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>> First item, minutes of uh March 19th. >> Make a motion to wave the reading and approve them as written. >> I'll second it. I I just noticed on the uh >> on the on the second page where it says the amount >> it just says dollars.
>> Oh, yes. Yes. It's got to be 400. >> 400. >> Yeah. >> Spell check doesn't pick up on those things. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Then I and motion is to uh accept the minutes as
corrected. >> No. >> Yeah. Withdraw the motion redo it. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I Okay. >> Sean, is it possible to get the minute so I can put it on the website?
>> Oh, yeah. I'll definitely I'll definitely uh You want them electronically, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. Send them to me. >> Okay. Yep. Uh lifeguard, you're up. Mike, >> how's it going? Um, I mean, it's kind of been really not
much going on, stagnant. I have a full list of what we need and basically the dollar amounts. Um, I'll read them off to you. Basically, uh, for all the equipment we need, um, it would be, uh, $2,471. Um, I sent this to emails. I sent this
to, uh, Dana as well, so she has it. And then with the uniforms, so this would be everything for the in summer for for the summer, it'd be $3,443. And that's with uniforms, that's with equipment, that's with everything.
Okay. Then I reached out to the guards. We have 12 alto together. Um we ended up hiring um a new lifeguard. >> I received his paperwork today. Um, I also spoke with Christophali today about um I need to submit a memo to the board
of selectman to make sure then we can get um the new guard approved. I had a question with him about if we need to if the select board needs to reapprove the returning guards. He doesn't think so. So, but he's going to check. >> I think it's a formality. I think it's I
mean I don't know if it's required. >> I don't think it is, but he's going to check and we'll we'll find that out. >> Question. >> Yeah. Does that figure include that person? >> Uh yeah, that does include includes Yeah, them as well. So um and then um
trying to think what else was there. Um someone something else. Oh, I reached out to the guards um for hope our pre-ervice training being May 16th. I know some of them can't make it as of right now, so we may have to risk. I'm not really sure. I'll talk to you, you know. Um >> we'll see how that goes. And then uh
that's pretty much all I have for that. Um, are there any other questions or >> And that's still with the 12 life >> 12 lifeguards altogether. >> Can I make a motion to approve that? >> To prove >> Do we have to approve that?
>> I don't think so. We do Do we have to We have the money for that, right? >> Yeah, I don't think we have. >> I'm assuming >> approve it. Okay. >> The only issue I have I'm going to check my math again. Okay. No, I don't have an issue. Go ahead. Yeah, that's pretty much it. So,
um, >> great. >> Yeah. >> And, uh, Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. >> Um, and then just to report on the beach truck, I've been working with the highway department to, um, process any invoices that come through with um, repairing that truck and putting on a
bed and all that stuff. So, anything Austin sends me, who's the assistant or administrative um, person there, I've been processing. So, >> we've only got $1,000 in that vehicle repair and maintenance. That's not going to go very far. But >> so, that's not going to cover it, but I
know that it it was approved through capital improvements and it looks like there's a line item there with 11,500. >> Is that the number? >> He approved 40,000. >> The old town administrator, Jim, I know did that. Yeah.
>> So I don't think it's reflected here really, >> but I mean it was approved to use, >> right? No, I understood, but I thought it was 40. I wonder what's 115 where that number came from. >> I don't know. >> Another mystery in budget. Okay.
>> All right. Well, we have a truck anyway. That's the important part. So, >> okay. We have enough money to open up. My my estimate is it's a long opening this year because it starts the 13th and we go to the 30th. That's 17 days.
>> That gets me about $18,960 worth of payroll, >> give or take. Six lifeguards a day. >> Yep. >> Uh six lifeguards a day. Not better than throwing your salary. So, it's probably more like 192 or something, whatever.
>> Uh so, we have 22 available. So, we're going to be good, I think, uh, in in that aspect. Actually, I think we're we're pretty good. Okay. Yeah, we definitely still open planning on the 13th.
>> 13th. Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. >> Uh, going into that as part of the agenda item. Uh, so John's will be on there. >> Well, that was saved on May 30th. >> That's crazy. >> Is that early enough? Uh well, Memorial
Day is the 20. I just looked >> early. It's early. >> Yeah, it's early this year. Uh and this weather has brought a lot of people out to the beach in the evenings anyway, I've noticed. >> Mhm. >> Uh and no, it's not very warm at the beach. I can tell you that.
>> Uh so it's the 26th. >> So maybe we can get the Porter John's in there by the 22nd. >> Okay. I I'll get in touch with them tomorrow. >> Even though the lifeguards aren't there, it's kind of like people I don't know what the weather's going to be like, but that's usually everybody's it out
already. So >> that would be the same for the >> the spring. >> No. Yeah, the spring. The trailer, >> but the trail the uh >> trash bin. >> Yeah, exactly. And Voltran will put the the uh storage container down there.
Right. >> Okay. So 52 what day? >> Yeah. 522 is a Friday. >> Okay. I'll make sure >> so we get everything in by Memorial Day. >> Okay. >> You want to do it the same time or
>> doesn't matter. Uh well it's going to be kind of weather dependent at that point. >> Yeah. I'll let it be his decision. >> So far, I haven't noticed any mosquitoes. >> Oh, okay. >> It's been too cold. >> And do we have to coordinate the lifeguard stance getting down there for
them? >> We do. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> They're back here. >> Are you sure? I thought he said he already put them out, but I don't know. >> I didn't see him last night. >> Okay. >> So, unless they put them out this morning, unless they put them out this morning, uh, they're not there.
>> Okay. So, are they at to be are they in the back or are they at the >> I'm pretty sure in the back. >> Okay. Over here. >> So, they have to be brought down. >> Uh >> when when when can we do that? I'd like to be there for that. >> I'm off all next week. So, I can't do it
next week. But it depends on when you want. >> I mean, we can do we can do it. >> It doesn't have to go. It's only April. >> I know. That's what I'm saying. It can go a week before like if we do it the 6th or whatever like that week. >> Sometime the end of the May when everybody can convene. That's fine. >> I can email Chris and CCU to see. I don't want to get down I don't want to
get down too early without people actually because we've already had problems >> which makes sense. >> Yeah. May beginning of June. That's fine. >> Okay. Uh anything else we have to do for I think that's it. >> That's it, right?
>> Yeah. >> Great. >> I think we're all good on budget for today. We saved a bunch of money on the uh bunch of money $3,000 give or take on the contract for the uh
>> clovers >> and I need we need to meet with them. We need to meet with Jamie andor anybody else there. >> So I communicated through email with him uh today and um I think I thought I printed out. I don't um he basically
said because I I we Sean and I talked and they have uh I guess cordoned off a lot a lot of the beach. Sean was saying about 80%. >> Yeah. About 80% of the beach you couldn't use. >> Wow. >> Like from the high water mark up to the dunes from about 100 ft down from the path. >> Oh boy.
>> Yeah. For the >> So >> Well, yes, but they haven't nested yet. So it's kind of just protecting the area so they can nest I believe. Um, so he said that will be adjusted as they start to nest and should be reduced. >> Okay. >> And he said he would
>> I figured it would be. I figured it would be. It's just like, you know, it was a high tide and I was watching these people like tiptoeing along. >> Well, it was a good high tide. >> Yeah. And and it was like the whole beach. And like I said, weather has brought a lot of people out.
>> Yes. Um, and then he actually So they have he he requested two beach parking passes for their interns. Um, he's requesting one more. I already gave him the two, so I can check with the town clerk, but I told him I'd bring it up at tonight. >> There's three of them. Uh, so what what
days do they go? >> He hasn't shared that with me, so I don't know. But I think it's because there's multiple people and so instead of them switching off, you know, it's just easier to give them. >> I just want to coordinate it with also the animal control officer. >> Mhm. >> The more presence of people coming in
and out, the more less problem we will have. >> Mhm. Uh, >> but is that okay to approve another pass for their intern? >> Yeah, I don't think it's a problem. >> Okay, >> that's actually a good question. Um, made me think of it. How are we doing the same thing last year with those passes that for the guards?
>> Um, the town clerk said yes. >> Yeah, that works. That actually worked pretty good. So, that's fine. >> All right, do that then. >> We'll have a truck. I'm assuming the truck's going to be roadw worthy. >> I hope so. I didn't really ask Chris. I I think it
is. It's only got like 60,000 mi. >> Yeah. So, it should be. >> So, I'm assuming it is. >> So, I don't know. We'll have to park it. >> Yeah, we can park it at the What's his name? >> Yeah. >> So, some guards can meet up here and Yeah. drive down. >> Absolutely. >> Okay.
>> Super. >> Uh, anything else on regarding beach opening? Any concerns, issues, possibilities? >> Right now, everything's pretty smooth. cuz I think it's helped a lot that we have almost all of them are returning guards. So, um there's a little less
worry with that. >> Um and then um I know Perry did some great work with trying to create some, you know, example forms for any kind of event stuff. >> Yeah. >> Um do you want to chat about that? >> Sure. I I don't know. You know, I looked
at uh the town landing, what they're doing, and I I don't know if we want to reinvent the wheel or just do something very similar to what they're doing. Um and we could just say application to use the beach. >> Uh >> so, anything established, I was told by
Chris Vitali, would have to be ultimately approved by the select board. Sure. Um, and you know, he has encouraged a digital form and maybe if we create one, it could also be converted and used for the landing as well as the recck department um eventually for any outdoor space. But I
appreciate all the work you've put into this. So, thank you. >> I just looked at the landing, Perry. >> Yeah. You know what? There should be a form that just says use of town property and then it should have a form. The first line should say which town property you're going to use.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Then it could be used for both. use it for anything. You want to use the school grounds, you want to use the uh >> one thing I wasn't certain about is if we're charging a fee associated with it. >> That's that's another thing. Uh I
>> in my >> I've never charged a fee in the past. In my opinion, I think you should because I think it would help our budget and I think if someone is requesting something special at the beach like that and it's >> it's a lot of effort on our end administratively. >> What do we charge for? We have people
who use it for commercial photography. We have people who use it for yoga. We have people who use it for weddings. >> I would think you could charge for residents a small amount and then if there was a non-resident that wanted to use it, you'd charge more. >> I I look at it as more of a use thing.
If you're holding yoga classes and you're making money, to me that's a commercial use, right? You should pay more money. Yeah. If you're having a wedding and you're a town res, that's kind of like, >> okay, >> you know, because you know, if people are using it because the number of people, you must see them. Uh the number
of people who take, >> I don't know, family photos, >> the photos especially photos, >> christing photos, pregnancy photos, >> we've seen wedding event would probably bring a lot more people. So you could have a limit of like, you know, for a certain amount of people it would be free, but maybe like this many people
wouldn't. >> And I think part of what we discussed is will we need to have a lifeguard on duty, somebody there sort of overseeing the event. Um, so there would be a cost associated with that. >> Well, it would be it would be paying the lifeguard whatever whoever whatever the
salary or hourly rate is, >> right? >> I mean, it depends on the event, too. >> Yeah. I mean, the wedding guests not going to run into the water. They're going to have the wedding on the beach and they're going to go. >> Uh, but you know, I don't know what the yoga people, I don't know, just the boot
camp people, the >> Well, how do they organize their parking? >> They park at the back eddi. The boot camp people. I see them every morning. >> Uh, >> run down. >> The yoga people park in the parking lot on Sunday mornings. Do they have passes
or >> Some do, some don't. >> Yeah, because >> uh >> I don't know how you how you >> They get upset if I don't get there early enough. >> Uh >> the photography thing. I don't even know how you would even police that. That's
one of those things where you know, >> and that's where it's one photographer with like maybe a family of four or five or something. Typically, >> they're not showing up with a bus >> and it's not it's like an event. >> I don't know. Some of them I've seen some depends on how big the families get.
>> Yeah. Um >> actually something we decide, I guess. I I don't know. >> All right. Yeah. I wasn't sure. It didn't look like the town landing that they charged anything >> um for their use. >> And again, it depends on the activity.
Let's say Gnome Surf wants to use that for a night. >> Sure. >> Do we require insurance? Do we require I'd be >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm a little bit scared about that having a, you know, kids on surfboards in the water and on no lifeguards present. >> Yeah, I would think if we could have a couple of lifeguards on duty that would
be make sense. And they they operate out of the state beach now. >> I'm not sure. >> I think they I think they use I think they use Lil Compton also. >> Yeah, >> Bushwing I think or andor. I'm not sure. >> I Yeah, I believe they're
>> I don't know what other type of requests we would have. I would think just putting some sort of process in place where they've got to come in, fill out an application, and uh >> well, it's just that when you know, somebody just sends an email. We'd like to use it for a wedding on June 14th, and it's like, well, how many pe we need
to know how many people, how many cars, what time, >> etc., etc., etc. >> I think it would be easy enough to, you know, put a link to a printable form and also you could do one that, you know, you could fill out online. Um >> Mhm. >> you know, and then it made me think
about uh other technology. It seems like everybody's using a QR code. So, um I was thinking about all our signs. If we just had a QR code there that they could use their phone and for questions, comments, concerns, they go on and send
us a nasty email or a one saying, "We had a lovely time down at your beach. just want to thank you for all of your efforts. Uh I'm waiting for it. Yeah. Uh and that would be simple enough, you know, to do once the uh once we figure out what
we're going to use. And I guess it could be directed to the the town. >> You know, we could have a sign that says planning an activity at the beach and have a QR code that tells them step by steps of what they should do. >> Yeah. Um Perry made a couple examples um which I printed unless you had a copy.
>> Yeah. I mean, I just printed a a QR code. And >> so here's kind of like what he >> Yeah, >> I didn't realize there was a way in Word you can actually put a QR code just by a couple button. >> Well, that doesn't go to anything right now. It would have to be active on the website. But you could have one that
just says, you know, it doesn't have to be specifically for the application for the beach use. But if it just said questions, comments, concerns, and you went on there and it directed you right to the beach committee website, I think it would answer a lot of questions that
people may have >> um in terms of dos and don'ts. And um >> yeah, I agree. And I also think that um having a little more information on the beach section of the website would be helpful, especially like the rules or um
you know just more information in general just to aid in transparency and also so someone >> I think we need a Q&A. >> Well, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like a Q&A page that'd be good. >> U but that so people can be directed to visit that page or that site for their questions like you said.
>> Yeah. you know, FAQ page because, you know, it's the same. Why aren't they raising the beach? Why, you know, it's the same, >> right? Yes. >> Why isn't the Why don't they level out to the sand? Why don't they, you know, we have to >> and if it goes to the, you know, the the
beach committee landing page on the website, I think they would be directed to our email and then could shoot us an email. But when I was putting this together, seems like there's a lot of um there's a lot of items that we tell them not to do, you know, in terms of
>> uh what they can and can't do. So, I I would think you could just pull a lot of that off. Um like alcohol, uh tobacco, nicotine, vaping, fires, vehicles and trailers, dune access, um
and uh just other items. So, no pets. Um, leave no trace. Um, >> elephant at home. >> Yeah. Yeah. Just to kind of give them an idea of what they can do. >> This is great, Perry. Thank you. >> Yeah. Yeah.
>> And that's just based on really what the town already has through the landing. >> I think that'd be perfect. I don't know how we electronically, but we just recommend to the slightman make the ultimate decision. >> Correct. So, the fact that you kind of modeled it off of the landing one already and I think, you know,
>> I can do the same for the recck department and and I'd be happy to go in front of the select board. Yeah, that >> um and present it and if someone from the committee wants to come um and then I can be in touch with the landing commission, too. I've been already chatting with the town administrator um
obviously I can refer to him for what he thinks as well, but it's a really good start to like improve the process. Well, we don't have a process so right >> or create a process. >> Have a creative process. >> Yes. Yes. >> And I would think it's pretty easy to put on the website in some form, you
know. I agree. It should be uniform with other committees or other >> Yeah, I mean it should be Yeah, like I say, it probably should be town property. >> It be a drop down. You can go to the >> whether they want to have a kids party at the playground or whatever the case
may be, you know. Then you just check the box. Town town playground. Town school ground. >> It seemed like the um town landing they have uh sign off. >> Yes. >> Uh which is pretty extensive. Um they
have I got copies of this. Um, for approval, you need, and I would imagine we could do the same, but you need uh, let's see, the administrator, the harbor master, the
board of health, the highway department, the conservation agent, the police department or safety officer, the fire department safety officer, and then imagine the beach committee. >> Yes. So, I also talked to Chris about this section. >> Yeah. And I said, wouldn't it be because
right now the way the landing commission works, like for the river day event that the watershed does, >> the person organizing it has to go in person to each department with the hand. >> Yes. >> Like the h hard copy of the form, have
them sign it all on the same form. So I I discussed with Chris, is there a way that we can just check off a box that it was verified through email with the different people and then attach the emails to it in a file or something like
that that they building department has a process where they just upload it and they send it out sending to the planning board. >> You give them all the stuff. Planning board disseminates all asking for comments >> because that's pretty extensive. I mean if you track one of these you
>> for a week. >> Exactly. >> Everybody's busy. >> No, I think I think putting the application and you disseminate to all the departments just say one blanket >> please please you know respond by you know se with some date July 1st
>> on this activity. They don't respond well >> right >> because that's what they do with all the planning board ZBA even go to ZBA they you know disseminate to all the departments they ask for comments no comments that time
>> then shame on them >> right >> I just can't see making everybody go around trying to chase down >> or you know because they're all out throughout the day so you have to >> catch catch them when they're in the
office. >> And so if someone works, they'd have to take time off from their job to go do this. >> Yeah. >> And they may or may not finish it in one day or not. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Um so, >> hey, no, I think electronically to me is the best way to go. >> Yeah. >> I don't know how Dartmouth has a very
good system with their electronic stuff. >> Uh works very well. We don't have that here, but I know the building department does. >> You upload everything in for the building permit, inspections, ads, etc. They just send it to parties. That'd be
>> Yeah. >> I don't know if we can do something the same. I imagine it was. >> Yeah, I would think so. >> Um, so do we make a motion, >> Dana? >> I would make a motion. Uh, we going to adopt one of these forms or both these forms or we going to hybrid the forms or
what are we going to do? >> I think you like your form better than the pressure form. >> I I I think it would just be a process. I'd be happy to um show this form. Um and Perry, do you know what um format you use? Like software?
>> Uh no. I think one of them is in HTML. Um I can have it. I mean, they can design it any way we want. Well, if I need to create one similar for the recreation department or the landing commission, like if it's >> like a fillable like a fillable PDF, >> I can
>> but like the actual form that I could adjust. >> Yeah, I don't. No. Um I can send you everything that I have. >> Yeah. Well, well, like this isn't through Word, right? What did you do it through? >> Yeah. No, it's uh they're PDFs. Um
>> you can create a fillable form from an image, though. >> Yeah. You could take an image like this and create a fillable PDF form. >> Yeah, >> I know. I know you could do a fillable, but can you change what's on the form? >> No. >> Right. >> So, that's what I'm asking because I would have to make some adjustments, you
know, say for the recreation or field request or whatnot. Let me look when I go back and then you and I can >> I think I think if you had just one form that said town of West Court uh >> facility use or whatever and then you have a box across the top which facility
you tending to use each landing >> playground school. >> Well, there could be some additional um rules or regulations for doing something say in the back of the annex at that park versus like if they have to rent to portaotti for their event.
You can't but you can't list all I mean even though we have >> some of them some of them are going to be uniform >> others are not >> correct so that's why I was thinking like you could like customize one have it be similar but customizable anyway but yes Perry if you want to share it
like so then what I can do is >> um use that as a way to discuss it further with Chris uh before because eventually there'll need to be a discussion with the landing commission as well. >> Yeah. And then so I'm happy to plan all that and >> I can work with you on
>> Yeah. Okay. Sounds good. >> Next week I can my pen >> get you everything that I have. >> Okay, great. >> Oh, that's mine. But you can use it. I'll share. >> I had a pen. All I do with it. >> There it is.
>> There it is. Okay. So, I'll make a motion. We have Dana follow up >> edit and follow up on the form for the use of the be say the beach because we're only concerned about the uh >> for use of the beach.
>> I like it. Yeah. I'll I'll second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I >> Okay. Uh, >> one other thing I had, um, Sean was, >> um, I got an email from the highway department. Um, it's, so he sent out a
couple emails and memos regarding the fuel pumps at the highway department. >> Oh, right. Right. >> And also, um, let me see. We need to complete and attach checklists um, >> in our depart department Excel spreadsheet.
Uh, required actions on the checklist. Uh, sorry. It's basically like on this it we have listed that he gave me a Silverado Chevrolet year number six and Silverado Chevrolet year number seven.
Are those two different vehicles? And then he has a John Deere Gator, which I know we still use. So, I'm a little confused. I have to follow up. I'm >> a little confused. We only have one. Oh, you might be counting last year's truck and then the truck we have this year. >> What were the years? >> I don't know. I didn't realize it was a
Silverado, so I wasn't sure. >> What were the years of the truck? >> Um 06 and 07. >> 06 is the um >> the old one. >> Yeah, the last year's truck. >> That's no longer in use, right? >> Yeah, cuz remember we you know, it's a it's a calendar year versus uh fiscal year. So, we we'll be using the new one
this year, but we used the old one last year. >> Is the new one uh 2007? >> I think so. >> Okay. So, I'll just verify with him then that that is the new one and we are going to use that and the John Deere, >> right? Because we'll be using the gas, but we'll be using it both trucks this
technically this fiscal year. >> Yes. Um Okay. So, so anyway, I'll follow up with this, but he just needs some information. I wasn't sure >> about the vehicles. So, Okay. Thank you. >> Is that it? >> That's it.
>> Okay. I don't have a town clerk report. I forgot to, but I think she was busy a lot this week, so I didn't want to bother her too much. Uh, she had an election to deal with. Uh, far as things that I have, budget, we
have had now several problems and we had one the other night uh with fires at the beach and I think the pictures were out on Facebook. >> At least one. >> At least one. No, there's three piles now. >> Yeah.
So, three big burn piles with bottles and cans and all the other good stuff. I am tried to coordinate and I believe I'll have to call again. I was supposed to get a phone call today with the watershed alliance to do a beach cleanup >> before the beginning of the year to see
if we can go in there and get that. Uh because I think some someone was going in to plant grass uh one of the grades >> grade five planted dune grass at Cherion Web. >> Yeah. Nice. >> Through a field trip they did. Not a very safe thing to go in with broken bottles all over the place. But
>> were the fires in the dunes or Yeah. >> Yeah. I uh because I took a picture of it just so uh there was one Sunday night in particular that uh three gentlemen in three different
trucks showed up and unloaded pallets. Mhm. >> And we have video >> surveillance. >> Do they get them all the way down to the beach? >> That's a lot. >> No. I >> I let him unload the pallets out of the
truck and stood there and watched them >> and then uh >> I said, "Well, I hope you're not bringing those on the beach." >> Yeah. >> I said, "Load them back up." >> But they just went over the trips and sat there and waited. They waited me out. Uh, and I I asked the police to check I
don't know if the police checked in on him and stuff, but it didn't take long to them figure out that, you know, I was going to stay there all night. >> Yeah. >> So, anyhow, uh, but I think it'll get better now that the we're locking the gates uh, and
there's a little bit more activity down there. >> Uh, hopefully. Uh, that's about the only thing I have. I think everything else is I didn't check the box. So, I'll go down and check the box if any of you want to have anything regarding the beaches.
>> I just had a question regarding the um where we left off with the surveillance cameras and the moi mats. >> Right. So, um I checked in to make sure to see if we could get that on the warrant and Chris told me the warrant was closed and we could not.
>> So, I know Sean might have an update with that. Um, I think he said there is a way possibly like you you put a hold at town meeting on it and then ask for it to be added or something. I'm not sure. He could speak better to that. >> Um,
yeah. >> Okay. >> What was >> just uh in regards to the cameras and the moi mat? >> Okay. So, uh, according to our last meeting in the minutes, we made a motion for me to go to town meeting floor to
amend our, uh, budget for $25,000. That would include it was 17550 for the cameras. And we were talking about buying $10,000 worth of Moby Mats, whatever that gets us. So, the plan is
to go to town meeting floor and amend our budget to add $25,000 taken from the enterprise fund. shouldn't be a problem because the money's there. >> Sure. >> Uh but you never know. Uh I don't know how many MOI mats that will buy, but
>> Right. >> Hopefully. I have a couple invoices here. I think you probably already paid them. >> I probably already gotten them, but um you can pass them to me. >> Yeah. >> From Russell Fre.
>> Yeah. No, there's Russell Frey doesn't say who >> oh >> is ordering them. So it's for someone else. >> Okay. Okay. I I didn't think it was from us because I don't we don't have any portagons down there. But >> um
>> yeah, this is for December. So it's And it says here not beach committee. So we keep putting it back in accounting. >> So I'll put it back in the county. >> Okay. Uh anybody Leon have anything? We settled
tomorrow. >> Okay. >> I don't have anything. >> What do you >> I'm Yeah. Beach Avenue looks good. No, >> it's actually looked pretty good. I can I don't know why, but >> Well, no storms. >> Yeah.
>> Do you notice all the sand at the end of the road? At the end of a coax road off where there's all big boulders and everything. >> Um, not a lot. I mean, I go down there and and there's enough parking spaces are fine. >> No, but I'm talking, you know, if you drove straight where the handicap spots
are. >> Yeah, >> there's an awful lot of sand has built up >> along the beach there. I don't know if you noticed that. I just noticed I was down there the other day. >> Changes. >> Yeah, there. But I I think that just happens. >> Anomaly. >> I know the when I go down to the beach
every day, the pebbles are in a different place. I mean, every day. I mean, it changes, >> right? >> Yeah. Yeah, the beach the beach actually looks pretty clean. It took a good look at it one day. One day. Uh I think we're all set. I think
everything's going to be okay. Parking lot looks good. I wish you could finish the parking lot, but that's >> Yeah. >> All good than that. So, I think we're all set, right? No problems, no issues, no >> concern. >> Okay, great. I'll entertain a motion
then. Second. >> I >> I >> I >> um can we confirm our next meeting? >> Yes, we can. >> Um because that'll be May 21st. >> Do we want to meet before that?
>> Asking >> because Yeah, May 21st because that's Memorial Day weekend is right after that. Is that a >> I can meet then, but I just want to make sure everyone else >> I should be available. available. >> I think it's all right. >> Utah again.