Uh good afternoon and welcome to the April 14th, 2025 meeting of the Westport Board of Health. Happy finally spring. It's a beautiful day out there. Um so we'll make this meeting quick. Um under Mass Law Chapter 3A section 20F, this
meeting is being recorded. Um and please join me in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Also, just want to make an announcement. Um, uh, because Phil, uh, Whiteburgg is not here, we will not do, um, reorganization
of the board after the election. um until the next meeting. So, y'all stuck with me at least for one more meeting. Chair um move on to the director of public health written report. Any questions on that? I had one
I had one, but I spoke with him and wanted to see um what the other issues were that he has many. Yeah. Um okay and um we'll turn to your um probable report.
So the blood drive schedule, we talk about this every meeting, but there's a little bit of a change in the schedule now. Um so the next one is April 17th at St. John the Baptist Church from 9 to 3:30. Then again on May 15th at uh St.
John the Baptist Church 9:00 a.m. to 3:30. June 12th, St. John the Baptist Church 9:00 a.m. to 3:30. And then June 12th and July 17th, it's going to be at Whites of Westport, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 on both of those
dates. Um, the contract for the transfer station improvements has been fully executed. Work is going to begin within the next one to two weeks. I met with the highway surveyor today down um at the transfer station cuz they're going to do a lot of the prep work ahead of
the um paving company coming down. So, we got kind of a game plan going on for that. Um yeah, there's a good solid I guess you know weeks worth of uh prep work that's going to have to be done. So, right after that, the uh paving company
will come in and probably start the new paving up top before they start uh sealing the cracks um filling the cracks and sealing the uh existing asphalt. And then once they're done with that, they'll move down below to um pave that
lower lot. Okay. I do have to reach out to the bike committee and the scouts um because we're going to rem, you know, kind of get those bikes out of there, remove the bike racks out of the way and see if the um scouts can take down their tents so we can get that paved and they
can put them back up. Um just a reminder um the transfer station is well and the office are are closed Friday and Monday for poop Friday and and Patriots day and also Sunday for Easter. So if you're looking to go the
transfer station um the only day it'll be open this coming weekend. Well Thursday and Saturday. Great. Thursday and Saturday. Um okay. Anything else?
Um that thing Yeah. Um um I lost my train of thought. So the the transfer station, the new container came in uh for the um junk mail. Uh so that's in place now. And the um container that was in place, the highway
department took it and they're going to utilize it in some way, shape, or form. So, and then we're getting a ship from um Coanta. Yeah, because we're a Covanta community. Um we are they give 5,000. They generally
match D, but we asked for 6,700 to get the size said shed that we need. So, they're supposed to get back to me tomorrow on to see if we can do that. Um but either way, we'll we'll get something because the other one is pretty much falling down. We got to it's
about to get um the highway department's going to take it out. I don't know what they're going to do with it or if they're going to demolish it or what. Could you say for um our viewing public what Coanta is? So Coanta Semass or now it's called Reworld is where we contract to bring
all of our trash um from the uh transfer station. It's um they turn waste into energy down there in Wham. And um yeah, for the longest time it was Covanta, then Covanta Camass, and now
it's Reorld. They rebranded to Reorld. Okay, that's it. Let's move on to director approved plans. Okay, we have a three-bedroom repair on a 117,612 square ft square foot lot on six
um Puhong Puhong Drive for a Chris Rocket um spent through Concom and it's not replacing a cesspool. We have a three-bedroom repair on a 20,120t lot on 130 Tickle Road for a
James Cordiero. Um, it's been through Concom and this one will need a three-bedroom deed restriction. Then we have a four-bedroom repair on 3.2 acres on 1477 Main Road for an Eric Brown. Um, and again, this
has been through Concom and this one is replacing a cesspool. Any questions? No. So, I move to endorse the director approved plans for six Queahon Drive, um 130 Tickle Road with a threebedroom
deep restriction and uh 1477 Main Road. Uh second. Uh all in favor? I I that's um unanimous to nothing with one absence. Okay.
All right. Next, we go to the minutes. Um, March 31st. Any questions or comments on that? I I didn't have any, so I move that we approve the minutes for March 31st, 2025.
Uh, I'll second that. All in favor? I. That's unanimous with one absence. Okay. All right. Um, now we'll go to uh board member updates.
Um, I'll turn to you first. Where do I begin? So, um, I forgot to mention the last board of health meeting about team cow. um team cow this weekend um occurred but it was disappointing because of the
weather um and that the majority um or many people I don't know if it was the majority many people who had signed up um uh did not participate um but there were people who did participate on I think Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
they went around and picked up trash in fact some of them came to the board of health to um bring their trash bags, not knowing where the um dumpsters were, so Matt um approved for them to uh turn in those uh bags to the transfer station.
Um there's still a lot of trash to be picked up. Um, my hope is that people in the community who who did sign up um and had signed up for a particular area on nice days will go and clean those areas because I went out this morning um uh
with my cousin and we did part of Old Bedford Road um and filled bags in just one section and then tried to go under the underpass but um there's construction going on there so we only did a little bit of that. Um there's a
lot to be done. Um so if people are still interested in helping, they can contact team cow, find out what roads um uh we would like to have cleaned. Um or just go around town and get some bags. You can still probably pick up some bags
from team cow. Um we've kept them at the graange on the front um on the porch um with some grabbers and we had some gloves. But I would encourage anybody who had signed up who hadn't to please go and and do it. And I I'm I think I'm going to write an op ed that says
Westport has a drinking problem because in all the times that I volunteered to pick up trash around Westport, the number of NIP bottles is it's thousands of NIP bottles and beer cans and beer bottles. But not only that, Duncan cups,
water bottles, juice bottles. Um it's it's it's pretty discouraging to see that each year it still piles up. Um and so um if people really care about Westport
um to please get involved and even just pick up trash in your own neighborhood um that helps. Every little bit helps. Um, and it's also good for the public health because having trash, having I mean I found dirty diapers and all kinds of other things that really need to be
disposed of properly. Um, uh, there was a an influx of tires. What does it cost to do we do tires at the transfer station? What does it cost? Is there a special cost for a truck? Yeah. Yeah. No. Well, just a standard car or, you
know, regular truck tires $10. And then if it's a heavy duty truck or a tractor tire, it goes up to $15 or $20. These are just regular car tires. There were a number of them this year. Um so so anyway, that so that's one thing. And I don't know that people are aware of
that, but in their there are bylaws that say that the town of Westport board of health um can find people who they observe or anyone who observes someone throwing trash. So, if you see someone throwing trash um to get a license plate
number um and to report it to the board of health because we have fined people um for uh throwing trash um in in our community. So, just to encourage people to do that if they see it, but you have to have proof of it. So, um so go ahead
and take a picture if you see somebody doing it. The other thing I'm um us working on is the opio opioid settlement fund advisory committee. And tonight um I will be meeting um with the PTO to
talk about what the opioid um funds are about, settlement funds are about um and how the um uh the parent and teachers organization can be thinking about what programs might help the kids and applying for grant funds when we get to
that point when we're going to be um dispersing funds. Um, and we have another meeting tomorrow for the the committee. Um, and then of course there's mental health awareness month and I've been working on um scheduling events. I do have two speakers um on May
7th to talk about um the helping teens and it's um understanding the connection between mental health issues and substance use. Um and one of the speakers is um a psychologist who's a
researcher and on the faculty at Brown University. Um and her specialty is cannabis um and the teen brain and she does a lot of research around that issue. So she's going to be speaking and then there'll be another person um from child and family services who is a
certified addictions counselor who will also speak um on those uh those issues. Um, and there are two other events and I will um when we get uh closer uh probably at the next meeting I'll read what they are and when they're they're
going to be had. But u the the one at the high high the middle high school is on May 7th and it will probably be 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. And I think that's it. Those are the things I've been working on. We able to
do a call. Oh, I am doing a call. I'm sorry. I've already started working on the columns and I should have the column um by the May 1st edition of the Shorelines. Um so yeah, I am working on that. Great. And I'm also working on
flyers and I'll be doing the um bombarding the Facebook pages that are in Westport um with that information, all the information. Okay. Thank you. Um okay. Um I don't have I've been away so I have
don't have a lot of um updates. I have been working a little bit with Gabby around we're trying to develop a sort of a more detailed um list of O andM providers for um innovative alternative technologies because people are
struggling with um there's some high costs and um having having trouble getting um getting service. So, we're we've been reaching out and uh we we the royal we Gabby's been reaching out and um we'll have a more targeted list.
It'll make it easier for people to um identify alternatives and and pricing and so on. So, um and related to that, we are looking at the, you know, total nitrogen testing policy, um which will take up at our working meeting on May
20th. Um uh so um that's about all I've got. Um uh we're just waiting for Len at 4:30. Um any other um topics for the next
regular meeting? Unanticipated topics. Um we could talk a little bit about the ZBA maybe. Oh, it's not on the agenda. Yeah. Okay. Um well that would be my suggestion not to but uh the um I would just say that the meeting if you want to
just reiterate the working meeting day and time. Sure. Um that is May 20th I believe. Um at 10:00 a.m. Um that'll be here. Um
sorry. Um and yeah, the 20th at 10. Um and then the um just the following week is the Memorial Day weekend. So the board health meeting will be on the 27th. That's the other variation on the
meeting schedule next month. Um so the next regular meeting for topics, y'all going to be away? on the 28th. Yes, I will. We're going to do that hybrid. So, I will be on the screen, right? So, I'm going to talk with it so we can let me know how to do
that. Yeah. Um um and I um I did annual town meeting is May 6th, which unfortunately conflicts with um there's a tick biologist who's speaking at the next New Bedford Science Cafe that evening and Donna reminded me
that's the annual town meeting evening. So um I'll be able to go to that. But if there are others who do not plan to attend town meeting and are interested in that topic um they have an expert um coming in to talk about um especially
focusing on lonear tick um which is the I forget the name of the infection you can get from lonear tick but the one that alpha gal that causes the um red meat allergy or dairy allergy dairy allergy and I know someone who has had
it for two years So if it's the same person I know that's somebody in audible. So for the next regular meeting topic should did you want to do a ZBA followup? Um
yes just um we can talk about our comments um and um any you know prep preparation for comments for the next round. The next meeting is May 21st. And I guess one of the other things I
can um put a plug in for that I'm involved in um is the caregiver support group. Oh yes. um that I'm doing once a month. Um and again, I have about a dozen people who are coming and we
welcome um anyone to come who's taking care of someone who um whether it's a a parent um um a spouse um a brother or a sister, any anyone that you're taking care of um that you may need some
support around um around that. We have um some great people in the group that are really reaching out and helping each other. Um and um people are are feeling less alone because they have a place to
go to talk um about it. The next meeting um will be in May and it's on uh usually on a Thursday. Um it's usually the first excuse me the second Thursday of the month. Um so May 8th is the next
meeting. It's 2:30 to 4 um at uh the library and um this coming um meeting on May 8th. We also have a guest speaker who will come at the end of the meeting. probably speak from 4 to 4:30 which will
be Andy Pollock from um neighborhost neighbors um which is an organization that provides support to help people keep help keep people in their home um so if there are elders who need transportation to doctor's
appointments um need some work around the house that the coastal neighbors coastal neighbors works to help provide or find um people to help those that are still um living at home and that's the goal. The goal is to keep people in
their homes. So Andy Pollock will be speaking on that meeting. Okay. Any other updates from your verbal report? Um, so but um we're working on it's it's funny that
was working on so many different things that it's you know it's hard to really pinpoint something to talk about uh one particular thing but um how's the new person working with animal control? Excellent. Um Gina is working out
excellent. She starts her her first day of on call duties on April 22nd. Um, I confirmed with Nick today, you know, I asked Nick, you know, how's training going? You think she's ready to go on her own? And he said yes. So, um, April 22nd, you know, she's she's still
here enthusiastic about the position. And, um, I don't anticipate any issues. So, hopefully we'll finally, you know, have coverage again when we, you know, when Nick's not on. Seems like, um, it's going to work out. Hopefully. Knock on
wood. Yeah. Well, this is really um that um you know, we'll get the um ADU guidance from title five uh from D, which I think we should just probably go over. There's a few things uh we don't have to go over now. We don't it's not
on the agenda or anything, but for the next topic, next meeting or even the working meeting, we should have it on the agenda to maybe just to kind of go through and see if there's any better policy. Yeah, the pen policy and that that um all that.
Um I'm excited for the transfer station to to um get these improvements done. It's going to look, you know, look nice. The drainage will be improved. Um and um overall, it's just going to give it a facelift. Yeah. You know,
it doesn't, you know, there's a lot of a lot of traffic that goes through there. So, I think um it's it's tired. It needs a a facelift. Well, we managed to scrape along pretty well all things considered. Um
you really appreciate the earmark to support the um the improvements. But seems there seems speaking of air marks and grants and all that there seems to be you know there's quite a few of them being pushed at us and
um um you know last week we got probably you know one or two that that may be of interest but uh we'll have to take a look and see what's involved with um applying and managing them. You mean grants? Yeah. Yeah. Right. The D there's some ones.
Yeah. Yeah. Grants are wonderful, but usually you have to do either staff or you know m some sort of match and um takes work to write the grant and so on. That just is um we don't have a grant writer. We
don't you know I I know you and I have collaborated on writing a few grants but um you know there's only so much you can do. So I'll just add to the tick um training. So May 21st
uh we're going to be having a uh tick uh training up at Whites for the the collaborative group and um it's going to be good training. We're we're expecting some good speakers. Uh it's a we're still working on the agenda, but the draft agenda that
was put together today looks pretty good. Um so I think um it'll be a great training and we're coming into the season now. Um, and there's going to be a lot of talk about the lonear tick, um, and u, the alpha gal. And then we're going to get into the, um, you know, the
other everyday ticks, the deer ticks, and dog ticks and, um, the diseases they carry. Um, we're going to do some tick biology 101, some microscopes, so we can really get in and see the anatomy of a tick. So, it's going to be uh, pretty interesting. Yeah. Do you think
um um Oliver or somebody who's I assume she's going to the training could write a a well help notes column on that then? Yeah. Uh pre or post training. Post I guess. Yeah. Get all the info.
Yeah. Yeah. That we'll we'll put a column together. That'd be good. And it makes me think of there's another training that I'm or presentation I'm going to go to. Are you scheduled for the hazardous
materials for the fire department? I am not aware of that. There's a um I don't I don't know that it's for the public. Um I'll have to check with Lieutenant News. I'll ask them tomorrow. But there is a hazardous materials
um presentation and um it al it has to do also with things like fentinel. Oh. Um so um I'll be going to that on the 30th in May from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. April
30th to May 30th. May no, April 30th. Yeah. Um yeah. Um we have um as a reminder we'll talk about we can talk about the next meeting but on annual town meeting we have a warrant article for household houses waste collection
day. So maybe some useful information that comes out of that that would help us plan. Where is the training on the presentation? It's going to be at the Hicksbridge station. Okay. It's right over here. Um I thought I could have sworn I sent you guys an email shared
shared that information because they've been distracted. The reason why I knew about it was because Lieutenant Nunes is on the opioid settlement fund advisory committee with me and he brought it up and then he sent it to the advisory committee and I thought I forwarded it to to you. So, it's not ringing a bell,
but that doesn't mean you didn't do that. That just made mean that I zoned out. I'll be away um on the 30th, so I can't I couldn't Okay, I'm I'm going to be there. Um,
okay. Do we think Mr. Potter is coming for the 4:30 meeting? Yeah, we've talked about it. He should be here any second. Hopefully, he's got a couple of minutes according to the phone. Two minutes. We'll give him two minutes.
I feel like I'm hearing an ice cream truck. I think it's um the playground. They have a place for kids to tap and it makes and it makes music. Oh, like a xylophone. It's like chimes. Yeah. Yeah. They have It's pretty. It's when I hear
it, it's pretty sound and it's really nice um to see on the weekends, especially on the weekends, how many kids come to the playground now. Oh, that's cool. The new playground and it'll be interesting to see what happens when the one school is done because
they're working on that right now. So, I've asked um Olive and Linda to get me the vaccination rates for the town for um measles, COVID, flu, RSV,
um shingles, whatever we can get the data on, but it's been proven to be difficult to to get the data. Wow. So, we're still working on it. Um but I'm hoping we can, you know, MIS generally you can get the data from there. pull
the data from there. But um yeah, working working on it. Yeah. Well, I think the data collection is more of a challenge these days in general with the CDC and so on. So, it may be trickling down to the state as well. But that the measles, the spread of measles,
especially in Texas and surrounding areas, is concerning. It's very concerning. Sure. Yep. So, please have your children vaccinated. Um, we haven't heard any more on aven flu recently.
No, I haven't really had any complaints at least come through my desk. Okay. I know we had dead birds for a while there. Yeah. Hopefully that's one thing that we don't doesn't pop
up. Okay. Well, IC430 um I can you refresh our amendment as to um because this was has been continued a couple times and it was there was lead
in the water. Um lead and elevated nitrates but not to 10. I think it was eight. Uh so um I did talk to Lenny about this and uh we did send a letter out to the property owners. They wanted
to get the water retested. They did and the lead levels were the same. So, according to what Lenny had told me, they're going to put a whole house treatment system in to take care of the lead. Um, I'm not sure if the same system will take care of the nitrates as well. I'm I'm just I'm guessing that the
new system will should take care of the nitrates to a certain uh degree. Um but anyhow um they were going to get the water retested after the system goes in and he wanted to come in and ask the board to look at the plan grant them the
approval contingent on me reviewing the updated water test when it comes in. Okay. My concern about this um um was the nitrates although they're under 10
Right. And the it's a small odd and we had a situation where it was below 10 and then um the new owner came and they required to have the water testing and it was over 10 and then they
could not drink their water and I hate to have that happen to another new owner sheet. Mhm. Well, I think um what we need to get the information about the if they're doing a whole house water treatment system, you
know, if they include an um component that does nitrate reduction, then I'd be okay. Um so I don't know. So I expected him he's to be here. So I don't know if he's just running late or he's not. He
forgot. I have no idea. Well, we don't have the details to make a decision. So, um, can you text him and see? Yeah, I can. Let me step out and I'll call him. Okay, we'll give him another couple minutes
otherwise. How you doing? This is sort of an aside. One one u project that I'm involved in is as you know the um conservation burial centario natural burial um project and We had a talk
um I attended the talk last Friday um in Little Compton and the in Little Compton you you're not you're not allowed to do I mean in Rhode Island you're not or I don't know whether it was just Little Compton or the state can't do home burials. She said there was a one woman
who came out and said I might want to buy property in Westport because she likes the idea of home burial but she can't do it in West in Lilton. So the state line makes a difference. Mhm. But the cemetery guy was there and he
would be open to doing green burials or like create a hybrid cemetery there. So would be might be an option for them. Okay. Take a few moments to meditate. gas land 1477 bedroom count on 14 1477 main road
he's the one who did it Joe no L Oh L Okay. How's the filed stuff going? Good. They're coming in uh to pick up I think the last batch um May 1st. They sent me an email today. They're going to bring
back what they t took and uh grab the last batch and um get it done. So, what does that mean then for us being able to access files electronically? So, they're um I know that they got everything scanned. They're still a little bit lagging behind on uploading
everything to um the system that we bought called Docuare. Okay. And once everything's uploaded into that new system, we log in and um you can search and upload things, download things, and it's pretty it's not a difficult system
to use. It's just, you know, when you've never used it, you just need to take some time to learn it. But it's a pretty easy system to use. And so now going forward, the trick is going to be maintaining, right? New stuff comes in. So, um I think what we're going to do is
send a blast email out to everybody letting them know that f um septic plan submissions need to be um uh digital going forward. Um so we can upload order right into the new system and not you know get back into the same boat after a
few years. So, and the electronic permitting software system is uh May 29th, I think. We have a meeting with them. So, Nancy and I are trying to find the time to figure out what we need
to give to them to put on the system for all of our applications. We got quite a bit of applications and documents that go on the system. So, we're working on that. At the same time, the new we're trying to figure out and learn the new web page that's coming into play for the
town. Um, so we've been on different trainings for that trying to because I don't know exactly when that's going to go live, but I'm I'm would assume it's getting close. Here he is. Hello, Mr.
Potter. Get you a cool boy here. Sorry, I forgot. So, anyway, we're part of here for Tom Hancock estate 10 drive. Copy of this one. Yeah. Yeah.
So what happened is they did a second test for lead with the culprit and they ran the water some uh the uh the daughter stayed in the house for a week or so. They ran the water did a second test last week. The level stayed the
same. Mhm. So, what their intent to do is they're going to put a a fil whole water treatment system in tomorrow and then take a test again. And they claim that the water treatment system will not only reduce
the iron, maganese, and the lead, but it'll also, you know, help keep the water cleaner. So, my suggestion is to u the board would approve it. If Matt can approve the water test when it
comes in instead of coming back here to a formal meeting if the water quality is okay, we can do it that way. And as far as the the eight um the nitrate Yeah. eight eight nitrates, 8 milligrams per
liter, which is over the five less than 10. The cost of the DNight system, I made an estimate out that must be it there. Yeah. 12,000 for the D night and 255 for the system. So, and the value of the home
was 328. 324. 324. Yeah. So, okay. Um the um water filtration system does it is it including treatment for the nitrates? I don't think it's a nitrate system. You know, you'd have to have a special
special treatment for that. I I I don't think this one does. No, they do have a a nitrate filter that you can get and put that in there. Um I'd be interested in seeing if if they'd be willing to do that. All right. And
then get a nitrate test. Yep. As part of the water test. Yep. Okay. Um any comments, questions? Uh no, because we went over the plan itself the last time for the plan itself was fine. It's just a matter of how the
board wants to address the the lead and the nitrates and Lenny's proposal. How soon after all the filtration system is put in would there be an immediate res reduction of the lead or is it is it
something that's going to take some time before we see uh she's she put it in last week and they're running the water and then uh she'll take the the system is in so they're going to take the sample tomorrow that won't have the
nitrate filter in All right. Fine. Let's see what the nitrates do after. I'll I'll call the company that's doing the water filtration system and see what they think about the nitrates. Okay. I was relying on the 10%
differential. That's what I was saying. Um yeah, it's just um it, you know, it's getting close to the 10. and and we're not asking we're not necessarily saying a dite system, but since they're putting in a water
filtration system, adding that component is is a separate it's not a $37,000 cost to to add that component. So that would be it's a separate separate filter. Mhm. Yeah. Yeah. And my concern, Lenny, as I said the last time, was we had a case
like this where it wasn't 10, it was under 10. Maybe it was 8.9, whatever it was. And then they moved in and it shot up over 10 and then it was no longer portable. And I felt really bad for that family that moved in. Yeah. Right. So,
so I I you know, I'm I think they need to do something and then have some we need to have some followup order testing. All right, I'll do that. I'll do that. No problem. Okay. So, um I think we can do an approval contingent
upon um everything that and then he can report to you. Right. So, adding the dite component to the fil water filtration system, follow-up water test and um uh
Matt's review and approval. And then that would allow you to go forward. Are you going to grant the variance? That's what I was proposing. Okay. Yeah. With those conditions. Okay. Um and does it need I didn't have It's going to need the whole harmless three-bedroom de
restriction. Yep. Yep. Uh has it had concom um and it's had concom. So um uh you prepared to do that motion? I think what I will do is uh I'll tell them to hold off on the water test. So I put that DNA filter in. Yeah.
I don't have com here. Do you have uh I think there's kind of ined smaller scope over here and it's usually okay. There's no wet lines within three. Okay. I guarantee it.
Okay. Um can a quick question. 1477 Main Road. You just did that. So that's is that Eric Brown? Yes. Yes. Um what's the bedroom count in that house? The board went who went there? Joe was some somebody went there. Four. Okay. Four.
Right. The assessor's plan was car said three. I think. Yeah. I just want to make sure there wasn't an expansion. No. I told I told the owner Eric Brown to have the board go down there and check it. But he thought he had four. I don't know if Joe
wanted I don't I think it was Joe. Okay. I just want I made double sure that that was the case. Thank you. I don't want to do it twice. We haven't voted yet. Oh, I'm sorry. So, go ahead. If I I'll try. I'll move
that we approve the plan for 10D drive um dated 1425 owned by Thomas. Oh, that Thomas Hancock states with a maximum feasible compliant variance
um uh the uh that the SAS is less than 100 ft but more than 50 ft from the well. Um the proposed distance is 61 ft with the following conditions. a whole harmless agreement, three-bedroom deep
restriction, the uh addition of a filtration system including uh dite filtration system and followup uh water testing to be um assessed and by MAP and
then move forward if it's everything's um correct or everything's improved. Okay, I'll second that motion. Um all in favor I I um that's um unanimous two to nothing with one ab absence. Thank you
Mr. Potter. Thank you. Thanks Lauren. Okay. Um madam would you do the honors? Yes. So being there no no further business. I move that we adjourn this meeting at
4:47 p.m. I second that. All in favor? I I That's unanimous. Thank you.