Great. Well, that's great. That was a huge effort. It's it's a a a big big package really because it's a big project. Um so I know it was a lot of work and thank you Scott. Thank you
Matteo. That was great. Well, I guess the only other thing I can think of is the footed um parcel which um so we did submit to CPC an expression of interest and the um
full CPC application is due February 19th. Correct me if I'm wrong, Matteo. Um, and there's going to be a meeting. Uh so me and Rita Frell and
someone from Kestrel Bridget from Kestrel are Bridget's organizing a meeting and also with Habitat for Humanity or putting together a meeting just to talk a little bit see if that putting a house a Habitat house anywhere on that
parcel is is a possible thing because we need to sort of figure out what our CPC application is is going to look like. So, that's where that's at. Sort of still preliminary. Um, yeah, I can't think of any other conservation area things.
>> Just a the deadline for the CPA grants is February 9th. >> 9th. See, I knew it had a nine in it. I said the 19th, but yeah, the nth. Okay. All right. And I see Jeff is here. So the next on
our agenda is to um review and vote on the certificate of compliance for the department of uh conservation and recreation camel brook bridge repair project. Um and I see Jeff is here.
Welcome. >> Good evening. Thank you. >> Yeah. Um, with these you like you don't really have to present or anything like that. You're just here to ask if anybody has any questions. Um, so we did the site visit on Monday for the um,
certificate of compliance. Um, what was the fellow's name? Who was there? Dan Clark. >> Yes, that's Dan Clark. He's our regional director and where river wersheds. >> Yeah, he was there. Um, so what I can do, I can bring up the certificate of
compliance so the commission can see what it looks like and we'll go through it. Can everybody see my screen? We can. >> I'll make it a little larger. All right.
Made it larger and it jumped. Okay. Um All right. So, this is a this is a bridge construction project. It was a notice of intent. Um, and we uh saw it on Monday and it it's it's
complete and it looked it looked great. Um, it was completed in accordance with the order conditions. Um, and I think one thing that we brought up was um there is snow on the ground, but there really isn't any vegetation that's that's going to grow
in as part of their that project. They didn't need to do any replanting of anything. So, there was erosion control up. um that was really for the actual construction, not necessarily um needing any revitation
um between it and the project. So I think we can do a complete certificate of compliance for the bridge project. So here we've got it um issued to Dan. It's got the correct book and page for the order conditions.
We did an inspection on the 5th and then I've got checked off complete certification for that with no ongoing conditions and our signatures. And that's it. So, um, does the commission do you have any
questions? I can stop sharing. You guys have any questions? >> No. >> Mary, you weren't at the site visit, but um the bridge looks great. It's very it's very nice. Very sturdy. It's very sturdy bridge. I like the the
guardrail was >> pretty amazing. Um all right. So then I will uh take a motion to issue the certificate of compliance for the Camel
Brook Bridge repair project. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Second. >> Okay. Khan >> I >> Fox >> I and Wilson I.
Okay. Okay. So, Jeeoff, what'll happen with this is we'll we'll uh get the form mailed out to you and then it does need to be recorded at the Franklin County registr and then we need to you need to send um Matteo the recording information
so we have that on file. And then we had um some questions. I know I don't know if you're the right person although I I am actually just asking about who the right person is. Um, we know that there's going to be um
a forestry project off of um Cornwell Road coming up and the AR our commission never saw the cutting plan for that and um and I don't know if that's because because it's a DCR project.
The cutting plans don't kind of go through the normal review where the Cong gets to comment on them. We usually have 10 days to comment on cutting plans. Um and simp and because we've just had some residents who have are concerned, they live near there and they are concerned.
Um and we do know that there are some streams and wetlands. We were hoping to be able to possibly review the cutting plan um and be able to comment on it. And I know you might not be the right person, but I I I was wondering if Richard McCann was the right person to
reach out to because I did send him an email about it. >> Yeah. Um yeah, Rich McClean is uh the DCR forester in this area. Um his
supervisor is Ken Canfield. He is our chief for forester. So either one of those two would uh would know that information about the cutting plan. Um and before we get too deep into that, um I just wanted to check with Matteo to
make sure that the payment was made uh through uh the electronic fund transfer for the COC. Uh that was a question that had been sent up. I had sent the confirmation of payment on our end. I just wanted to make sure that we were all set on your end.
Um I I mean I I received that confirmation of payment from you. I haven't received anything from the treasurer um about whether or not it landed on our end or not. Um but I can check with him and make sure. >> Okay, great. Sorry. Sorry to go back but um just wanted to make sure. >> Yeah.
>> Um so yeah, the the forest cutting plan I'm I am not um the forester. I I work very indirectly with them, but um Rich and Ken Canfield are the are the point of contact for that. >> And is Canfield K an F I E L D? Ken.
>> Yes. Yep. >> Okay. >> Yeah. If you want, I could send you their email um directly. I think I have your email, Beth, if that works for you. >> Sure, that'd be great. Yeah, I I have Richards. I already sent him an email, but if you could send me Ken's, that
would be really helpful. Yeah, that's good. Yeah, some of our state email there's a middle initial. So, um sometimes emails get a little lost. So, >> Okay. So, send me Rich's too cuz I >> Yeah, I'll send both just in case. Um yeah, cuz mine mine does have a middle
initial. Um so, I often times say get here that I sent you an email, but >> the middle initial is missed. So, I'll make a note to send those to you right after this. >> Great. That would be great. Um, I see we hit Don is here who's one
of the residents that's concerned. And Don, do you have any questions for Jeff? No, you're muted. >> No, I don't have any questions. >> No, you don't have any questions. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, thank you, Jeeoff.
We'll get the um certificate of compliance out to you probably uh early next week. >> Great. Yes. And we have a process for getting it recorded and I'll follow up as soon as we get it recorded. >> Great. Sounds good. >> Thanks for a good project.
>> Yeah. Thank you all. We appreciate it. >> Okay. Bye. >> Bye. Um, so, um, Don, I just wanted to mention that I I have been trying to get in touch with them so that we can at least see the cutting plan. I know you sent
you sent a cutting plan and I read through that whole thing. It's just set up and looks different than what we're used to. And I'm wondering if the old the regular version is something that again DCR doesn't have to do. Maybe they have this other method. But either way, I would also just like to be able to
submit comments on this version that you sent and um so I'd like to hear from them that >> that we can do that and maybe they'll even be willing to come to a meeting >> which from the last meeting I can't remember who mentioned it that um that they have
a responsibility for marking the wetlands which is what I thought I heard and I didn't see that in the plan. was like kind of vague references to where wetlands were, but uh there was they weren't marked. And I thought, is that a requirement? Is it is it a requirement that they're marked? It seems like a
fairly big deal, especially in the area where there are seasonal streams that aren't always obvious. You know, right now they're obvious because they're frozen and you can kind of skate on them almost, but you know, anyway. So, I those are the only questions I had is like, have they lived up to their
responsibilities basically? >> Yeah. No, and that that was one of my exact questions reading through they they reference that they may have to do a wetland crossing, but they're not sure. And then the map certainly shows the streams, but it's not showing any
wetlands that they may have to cross. And so I was wondering also where were they talking about? And I believe in that area. That's the area where there are these seasonal streams and they're kind of in almost the bottom of each little valley and they come to a stream that almost meets right at the bridge.
This kind of a wetland right at the bridge and they're all coming down. So, and I don't really know exactly on the map where those se streams are or what the boundary is in relationship to those streams. So the important thing is that any forest on the west side of those
streams >> must be crossed for every single activity. There's just no other way to get there other than crossing those streams. So and I I didn't know what the responsibilities were. I know there are exceptions for forestry activity. You know, they could do things that I can't
do, but I don't really know those rules. >> Oh, yeah. I know they unfortunately if it comes down to like um if it wasn't forestry there's a 100 foot buffer to a wetland area and our Hong Kong restricts that 100 foot pretty heavily.
>> Yeah. >> With forestry the way they have it set up is this. There's a 50- foot filter strip is what they call it. So you have a a wetland or stream delineated buffer and there 50 feet from there is a filter strip and within that
filter strip the way I understand it is they can still take trees down but they have it's like 50% of what they do outside. >> Oh I see. >> So it's less trees but they so they they really still can do quite a bit. And
does that quite a bit include using the large machines uh to remove those trees or that's that seems like a the big deal really to me. >> Yeah. I mean they they if they're going
to go in any wetlands or stream crossings and stuff, they have to put matting down. They can't actually go into they can. But when terms of buffer zone of coming up, they can they can get pretty close with I think I I'd have to
look at that. I'm not sure what equipment's allowed in that 50 foot fil filter strip. >> Um maybe it's less less equipment. >> Yeah. >> Um >> but it just may be something that's not been governed before. You know, it may just be an open issue. I don't I don't
know. >> Yeah. Either way, we we still have the right to look at the cutting plan and ask all these questions. Um, so I hope I hope they respond. And >> I I think at the December meeting, Matteo said that he had looked back and previously they had sent uh cutting
plans and they hadn't in this one. And I wasn't sure, oh, did they stop three years ago or did they just stop now? And I'm just kind of wondering when they changed the policies and and really that goes to my concern having lived here for 50 years that all the policy seems to
have changed. They used to restrict where big machines can go. They used to protect the old trees. You know, they used to not do stuff right along the boundaries of the private property and all of those policies seem to be gone. Um so I'm like, "Oh,
is that one of the reasons why you guys don't get copies?" you know, this is my skeptical mind, you know. >> Yeah. No, it's just it's all it's good to question. It's always good to question and and see how see what kind of information
>> I and my neighbors appreciate it. >> All right, we'll make the effort to reach out and see what we can get. >> Um, okay. Next is discussion of >> signing off. Oh, okay. Thanks for
coming. Yep. Thank you. >> Next discussion of December 18th um letter from National Grid regarding maintenance activities on road. So I'll bring that letter up. It was emailed to update. Did you guys all see
it? You got It was an email. I'll bring it up. We can look at it. >> Your volume just got wonky. Yeah, it got hard to hear you. >> Oh, >> that's better.
>> Is it? Um, I'm going to go get my I'm going to plug my computer in because I think it might be getting low on battery. All right. All plugged in. All powered up.
So, let's see. Can you guys see the letter? Mhm. Great. Okay. So, this is from um National Grid. It's to do uh they want to um see if I can find a summary.
Here it is. The work consists of replacement of a particular utility pole. Move you guys. I can't see. Um yeah, replacement of um utility pole P30 and then selective tree trimming and
removal if needed. Um, and this is on Monu Road near 248 Monu Road. And then they reference the state exemption
um for utility maintenance which our bylaw also follows. So it's um they have you know the list of the varying utilities allows for maintaining repairing or replacing but not substantially changing or enlarging
existing lawfully located structures or facilities. Um so then they don't have to file anything to be able to do that. And so in this case it it is um replacement of a pole. And I did reach out and ask them if they were
basically putting it back in the same location. Um because we also have been going around with them a little bit about work on Prat Corner Road where at Prat Corner Road they actually want to move some of the poles like across the
street which to me isn't is a little bit more you know that's more that's more like they're substantially changing in my opinion. It doesn't fit the exemption. This one however does. He he responded and said it's a situation where they're just either putting it back in the same hole or moving it over
like 2 feet to put the new pole in. Um and then any tree clearing and whatnot also falls under the same exemption. Um, so in my opinion, it is exempt and I
think I just, you know, wanted to see how you guys felt about it and take a vote really to agree that that they're exempt from filing anything. Um, what do you guys think?
>> Yeah, I agree with that. >> Yeah, I see. >> Okay, great. So, I'll just um well, we'll vote in a second and but I'll just going through it in my head. I'll just send him an email after this letting him know that
that he doesn't have to file anything with the commission. But, um let's just I'll take a motion to um vote that National Grid does not need to file any kind of a permit application
for the maintenance at 248 Monu Road. So moved. >> Second. >> Great. Um Fox >> I gone >> I >> and Wilson I
great. Um okay. So next we've got selection of a Hong Kong member um to be a representative to the stormwater mitigation and implementation committee
which is if you guys remember um there was the stormwater task force and this is uh the next kind of iteration of that they closed out the task force but Jennifer Wallace wanted to have a committee doing a lot of the same things
it's u storm water projects around town, which is really great. And uh they wanted a representative from the compound. And I was going to nominate Bob because he had been on the task force. Um what do you guys think?
>> I think it's great that we're nominating him. He's not here. >> He's not here. It's perfect. Surprise. >> I did ask him. >> Oh, yeah. I'm just kidding. I figured you did. No. Yes. Absolutely.
>> Okay. Yeah, he agreed too. He said he likes working with Jennifer and >> Yeah. No, she's >> great. Okay. Um, perfect. Scott, you have any concerns or >> No, I think that's wonderful. He'll
he'll do a great job for us. >> Now that he's retired, you know. >> Yeah. Right. Um, okay. Okay. So, we need a motion to nominate or a motion to have Bob be our
representative to the storm water mitigation and implementation committee. >> So, moved. >> Okay. So, second. >> Great. Fox. >> Um, I just had a question. How long does that committee uh will it be in in
force, so to speak? >> That's a good question. Yeah, his now his his appointment, right, is I I don't know. It would either my I would think it' either be one year or three years, and I'm actually not sure. Um
don't know, we can ask Bob next time he comes to one of our meetings. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'll know. >> Sounds good. >> Okay. Um so we'll take roll call. Fox >> I. >> Khan. >> Hi.
>> And Wilson. Hi. Great. And next we've got the wetland bylaw regulations. I'm hoping everyone's had a chance to look at them. Um, and we can actually vote to approve them. I knew Bob wasn't
coming tonight, so I reached out to him about both things about being nominated to be on the storm water committee, but then also is he fine with the um regulations? I don't know. Were you guys CCed on that? That was a email. No,
maybe it wasn't a Maybe it was just a text, but he responded that he was fine with the regulations the way they are. >> Okay. >> Yep. Um, so I just wanted to share that with you so you didn't have concerns
about that. But um do either of you have any things you noted in it that you want to change or are you ready to approve? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We've talked about that a lot. I feel like so a lot of hard work that's
gone into it. So I'm good. >> Yeah. It's been reviewed a number of times by a number of people at this point. And in a way, we reviewed a version that, you know, had been kind of put together by by the previous com and then we went through the whole thing
again and and then our version got reviewed by numerous people. Um, so I think we just got to get it out there and if as we're using it, we find things that we don't like, we want to change, we we bring it back to the to the committee and we and we can certainly
work on making changes and and vote it back. Um, so great. All right. So, I will take a motion to approve the Shootsbury general wetland bylaw
regulations as whatever as the date that's on them, but I don't think they have a date yet because they'll be dated wherever we date them as they are right now. >> So, moved. >> Great. Second.
>> All right. Khan, >> hi >> Fox. >> Hi. >> And Wilson. Hi. Y. >> Yeah, that's a big deal. >> That's huge. >> Think about all the people who have been there. Tom's giving a thumbs up. I was like, we should have more people as
well. >> That's awesome. >> It is. It is. It's a big relief. I just I just want them up there so that we now use them, you know, instead of feeling like they were still not finalized >> so much work that went into it that
before I came on that it's just I can't imagine the work that you know I know the work that went in after I came on I can't imagine the work that went in before I came on it had to have been pretty intense I think you came on probably in the middle of our second
going through of every section so prior to you we had gone through you know all the sections that you miss our our group did and then prior to that, you know, Miriam was the primary author of it, but
>> after she had sort of a draft, we all looked at her draft >> a lot and I had actually I worked with her and Janice Stone on that first draft, although Miriam really wrote most of it. Um, >> but yeah, no, I mean it's it's it's been
probably too long. It probably took too long to get to this point. Um but we had a transition of people you know we had different committee members coming and going and um it's it just took a while but I think so that's why I think it's
been vetted. It is it is ready to be just put aside and used for a while. Um so great. Yay. All right. Um that's all that and except unanticipated business. if anybody has
anything. >> Um, I just won't be able to attend next month's meeting. I just want to make sure you are aware of that in case. Um, just so you >> So that's on the the 12th, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. No, mayor.
>> Is that because you're going away or because it will be Zoom? >> No. >> You don't have to walk anywhere. >> I'm gonna be uh I'm gonna be at a concert actually. Oh, good. That's great. >> See Brandy Carile at TD Gardens.
>> Oh my god, that's awesome. >> Starting my concert series or concert year again. >> That's great. Well, I hope your hip is, you know, >> I do too. I actually have another concert at the end of the month and with my son in like I think I don't know, it's like the House of Blues or
something, but I'm not sure if I'll make that one. But >> yeah, >> it's cool. Well, it gives you a goal, right, for like, you know, working the hip and getting your muscles back. >> Yeah. No, it's got a lot lot of things going on.
>> Um, when do we just to make sure again, when do we start up with uh twice a month? Is it April or >> April or May? >> Oh, is it April? Okay. >> Definitely April. Yeah, I think we still have once once a month in March, but then in April we go back to twice a
month. >> Okay. Yep. >> This is a good time for your hip to be out because not a lot of sight visits or anything. So, it's good. >> Yeah, it'll be it'll be back to normal. Yeah. Oh, I already put it on. Oh, I did
it for March. So, March would be March >> Let's see. It's February 12th is our meeting and then March >> looks like 12th and then >> March 12th >> and then we go after that we go um to twice a month. Okay. Gotcha.
>> Yeah. >> All right. Thanks everybody. >> Okay. Have a good night. >> Happy new year. >> Happy new year. >> Motion to adjurnn. >> Yeah. >> All right. I need a motion to adjurnn. >> Motion to adjurnn. Second.
>> Second. >> Great. Okay. Um Khan, >> hi >> Fox. >> Hi. >> And Wilson. Hi. >> All right. We'll see everybody soon. Have a good >> Hi, guys. Bye.
>> Have a good one.