Let's uh Good evening everyone. This is a uh meeting of the Suitsbury Planning Board. I'll call the meeting to order. Note the meeting is being recorded.
I will note we have uh Michael de Kiierra, Keith Hasty, Deacon Bonner, Ashley Pyraftoft, and Steve Breler and myself, Nathan Murphy present.
And we are missing uh Jeff Weston. I think he said he was going to be traveling or in Boston or something with his daughter. So, uh we're not really expecting him. We have Tom Seaffort, associate member. So, I'll go ahead and uh designate you
to participate since we're missing one. And uh here we go. We have a short meeting. Thank you uh Michael for posting some of the uh the
bare bones that you did. I you know, I uh I did it. I totally uh missed the whole meeting posting deadline on Thursday. So, we have a probably a short meeting today. Probably good probably for the
best since we just had a big run up to town meeting. Okay. So, I'll open the uh floor up to public comment. Would anyone like to make a public comment? Hearing and seeing none.
No, I got something. It's quick. Um, I'm just wondering about getting an actual photo copy of the bylaws, like if that's something we can still get from Grace. I'll just ask Matteo to ask our land use clerk to uh print that
up for you. Okay, that'd be awesome. I'd like to have it on paper. Yeah. Yeah, you can you can ask him to print up a copy. Maybe wait until the uh you know, we get the okay from the attorney general. You get that uh
the recent amendments in there and you'll have the uh whole rate of development section uh omitted. Um okay. Um, that is I I tried for years
to to get it to get it in in printed form. Uhhuh. And and and I think and it never never happened when I asked Grace. Um I I have one. Yeah. But it but ne it's never current.
Right. Um, so I think I think having Matteo get on it and probably and probably working with Grace would be really good because whatever is being handed out to the public isn't isn't up to date either, right?
It should be now. Yeah. The the um so I'll just welcome Jeff and uh so we'll have uh Tom Seafford back as associate member. Uh Jeff, welcome. Good to see you. I didn't think you were going to make it. You know, I I thought I had
heard u that you might be in Boston. Are you in Boston? I'm actually I'm not in Boston and I'm not in Tuscanyany. I'm in Shootsbury. I don't know if you've ever heard of it before. Rings a bell. All right. No birthday party.
It's delayed till tomorrow. That's good. That's good. Thank you. Okay. Um yeah. Uh Ashley, I would definitely I I would imagine if you asked u our land use clerk to do it that it will just um should be pretty easy.
You know, maybe if there's objections, I'll let you know. Okay. Do you want me to send him an email or you said you're gonna? Oh, yeah. I would suggest that you do it. Okay, cool. and and I can I'll send him an email too and and just kind of note, hey, you
know, uh you know, if people ask for paper copies, you know, I have a problem with that, we should be able to do that. Okay. Thank you. I'll let you know if uh if I get a response to that, too, I guess. But anyway, all right. Um
let's see. Anyone else for a public comment item? Yeah, I would like the public to know what Deacon is eating for dinner. This is my ice cream. This is
That's good. Yeah, ice cream sounds pretty good right now, Deacon. Did you bring enough for everybody? Yeah, you'll have to come over. What? What flavor, Deacon? It's chocolate. Chocolate chip. Okay, nice. Good. Nice.
Sorry to eat in front of you. Oh, no. That's uh that's good. That's good. Uh gives us a little uh inspiration to, you know, line our snacks up next time. Okay. Uh next, I'll have uh
landowner uh guidance and education. Is there anyone who wants to Actually, I don't have that on the agenda anyway. So, um so we'll we'll we'll pretend I didn't say that. Okay. Annual town meeting recap. Uh, long story short, all our
amendments passed. Um, without uh without much fuss. And there's a few questions on ADUs. Um, you know, there was some some folks at the lake area who were kind of wondering
about, well, you know, I don't have very much space. How's that going to work? So on and so forth. And I said, I got to just explain, you know, there's some unanswered questions. Uh that's why we put it up to site plan review so that you know the zoning board can take a peek at that and uh you know figure it
all out for us. So uh it was pretty you know things were kept somewhat uh simplified. Uh you know Michael spoke to it as well. Um, and Donna also chimed in with some uh key element I forgot to we both forgot to mention I guess that uh
you know when you do it you'll also have to pass title five um which is an important step kind of brings it into perspective. Um, I know there was a big uh Lake Wyola um bylaw that eventually passed and when I
left there was one amendment uh from Tom that had been uh voted down, but I understand there was another amendment that was put forth to the uh to the article and that a modification was made saying that you have to stay at a six
mile per hour speed limit if you're within 150 ft from small craft or uh or the shore the shore small craft or swimmers, right? So something like that. Yeah, that's right. So,
you left before the final vote on that one or you had to leave before the final vote on that one. That's too bad. Um yeah, I had to leave. I had u a prior engagement that that afternoon and
uh I was happy that I was able to stay through all the planning board uh related amendments and uh regrettably I uh I missed quite a few hours of it. I I hear Oh, I uh I don't know if you truly regret it, but uh I was only joshing
with you. It was such a long meeting, wasn't it? It was. It was. But but a big slap on the back to to Michael and to you Nathan for good explanations of the different of the articles of the warrants. So I thought you guys did a
real good job without and especially Michael, you did a good dance with the uh with the legal issues regarding the solar. Oh yeah, that's right. Yeah, I that worked out really well. I got to
say, you know, so in advance of the meeting, Rita and Donna and AJ and I had a conversation to figure out what Donna would what Donna said we could say because I talked to AJ and I was like, I have no idea, you know, and I think it
ended up being a good airing of information that we're allowed to share. Um, it seemed like people came away appreciative, so I got kudos to the FinCom for raising it. Um, I mean, but I appreciate the comment, Steve. Thank you.
Well, job well done. Yeah, that was a you know, it's a tough issue for the town, right? You know, it's been good amount of money. You know, don't say too much, Nathan. I'm not saying anything. I'm not saying
anything. I I uh I went up as you know as a citizen and just I was like you know I'm not sure now is the time to walk away from the table but that's uh that's town meeting town meeting approved that measure to allocate funds as needed. So we'll see what happens. I
don't know what's uh what the details are right now, but anyway, you're the only one who could talk. I appreciated the comment by at least two people other than Michael, you know, pe from the public. I don't know who they were. Basically saying if we we're not if we
cowtow to a multinational corporation in Bendover with our bylaws, what do we have them for? That I'm paraphrasing the sentiment, but I appreciated that those comments that were along those lines. Right.
Also, I'm just going to note that I did uh I thought that um Netty uh did a great job uh with her first run through as uh moderator. I was impressed.
That's uh it's difficult uh post. Hell of a way to start. Yeah, really an eight hour meeting. Yeah, that was actually one of the longest ones that I've been at. You know, it's the lake was the thing that really
probably took the largest chunk of time. The lake issue. Yeah, that I'm always amazed. You can never predict what's going to happen. Like there will always be one issue that takes an hour. That was it. Yep.
All right. Anyone else have any other uh comments or uh questions about uh what happened or didn't happen at town meeting? No. Okay. Aaron is seeing that we'll move on. All right. We'll talk about the uh CPA
appointment briefly. Um, I forgot that uh until somewhat recently that Matteo would not be here and I was somewhat as aspirationally hoping that he might uh
since he chairs the CPC. However, I have confirmed with uh Cliff Reed who is our current um designate to the committee that he is willing to do it again. Um might be worth noting. I think somehow he's been there two years
already and I think we only recommended it once, but that's neither here nor there. Minor details, Nathan. Minor detail. No, it's a minor detail. That's right. You know, he's been there. He's been doing it. Um, so,
uh, I sent a an email that because I reached out to him some time ago, I think. you know, just to I'm not going to read the email out loud or anything, but uh he was just summarizing I think you know the one year was somewhat slow and then you know coming into this year
and this was a few months back there's been a lot of activity. Um you mentioned something about uh there was one grant that was received uh last year and ended up at the special town meeting we had I think in December that was funding for the regional high school
track and field and I think that passed. So that was somewhat news to me but uh so that happened and obviously we had a bunch of amendments that just uh made it to town meeting this year. I think all those passed uh with a clear majority there. So um you know he's been busy on
the committee um you know the the planning board has not uh actively engaged in the CPC business with our designate but um you know if anyone follows what's going on in that committee and and wants to be
more involved you know you're welcome to uh to look at it and bring things uh to us. You know if anyone ever has anything you know just let me know. We we'll get it on the agenda. We can talk about it and inform our designate as needed. Um other than that, that's uh that's all I
have for that. I'll uh Does anyone else have any uh comments or questions? I was just going to say if we have another light meeting with not a big agenda, we might want to just invite Cliff so we can talk to him in real life. Just
Yeah. exchange ideas. Yeah, we could do that. Um, you want a motion to approve to I was going to ask for that next. Yeah, if no one has anything. But, um, with that, uh,
yeah, I mean, I guess we could ask him, you know, just as he comes on, uh, sometime just maybe give us a little bit of a summary of what's going on and then if anyone has anything uh, you know, they'd like them to address,
they can email it to him. separately from the or you know they could just put the questions out there and then we can discuss in the meeting something like that. Um so we can do that. I'll uh I'll kind of keep an eye on what's what's going on. I mean you know right
now we don't have anything that I know of that uh is is going to come our way. Obviously, you never know when stuff is going to happen, but I mean, I think for the most part, we might expect some uh ANRS or something like that, but I haven't caught wind of any kind of
special permit applications. Usually, there's little whispers about that because obviously there's a lot to go into it. So, um so yeah, I'll uh I'll hear a motion to uh designate uh Cliff Reed as the plan board rep on the uh community preservation committee. I'll
make that motion. Thank you, Steve. Steve moves to I hear a second. All right. Let Deacon get it. Did Deacon second? I tried to. All right. We'll we'll give Deacon credit.
So, you know, uh Steve moves Deacon seconds uh to for us to recommend. Uh any other any discussion on this hearing? And seeing none, I'll call a roll. Um uh Bonner, hi Weston. Hi Voft.
Hi. Brassler. Hi. East. Hi. Day. Hi. Yeah. I'm an I. The motion carries unanimously. Excellent. I got two quick things. Nathan, do you have to officially demote
Tom or does it just announced automatically? What's that? Did you had Tom be a full member before Jeff came? Do you have to un I did I did I did when Jeff came to I I uh Oh, I said yes. Go back. Yeah. The the other thing was I don't know if it was you and
I I had some conversation about appointment for the Franklin County Planning Board. Was that you and me? So that was, you know, I didn't get it on the agenda in time. Uh obviously, you know, I totally missed
the whole thing. Um you and I I was wondering because you know I remember Becky had reached out to me once you know some time ago and now recently the uh administrative secretary has reached out but um you know when I
was looking at furog kind of like a while back when I was first trying to learn about it I saw I thought I saw that the the planning board the regional planning board would uh have a designate of the planning board and the uh chair of the
select board where the uh uh there's two there's two bodies. So there's the Burkhog board and Ellen McCay has been the longtime representative for the town. I think she's probably the designated select
board. And then there's the Franklin County Planning Board, which I think they're going to reconstitute in some version because I don't they they don't get very good attendance. So, I think they're going to change it, but traditionally
each town who's a member of Furkog sends a planning board member who may or may not show up. Um, so like Jeff did it for a while. I think I did it actually. I did it maybe on select board. I can't remember. Right. No, I I I went to a few meetings and I I've uh I have not had good
attendance. Um so yeah, no, I mean I know there's there's the two bodies um you know, Franklin uh County Regional Council of Governments and Franklin count, you know, county
regional planning board, right? I I thought that the planning board had also the chair of the select board as a designate. But anyway, I my you know the question I was getting at was uh is this is the planning board's designate a furcog you know planning board a select
board appointment or do we just do it? It's a select board appointment. How does everyone get we just recommend it and they appoint them just like everything else. Well, I mean, you know, like everything else is a a board that was either
created by the select board or or by a town bylaw or um possibly, you know, like in the concom established through through state law, right? You know, but it's they're all town boards uh with this, you know. So, is there anything that actually says the select
board does it? Is it is it I think it every every position that's representing the town that's not elected is gets appointed by the select board as the executive body. So it doesn't matter who creates the other body. It's just that if the town
is sending somebody representing us, then the select board does the appointment. You know what I mean? Yeah. I mean that that kind of makes sense. Um I mean, you know, I'm not really perturbed about it. Um I just uh I was under the impression
that the planning board had the authority to send its own designate as that's how the uh I don't know that you know that was my interpretation of it when I looked at it. So I was kind of trying to figure out you know is there some sort of I don't think we have a bylaw that states
that. I think the practicality is no one's paying attention and it's so low stakes that any of us could go Yeah. I I you know I'm like splitting hairs here but you know I I was trying to just uh see
if there was anything you know in writing about it. I mean maybe it is. I went to two in the last six months just because I was interested and I got on the email list. Um but I was I haven't been appointed officially. Yeah. So
um yeah. So I would I would be remiss to make any kind of recommendation as select where now as we have not properly posted it. Uh so I think you know next time we meet we can do that. If there's a a meeting between now and then and the time the select board does an
appointment and uh you know you're there Michael then you know good on you. But uh um I don't know. Uh so not going anywhere. Yeah. if if anyone is interested in in going up to
Furcog and uh and representing us on that regional planning board. Um that's that's on the table. Um so we'll we'll talk about it more next time we meet. I also I decided to set up a recurring
meeting and the uh my town government, right? So the way that works is uh it just is designated um at least for the next year uh to be on the second Monday of every month. Skips holidays. So there's nothing currently in I think
November. So we'll have to post that one de facto or you know uh ad hoc. Um and I'll get an email 10 days prior reminding me to you know post the agenda. I also set some uh monthly
reminders on uh Wednesdays to get on it if I haven't already. So, and I and I also uh you know I'm into the idea of getting the agenda up sooner rather than later anyway, which obviously I have not really practiced very much, but that's uh this is a good impetus to kind of get
that uh going. So, my apologies to the board for um slipping up this uh this month on the agenda. Um, Nathan, I'm amazed by all you do. I mean, you have a lot going on, so it's all good. Well, I appreciate that,
Ashley. Um, anyway, uh, we'll move on. I think, uh, we're just going to, um, we have minutes on the agenda. Now, we don't have a specific uh date, but I propose that if
uh unless uh people object or feel, you know, they're unprepared anyway because there wasn't any specifics given, I would I would not mind uh you know, reviewing and approving the minutes from uh last month. I think that's a reasonable thing to do. Um I reviewed
them. Nathan, I don't think it's legal. I don't think it's legal to vote on the minutes because of the public hear because of the non- notification. Yeah. Well, we have minutes on the agenda. I guess because it doesn't set a specific date.
Yeah. No, no, Don. I got after me for this once. I've made this mistake, too. No, I mean, I understand that. Uh, you know, so it's I I looked at the open meeting law a little bit. you know, it says, you know, it's uh
you know, agenda items are supposed to be uh specific. Um you know, if you're you doing something on uh you know, it's supposed to get, you know, give an idea of uh what's there. Um
you know, if I was the town council, I would certainly do that. I mean, I haven't gone so far as to look up specific complaints that uh may uh may have been filed against boards for not uh having the specific dates in there. Um you know, if we don't want to do it, we don't have to do it. Um I I I think
we could do it with uh you know, I mean, if somebody filed a complaint, we could say, "All right, look, you know what? Uh we thought we might be able to do it since it was just the prior meet meeting and minutes were on there, but if uh you know I'm not sure if anyone you know
I mean what have you, but if if uh people aren't comfortable, we don't have to do it. So I see uh Tom's hand is up, Michael's hand is up. So we'll start with Tom. Um I don't have a vote on this, but I would be uncomfortable. Okay. Um, just from histories I've seen with our own select board and specific
topic of whether the dates of the meeting minutes were on the agenda or not, it was controversial at the time. So, I don't know if a decision was made, but it's definitely been raised as a controversy before at the level. Yeah.
Was it was it a complaint? I don't know if it was an inquiry or a complaint. I don't know to what degree it went, but there was a phase when they were being very clear about putting the dates of the minutes they would be reviewing and that was probably a phase about I'm guessing but it seemed to be
like July August last year. Um I'm not I'm just offering that as my observation. I'm happy if you do it either way tonight but I know it has been an issue before. Okay. Um, Michael, yeah, I would I did not read
those, so it'd be I'd rather read them. I ended up reading the March 2024 since that was something that Matteo sent out, but um I think given the conversation, although this is a really short meeting and it'd be a really great time to do
it, um it seemed maybe advisable not to, but definitely the May one I'd rather not do. Yeah. So, let's uh let's do this. Um we won't vote to approve them, but we will review them
because uh I've uh I've put up the May one. Yeah, the May one. So, we'll we'll review it. We'll talk about it. Uh but we won't vote on it. And that way it can just you know just because um when you know I just looked at them uh today and I found
several items that I wanted to change and uh basically if uh you know we'll do just a uh you know if any you know kind of like uh make sure everyone agrees uh you know if anyone sees anything additional
um we can note it and then um so I'll kind of hang on to this and then uh you know when when everyone uh goes through and u I'll send it out to the board, you know, after we go through review it tonight. If anyone, you know,
when you get a chance to actually read through it, see something additional, then you'll send that back to me since I have a document that's already had edits on top of it. And uh and then at the next meeting, uh you know, I'll have incorporated any subsequent changes that
anyone may have noticed uh that they want to include over the uh interim. Uh, and that way, you know, we we'll be that much closer and be able to just kind of knock it out real quick. Does that uh sound okay with everyone? I think that's perfect. Okay.
All right. I'm going to share say okay. Can everyone see? Oh, not yet. How about now? Yeah. You're going to have to make it much larger, though. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
Um, okay. I just crossed out the question marks for George. I don't know if anyone remembers some someone who was named George at the meeting, but um so this is called to order at 5:00
executive session says uh Murphy explains that the board returns to open session following executive session. I changed that to daycare. I assume that was Michael that was speaking about that. Oh boy. Yeah. Um
just a minor little uh with respect to litigation right here. Just added that in. I know that I just kind of added in here that I designated Tom to sit as a full
board member. This is being a little sluggish for me, but we go. Okay. Landowner education and guidance. Just a quick little change there. I rewarded this a little bit just to
kind of make it uh instead of Murphy reviews the applicant's intention to divide the lot in into multiple parcels that are not buildable lots. I said dividing the lot, creating multiple new parcels that are
not buildable lots to just kind of better convey what was happening. Same thing here. The plan does not constitute a subdivision because the original lot in its entirety has
frontage on Wendle Road. So I changed to it say doesn't constitute a subdivision because the remaining buildable lot has adequate frontage on Wendell Road, right? Is that uh
assume everyone's good? Just put a hyphen here with nonbuildable lots. Fix a spelling item on Michael's last name. It's nice to fix one of those that I'm not responsible for. Looks like this report to annual town
meeting should be uh capital T. Oh no, never mind. So, I hope you're not trying to read this because right now I'm just looking. Yeah, I think yeah, that was it. So, just a few little tweaks I made mostly
in the beginning. And uh yeah, so uh if anyone has uh unless anyone has anything else to add right now, we'll just wrap this up. I'll uh I'll save uh a copy of this. I'll send
it out to everyone. I'll let Matteo know that I'll receive any subsequent updates on this. Um and then uh we'll approve it Ricky ticket next time we meet and uh as well as some other uh
dates. Okay. Um All right, that's all we have for open session. Um, is there anything any other uh last minute you know thoughts or comments that anyone wants to say while we're uh
still together in open session? I'm going to stop sharing. I had one question just about future meetings. Okay. So, it's really nice that it's June and we don't have a lot of stuff. We don't have anything upcoming. The question is
usually like in September we discuss things we might want to be looking at for the next you know year school year so to speak. Um I don't know if we want to just wait until September if we don't have a lot going on for July and August if we want to have a more relaxed
conversation about it. So just putting that out there. I'm not attached either way but it seems like that's a possibility. Yeah. Well, you know I I you know, I don't see why we, you know, should wait till September, per se. You
know, we can always uh get some things on the agenda and obviously, you know, as business comes in, some of those things tend to get bumped. Um, right. So, I mean, just kind of getting the ball rolling on some things is always good. I know, you know,
I mean, we might discuss uh possibility of doing something with short-term rentals. Um, I don't know if if we'll more watch that or or kind of get something in the wings on that. There's uh
you we could potentially start talking about manufactured homes, which is uh formerly known as um mobile homes or trailers, right? And you
know, I think not to get too much into substance, but it it it seems to me that there's been kind of an effort to to rebrand or or kind of retell the story of those. I think that
um from a historical perspective there was kind of a lot of reaction to you know the emergence of trailer parks and uh various places and and towns started you know enacting zoning that prevented that from happening. Um I think after
that at some point there was maybe through HUD or something like that u I think there was some standards that were kind of put in place that became the you know the manufactured home thing right so you know I've heard kind of two different
things with you know like whether the value like stays the same or depreciates or whether there could be any appreciation on a manufactured home things like that. Uh so that would be the kind of thing that we'd want to, you know, start to look into and discuss with that as to whether or not there's
any uh room for that here. Um go ahead. Yeah, I got one just to to float it, not to talk about it in detail, but yeah, I I hearken back to a few months ago when Deacon dropped the bombshell that our master plan was never officially approved by town meeting. um
which was and you know we've talked about in the past about oh we should add a climate chapter but now we we can't add a climate chapter because we don't have a thing. So we should talk about how we want to deal with that. We can either ask town meeting to retroactively approve it. We could just sort of say
it's never been approved. We could change it to be like a recommendation of a master plan. I mean, it's a conversation to be had, but it seems like now that we know it's not really a master plan and we keep referencing it and it's on the website, we should figure out how to get official some way or another.
Yeah. No, that's that's a good agenda item. That's unfortunate that it just kind of like all that work was done on it and then it just never Yeah. You think we could pass it, right? But but but why
was there anything controversial about it at the time? Open space. Open space. Open space. It was sick. It was It was a huge change in in what we did. It's the It's the biggest zoning change we've ever had
there. There was one large property owner that who was really not pleased. Well, and just that there's a, you know, there's a lot of libertarian sentiment within the society. You know, it's just
everything gets opposed by somebody, right? I I oppose that comment, uh, Deacon. Um, just for the record, Steve finds everyone to be very agreeable.
Okay. Yeah. You know, if anyone else has anything, uh, feel free to reach out and let me know. And then with that, I'm going to just, uh, wait a second. Hold on. Hold on. I'm I'm hosting. You're co-hosting.
No. Yeah, you are. Uh, you are hosting. But I was just going to mention that uh quick reminder that next meeting we'll do uh an agenda item for election of the chair because it will be July and uh the first meeting of the fiscal year. Another
quick comment on that. I tuned in to a meeting of the library trustees as I sometimes do with uh you know I'm usually doing bedtime with my daughter and sometimes we like to take a peek and see if we see uh mommy on the
uh on the zoom meeting there right um and they did the uh election of chair immediately after the election which uh might be proper for an elected body.
So, uh I was wondering if uh if we have any context on that. Uh I thought I recall that you know having seen a deacon elected at the beginning of fiscal year but I could be that's that's what we've done, right? Oh yeah. Yeah. I
don't I mean cuz the the membership of the board that will be in a the membership of the incoming board is not necessarily the same as the old board. And I think I think that you're you're you're supposed to be elected by the new
board. Yeah. Right. Right. So it's supposed to be it's supposed to be after the election, not after the end of fiscal year. Well, it's supposed to it's supposed to occur after the a when the term when the terms of the new board are in effect. I
mean, right. Which is after which is after Keith is not Keith is a will be a member a regular member in July. He's an associate member now. No, no, no, no, no. He's a he's a full member. Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah. No, I thought you
know what that's that's I mean we can double check this, right? um we we should independently we we got to uh trust but verify, right? Because the what I'm getting at I guess is I actually recall thinking the exact same thing you just said, right? We have the election and then the election goes into
effect at the start of fiscal year, but then you know I was I was told by the clerk that no, no, no, no, it happens right after the election. Um and so that's apparently codified in state law. So we can just kind of take a quick look
at that and okay, you know, verify that fact and then uh uh based on that, you know, we'll have the election of the chair uh at our next meeting and whether or not depending on the outcome of that verification item, we'll uh have it go
until following the next election or until the next fiscal years, we we've always done one way or the other. Tom. Yeah, the clerk did bring it up in the context of the moderator position. Um, and in the context of the election being separated from the town meeting, which
isn't typical in our town. Um, and it came as a surprise to a lot of people that the moderator was the new moderator immediately after the election or like within seven days or something. So, I think that is the case. But in doing research on it, I found that towns are able to define roles of serving
committees and boards in their own way. And since you brought up the master plan, one way that towns can really effectively do this to have it be their own way if they prefer just like fiscal year as opposed to election cycle would be to write a thorough town charter that
would specify all of those things. So yes, the state law does say the election is the turning point, but there are mechanisms for towns to choose their own schedule. Okay. Well, thank you. That's uh seems it'll
be clear as mud, but if we don't have anything specified in the charter, then maybe it will be more straightforward. But I think that wraps it up. So, I just wanted to uh raise that uh real quick. And now I am going to hand it right over to Michael.
Okie dokie. Um, say goodbye to everyone. Thank you, Nathan. Bye, Nathan. Bye, Nathan. Thank you. Thanks, everyone. Thanks, Nathan. So, I'm going to move to enter into executive session for reason number
three to discuss strategy with respect to litigation. If an open meeting may have detrimental effect on the government's litigating position litigation specific to complaint received by calls regarding shootspray solar bylaw not to return to open
meeting. Anyone want to second that? No. Okay. Thank you Jeff. Any other discussion before I roll call? Okay. Keith, how do you vote? Hi. Steve, how do you vote? All right. Jeff.
Hi Deacon. Hi Ashley. Hi. And I'll appoint Tom as a full member since we do not have Nathan. So Tom, how do you vote? Thanks. I and I have an I. Um, and
everyone's in a private space, I'm assuming. So, let me turn off the recording because I don't want to make that mistake again. Uh, yeah. picture.