So, good evening. Good evening everybody. Today is Tuesday, July 22nd. >> Today is Tuesday, July 22nd, 6 um 2025 6 p.m. U meeting of the board of health. Um roll call. Dr. Christian Roman here.
Chairman No clerk present. >> Okay. >> Um add additions, deletions. Um we have 1.2.118
Main Street grease truck. Um >> that is placed on on the agenda. Yes, that is correct to speak about. I'll do that right now. >> Sure. >> Yes. >> So 18 Main Street's the um Harbor
Shopping Mall and this is the space uh that used to be the Sandanda Bank I think it was. Um but the proposing to put a Starbucks in it. >> He can Can we Can Are you able to project um this down here please or no?
So that Todd can see it. Okay. I I would appreciate if the people that are online if they if they would un mute theirelves please. We we just starting the meeting please. >> Yes. >> Kristen, who are you looking to get on?
>> No, >> no, no. here on on on the table if you can project this map because um Todd is remote so that he can benefit from from from the blueprints.
What is this? >> I just want you to be careful with it. I think there's not way too much to it. >> Can you hear us? >> I can't. Can you hear me? >> Okay. I'm on my I'm on my phone, so it's
really hard to see. So, I don't think it's very >> Okay. >> I'm not going to see much anyways. >> Okay. >> You know where the building though is in front of uh the Harbor Mall, >> the old Santander Bank. >> Exactly. Yep. >> Y >> um so they're looking to put a Starbucks
in that space and uh so I'm still working with them. I think we got it straightened out at the end of today. As far as the new seats, I believe it's going to be 66 seats. Um but as part of it, they need to put a grease trap in because it was a bank before. Now
they're going to a restaurant that's going to generate some greeds. And so what they are proposing to do is >> come out of the um the side of the building that's kind of towards where Grten and Pepper are with a line that's
just from the kitchen. It'll be a 1500gallon grease trap and then it'll tie right back into the um the the sewer manhole structure where the um the sewer goes to now. >> So the grease trap will go from here, correct? >> Yep. So this is the building.
>> That's the building there. >> It will go from here, the building to the grease trap and then all the way down. Uh >> so it'll go out this line and then to that structure right there. >> Okay. >> And uh this will be the drive-thru right here uh that they're kind of working on right now. But but that's really all
they're proposing to do is just put that that grease trap in to address the the change to a restaurant. >> Any questions? Well, we have >> um I'm assuming we don't have they don't have to do anything to the to upgrade the septic. >> No, so it's it the system was put in a
while ago. It's approved for 15,000 gallons per day. And what we've always done as they've changed tenants is they have a spreadsheet that they keep um that has a a a number as far as design flow associated with it. Yep. and and so
we make sure that they don't exceed that 15,000 gallons per day as attendants come and go. And so um that's kind of what I'm finalizing with her right now. They're they're right up against it. I think they're going to be right around like 14,940 gallons per day um once they're done.
So, you know, the the vacant spaces are accounted for. Um but they're really going to be limited to like office or retail use at this point. >> Gotcha. Okay. So we have to approve for for this project then >> and I I don't have a permit just because it's going to reference a number of
seats which I haven't done yet. So what they're looking for for us to do is for for you guys to approve it conditionally on settling that piece and then I could issue a >> conditioning on which piece? >> Uh so settling on the number of seats that the restaurant can have >> on a ladder or anything like that to get
>> Yeah. I I propose a motion to conditionally approve um 18 Main Street grease trap project addition to the having reference the number of seats that are required for
this project. >> Having trouble >> I will second that motion. >> Okay. All in favor say I. Yeah, >> very well. >> Can't show
>> nor can you start. >> Okay. Well, uh, we go to 1.3 permit septic permits for radio 146 Mason Road, new construction. >> This one, correct? That one.
>> Put everything away. This is um >> Greenville Road right here. Greenville Road right here. Uh that's the existing barn at the forefront. This is the existing house. So they had a failing system out there,
which is generally in the same location as they're trying to um to put the new one. There are uh there was a line coming out of the kitchen that went to the drywall and then the sewer that was handling the rest of the house came out
right here. And so they they're going to tie everything into this new system. It'll be a 1500gallon tank, a 1000gallon tank infiltrator chamber field. So they're just they're plastic chambers. It's an approved technology uh by the state and
so it it uh is in full compliance with the upgrade regulations. It just doesn't have a reserve which is not for an upgrade. >> Any recommendations from your end Rick? >> Nope. I've reviewed it and gone through a set of revisions. So this is the the plan that that I think is you know ready
for >> Okay. Todd, any questions? >> I'm sorry. So this is the house the existing house with the poor farm. >> Correct. Yep. >> In the corner. Okay. Yep. No, I'm good. >> Okay. Uh
I present a motion to approve uh 146 Mason Road new construction septic sub system. >> And I'll second that motion. >> Okay. All in favor say I. I. >> That one you have. So the 18 Main
Street. >> Okay. Okay. Let me sign it. >> Okay. Uh there's a note here. working as I usually have >> and
the 129 Lunber resto restoration orchid discussion will be um regarding zoning use permit will be continued on our next meeting on August 125. Uh we have on our agenda um Ye Village
with uh Mr. the Philip Ye here. >> I'm My name is Craig. >> Craig. Oh, Greg. Greg. >> Craig. I'm so sorry, sir. >> Brothers, go to my father. >> Okay. Very good. Thank you. >> Co- owner of the uh restaurant.
>> Okay. Thank you. Um Rick, um can you bring us the food inspection report, please? >> Yeah. So, um I think you got a copy of it there. Yeah. So, this was the inspection from um June 30th, 2025. Believe Bridget's
going to go and do a followup uh soon to see where things are. Um but if you turn to page nine, uh that's kind of where the uh it starts to lay out what the issues were that were found during that uh inspection. And so, uh it references
sections of that the food code. Um but in the additional notes section it kind of gives it in more uh easy to understand uh format. So it says um small buckets in front of hand sync blocking accessibility. You know
basically you need a hand sync and and you need it to be accessible so that you use that uh for your handwashing. You shouldn't be using the three base sinks for for handwashing purposes. Um >> uh >> yeah well uh again we weren't aware of
that. So obviously we will move that um over the handc uh we don't use handing the three compat we always wash it at the hand. >> Sure. So I guess you know the the point is and I don't um >> you probably blocking away and she
thought maybe that is probably >> you know sometimes you don't really actually be doing that short you know so >> so so I guess you know as you're working in the kitchen you know there's there's times where you might be working with food and you need to to go and wash your hands and I guess the idea you wouldn't
want to move a bunch of stuff to be able to get to use it >> sometime you just go over >> Sure you know So I guess you know if if in the future longer from the answer that would be a lot easier.
>> Um and then uh item number 15 uh rotten vegetables, tomato and lettuce storage with stored with meats and chicken. Uh the produce was discarded. So you know she she had them thrown away while she was there. But um you the
crosscontamination is the concern. Um, so when you have produce that typically isn't cooked and you've got raw meats that do require cooking. >> Set the shelves too. >> Sure. So, you know, when I don't, you know, she doesn't clarify, but typically
when you uh, you know, put foods in in your cooler, you'd have the produce above the meats and the meats would be below so that you have >> third shelf on the bottom. Let me bottom. You had one one uh show that was
uh um u more of a uh uh drinks that we have like like uh orange juice and then and the top one was the I wasn't there actually. But I was there on that day cuz I know you
>> also one my protoone there was some uh one uh tomatoes that wasn't discarded and I noticed >> and so you know I guess the I I'll check with her to get it but she said stored with meats and kitchens and and chicken and so you know I remember the last
inspection that we had gone on you have that smaller white fridge in the kitchen and um you know it was kind of a similar situation where you had hamburger meat and tomatoes you know kind of stored on the same shelf next to each other. And so you again just think about the crosscontamination
when you're when you're storing the foods. >> Um and then uh item number 23, no date mark system in place for foods or refrigerator and freezers. And so you was kind of a recurring thing in the inspection. >> Yes, it was a current thing
>> and I'm sorry about that and this thing >> and then you understand what you need to do. So yeah, labeling things so that you know when we >> and then um observed cooked with cooks without effective air restraints. So you
know hats her hair again I went to Monday is my favorite show one day one day a week >> and and so it was Phil was there that that correct and uh again Philip is getting older he managed but managed
>> for sure and I don't think I met Philip in a restaurant every time we've been in there you were there being >> y so um so obviously you know the board asked you to come in tonight because it seemed like there were some violations that were recurring and and Bridget was
coming and performing inspections more than we would expect for an establishment. And so one of the things that she had asked me to relay to you and I believe she already did was that you know these follow up inspections will incur a fee um for for the additional inspection.
>> I don't want that. >> Yeah. Yeah, the hope is that I know >> that we can get things, you know, moving in the right direction and and not have to to continue to come, right? >> And I I would apologize for these past few months. I mean, I told you what
happened with family and things that you know we get I'm getting back to, you know, managing. I will do not do all the necessary things and
>> sure is the chairman of the board. Todd on Zoom is is the clerk for the board and so you know >> Todd, do you have any questions for Mr. E regarding the report that I know that you received it via email too? >> I keep hearing the word reoccurring.
Um how many how many reoccurrences are we talking ish? So, you know, in the past 6 to 8 months, I want to say there's probably been four inspections, four to five inspections, and and the ones that seem
to keep coming up are the the date labeling and the food food storage. So, you know, issues with potential crosscontamination, >> right? So, to me, that doesn't that doesn't sound like a hardship to me. That sounds like that's should have been something that was taken care of. Not
maybe on the first shot. I give you the second shot. But if it's been four or five reoccurring um in incidences, I don't think that's a hardship. I'll say I think you need to to fix that, right? And I don't know what we should do about it at this
point, but >> so sharing my comments with with with our clerk, Mr. Ye. This is not the first reoccurrence. this from since I've been chair of the board of health, we received multiple reoccurrences
regarding um inspections that um that our senate sanitarians have done and um and and coming here to this board is because yes,
>> what happened there was um >> main thing she complained about was the the uh freezer door. That's that was the main thing that caused >> for her to come back again again because
and and you went there also one time and took a look at it once it's fix it is fixed. >> Yeah, >> it is fixed multiple times. So let me let me let me re reiterate sir what we want is sir we want
>> we want this to get handled and fixed once and for all. >> Yes. >> And and what we want here is sir that we should have um all this situation be on compliance.
>> Yes. which means that um he the board is concerned because from the reports that we received from the sanitarians coming in multiple times um there have been things that haven't been addressed. So,
as of right now, I'm recommending to provide 30-day calendar 30-day calendar 30 30 days per calendar days starting today for you to have all
these issues fixed. >> Okay. >> Okay. And um and and again, we are we are here to help, but we need you to compromise that you're able to fix all these reoccurring situations
um that um that that have been brought by our senitarians. Um so do you think that 30 days is a reasonable time to have all these because it's it's 30 calendar days. It's
not 30 business days. It's include this includes Saturdays and Sundays. >> Are you able to to to have this fixed? >> Yep. >> Um Todd, um do we do I I submit a motion to to the board of health provide 30
days for Ye Village to to complete all I said all these occurrences. I would I I would second that. But would what if they are not? >> If they're not, they will have to come
to this board and um and we would >> I to be honest with you, sir, >> if if I hope that you come back and let us know that you comply with everything that our senarians have told has mentioned to you.
>> Yes. I hope that because if if this is if this is not corrected sir in a fullness we don't want to be very drastic. I know. I know. I know. That's why I'm also here. >> And um and if not, we will have to
review with the sanitarians and their recommendations. And we as a board would have to sit down and and and and come up with the decision that we don't want to affect you on your business because we understand that this is your source of income. But I want you to
know, sir, that we are here protecting the people, right? >> Okay. And we don't we want to avoid any future complaints and any future situations. So what I recommend what what what based on what we are going to
vote right now is providing you 30 days for all this to be for you to be compliant and our sanitarians will be visiting and we'll be inspecting. >> Okay sir. >> Yep. Understood. >> Because the consequences after this
will be a different one. >> Yes. That is true. Okay. Um >> I will second that motion then. >> Okay. All in favor say I. >> I. >> I. >> Okay. Very well. Thank you very much, sir.
>> Thank you. >> I'll send you a letter that outlined the decision of the board tonight. Okay. >> And then obviously you Bridget, one of our food inspectors will be by to check on you. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> Okay. Thank you.
Okay. 1.6 residential and trash updates. We don't have any updates. >> Oh, sure you do. Uh this so this is the three properties that we tracking. >> Um so we we talked about the two pine street which has been resolved uh at the
last meeting. Um since our last meeting, 86 South Harbor Road, uh they do have a dumpster there. They've cleaned the front yard to the the best I can tell. The grass is really long. Um, but all the items that I could see before are gone and then I'm assuming in the
dumpster. Uh, the backyard looks like it has been cleared quite a bit. Um, not completely, but but you they've made very good progress. Um, I did drive by 63 Mason Road and there was a recycling
that was put out today, but the pile of trash in the back is still there. And so you I did ask Carla to send me the return of service from when the constable had served that. And that was June 24th. Um and and the order had
provided them with um believe it was 30 days with 20 days to comply uh which which were passed at this point. And so you typically what what we would do is make an attempt to reach out to the the homeowner and try one more time before
you >> which which track 63 Mason Road. >> Okay. >> Um so so I you know as as long as the board is okay with it, I will reach out to to Mr. Heramundus one more time and let him know that you know he needs to
take care of this. Um and and after that the board's only recourse is really to to consider housing court. um and bring him to the house in court. >> Yeah. >> What are your thoughts? >> No, that I agree with that. That sound okay.
>> And and you actually have his telephone number so he can reach out to him, speak to him versus having a constable serve. >> So, I mean, we can recommend the board can recommend you to outreach for the last time. Um if not, I figured that our
last resort is having them come to the board um um to talk about >> um any um their coming plan for that. And if not then we will take we will
consider any other actions per recommended by town council that >> and and I guess >> meeting Thursday >> when that excuse me >> when the um when goes out to or when I talk to him >> you know it should be a definitive date
that if you we don't get this done by this date then we'll you know move forward and we'll ask in for a meeting and then if that doesn't work then we'll continue on with enforce And so what what does the board feel is a reasonable amount of time to provide him to to comply as this kind of you
know last stitch effort to get try to get that? Um Tom, what about what do you think about 10 15 days? >> Yeah, I mean they've had some they've had warning. Yes. >> Okay. So are we in agreement then for 15
days then? >> Yes. >> Okay. We're in agreement with 15 days then. And then >> okay so three uh from the three two got resolved it's only 66 mason road is the
one that we are still >> 63 m >> 63 mason road okay >> okay >> okay so I will um I'll I'll try to get in touch with them I'll also send a letter
so we have a written um record of that. >> Yes. >> And then uh and then we'll hope that that gets taken care >> then 15 days parla and let you know if not it will have to come to the board and if not then whatever town council decides
>> I mean not whatever town council advises you to do. Okay. Okay. Very well. Um >> Rick see you Thursday. I will be here >> unless you have something else that you want. >> Uh well, I guess I'm just interested in the address change for the recycling
>> 1.7 address change for the recycling center. >> The reason for that is they there's the new development >> in the new houses. So, the fire department was looking at reumbering them and it was just a lot safer if we would just re number ourself. And I do
believe it's going to be like number 27 versus having to try and figure um another way. >> These are Sean Tossi's lots, right? >> I just know of the new development, I would assume. So, >> yeah. So, he owns them. So, yeah, I
guess the only thing would be we issued I believe it's two permits and I think it's two permits for that property. And so Vicki typically gives us the house numbers. if we can just check and see whether or not those have >> Oh, she's the one who came to me and said the fire departments come to me and
they want to re number the recycling center would be easier and I think it would be an easier option. There's >> Okay. And they'll they'll keep the same numbers that he had already assigned. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. >> We have to vote on that. >> Um I think it would be a good idea to
have a motion. Can I uh I I'll submit a motion to change the address of the recycling center to 33 Greenville Road in West Townsen. >> I'll second that motion. >> Any uh all in favor say I. >> I.
>> I. >> Hey. Well, I'll see you Thursday. >> See you guys Thursday. Thanks for 6 o'clock for town council on Thursday. >> Yes. On on Zoom, right? On Zoom. Okay. Perfect. Okay.
Um 1.8.1 recycling center fee discussion. >> Um we're still waiting for Shaws to come back with a proposal for the recycling center and what they're going to be charging
um as a whole. It it looks like they're going to be charging us for recycling. We are going to have a problem with the residential people. I've already had three phone calls that said, "Well, if if I um privately contract, I can still
bring my recycling for free to the recycling center, and if Shaw is going to be charging us, then we're going to have to ask for a fee. We also know that the town of Lunenburgg has been using the recycling center for the past year.
Um where there um that the town of Lunenburgg just offers the recycling center as a regional facility. Again, it has all been free. If Shaw comes back, and I'm really hoping that they will come back um by the next meeting because
we really need to figure this out. Um the employees at the recycling center and myself met a couple of weeks ago and we thought that just a flat fee for everyone was just the right way to go. Probably $5 a day. If you want to come in and use the recycling, you can come in as many times as you want, but it's
going to be $5 a day, not $5 a year. And it's just for everybody. Everybody. The people who people who sign up for the sticker program are not going to be bringing their recycling to the recycling center. They're going to be utilizing the curbside program. That's what they're signing up for.
>> Todd, what are your thoughts about that? >> Oh boy. Um, I think we're going to have a lot of recyclables out there that need to go somewhere somehow someway. Um, I don't know. I got to think about this one, I think.
>> And we have time. We have time. We're >> I I don't have anything back. But the problem is is if it if it's if if Shaw comes back and says, "Okay, we're still going to pick up for free." You still have the town of Blunberg and a great deal of residents that are utilizing the
free service. Do you want to allow them to participate in the free service or do you want um out of town residents to pay an additional fee? They do pay a fee for the um compost bin and the yard waste. So that is only a free service to
residents and they are carded when they go into the compost bin. It's going to be huge for the employees to card everybody to make sure that they're uh towns and resident or not. So, we will have to move the dumpsters for the
recycling, but it it's something that we we have to think about. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, I would recommend that if it is people outside of the town, they should pay a mod
model fee because it couldn't be fair for the people that of towns to be free and to other people that don't have any other places. I mean, that's my my my two cents out of this whole situation. But I would recommend that if it is out
of town, people out of town, they should pay some sort of a fee or something. >> Now, there is also the town manager in Lunenburgg had reached out to me probably a year ago and said that he wanted to enter into a municipal agreement where he paid probably um
between 1,1,500 as a whole for towns for Lunberg residents to be able to use a recycling center. And I think they would have some sticker that they would get from the town of Lunberg. So when they came in to
dump off their recycling, they could show the sticker to the employees saying, "Nope, I'm part of Lunberg and I'm part of this." And that might be a better option, but we're still waiting for Shaw to come back with their proposal. >> Yeah, we got to do a little bit of math
on that. See what see what works, what doesn't. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. I would agree with you, Christian, about if out of town is I I I would have to agree that. Yes. Would have to have to um pay a few pennies out. So,
>> if Lunberg brings up Todd um if they come into an agreement with Lunberg and and if they provide like a sticker or something, that would be that would be feasible. But but for other towns that are coming in that will be then excluding
um other towns besides towns and and Lunberg. But the other towns we still would have to have any other towns utilize that. You're you're talking about the plastic, the paper and the things that you put out at the curb. >> You're putting So think about what you
put out at the curb. Would you would you take that and bring that to the recycling center if you have a curbside program? Absolutely not. Why would you why would you put it in your car and drive it there? Certainly not going to want to pay for it because you're paying for a sticker. But I do see that there's
people who will think that it's an easier way to bring it to the recycling center if they don't sign up for the program. Um, and that worries me. Well, we'll figure out something because then if the people are not part of the program,
>> well, we'll talk it over when you're here, T. Right. >> I'd like to have Paul here, too. >> And having Paul here for to talk about it. It's really important. >> Yeah. We don't do anything too wastely, I don't think. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. We have 1.9 minutes.
>> Minutes. I'm so sorry, Todd. Can you see these? >> I can see it. I can't read it, but I can see it. >> So, they're the June 24th minutes. >> Yep. >> Um
I really like you or or it it really you should have two people that read them. So, um, if Christian wants to read them, I can email them to you tomorrow >> and >> we can postpone the mo the motions for the next for the next meeting so that we
have the the full board. Then we can this uh the minutes will be continued on on the next meeting. >> Okay. >> Um, invoices. >> Invoices you do have the unit bill which was from last June. So, it is an
encumbered bill that will go to the fall town meeting because it's for last year's budget, but we did account for it. So, they do know that it's coming. So, I would just like someone to sign for it where it's not going to be in this year's warrant because it's last
year. So, we need to keep that separate. Um for um Todd, um our invoices are Ado Waste, which is the needle kiosk disposal. um they actually had to come and and um we've had two um times that
they've come in the last 60 days and it's $75 I believe he said $150 it comes from our general revolving account we do take in a fee of $5 for it so we do track the revenue and the expenses
AT&T my cell phone um $4522 for the monthly bill um waste stickers now these are the recycle stickers stickers, the ones that are 3 in by 18 in that are in my office. They're the way um we have typically been buying those um through the board of health
supply, but um the budgets have been cut so much that it's just I I don't really think that you first of all, you don't have the money. Um and second of all, we did have in the enterprise fund, we have costs for this. And as people have
signed up, I have a little table that has lots of recycling information. And it has the emergency checklist should you have a problem and you need to vacate your house right away. And the recycling stickers are going like crazy.
So, um, 500 of them is $273. We do give them out for free. Again, we have the program fees through the enterprise fund to pay for this. And then we also have for the sticker program fees of LOL Publishing and that
is for $27.24. 24 cents. And that was because we had to advertise um legally in the paper two times um in a row that we were creating an enterprise fund and having a public hearing. >> Right. Okay. >> So,
those bills total $675.85. >> Um any questions? No sir. >> Okay. Um for the next meeting um I'm not going to be here for the next meeting on
August 12th. So I'm delegating on the vice chairman on Paul's on Charles Paul Serene to um to continue with this meeting. I don't want the meeting to be suspended because we have an agenda the restoration orchid and all these things.
So, I don't want it because I'm not here >> to to be um to not the meeting take place. So, um I I'll delegate on the on the vice chairman to um roll the meeting. >> Are you going to be here, Todd, for that >> August 12th? I should be.
>> Yep. >> Okay. Well, we'll make sure that PL's going to be here, too, because we'll definitely need a full quorum for that. >> Or not. Well, you know, two out of three if you're not going to be meeting. >> No, but no, but at least um at least having the vice chairman, he's able to
to um to to guide the meeting and everything else. Um and the next meeting also, the tobacco fees, that's to be the state. >> We're still waiting for the state. That's why it's to be determined. So, we're still waiting for the state to
come back. And that's actually in our meeting minutes from um June 24th that we addressed it and we were really waiting for the state to come back with their new regulations. Um I I would like to where you were talking about um not
being here on the 12th and I I don't I think it's okay that it's not on the meeting agenda. I don't think that it needs to be a public hearing, but um my office is closed tomorrow um on Wednesday and I put it out in the voicemail. It's on the website. It's on
the signs inside and outside the town hall. And I I really want to go see my parents. And I I used to be able to I my my vacation for the last few years has been taking
Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday off. And I would take one day and I would go see my parents who are 93 and 87 and they're 2 hours away. I was thinking um where it already says the office is closed on Wednesday. If possibly we could just
keep that up. We we have the stickers. I would be available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. >> 18 days. Um >> well, it just says Wednesday we're closed. They're getting used to it because tomorrow I'm going to be closed. Can can we just try for the next couple
of weeks for Carla to be closed on Wednesday and and if you know I I I would just really like a couple of days off this. >> What are your thoughts about that? Um Todd, >> yeah, I'm fine with it. >> Okay. I I really think it's in the
middle of the week. We are Todd. We have approximately 600 people that have signed up. >> 600. I'm sorry. Six >> 600. >> Yep. >> They're incrementing. Um Todd, >> we hadund over I think it was 107 people
yesterday and I had 53 today. >> You okay? >> So >> Wednesday off isn't going to crush us. >> I don't think so. I I don't think so. And where where we've already put it out there, I was thinking, well, if they're used to this Wednesday, why can't they
just get used to a couple of more Wednesdays? >> Well, we don't I don't I I don't find any issues with that. We don't find any issues with that. So we can put it on until until September 1st. Until September 1st >> when when when the the peak of of the
clo Well, I mean even even if people after September 1st, they can still continue on, but it's going to be doing regular business hours. But but we can we can continue the Wednesdays out until that week of including that week of September 1st.
>> Okay. >> Um we can include that then. That's right. Excellent. Thank you. >> Okay. Okay. Um any anything else for our next meeting? >> Let me >> Okay. Can I make a motion to adjourn tonight's meeting?
>> We'll make a motion to adjourn tonight's meeting. >> Okay. All in I'll second that. All in favor say I. >> I. I. >> Okay. Meeting adjured at 6:40