Yeah, the uh they drag some of the drags up on the beach and had a little funeral and we can start the meeting. Sorry about the delay. probably were on time and I think I might have must have been in a different
meeting or something. So you can't just log into the meeting. You have to start the meeting. I first clicked on it and it said it's waiting for the host, right? You have to go to Zoom US and sign in and then you get to
start the meeting. You can't just join the meeting, which is what I did and but nobody else get in there. So I went back to the just a minute ago went back to the shoot story website and clicked on that link and it all just happened to work magically. That's weird. Yeah. All right. We'll figure out this technology
stuff one of these days. Maybe. Hi. Uh well, welcome everybody. Um uh so uh we're opening the meeting. It's uh about 9:08 and uh this is April 19th. This is the Lake Biola advisory committee
meeting. Uh we'll start off by reviewing the agenda which is the first item is to review the agenda then open for public comment and we'll review the minutes from the March meeting. Uh we'll discuss have discussion about the status of the
wildfire management plan. U discussion about the lake stone water erosion task force what they're up to. We'll talk about the dam activities or update beaver dam management activities
at the at the lake view culbert. Um and uh let's see if there's any updates on the dam access road purchase. All right. Um any questions from anybody or let's open up for public
comments. Is there any? Okay, I don't see any hands raised. All right. So, we'll move on um uh to review the minutes of the March meeting. I sent those out and um there may be some some minor edits I still
have to make. Um but I'll take a look at is there any comments from anybody? I think they were good. I thought they they were fine. Mark, I'll make a motion to accept and everyone's ready.
I'll second that when everyone's ready. Okay. So, we'll go around and vote. We'll do the online voting first. Dave, are you already I Okay, Eric. Hi. Yeah, you're you're kind of muted, but we'll assume it's a
yes. Um, Walter, I wasn't here, so Okay. John, hi. Howard, hi. Catherine, hi. And Bark is I. So, we have a vote to accept the minutes. Pending some. What? Pending some
miracle. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Pending some minor edits. Yep. All right. So, the next thing on our agenda is um the discussion of a wildfire management
plan. Um so, I went to uh I'll start off the conver discussion. Um I went to uh March 31st uh emergency management team meeting uh and also Phil Phil was there from DCR and he reviewed the firewise
program uh with the select board members who are also there. Um, Bill also commented that he drove around the lake u before and he's expressed concerns about the you know the u you know the big thing was this limited access and
egress you know getting out and he said we should have an evacuation plan in place. Um the select board members voted to uh voted to encourage the entire town to participate and not just the lake oil community. And according to Phil, uh
DCR, a person from DCR named Alex Blo, uh will be providing the classroom training. Uh and he's supposed to get in contact with LWA uh to schedule dates since we were since the LWA was kind of the ones we drove. Uh and so that's what I know. So
as far as I can tell, everything is on. We just have to get some some dates and and get a Zoom convening and Zoom train and uh and then the DCR staff will start going around people's houses if they want and uh do an
assessment comments. I think that's a good synopsis of where we're I think we're sort of waiting for them to throw out those dates as far as I know. Right. Yeah. I don't have a contact information for Alex Boyd. Uh I think he's probably going through Lenny.
Maybe I'll touch base with Lenny and see if he's heard anything. Yeah, I think Lenny's sort of the point person at some level, you know, like he's he's got to be he's got to set all this up. Yeah. And he does seem to be driving it and
taking, you know, the reigns on it. I know we had a little trouble getting a hold of the DCR. I I actually just picked up the phone and called the guy and was able to talk to him and he kind of gave me the lowdown that he was meeting. He already had talked to he was meeting. So yeah, sounds like the wheels
are in motion. That's a good thing. Art, you got anything from the LWA? No, I'm I you know I got that note from Phil saying that he was waiting to work things out with the town and they get back to us. So, are they are they
expecting us to give them dates or um according to Bill when I talked to him actually I talked to him in the parking lot and he said that that that they were going to get in touch with us or or get in touch with the LWA because they he thought that we were the
priority and uh um it wouldn't hurt to follow up at that conversation. I I will do that over the weekend. Right. Like I said, I said the last time I know you emailed him. I literally just Googled him, found his number at work, and called him and he picked up the
phone miraculously. So, um either way, Dave, if you want to shoot me the phone number, I'll call him on um Tuesday. Monday's Patriots Day. Yeah. Okay. It's at work someplace, so I'll do that. Great. Thank you.
Yep. Okay. Any other comments or questions on wildfire man? Be good to see program get up and running. Yeah, I think they're enthusiastic about doing it, getting it going.
I I guess the evacuation plan though, it's really is that that's not really part of what he's going to do. That's more on the lake association or what what is the process on that? I don't honestly I think that would fall
under the emergency management team to do that. I mean that's part of planning for emergencies in the town as their response. It should be fairly simple. I mean, you know, you look at the map and you look at the roads and you have the condition on the roads and best figure
out how to get people out of there and get in your car and run like hell. Do we want to do we want to actually officially as a committee request that Lenny starts to begin that process of putting together emergency evacuation
plans for the Lake Wyola area? I don't know if he's going to be thrilled with that. Don't they have that one? Well, for flooding and all that there isn't any other roads, right? I mean, the roads haven't changed. Couple ways. I'm pretty
sure there might be some basic thing in the emergency action plan for the dam. I'm not sure. Yeah, because they that I wish I had my book. It's got a picture showing you which roads you got to use or I think it's all recreated if I'm if
I'm not mistaken. Is that disseminated out to the people who would have to be evacuated? Probably not. Does that that seems like a crucial part of this, right? Yeah. Yeah. I I think that as a committee we should at
least make a suggestion to Lenny that he follow up on that recommendation that was provided by Phil. I think that's a good idea. Um so am I hearing am I hearing that we're going to make get make a motion
here, Mark? Yeah, let's make a motion to uh to follow up with Lenny to see to to get emergency action plan updated to include evacuation plans for Lake Wyola. I would second that motion. The only thing is I would add to also disseminate
that information. Whatever. How I agree with Katherine. Whatever it doesn't do any good if nobody has a piece of paper that tells them what to do, right? and that we don't know the the individuals who might need the most help being evacuated. That's a good idea.
Right. Good. Good point. What you might want to do in that if you're going to distribute is going to like people is put a a very simple questionnaire in there and say, "Do you have needs that would be, you know, special needs in needing help to get out, needing a ride?
you know, you have pets that you might need help getting, you know, because people will delay leaving trying to get their pets out or something like that. And if we don't know that or if the D doesn't know that, that's going to be a big hitch in the world. So, if you at
least have that, then they, you know, they'll know where they're supposed to go. But then in the plan, there's people that are identified that may need special help. whether you make that so a neighbor helps them if they're around or that it's going to be the police and the
fire that have to specialize in that. Keeping in mind that they're going to be a little bit busy, but um at least it's identified that somebody hasn't just forgotten about and that's going to have to be a totally voluntary thing for them that be willing to give that
information up. Okay. Do you think that's encompassed in the motion, Mark, that we've got out there? I think it is. Okay. It should be part of the plan. Yeah, we should. Well, we can list some of the things there that we'd like to see in
the plan. Okay, that's a good idea. All right, so I seconded the motion. So, let's go around and vote. Uh Dave. Hi. Art. Hi.
Sorry, that's Art. Hi. Okay. Um uh let's see it online. Walter. Yes. Mark. Yes. Yes. Sean. Hi. Howard. Catherine. Yes. All right. Um is anybody want to draft something or do I draft something and
send it around to people to take a look at? could possibly do it or help you with the questions that need to be. Are you talking about the a draft of the the letter that we're going to send to? Okay. I'll throw I'll start a draft and I'll
circulate it for comments. Um I think short short and sweet is best. Yeah. Okay. That's my specialty. Yeah. Right. And I guess uh for art in the LWA uh
even though you know we're asking emergency management to draft the plan, I don't think it would hurt at the LWA meeting that's coming up to at least discuss what's going on and get this into the minds of the residents already
because there is such thing as self- responsibility and uh the government cannot always be there to help you. No. Who would speak to that? What's that? Who would speak to that? To the general meeting. How about you?
Be there. Yeah, we're not going to be there. Oh, we're leaving the day after the road race. That's the That's on the 7th, right? It is on the 14th. Oh, the meeting. I could be I'll be there if you guys want me to speak to it. Or Mark
Mark always does an LWAC update. Maybe he can add it into his LWAC update. I'm okay or let or Jake can do it. I'll be at the meeting, but I I think you're the chair. You should take the lead. Plus, people like you better, so people
do. All right. All right. Sounds good. We have We have a plan, right? Uh and I'll start drafting. I'll circulate around for for whatever input people want to put in. Okay, great. Um,
uh, so next item on our agenda. Oh, first of all, are we all set with that with that discussion? Okay, good. So, next item on our agenda is uh just an update on the Lake Wyola storm water erosion task force. Um uh so
they're they're they're process of getting funds looking for funds and so task force is uh uh is applying for a rural development fund grant uh for to do the studies that would have
have to be done before we actually the actual work is done. Uh and that's due on the fourth. Now uh GCA GCA which is our dam engineering company updated their proposal to include Fisbrook which
originally didn't include Fisbrook and the select part was in favor of that. And so now the the grant the total is $80,000 $80,700 for the for the design work uh
design and planning uh work. um uh the uh lake whil association uh approved the idea of uh contributing 10% of the funds which is required for this for this grant uh and so that's all good. So we
have state money coming hopefully coming and private money coming. Um and FCO is uh is doing sign of plans to do some public education sessions on storm water erosion danger and mitigation. So a lot of lot of things
are happening in that area and uh I think it's pretty much all good. Um, comments or questions? Let's hope we get the Let's hope we get the B. Eric is on the committee, right? Yeah. I I missed the last meeting, which was this past
Thursday. I noticed Tom's there. Maybe Tom was there. Um Tom Tom Tom was there. Hi. Um, yeah, I think what Mark said summed it all up. Uh it's the 10% that Mark
mentioned. It'll be 5% on the town and 5% on um LWA uh of that 80,700 and the uh fur cog money to help with two public outreach sessions will come from their um uh uh district local technical
assistance funds, the DTA funds. But yeah, otherwise I don't have anything more to add. Thanks Tom. Yeah, that's my understanding as well what Tom just said and Mark said. Okay,
great. Keep everybody up to date. U we all set with that. Any more questions on the task force activities? Okay. Uh next item on the agenda is an
update on the DAM activities. Um BGA has u uh has uh completed the application for for a uh dam dam and seaw wall grant um which uh I have a draft copy of it. If anyone would like to see it, I can
email it to you. Uh it's has to be finalized by Monday. Um and uh so if if you have wrong, you kind of have to do it this weekend. U but uh If anybody wants copy, let me shoot me a
note or just let me know. I'll send it to you. Um um the grant Oh, the grant application is uh it will be announced on May 31st. So if we've got the money, it will be announced on May 31st. Um and u and we
can start to sign contracts to do the work uh on uh July 1. So we'll have the month funds. Um our ann our bianual or every other year uh dam inspection is
going to take place in May. Um but GZA will be this will be their first time doing it. Um and uh uh Howard will be involved and John probably I guess you guys want to be you probably should be. Um, and uh, uh, I'm
going to let the EMT know about it because they used to participate in that or W used to participate in that and so we'll we'll let them know when when we get a firm date. Um, be interesting to see how if there's difference at all
inspection and what they pick up. Yeah. Uh, so everything looks uh looks good and damn repairs. I think it's actually going to happen. I think assuming we Well, I did talk to the capital planning committee.
And uh and they're making plans for uh for budgeting. If it if the dam if the the grant doesn't come through, there's there is some money there that they can use to to uh to fund this the the first
phase of the project. Um think I had a a little uh a chart a budget and let's see. Okay, make this a little bit
bigger. So, um, thank Can everyone see that or do I have to share my screen or Yeah, I could share your screen, I think. Okay, let's go back here. Right. Think you want to hit the green?
Green. There you go. And then hit share. There it is. Oh, yeah. There we go. All right. Good. All right. So, if everything goes well, um, you know, in July this year, the project
will the thing starts, things take off. Um, they're going to in August they're going to evaluate the the the dam seepage that that actually that'll probably happen during the uh inspection report and they'll do a wetland delineation.
uh in September they'll have developed 60% plans you know like what has to be done how how is it to be done um and that that goes on through September October November uh in November they'll start getting
permits you know con permits and that's that's a threemonth process u they'll finish up the the construction documents in January February and March and then uh 2026 And um
uh then after that we should be able to the actual process gets going. That'll be good. I'll make it before 1 of April. So have any problem. We'll see. We'll see. And so I've already talked to
again capital planning group and about the you know the $150,000 that they'll need in 2026 for the actual dam repairs. and they seem to be very appreciative of the advanced notice. Uh here's our estimate for our budget. Uh this is for the design and for permitting part
pardon. U so it's a total of $55,000. Uh $41,000 is we're we're hoping to get from the the state and uh $13,700 roughly will come from the community preservation act. They've
already approved it, but that has to be approved at the town meeting at the next town meeting. Um, so everything seems to be good. Just, you know, click it along. Uh, any questions on DM
activities? Let's see if I can go back here. I'm just try to see if I if anybody has their hand raised. You'll have to unshare your screen, Mark. Okay. Make that go away.
Hit the red one. It says stop share. This guy just to the right of where? Oh, stop. Yep. Good. I got it. Thank you. Are we back? Okay. Uh, so anyone has a hand
raised, but is there's any questions? Looks good. Mark, I think things are just coming up nicely. Yeah, it looks great. U Okay. Uh
u make sure there's no other questions or comments on on dam activities. Nope. Okay. Uh next on the uh next item on the agenda is just update on the Beaver Dam management or Beaver Dam issues uh Lake View Road
Culbert. And I'm going to turn it over to Catherine since she's involved. Right. Yeah. So is so is Howard. I went to the meeting with Haley and Beth and Dave on I don't know Tuesday. And Dave
just doesn't want to have anything to do with it. He doesn't want his guys going in the water. doesn't he says he doesn't have a budget line that covers fever management and he um he's just really
not being cooper cooperative. Um, so we talked about a few things at that meeting, including the possibility that um, we might want to not keep the covert open for Camp
Anderson. Um, and also that we could um, at least for this one time to get rid of get higher do it. Now Howard was asked to contact them and Howard is implacably
impa blackably oppos opposed to this and I don't quite get why. Well, I feel like how I got involved in this is, let's see, all of the highway department people we've had and Gary
Dilman and Tim Honey, I went down and I'd notify them when there was a problem. And then I would daily for I had a hook. You don't have to get your feet wet and pull any brush that was starting to build up in it. And if you
do that, you discourage the guy. And the couple times that we couldn't uh they went down and broke the dam and then I started doing the same thing. But I bet you just been helping them out. It's not my I don't feel it's my job to
do it unless I'm supposed to do potholes, too. But, uh, well, but we've had no problem. And if you take if you do it right away, it's there's been several times that AI and I have gone down there and pulled them
apart. When they started building them inside the Gulf, you didn't see it start. Yeah. We didn't even That was one that we really never knew was there. It's just all of a sudden you're driving across and I got the lake down on this side and it's not on this side. Where
you couldn't see any dam and it was in the middle of the coast. Well, the highway department went in there with regular rakes and took it out piece by piece, put it in the the bucket and loaded the truck and it was no big deal.
Well, that could potentially happen again if we if we just first get the damn out that's in there. And if you know, I don't I don't see why we would care who takes that
damn out. Well, the last fall when I talked to Dave about it and he was saying, you know, he didn't know and all. I said, "Well, why why don't you do one of two things? You either take care of it or get somebody hire somebody else to take care of it. And you talk about
no money. So the town is going to pay for it one way or the other. They'll they will find a way to pay for it. Right. Well, and maybe in the future he should have a budget for that. But yeah, I think it should be added to Yeah, this
year you should for for this year. At our meeting the other night, the board of health um agreed to offer funds our line item. We have maybe $1,000 um if they're needed to get this job done now.
And um I'd like to suggest that the water quality line, which belongs to this committee, could also be offered to that. We've got $1,000 in our budget line. We haven't spent a single penny of it this year. We didn't spend a single penny of it last year. Um the only thing
that's ever been spent on is occasional equipment for testing and whatnot and for sending people to conferences that we haven't done for two or three years. Uh so do you want should we have a
motion then uh to authorize the spending u you know our budget item $1,000 uh to um to get to help get rid of the beaver dam that's that's across the co we do we have
wait for a second then sorry I'll second it for discussion okay um do we have any idea how much this company will charge to get rid of them. The last time that Tim had well, they had to trap the beavers at that time and
it was I think it cost him like $1,500 because the guy had he charged them every time he checked his traps and then he charged him so much for each beaver that he trapped. So they get rid of the beavers but they don't get rid of the dam. No. Okay. So the highway
department takes care of the dam. But we were talking about at that meeting that where you you weren't there is hiring hiring them to take the dam out. Yeah. Not not to be to take out the dam. Dave mentioned something. Well, the beavers are still there. Like you're going to
trap they're always going to be you you don't trap them this time of year anyhow. And then if there's not a dam there's no way that's what they use to trap the beaver, right? They put the trap on the dam and when he comes to work on it, he gets
caught. You know, it's where the whole net thing comes down. It's not a leg trap like normal trappers use. But also they were talking about beaver deceivers and
Tim looked into that and the guy telling him there's no way a beaver deceiver, you know, the one with keeping the water would work because everything's at a level line. The only thing you can put in is a fence and the town owns maybe 10 ft in front of
the then it goes into Yeah. Then it goes into Wendle. And if you want don't want to be a neighbor and shut it off the the camp, I don't know how they'll, you know, kids are going to have to carry the canoes someplace. I don't know where to the to
the new Yeah, but that's carrying canoes down the street from highway with cars coming and going. One of the things that we talked about at that meeting was was getting Camp Anderson involved. Yeah, they probably would. Yeah. possib
possibly getting financial assistance then if we're going to keep it open for their benefit. I'm quite sure that they would. That's the way they've talked in the past. Hey, hey guys. If besides the access for Camp
Anderson, having a beaver dam there and the water backing up, is there any legitimate concern that the bridge itself would be put in peril in a bad flooding situation or a bad rain? Yeah. And if
that were the case, I think we tell the highway department to go remove it. you don't ask them and that would be up to the select board because if there's a danger to to if there's a public danger there's
I think this is a silly debate. I mean look at the damage it did last time it let go. The wing walls on the lake side are falling in. One of them did fall in. The other one's about to ones upstream also. Dave did mention
that after seeing the covert that we just put in, he was going to try to contact the people, see what it would call call for wing walls that are already pre-made to put in there to replace the ones that are made with
piled stones and concrete. Eric, can I just get your comment on that? There's a if this beaver dam might potentially cause damage to people and property if it would somehow impair that
bridge. Isn't it the town's obligation to do something about it before that would happen? Yeah, I would sort of think so. I mean, the whole beaver thing, as Katherine's suggesting, has just been it's just been going on for forever. Um, so I'm frankly
I'm personally a little bit confused about what what should happen. I mean, just because uh well I am that's all. But I think you I generally like the idea. Um I can certainly talk to the other select board people about it or put it on the agenda or whatever. Um we can bring Dave in and
ask Dave to come in and talk about it. I I think that's the best course because it sounds like we've got two people we've got people butting heads here about how this is going to get done. when I simply think the the highway department should be obligated to come and remove it.
Yeah. There's one other there's one other problem too. There's a log that's caught crossways a log. It's about that big around 10 foot long and it's caught crossways inside the culbert. Now if
you' have got it before 1 April you can see the the log itself. Now it's under about a foot of water, but it's still crossways of the of the cover and that's got to come out. I'm wondering, Mark, if we should have a
motion more geared towards asking the select board to get involved and to facilitate this happening through the highway department. I think that's the quickest way to get it done. We already have a motion on the floor. Okay. Motion that's been made and
seconded, right? Um, do we want to to set that aside or we can table it or the only thing is that was just whether we want to kick in money to have this project done. Right. Right. Right. And we don't really care who gets the money. Right.
No, we could we could continue on that. Approve that and then then go on to another motion. That's fine. Yeah, we can. Okay. So, we have a second. So, I guess we need a vote on that. park. Yep. So, but I guess the the vote is on
potentially uh putting in our budget to help get rid of that beaver dam somehow. Uh let's have a vote. Start off with you, Dave. I [Music] me. Yes. Yep. Hi.
Sorry. Walter. Hi. Mark. Hi. John. Hi. All right. So, so we have we so the minutes will reflect that if the opportunity is there to pay our way out of it to buy our way out of it, then
we're going to contribute some funds and maybe board of health will contribute some funds or from some other source. Yeah. I mean, I think there's some there's some question about whether or not the highway department feels um qualified to do this. I think that's part of it. They don't, you know, being
out in the water and on and on. I'm just sort of hearing that them talk about that. Um so there may be I don't know what that means. I think we may have to have somebody else do it. They go ahead. If they had waiters, they
could just walk out there. Fishermen are in the water winter and fall and they don't get hypothermia. They use waiters and they go out and stand in the water half the day while they're fishing. I I I'd like to see that the select would at least
ask the highway department maybe say, "What's the deal here?" and have them come up to a conclusion of whether the highway department's concerns are legitimate or not. I I think that's worth the time. So, I'd like to make a motion to ask the select board to um review uh the issue with the highway
department. Second, there we have motion on the floor. Um and also round vote. Uh let's start this time. Hi
Dave. Hi Eric. Hi Walter. Hi Mark. Hi John. Howard. Hi I Okay. We're full of motions today. Excellent. This is a committee getting stuff done.
Hey guys, I gotta run. I got a plane to catch. Hi. Sorry to leave you early. All right. Check is in the mail. Very good. Thank you. You're welcome. Bye. Bye. Have a great weekend. Yep.
So, that concludes all the uh the items on the agenda that we um that we have. Are there any other items that we didn't anticipate? We still have a quum, so no there's no problem with with art leaving. Uh I'll make a motion to adjurnn. Oh,
hold on. Tom raised his hand, so I Oh, sorry. No worries. Um, I thought there was an item about dam access road purchase or did I miss that? I'm sorry. There is. I missed that. Oh, thank you, Tom.
I'm sorry to prolong it, y'all. Um, okay. Um, I doubt anything's happened there. Um, has it? Does anyone know of anything that's happened? Yeah, I can I can say the selectable we did talk with Haley about that
um Thursday, last this past Thursday. Um and um it's on her, let's just put it this way, it's on the it's on her plate. I mean, so theoretically, it's happening. God knows how fast it'll happen, but the idea is it will
happen. Either a rightaway or purchase of land or what I mean, whatever. We'll try to figure out how to get that done. Yeah. Next one. If you need the measurements of what we need, I I went down and measured what I
think we need. How how much of his land? Yeah. Um, if you want to give those, my guess is if you want to give those to Haley, that would be great because she's the one theoretically been tasked to do this. How fast it'll happen, I don't know, but
should that would be very helpful. All right. Will do. Great. Perfect. I do do have one other thing on the end here. Yep. Okay. Um the boat ramp at Lake
Wyola way back when Terry Smith was here. He says the state would take care of it for nothing. That's right. The state would uh would rebuild the boat ramp uh and take care of that, do the maintenance on it, take care of do
maintenance on the right the clus leis toilet down there. Um but at that time uh uh Becky didn't want uh didn't want to pursue that and the and this conservation commission felt that they didn't want to pursue it. They felt that
they were in charge of it. that's their responsibility and they were completely against it. There was also the issue that we would be required to document the site of the boat ramp on the mass ramp on the mass website and there was a
lot of opposition to that but people didn't want to advertise where the boat ramp was and those are white people that were not thrilled with that idea at all. Yeah. I think people were afraid that too many people would see that that That's correct. Show up, right? Exactly.
That was a big concern. Yes. Well, something needs to be done down there. Is it Is it the under the water area or the the whole thing under the water for because of power load in your boat?
There's a big like sandbar, you know, where you put your vote in and it goes up and then sounds like it should be agenda item for the next meeting and the road that goes down also the
brush on the side all that um I don't bring on the agenda but I you know I kind of feel that we don't have a whole lot of influence here. Yeah, sounds kind of sound like I didn't realize all this other opposition. Yeah, times have changed. Times have
changed. That was a while ago. I don't know. Maybe people will feel differently now. Howie, it's not this can't hurt to discuss it on the the on the on the meeting topic. I'll definitely add that to the agenda. Yeah, we might want to get a view of
like whether or not the uh the conservation commission if they really feel it's their purview. Yeah. Then they got to deal with it. Somehow it's got to some got to be maintained even with the brushing and the road maintenance. I
mean it it gets to the point that people are still going to use it but if it becomes a hazard in and liability then it's got to be addressed somehow. Well, they even backed into that sign until I asked uh Tim to put a
rock there and they took that down. But also that toilet down there, too. Who's supposed to take care of that? I think Well, I think it's responsibility because I had people tell me it's filthy and needs to be clean. I have an idea
that the guy who does the janitoring here is also responsible for that. I'm not sure. It was at one time. I don't know if it still is there. I don't know. We'll put on the agenda. Didn't mean to add all this.
Got anything? I still have a motion to adjourn out there. Anytime, folks. Yeah. Second that. Thank you, Holly. I have one more comment, one more question. Is there because it's a great pond, is there any requirement that that
be uh that be available for public access? That can be part of the discussion at the next meeting. Okay. All right. To adjourn is there um all in favor? I I
Walter I Mark I I I All right. Thank you very much. It's uh it's 9:50 and we're done and we'll see you next next month. Thanks, gang. Thank you. Take care. That was a
long hour. Mark, I noticed a few things that I missed in those minutes. So, don't send out the one. Okay. I'll send you another an updated version. Okay.