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Karen Tarapata: This is the regular meeting of the Village Board of Trustees.

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Karen Tarapata: And before we start the meeting tonight. I just want to have a moment of silence because two people who serve the village at both passed in the last week, Ralph Bart elachi was a trustee for many, many years passed away recently, I think, Carol. What do you know what day that was

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18456426153: It was, it was about a week ago.

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18456426153: Today, I don't remember the exact date.

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Karen Tarapata: And also a week ago on Saturday. Michael cooling also passed away, both of them after long illnesses, but I would just like to request a moment of silence for people to people who gave so much to the village of upper night so much service.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, thank you. We do have a condolence cards in village hall. And if you could stop by to sign them. That would be

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Call-In User_1: Very much appreciated.

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Karen Tarapata: ALL RIGHT ON TONIGHT'S AGENDA. The first thing at A MINUTE TO THE REGULAR MEETING OF AUGUST 20 long and complicated and with the number of

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Karen Tarapata: People who are out in recent weeks, Carol was unable to complete them to our satisfaction. So we are going to postpone them until the next regular meeting the adoption of those minutes so next would be the police report Officer Candidate, what have you got for us tonight.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, since August 21st. We had about 103 calls for service. We had four four fender benders. One of those was a property damage that occurred on Front Street.

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Call-In User_1: We had 11 alarm calls burglar fire medical 16 medical emergencies.

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Call-In User_1: To domestic both verbal

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Call-In User_1: We continue our area checks are cultural and religious and now we're school checks.

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Call-In User_1: Will be starting starting to pick up again. We had one fraud that was an identity theft, where I think we spoken about it before.

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Call-In User_1: Unemployment benefits being applied for falsely under somebody's name. So that was rectified.

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Call-In User_1: We had eight

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Call-In User_1: Tickets issued

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Call-In User_1: That was on old mountain road and one party was a DWI. He was unlicensed he was unregistered

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Call-In User_1: He was on his cell phone and he didn't have an interlocking device which apparently was from a previous a DWI. That was a non resident

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Call-In User_1: And then to the other tickets resulted from the property damage accident because that was a party teaching his 13 year old daughter to drive and she made a wrong turn, which

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Call-In User_1: I guess unit. The house a little bit more damage to the car. Wow.

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Call-In User_1: No parking tickets

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Call-In User_1: Locally have a straw had a shooting you may have heard about that was on September 4 there were two victims. One was a fatality one was injured, that is still under investigation.

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Call-In User_1: We've had an increased number of reports of fragrance back at the shop. The nanuet palisades center mall and it seems to be something that's happening a lot in Connecticut and Pennsylvania for some reason.

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Call-In User_1: In West Nyack we had an incident.

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Call-In User_1: Of a fraud or a burglary.

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Call-In User_1: Where people are being approached for to have their it's that time of year now to have their driveway sealed and any housework done and

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Call-In User_1: Usually they'll distract the party at the front door and go in the back door and they unfortunately got into the back door and did the home and still jewelry between eight and $10,000 worth

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Call-In User_1: So just something to be aware of, especially with our elderly neighbors neighbors that those scams are ongoing and in the fall, they seem to pick up

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Call-In User_1: Again larcenies from the motor vehicles continue. I know we put out a thing on our Facebook and our social media every night at nine o'clock, just to remind people, to make sure that your car doors are locked and your valuables aren't visible.

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Call-In User_1: As far as the drug related information county wide overdoses year to date 163 that's actually up from 38 last month.

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Call-In User_1: 135 survived 28 deaths for the total for Clark town 2020 year to date is 51 that's up 13 from last month 42 survived and one more that told nine deaths one did pass away this past month.

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Call-In User_1: And that's the scoop. I have for you.

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Call-In User_1: Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Can we switch the locusts drive signs to the other side. For the next one.

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Call-In User_1: Yes, I will do that. I will take care of that tomorrow. And I just, I was there. The other day, and now I get I would get Lexile and low gets confused. But one of them. The

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Call-In User_1: designs are there there as we originally put them up, they're all there. They're nice they're space evenly. They haven't been touched, and then the other one I have to double check. It seems that those signs are starting to disappear.

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Karen Tarapata: Originally we

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Karen Tarapata: Had probably yes. Sounds fine like

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Karen Tarapata: So they're completely content with them the way they are locust is the one that's

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18456426153: Closer to the park.

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Karen Tarapata: And those alternating

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Call-In User_1: Every month

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Karen Tarapata: So that the residents are share the burden of being so close to the park.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, yeah. So we'll switch those, like I said, though it seems to when I was there the other day. They seemed a lot of them have

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Call-In User_1: Disappeared, so I don't know if there's going to be anything in the future for permanent no parking or maybe once the colder weather. We're hoping the colder.

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Karen Tarapata: Weather. It's already a lot better than it was a few months ago because people have more options.

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Call-In User_1: Right, right, right, probably by

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Karen Tarapata: The end of October fire over meeting. We can probably remove them.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, very

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Karen Tarapata: Few people go to the park, as it gets right there.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, I'll go down there tomorrow I will take care of it.

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Kennon Rothchild: Thank you so much.

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You're welcome.

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Karen Tarapata: I had, could you check something for

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Karen Tarapata: Me, there was an alarm.

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Karen Tarapata: There was an alarm call

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Karen Tarapata: At 626 North Broadway, which is the village property on September 7 and the alarm came in and then I went over and I ascertained within a half an hour ascertain that it was actually our one of our DP W.

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Karen Tarapata: Guys who

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Karen Tarapata: triggered the alarm, but the alarm company told me that they had dispatched an officer. And I'm just curious to see

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Karen Tarapata: If there's a report of them actually going to check

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Karen Tarapata: Because he must have been in and out really fast.

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Call-In User_1: Yeah okay property and I just like

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Karen Tarapata: To know if they went to 626 on September 7 okay

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Call-In User_1: I'll check into that and I'll give you a call tomorrow.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you. That would be really

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Call-In User_1: Helpful. No problem.

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Kennon Rothchild: Of so Kennedy. Yeah, you could you tell us a little bit more about the details on the accident and frustrate you know

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Kennon Rothchild: What direction the vehicle is traveling where

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Kennon Rothchild: Struck how it happened. I understand it's obviously an accident with

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Call-In User_1: A 13 year old, which is probably too young to be teaching soon to be driving

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Call-In User_1: Absolutely, yeah. That's why they were issued the driver or the dad was issued the summonses want me, give me

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Call-In User_1: The reason is because

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Kennon Rothchild: Front Street.

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Kennon Rothchild: That whole

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Call-In User_1: Area is

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Kennon Rothchild: A little bit.

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Kennon Rothchild: You know there's been request for some signage, we put some in it's a little bit crazy because there's some not signage. And I'm just curious about how dangerous those intersections are up there and promote and Fred Street.

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18456426153: Yeah well anything's going to be dangerous when you have got

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Call-In User_1: A 13 year old behind the wheel, that's for sure. Um,

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Call-In User_1: She let's say say

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Call-In User_1: She attempted to make a right hand turn from Front Street onto high amounts

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Call-In User_1: When she lost control.

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Call-In User_1: It's

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Karen Tarapata: on Front Street.

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Call-In User_1: Adonis house.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, it's just so Adonis house and going west of up. Hi, Mom.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, it shows you the

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18456426153: Driver errors that intersection

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Call-In User_1: Here. Yeah. And the dad was issued the tickets for allowing it

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Call-In User_1: To happen in the first place. She said, I guess she had a sandal on and it got stuck between the break, and the gas.

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Call-In User_1: That's

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Karen Tarapata: Crazy is

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Karen Tarapata: Not on private property on a farm road.

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Karen Tarapata: Somewhere you might drive the call.

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Kennon Rothchild: Have they not heard of parking lots.

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Kennon Rothchild: But

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Call-In User_1: Damage

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Kennon Rothchild: 13 year old daughter to drive.

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Kennon Rothchild: on Front Street.

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Kennon Rothchild: People talking on next door about these golf carts driving around

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Karen Tarapata: Oh yes, that is a problem. We have to figure out what to do with that.

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Karen Tarapata: They're all the same golf cart and it's

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Call-In User_1: Coming from the

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Karen Tarapata: Same property.

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Kennon Rothchild: The same mansion. Yeah.

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah, because people have been complaining on next door of them like zooming up old mountain

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Karen Tarapata: Well, they haven't complained

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Karen Tarapata: village hall and I stay off of next

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Karen Tarapata: Door so

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Kennon Rothchild: I told them I know I i

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Kennon Rothchild: Very carefully said

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Kennon Rothchild: Please report this to you know the proper people don't keep

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Kennon Rothchild: Complaining about

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Karen Tarapata: So we can write them a letter. Yeah.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, I

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Karen Tarapata: I stay off of social

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Karen Tarapata: Media as I

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Kennon Rothchild: Have learned to be very careful because it goes sideways, very quickly, um,

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Call-In User_1: Yeah, and they can always give a call to the main police number so we can have somebody respond down there as it is actually

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Kennon Rothchild: I didn't say the same.

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Kennon Rothchild: Thing I said

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Call-In User_1: I said,

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Kennon Rothchild: Please stop complaining and

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Kennon Rothchild: report it. Yeah. Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, thank you, officer. Kennedy, we will. I'll talk to you tomorrow.

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Karen Tarapata: Anything.

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18456426153: No place off.

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18456426153: Kennedy. Okay.

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Call-In User_1: You're welcome. Take care everybody you too. Bye bye. All right, Rich.

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Karen Tarapata: It's your turn now.

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Richard Fortunato: Hi everybody.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay.

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Richard Fortunato: We got a little bit of information.

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18456426153: Tonight be

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Richard Fortunato: Audit

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Richard Fortunato: May 31 financial statements is going well.

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Richard Fortunato: I'm not sure if the letter is going to have to come into the office for one day. But he's got all the information I set everything up for him I mailed everything to them.

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Richard Fortunato: So they're going to get started and maybe they got to do a day in the office. Okay, so that's progressing well i don't think by October first but definitely by October 15 we should have financial statements. I'm hoping by our next meeting.

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18456426153: You guys will have them in your inbox.

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Richard Fortunato: The ad

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Richard Fortunato: For may 31 has been filed it was up in Albany. On September 1 it's done.

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Richard Fortunato: I sent everybody two things.

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Richard Fortunato: A couple of weeks ago, maybe two weeks ago you receive the 531 final financial statements.

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Richard Fortunato: I'm sure everybody was riveted and they're reading of that. And if anybody has any questions, feel free to give me a call, as usual, if you have any tonight. I can answer them.

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Richard Fortunato: I also sent because Joe had me do this last year and I thought it was beneficial. I don't know what I called it here.

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Richard Fortunato: The tax rates summary. Right. The increases. I kind of jot it down, that if a resident was to really ask you what the increase in the tax rates work. It gives you a little bit of an understanding as to, you know, where we get the numbers from the 1% increase

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Richard Fortunato: I also outline down there, the assessed value in the community, the increase the rate per 1000 tax rate increase. So it's a nice little tidbit of information that I don't know if you know my reading at night. Go to sleep. That's great.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, as I said, I think in the last meeting to projected surplus is 1.2 million. It's actually a little bit over 1.2

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Richard Fortunato: Right on schedule for

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Richard Fortunato: Last year,

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, I'll talk about this year. The we mailed out 16

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Richard Fortunato: tax bills on September 1 since September 1 be collected, too. So we're down to 14 delinquent tax payers that are roughly at a 750 around 750

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Richard Fortunato: Which is pretty good. We sent I think 11 to the county last year. So we're in the neighborhood.

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Richard Fortunato: And again for anybody listening. I see on my computer. No one's listening, you know, in the public, but we still have another you know a couple of days to pay without it. Going to the county October 1

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18456426153: At the end of October.

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Richard Fortunato: Oh, I thought, was October 1 okay so see we have no

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18456426153: Case we have plenty of time that

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, my last thing I need is I

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Richard Fortunato: Need a resolution to pay the Public Works building interest, it's due November 1

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Richard Fortunato: You with me, Carol.

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18456426153: Yeah, November 1

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Richard Fortunato: The amount is 15,001 5625 cents and that's interest.

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Richard Fortunato: Resolution TO PAY THAT ON NOVEMBER 1

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, who would like to make a motion to pay the interest on the DP W Building

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lauriedodge: I'll make a motion. It's Lori THAT WE PAY THE PUBLIC WORKS building interest do November 1

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Karen Tarapata: And who will second

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Kennon Rothchild: This is kind of second you can

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor say aye with your name.

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michael esmay: My guy.

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18456426153: Great.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, last but not least, I do want to welcome jack. Can I do want to say, Joe was a pleasure working with you, as usual, and I appreciate you being the only one, usually to read my financial state.

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Thank you Joe.

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Karen Tarapata: Hope we all need a little, a little training. It's to have to

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Richard Fortunato: I'm gonna I'm gonna send Joe for a couple of months to financials, just to keep them in practice, just so you

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Karen Tarapata: Know the rest of us are getting up to

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Karen Tarapata: Speed

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18456426153: All right, and we

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Richard Fortunato: Any problems. Any questions, and anybody can call me anytime they want on any of the financials or anything financial related that's going on, you'll have myself, and have a wonderful evening.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay so vouchers. I went in today and signed the vouchers. OK, the next thing of

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18456426153: Carol.

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Karen Tarapata: We need to set the public hearing for the architectural review law which I sent to you all and I want to say that

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Karen Tarapata: The reason the main reason we're

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Karen Tarapata: Doing the

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Karen Tarapata: Many reasons we're doing this we are pulling our architectural review board law out of the zoning code and making it a standalone local law because it really isn't about zoning so much

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Karen Tarapata: And it was recommended to us.

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Karen Tarapata: And we thought that it would be ended up with a much better law.

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Karen Tarapata: It really is. It gives the AARP greater authority to really give input and

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Karen Tarapata: And involves the more completely in sight approval process. It is stronger and protecting historic instructions and it also helps to address the issues of

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Karen Tarapata: Bulk building

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Karen Tarapata: Existing neighborhoods, which has a problem and needs to be addressed on many levels, not just

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Karen Tarapata: During site plan review, but also during let me during architectural review.

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Karen Tarapata: A an important thing also now is that any appeals of the RP decisions, go to the CPA. But if somebody is asking for a demolition permit and ARV says no, this

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18456426153: Is

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Karen Tarapata: This building is to historic we deny your right to demolish it they appeal to the village board and there are mechanisms for

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Karen Tarapata: Propose that we set a public hearing for the next regular meeting to adopt this local law to have a public hearing discuss it and perhaps adopt the local law so

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michael esmay: We'll make that motion.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, I was going to ask you if you had any more questions or discussion.

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michael esmay: Well, not for me because I'm fully aware

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Kennon Rothchild: I'll second the emotion and and I'll say

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Kennon Rothchild: Primarily because it struck struck me is

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Kennon Rothchild: Sort of unusual that we have a board that advises people on you know things architectural or otherwise that has zero

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Kennon Rothchild: Authority, or zero teeth. So if we're going to have such a thing as the architectural review review board, let's let's give them some authority to to act and control. Otherwise, let's not have one

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Karen Tarapata: Amen. Amen.

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Kennon Rothchild: And the

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Karen Tarapata: Rather have one so

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Karen Tarapata: Good thank you can. So, all in favor of

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Karen Tarapata: Setting that public hearing for the next regular

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Karen Tarapata: Am I i think that's going to be a

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Karen Tarapata: Real good thing.

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Karen Tarapata: This came out of the process of looking

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Karen Tarapata: You know it over at a holistic way at our zoning.

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Karen Tarapata: Code and part of that has been to determine certain things that don't really belong in a zoning code that should stand alone as a local law.

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Karen Tarapata: So over the next year or so you're going to be

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Karen Tarapata: Seeing some more of these like the the tree law and a few other things that are going to end up being their own local laws and the general ordinance rather than in the zoning code because it's a funny fit.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, so the

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Karen Tarapata: Next thing on the agenda. First I will really I want also want to welcome Jeff Epstein.

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Karen Tarapata: Converge and can

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Karen Tarapata: For the election for the results of the election I Karen, would you just

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Karen Tarapata: Announced the results of the election on Tuesday night.

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18456426153: Yes.

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18456426153: Your

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18456426153: Jeff Epstein received 52 can Rothschild received 54 there were approximately

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18456426153: I think it was 33 people voted in person and the rest were by absentee ballot.

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Karen Tarapata: So we will

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Karen Tarapata: It will be sworn in at the delayed annual meeting which will be next Thursday.

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Karen Tarapata: We'll do a zoom meeting and

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18456426153: We'll

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Karen Tarapata: Be sending information out.

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Karen Tarapata: And that normally as we are.

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Karen Tarapata: Happens early and Amy.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes.

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18456426153: And Kevin and Jeff will get a formal letter which put in the mail today and I will email it to them tomorrow.

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18456426153: With all the instructions about how to do the which can probably remembers the coming to do to do it a little different this year because it you won't be doing it after meeting. I'll have you come to village hall will do it outside on the porch and you'll do that next Thursday.

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18456426153: Aaron, I have one question for you. There's

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Kennon Rothchild: There's a problem with me doing it.

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Kennon Rothchild: In person next Thursday. I'm sorry, I'm

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18456426153: In Minnesota okay okay when when

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18456426153: You just have to do 30 days.

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18456426153: Within 30 days of being elected.

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Kennon Rothchild: Know, you know what I might do.

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Kennon Rothchild: Is I'm

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Kennon Rothchild: I'm not getting what is my schedule. Hold on. Sorry.

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18456426153: Bro.

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18456426153: I could certainly come tomorrow.

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Kennon Rothchild: Maybe

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18456426153: For you.

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah, maybe that's best just

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Kennon Rothchild: That's less craziness. I think

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18456426153: I'll come by tomorrow. Okay.

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18456426153: You can do that. Okay. Great. Thanks. Yeah. Congratulations, both of you.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, we

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18456426153: Have yes Carol before you move on. No. Well, have given us that short environmental assessment form, was that something we were supposed to do tonight what hearing with a local that's done in the public hearing the local law. Okay, thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, the other side.

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Karen Tarapata: Of this happy election.

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18456426153: Is the fact that

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Karen Tarapata: Joe diamond is stepping down from the board and we have a proclamation, which I would like to read into the record with Joe

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Karen Tarapata: Proclamation at the regular meeting at the Board of Trustees of the village of upper Nyack

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Karen Tarapata: Held in village hall.

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Karen Tarapata: Or actually virtually

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Karen Tarapata: On Thursday.

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18456426153: September 17 2020

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Karen Tarapata: It's 7pm. The following were present Mayor Karen a tar pata trustee and Deputy Mayor Michael as a

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Karen Tarapata: Trustee Lori dodge.

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Karen Tarapata: And trustee cannon Roth child. The third. It was proclaimed that whereas the vitality of a community depends largely on the spirit pride and involvement of its citizens.

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas community spirit and pride are often reflected in service rendered to the community and whereas Joseph P diamond has embodied the ideals of community service for many years.

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas Joe is a natural leader and is involved himself in community activities designed to advance human dignity.

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas after retiring as president of Wexler coffee Joe volunteered with Habitat for Humanity as head of the rotten branch.

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas Joe lives in upper Nyack with his wife Carmel, and together they raise two sons. JOHN AND PAUL AND whereas Joe was elected trusting in 2008 and reelected in 2010 2012 2014 2016 and 2018

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Karen Tarapata: Serving six two year term.

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas Joe has served as chairman for the Board of Assessment Review since 2011

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas during his term as terms as trustee Joe oversaw the sewer rehabilitation project and the update and repairs to the old stone meeting house and oversaw the roof repair of the still environment. Remember preserve

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas Joe built the ballot box for village elections.

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas it is the sense of this legislative body to publicly recognize those individuals who have distinguish themselves as outstanding citizens in their community.

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Karen Tarapata: And now, therefore, be it resolved that this legislative body pause and its deliberations to honor Joseph P diamond on the occasion of his outstanding community service.

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Karen Tarapata: And be at further resolved that a copy of this resolution be transmitted to Joseph P diamond by the order of the Board of Trustees September 17 2020

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michael esmay: Good hip hooray.

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Regulations.

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Karen Tarapata: Come in and sign the proclamation

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Joseph Diamond: And congratulations.

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Jeff Epstein: Thank you very much.

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Kennon Rothchild: Thanks, Joe. It's Joe It's been such a great pleasure to sit next to you.

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Karen Tarapata: Well,

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lauriedodge: you're muted.

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lauriedodge: you're muted again.

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Kennon Rothchild: I keep trying to unmute myself. It doesn't seem to be working very well.

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18456426153: It's been a pleasure to serve with you on the

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Kennon Rothchild: Board to sit next to you and and and you know, watch how you work with us and for the betterment of village. You're an inspiration and I really appreciate getting to know you this way.

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lauriedodge: With humility and grace.

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Karen Tarapata: I agree wholeheartedly.

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Karen Tarapata: That maybe the high point of the meeting right there.

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Kennon Rothchild: All right, I move we adjourn. Oh wait another

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Karen Tarapata: All right, we have actually have other dumb things to do.

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Karen Tarapata: Have we have the next thing on the agenda is

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Karen Tarapata: Something with the Friends of river good, but I had told, the architect to come at eight o'clock, so we'll just move on and we'll jump back into that and a half hour we may actually be pretty well done. By the time he

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Karen Tarapata: Comes on.

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Karen Tarapata: The next discussion is whether to extend no parking on both sides of North Broadway from lower Birchwood Avenue, all the way to knock each State Park and this came out of a request from Gregory Fisher, who lives at like South and North Broadway.

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Karen Tarapata: But, uh, we also, you know, we talked about it a little bit. It is difficult to share that space with all the bike riders walkers cars and parking

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Karen Tarapata: And today I've got a letter from when Perry, saying that he was concerned that he would not be able to park at Florence cats and steen's house or at the Boris house and he mentioned what other house right right all right around the same area there.

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Karen Tarapata: But I don't know what. What y'all think this is really just a discussion about

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Karen Tarapata: Whether or not North Broadway can really accommodate parking and drivers and bikes in blockers.

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michael esmay: My perspective, it's not really Broadway.

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Karen Tarapata: That's narrow way.

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Kennon Rothchild: That to to speak to wins concerns.

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Kennon Rothchild: I mean he he mentioned three residences. He

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Kennon Rothchild: Visiting them on business, wouldn't he then just park in their driveway. So I don't understand the

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Kennon Rothchild: The, the specific concern there. I mean, I thought most those residents have sufficient parking within their driveways and parking to accommodate those who might reasonably go there.

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michael esmay: more than sufficient

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Karen Tarapata: He says that it's not sufficient. He says, we just read it to him. Dr. Karen Betty and I like to visit Florence cats and Steve Oh, that's it 507 North Broadway.

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Karen Tarapata: And we parked on Broadway. Her driveway only provides practicing for her own cars we also like to visit.

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Karen Tarapata: Lisa Altman, who lives a little further note North her driveway is often impassable in winter and only accommodates two cars. This is also true of the forest, we object to the proposed extension of no

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Karen Tarapata: Parking How can these

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Karen Tarapata: People entertain guests.

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Karen Tarapata: Now, I looked at, I went on Google Maps.

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Karen Tarapata: And it looked like people had

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Karen Tarapata: Like Florence has a decent driveway.

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michael esmay: long driveway.

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michael esmay: Horse has a fairly long driveway Oldman is at the end of a long driveway, which is a shared driveway.

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Karen Tarapata: I know so I wasn't sure what we thought about that. I, I thought this was pretty much a no brainer. I mean, all those people live before winding down. But it's interesting between birch wood and winding down is one of the most dangerous areas because of the curve and the narrowness

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lauriedodge: Yeah, it is. I think the inconsistency. For me, the inconsistency should be addressed because in some places you can park and some places you can't park and it seems

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lauriedodge: I always thought you couldn't park on Broadway, because no one ever really did park on Broadway, and it seems as though it's gotten more crowded, not just because of coronavirus but

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lauriedodge: The landscaping trucks are taking up extraordinary space. And then also, it just, it seems, it seems to me less

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lauriedodge: Visitors and more i don't i don't know what. But I've noticed in the past couple of years that where there used to be no cars parked. Now there are cars parked and it's just random. And I know that that made me realize that our street signs were kind of random in a consistent

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Karen Tarapata: So it's very, it's actually all laid out in our general ordinance and the no parking section you can park all the way up north Broadway, all the way up to locusts and just not after locusts right

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Karen Tarapata: So it seemed to me that it made more sense to prohibit parking past

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Karen Tarapata: The school but you know when we're with starts at the old style meeting house. And honestly, you could always park you put park on wind down if you needed to cross. You know, if you need to cross the street and see a friend.

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Karen Tarapata: I don't see that it would be that terrible

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Karen Tarapata: If for the occasional time. The same way that people can park on locust or on Lex Lex out if they need to visit somebody at that end.

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Karen Tarapata: So I don't know what what do we think, do we want to draft align have a public hearing and see what people with the residents thing.

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lauriedodge: Yes, yes, I'd say yes.

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Kennon Rothchild: I do, yes.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, well then with someone like we can certainly put it's a it's a simple amendment to our local law. So it's not a difficult thing to craft in a month.

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Karen Tarapata: Shall we set that public hearing for the next regular meeting.

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Karen Tarapata: Alarm I actually care of, do you think we have to what what do you think's involved. I don't want to misspeak.

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18456426153: Oh you you have to amend the current marketing regulations by adding a section that states, you can't park.

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18456426153: In those other areas.

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Karen Tarapata: Do you think that requires anything

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Karen Tarapata: Like a GMO review or

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18456426153: Anything.

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Karen Tarapata: We would have to send it out. So we'd

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Karen Tarapata: Have to break that up pretty quickly.

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Karen Tarapata: Try and get done in a month.

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Karen Tarapata: That's all I'm asking.

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18456426153: Is a big. I mean, it might be a big deal for some people, like you said, it might be best to give a little more time because

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18456426153: Maybe have the police review it.

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18456426153: You know the traffic squad, you could have them review it to them a little time and consideration, like, you know, you say that there's, you have to think about construction vehicles and landscaping trucks and different things, where are they going to go

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18456426153: Would they still be allowed to park there, even though there's no parking. I don't know. They work.

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Karen Tarapata: Pretty much do it anyway. But that's right

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18456426153: Right. But if you know how do you would we have to give special permission to people. The park there.

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Karen Tarapata: I think that said that might be it. Maybe we want to. How about I put together something a will draft something, and we'll talk about it. Our next regular meeting and set the public hearing them for November.

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Karen Tarapata: Because that gives us time to think through, if it requires any additional exemptions for

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Karen Tarapata: Exactly construction or landscaping.

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michael esmay: No, my

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Karen Tarapata: Like Nope. Just let him.

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Karen Tarapata: Honestly, most people

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Karen Tarapata: Most people have the room in their driveway for whatever they need to

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18456426153: Have done

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Karen Tarapata: It's just

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Karen Tarapata: For convenience that they parked on the street.

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18456426153: So what do you, what do you think I'm

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Karen Tarapata: I'm fine either way, we can set the public hearing now or we can look at it for another month and set the public hearing and

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Karen Tarapata: At the next meeting.

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michael esmay: I think Carol was right.

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michael esmay: You know, there's

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michael esmay: Many people are possible agencies that might be can connect connected with. So I think two months.

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Karen Tarapata: That's fine, we'll just put it on will make it an agenda item for next month, and we'll try and get all the supporting information and in that time. Yeah.

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Joseph Diamond: Great, where would the landscapers part with a still park on Broadway would be

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Karen Tarapata: Willing to stay after pull into somebody's

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Driveway

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Joseph Diamond: The sum total of the

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Joseph Diamond: Trailer behind the trucks on

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Joseph Diamond: Top

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Karen Tarapata: It's true, but I think they I'm sure they do on biggest states other biggest things when they have to pull on you know full all the way in. And I've seen those guys. They know how to back their equipment.

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Kennon Rothchild: Well, I have to say I mean there's other neighborhoods where the landscapers are say mind where there's no possible legal way for them to park their vehicles legally so we may want to consider some

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Kennon Rothchild: Exceptions to the parking laws for business use and maybe time of its. I mean, that may be beyond the scope of what we can do in two months but

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Kennon Rothchild: You know, it's, you know, and I'm not a person who uses a service except intermittently, you know, but I, you know, listen to in our neighborhood they bring in the big truck. The big trailer. It's all this stuff there Park across the street.

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Kennon Rothchild: You know it's it's a

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It's a

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18456426153: It's a yeah it's a minor issue.

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Kennon Rothchild: Probably unless of course you have a fire truck coming. So I think it's just something

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Karen Tarapata: Exactly. I mean, that's really the thing is they could

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Karen Tarapata: I believe that they could

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Karen Tarapata: Pull the trailer. The only place would be would be those shared driveways. That would be the only place that would be impossible because you could pull your landscape was trapped into most drive single

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Karen Tarapata: You know solo family residence.

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Karen Tarapata: Into the driveway and back it out. When you're done, but those shared driveways might create a problem if you're right.

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Kennon Rothchild: It is but but that would be true only sort of up there in North Broadway in in much of the rest of the village. That's not necessarily true or at least

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Karen Tarapata: I'm just being just, we're just talking about North Broadway.

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Kennon Rothchild: Okay well i i guess i worry about landscapers saying, well, you love the park.

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Kennon Rothchild: On Ellen Street and you're tickling me on North Broadway. What's up with that. So I just think we want to be consistency about business parking on our streets on a temporary basis.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, well, we'll see what we'll see what can be done, but I have a feeling that they're the biggest problem and there aren't there isn't a tremendous amount of overlap between bikes and cars and pedestrians on Ellen street. I don't think

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Karen Tarapata: Broadway sort of a unique situation because it is. It's such a heavily used road.

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18456426153: Now more than ever.

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Karen Tarapata: But yeah, let's take a look.

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Karen Tarapata: Take a look.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, so I said some research circulated the information about hero Huber, and her

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Karen Tarapata: Her fees of $150 an hour, who are occasional consulting on a landscape architect of issues on river hook and I would like the board just to ratify the amount of $150 an hour for her services.

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18456426153: Which would

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18456426153: You know,

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Karen Tarapata: Say you

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In a very limited way.

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Karen Tarapata: With somebody make them.

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Kennon Rothchild: Move we use

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Kennon Rothchild: I'm sorry, I went on the name

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Kennon Rothchild: Carol hubris services.

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Kennon Rothchild: On an as needed basis for the

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Kennon Rothchild: Hourly rate the cheese quarter to us.

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Karen Tarapata: All right. Can I get a second

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lauriedodge: I'll second. Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor say aye.

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Aye, Mike.

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lauriedodge: I Lori.

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I can

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Karen Tarapata: Aaron I. Great. Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Next thing here. We had a request from a family on a 511 North Midland Avenue.

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Karen Tarapata: Where they want to plant hedges

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Karen Tarapata: In the village right of

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Way.

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Karen Tarapata: I, they are requesting that they can plant 10 feet off the road.

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18456426153: And

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Karen Tarapata: When the village right away actually goes about 20 feet to their property line there.

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18456426153: Because of the

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Karen Tarapata: Center of the road to hell would you give a little background on

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This

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18456426153: They wanted to put a row of hedges that would grow to create a privacy block for them, where their property is. And one of the sections where they wanted to put it

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18456426153: Was close to their property line but there had been a tree, their village right away that we took down and the stump is still there. So they said,

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18456426153: It couldn't plant them long there where the stump is so they wanted to go closer to the street and that they wanted to have them there to create this privacy.

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18456426153: That they would grow about 10 feet tall, had a conversation with

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18456426153: Homeowner today or that I think we looked it up. This type of hedges that they want to put in and they do get pretty broad

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18456426153: But they said they didn't want them to grow. That way they were going to try to keep them trend and linear, but

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18456426153: You know, that's them as homeowners. We don't know if they move. And those things are there.

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18456426153: whether they'll be kept that way or

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Karen Tarapata: Nature, but

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Karen Tarapata: This is a very deep property actually 511 I'm looking at this, they have a very long driveway. I think it's the place to just put in the brand new paver block driveway.

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18456426153: Yeah, they just did their driveway. I don't know what they did.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, they just put in a beautiful new a blocked driveway and they're doing a lot of sight work they've

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Karen Tarapata: cleared a lot of things away, but personally I well actually

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lauriedodge: Not parody owners are on the phone are on zoom. I don't know if you want to give them a chance to

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lauriedodge: See currently do or if

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Karen Tarapata: We. Yeah, I would love to have that

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Karen Tarapata: Because I have some concerns about planting something that might be there after they leave.

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Karen Tarapata: Oh hi ronis not hello

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Stephan Baroni: Yes, hello. How are you all

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Stephan Baroni: Very good, thank you. We've been listening very carefully to all the

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Stephan Baroni: Different stories and I'm glad we're finally on the agenda item.

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Stephan Baroni: Well,

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Stephan Baroni: The edges are really meant to

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Stephan Baroni: Act as a privacy wall and while they are truly designed to be hedges, that is really created a green wall very green wall, the maximum height. They can grow is usually 10 feet.

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Stephan Baroni: And they usually grow. I think more in width than they do in depth. Nevertheless, we intend to keep them very trim and very, you know, clean

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Stephan Baroni: They grow at about, you know, six inches a year. So it's not a tremendous amount

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Stephan Baroni: I don't know what else I can tell you, but it's just an enhancement to the property. And it's really an enhancement to the neighborhood, I think, because I think it would really add visually.

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Stephan Baroni: You know, by adding a nice beautiful green wall and they are evergreen, so it will be green all year long. It won't just be green, and then be sticks during the whole winter months. And they're particularly beautiful and they come. I've seen them a lot.

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Stephan Baroni: In my home country, Switzerland, and they are really remarkable. And we go. They're both in summer and winter and when we see them. We're always amazed at how beautiful they are. That's a beautiful Laurel leaf.

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Stephan Baroni: Portuguese Laurel and it's quite beautiful. They have some white blooms during the springtime, but then they are very green and they say green without throughout the year.

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Karen Tarapata: And look, I look them up today because I do love plants and Portuguese cherry of them are correct.

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Stephan Baroni: Correct. Right.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes, and they have lovely red berries. That's where the cherry and Laurel, they have a droops

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Karen Tarapata: Dice for the animals my

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18456426153: only concern is that

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Karen Tarapata: They grow to

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Karen Tarapata: Up to 15 feet lie. And that's it, isn't that while you're there. It's a if you if they're if you plant them 10 feet on the road.

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Karen Tarapata: That means that they could grow up to seven and a half feet in either direction and that could bring them extremely close to the road if the at their full size. And that's why we're concerned about

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Karen Tarapata: Having them planted so close to the pavement rather than a log your property line right

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Stephan Baroni: Well, if you're. I mean, they would take 20 years to grow to the road by the

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Stephan Baroni: Way so it would take a very, very long time. It's unlikely. I

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Stephan Baroni: Mean we don't plan on moving and then hopefully my kids will inherit this property and they will continue. So, but I can certainly speak for if we do sell a property.

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Stephan Baroni: But nevertheless, it's not something that would grow. Is there any option for us to have some kind of trim back option in the variance or the allowance.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, that becomes very out. We've never done anything like that. I think we've done some things before where we where people have had walls or permanent structures.

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Karen Tarapata: Where we have granted a license for a structure that would be removed. If there was ever a need, but I don't know about having a plant as having a license for planting.

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Karen Tarapata: That's really just our concern is, you can see I've been this beautiful thing that grill and then it could be two and a half feet from the pavement edge. And that's just, that's just two clubs. That's why you can't have right away.

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Karen Tarapata: What's the objection to having the actual planting along, even if you plant along your property line. The plant itself will extend closer to the road than the trunk.

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Stephan Baroni: The problem is there's a chat. Hi, this is Melissa Bernie. And the problem is there's a tree that

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Stephan Baroni: Is

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Stephan Baroni: A very large tree. And if we can't plant at the 10 foot line, then we have to go you know behind that tree.

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Stephan Baroni: The tree then you know isn't visible to us on our property and you know it's on the opposite side of the head toward the street. So with that, that's one of the reasons why we were trying to plant at 10 feet versus 20 feet.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, I'm looking at I'm looking at the Google view just seems very, very close. But what to other other questions that the the trustees have for the furnace. Yeah.

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Kennon Rothchild: Well I, I have a question for us, which is why is the village right of way 20 feet.

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Stephan Baroni: That's a very good question, actually.

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Karen Tarapata: It varies

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Kennon Rothchild: It varies to, well, why

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Kennon Rothchild: I understand. I

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Karen Tarapata: Can't explain that mountains.

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Karen Tarapata: To do with the center line of the road.

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Kennon Rothchild: Right, so

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Kennon Rothchild: So 40 feet.

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Karen Tarapata: From the center line of the road.

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Stephan Baroni: Well, wait a minute, that's

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Stephan Baroni: We're told

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michael esmay: Is this middle end

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Stephan Baroni: Yeah, so there's

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michael esmay: No middle and at least 50 feet wide.

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michael esmay: So you're 20 feet is probably from the center line.

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Stephan Baroni: That's effort that's

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18456426153: Not like 25

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18456426153: Yeah.

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Stephan Baroni: We were told it was from the edge.

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Stephan Baroni: So that actually puts us probably right where we need to be if it is in fact 20 feet or whatever.

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Karen Tarapata: On your survey.

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Stephan Baroni: Know, I realize that, but it's something we were told, so we just measured from the curve instead of from the middle of the row. Actually, we didn't measure we had somebody

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Stephan Baroni: Came out and

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michael esmay: He

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18456426153: Right.

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Stephan Baroni: Carol right and and Carol, do you recall that

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18456426153: Said they said

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18456426153: They were

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Stephan Baroni: From the the

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Stephan Baroni: Edge of the blacktop know

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18456426153: They were measuring

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18456426153: They were measuring for that stump. That's what we were measuring to see if that stump was in the village right of way, or whether it was on your property.

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18456426153: And the stump was 20 feet from just the edge of the of the roadway, but the road, being a 50 foot Road. The village right away extends about 25 feet on each side.

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Stephan Baroni: From the center

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Karen Tarapata: From the sun from the center

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18456426153: Line of the road.

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michael esmay: That center line at the right of way. The

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michael esmay: Road may not be in the center.

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18456426153: Right.

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18456426153: Probably is. But it

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michael esmay: May not be

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Karen Tarapata: Well, no, that's why we're

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Karen Tarapata: That's why we sent building out there to check it and that's

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Karen Tarapata: Why, what they told them was true.

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I don't have to send

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Karen Tarapata: That to we send that's who has the maps. That's who has the best knowledge of where the village right away is the Department of Public Works.

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michael esmay: Do you have a survey of your property.

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Yes.

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michael esmay: More than

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michael esmay: It's going to show the village right away as part of the survey.

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18456426153: It will show word. Okay, well, we'll have to take another look at

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Stephan Baroni: That I didn't see it when I did look at it, but we'll take another look. But nevertheless, if it is in fact 25 feet from the center line.

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Karen Tarapata: No, not at the center line road itself is

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Karen Tarapata: The right of way is is 50 feet from the center of the road or

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michael esmay: No, no.

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Stephan Baroni: No.

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Kennon Rothchild: No, no, I'm Karen. That's wrong.

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Kennon Rothchild: That's, that's not correct. No.

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michael esmay: 25 feet from the center line of the right of way. Okay.

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Stephan Baroni: That's okay. That makes more sense. That makes a lot more sense. And that, that gives us a little bit of room to play now because we have measured from the edge of the road, which is entirely different. The road itself is quite why

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Kennon Rothchild: Be

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Kennon Rothchild: The only critical thing to remember is what Mike has said, which is

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Kennon Rothchild: The road itself may not be centered in the village right of way. So that's why

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Kennon Rothchild: It's important to look at

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Kennon Rothchild: The survey of your property.

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Kennon Rothchild: And find out where your survey or mark the village right of way, because that will give the actual measurement of the village right of way, compared to your, you know,

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Kennon Rothchild: Sense of where the road is so it

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Kennon Rothchild: As Mike said it's likely that the road runs down the center of the right of way, but it's not guaranteed that runs the center of the right

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Stephan Baroni: I understand. Okay.

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Stephan Baroni: All right, great. So we'll look at more at that more thoroughly. But if, in the event that it does. And we are, in fact, you know, if we can be compliant by whatever the regulation is if it's

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Stephan Baroni: 25 feet from the center line or 20 feet from the central AND IF IT'S IF, IN FACT, YOU THIS IN THE CENTER OF THE ROAD.

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18456426153: Does that require remember

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That

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18456426153: When the when the DP. This is Carol yeah P BW team up the original reason they were measuring was trying to determine whether that dumb.

587
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18456426153: Right in the right way, or I was on your property. That's what we were up there, measuring and then after that.

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18456426153: You came back with the decision you were trying to figure out where you wanted to put your hydro and then that that stump would be in the way we wanted to move it into a different location which would push it into the village right away. That's what I remember.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, so we may be there may actually be

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Karen Tarapata: An easy good solution for this, which is which is great, which would be just fantastic. So let's

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Karen Tarapata: Try and map.

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Karen Tarapata: To the property is and

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See

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Karen Tarapata: If that if that's as close to the road as is being described here, then you'll be able, you will be able to put it on your property without them coming too close to the pavement.

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Stephan Baroni: Right. No, it's not close to the pavement at all. In fact, but yes, for sure.

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah I would, I would say, just for myself, personally.

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Kennon Rothchild: Something going 10 feet from the edge of the road up there in North Midland

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Kennon Rothchild: does not concern me, you know, particularly when you compare it to other things up there near the set of topical road.

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Karen Tarapata: And a half feet off the side of the road, it would

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Kennon Rothchild: Your right side, obviously.

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Karen Tarapata: Is ready

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Kennon Rothchild: Where do you put the Trump yeah but 10 feet, you know,

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Kennon Rothchild: You know, and if by chance you know a hetero extends into the village right of way. You know, we, as the village, have a right to clear the right of way, if we need to. So

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Stephan Baroni: Right, exactly right. So I think

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Kennon Rothchild: So I think, you know, I mean, first, let's see.

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Karen Tarapata: Generally people don't want

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Karen Tarapata: The DB W trimming the hedges

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Know,

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Karen Tarapata: If we can get this so that it's not too close to the road, it should be.

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Kennon Rothchild: Right. Exactly. Right, right.

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Stephan Baroni: And 10 feet is not actually very close to the road at all. In fact, our neighbors have Bush's far closer to the road and we would our direct neighbors. In fact, not even even across the street, not across the street but left and right of us.

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Stephan Baroni: Are not right.

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Stephan Baroni: Now, yeah.

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18456426153: Right, Carol. Again, I'm, I'm wondering if some maybe a photo of you know from the Street View to your house.

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18456426153: Might help just in

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18456426153: Maybe seeing what's on either side of you also and just determining how where the board would agree to have it planted and also I believe you have some work done in your property at some point. Maybe you went to a board. We may have fewer they have yours on file.

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Stephan Baroni: Actually, I think.

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Stephan Baroni: You're right.

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Stephan Baroni: Yeah, number of years ago we applied for a permit to add. In addition, and we

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Stephan Baroni: Decided not to do it.

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Stephan Baroni: When the market changed.

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Stephan Baroni: But

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Stephan Baroni: Yes, you're correct.

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Stephan Baroni: There was all documents were filed architectural plans. Everything was filed

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18456426153: Awesome Harry can phone

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Stephan Baroni: Sorry.

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Stephan Baroni: Carol, the

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18456426153: Shed permit.

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Stephan Baroni: Application that I just

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18456426153: Submitted yes that that has a survey.

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Stephan Baroni: That file includes a survey.

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Okay.

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18456426153: That's great.

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Karen Tarapata: The work is beautiful that you're having

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Karen Tarapata: Done, because I bought a

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Karen Tarapata: New home every day and it is just stunning.

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Stephan Baroni: Thank you very much about time. Right.

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Karen Tarapata: Every, every day. It's just nice to see, it's always

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Stephan Baroni: Good to say thank you. Yeah, we're very happy. Our neighbors are very happy to

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Stephan Baroni: Yeah. Well, I think the hedges will make it even more beautiful. So we're hoping we can resolve this and get moving on that quickly.

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18456426153: Right, yeah.

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Karen Tarapata: Fall is the best time to plant. No question.

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Stephan Baroni: Exactly.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, we'll look again I'll see if we can find the survey so

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Stephan Baroni: Okay, and will provide you with an image of you, like, I mean we can certainly send that forward to Carol.

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18456426153: That would be act. Thank you.

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Stephan Baroni: Yeah, we can do that tomorrow. So, so what's the next step will drop off an

648
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Stephan Baroni: Image in there or

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18456426153: You know,

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Stephan Baroni: Get an image to you and then

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Stephan Baroni: Do

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Karen Tarapata: You know where the right way. It may not need to, you may not need any

653
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Karen Tarapata: May be able to plan to long your property.

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Karen Tarapata: Without any

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Karen Tarapata: Without meeting or even needing to request anything. Let's, let's figure out where the edge is and we'll take the next step is

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Stephan Baroni: Okay and so will you get in touch with us, Carol, do you reach out to

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Stephan Baroni: Us.

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18456426153: What happens next. Yes. Okay. I'm gonna look I'll see if I can find that survey tomorrow and I can, you know, share it with the board members.

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18456426153: Won't be in the office on Monday and Tuesday, so probably Wednesday would be as soon as anything could would probably be resolved. Okay.

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Stephan Baroni: And if you can't find it, just let me know and I'll bring another one down.

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18456426153: Yeah, well, Donna probably hasn't she's not going to be in the office tomorrow. So, uh, but I'll see if I can find it, and either looking in the old file or or

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18456426153: Shed currently and you know she was that, yeah, see if she has. I don't know where I don't know where she has it right now.

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Karen Tarapata: Because I'm saying that data.

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Karen Tarapata: We all may have the shed permit.

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Karen Tarapata: I know, I know. Donna has it.

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18456426153: Okay, Donna has I we spoke about it. So I know she has

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18456426153: Become very where you drop the picture off for her and I checked with her today that she had it. So I know she has the permit, but

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18456426153: We're separated in the office right now. The building department is all in the back meeting room and we're in the front. We don't

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18456426153: commingle we send you. So I can, I have to find out if I can. She's not going to be here tomorrow. So I may be able to go in and get okay I'm saying all right you just let me know if you need anything from me. Absolutely. I will. Okay. All right. Well, thank you.

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lauriedodge: Very much, appreciate it. Alright, so

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Karen Tarapata: I hope we can work this out.

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Karen Tarapata: Because they are

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Stephan Baroni: Yes, they are actually very lovely very lovely

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Stephan Baroni: Terrific, thank you so much. All right. Good evening, everyone. Good night.

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All right.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, have now.

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18456426153: You have

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Karen Tarapata: To accept the resignation.

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Of

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Karen Tarapata: James to fail.

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On

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Karen Tarapata: August 27 he sent me a letter this letter is to formally notify you that I'm resigning from the village of upper w as a machine equipment.

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18456426153: Operator one

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Karen Tarapata: September 30 2020 will be my last day of employment, so

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01:08:00.660 --> 01:08:07.980
Karen Tarapata: I was sorry to see James go. I was hoping he was going to be here for 2030 years but

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Karen Tarapata: Things happen in people's lives and I wish him nothing but the best

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Karen Tarapata: In Clarks town there highway department. So with somebody make a motion to accept his resignation.

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lauriedodge: It's already on the make a motion that we accept James's resignation.

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Karen Tarapata: Right. They get a second

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Kennon Rothchild: I'll second that. Although if we didn't

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Kennon Rothchild: Pass this no solution do we

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Kennon Rothchild: Does he have to stay. I mean,

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lauriedodge: We can say yeah

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Kennon Rothchild: You see, he said like

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Kennon Rothchild: You know this perpetual contract that he can't get out of it. I'm just curious. Yeah, I said.

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Kennon Rothchild: My second emotion.

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Karen Tarapata: I'm not sure what

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18456426153: Happens.

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Karen Tarapata: I think we'd have to

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Karen Tarapata: keep paying him.

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Karen Tarapata: But

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Kennon Rothchild: Oh, that's

703
01:09:04.020 --> 01:09:05.550
lauriedodge: happy about that. I'm sure

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah where's Joe diamond when we need them to say

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Kennon Rothchild: Blues. Oh, there he is.

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Karen Tarapata: All right. I think that's just all in favor say aye.

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Aye.

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18456426153: Yep.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, so before we get to the

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Karen Tarapata: bids for the

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Karen Tarapata: railings on the village hall.

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Karen Tarapata: I believe we have Jonathan

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Karen Tarapata: Lie.

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Karen Tarapata: On the call tonight.

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Karen Tarapata: And I was just, you know, me, me circulated the Friends of river hook vision document.

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Karen Tarapata: And we invited the one of the architects to answer any questions you might have.

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Karen Tarapata: About that.

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Karen Tarapata: Vision the document Lori. Do you want to take over for this part of the meeting.

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lauriedodge: I'm sure, although you sort of said what I was going to say, um, we obviously

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lauriedodge: Gave the board, Jonathan.

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01:10:02.880 --> 01:10:10.860
lauriedodge: Salmon louder worked really hard. I know on phase two of the design vision, which was a more in depth.

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lauriedodge: Look at what the design vision could be and we shared it with the board last week to get their input.

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lauriedodge: And so yeah, I mean Jonathan's here. I think I saw Paul here and we are happy to answer any questions. Clearly design questions will

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lauriedodge: be directed to Jonathan, um,

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lauriedodge: And I guess I should say you guys all know this, but

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lauriedodge: Just for the record in the event that

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lauriedodge: I

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18456426153: Didn't say it on

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lauriedodge: The last call or we didn't say it. This was obviously

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lauriedodge: Generated

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18456426153: Or based on

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lauriedodge: A lot of community input we had

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lauriedodge: A bunch of meetings at

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lauriedodge: The beginning of this year.

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lauriedodge: Residents friends of residents friends of upper Nyack

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Who

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lauriedodge: Who attended meetings and really shared what they thought should happen at the preserve and of course we turned all of that material over to Jonathan and his team.

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lauriedodge: And then their creative juices started flowing. And so the document that we shared with you, which I assume we will make public

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lauriedodge: Is

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lauriedodge: Oh, yes. And let me not forget it was funded by Ray right

741
01:11:33.540 --> 01:11:36.660
lauriedodge: So I was telling me that, uh,

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lauriedodge: At Ray's

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lauriedodge: Ray's generous donation allowed us to move ahead with this effort. Without it we we'd be doing right now.

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lauriedodge: So this is a wonderful starting

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lauriedodge: Point for what river hook

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lauriedodge: Can be in the future, as you all will notice there's

747
01:11:59.640 --> 01:12:01.740
lauriedodge: You know, it really is a vision.

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01:12:01.890 --> 01:12:04.530
lauriedodge: And it needs to

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lauriedodge: Clearly be there.

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lauriedodge: We would have to go through much more comprehensive planning to actually

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lauriedodge: Figure out what will happen where what materials will be

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lauriedodge: Used, and I don't have my notes in front of me, Jonathan. You can tell there's the sequence and Mike, obviously, you know, being an architect there. There's the thematic design. I mean, there are all sorts of

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lauriedodge: things we need to do before we would need to actually get it built out for anyone on the call, who's like, Oh my God, what is this and what are we doing

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lauriedodge: It's really, I think, a very beautiful inspiring and inspired vision. That's what I and I'm so proud that they put it together so quickly.

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Karen Tarapata: And I'll say, I like the fact this is really a vision and it's very creative.

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Karen Tarapata: Way out there in

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Karen Tarapata: This in

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18456426153: Some sense

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Karen Tarapata: But on the other hand is all the things that we would wish for, and the village is not being asked to fund these developments. These are this document is used as hopefully will be used as an inspiration to

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Karen Tarapata: Donors to pursue

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01:13:17.790 --> 01:13:21.330
Karen Tarapata: Their interests in what might be

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Karen Tarapata: Created on the property.

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Karen Tarapata: You know the village of upper neck, we really put our money where our mouth was when we bought the property, but our fintech space is limited our funds are limited just keeping the place clean and safe is really going to be the villages main focus

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Karen Tarapata: But it's

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Karen Tarapata: Very inspiring to see what is possible and to imagine a really amazing future for never have preserved.

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lauriedodge: Jonathan, did you want to say a word or two or

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Jonathan Molloy: Yeah, I wasn't sure how best to contribute. But yeah, I'm Jonathan and I also grew up in South neck and my sister in law grew up in upper Nyack so I'm myself a part of the community that contributed some of the ideas, I suppose.

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Jonathan Molloy: But yeah, my

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18456426153: Two partners and I

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Jonathan Molloy: Who make up public record design.

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Jonathan Molloy: Actually sort of stumbled across the property and this relationship was formed, maybe

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Jonathan Molloy: Just over a year ago and

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Jonathan Molloy: It's been a really I think like Karen Lauria said and inspiring process.

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18456426153: I think our

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Jonathan Molloy: Intent with this document, which we've been

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Jonathan Molloy: Calling the design vision was to really show

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Jonathan Molloy: What's possible and to use architectural drawing and image making as a way to make some of those possibilities tangible to

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18456426153: People, whether those are people who

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Jonathan Molloy: might bring enthusiasm to the project because they could imagine running an art class in the space that's made or it's a funder who

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Jonathan Molloy: Is really passionate about making greater possibility for the Arts in in Nyack in the greater region. So, um, it's, it's something that we've been working on as a as a design practice ourselves and other cases, and it's it's shown promise for getting projects like this energy and

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Jonathan Molloy: And money. And so we were very excited about it and we're hopeful that the things that we've produced can

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Jonathan Molloy: Create some positivity and energy that might bring some of these or all of them if if we're very lucky in a number of years to to life in that river can not just be maintained to be a safe place to walk through, but actually sort of a buzzing

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Jonathan Molloy: Humming hub of activity admits the amazing natural environment that's already there. So happy to answer if there are

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Jonathan Molloy: Specific questions about things are where we

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Jonathan Molloy: Came up with some of the ideas or however I can be useful in this meeting. I'm happy to do it.

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michael esmay: I agree.

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Karen Tarapata: Go ahead, Mike.

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michael esmay: Out of the greenhouse idea come about.

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Jonathan Molloy: That one was, um, I actually think it was with louder. One of my partners and I had walked on the site quite a bit. And it's something that I think it's really we've loved greenhouses for a long time and

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Jonathan Molloy: I think one of the one of the main elements that we

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Jonathan Molloy: Sort of design ethos is that we were working with was to try to find the things that are valuable about the existing parts of the of the site and the existing parts of each building that really have value.

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Jonathan Molloy: And some cases. That's the whole house. You know, like the herring House really has a well known character to the town, whereas the caretakers house.

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Jonathan Molloy: It's really its main value is the brick walls and it's, it has sort of a standard

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Jonathan Molloy: asphalt shingle roof that may or may not be. We're not sure even what condition. It's in and the interior is obviously at a domestic scale and a house. So we sort of treated them the idea. We started the idea of

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Jonathan Molloy: The shell of the building, which is really valuable. And actually one of the upper Nyack residents, I believe, Mark, who's been really passionate about the brick work who and even a an interesting Italian brick Mason, who may have done all the brick work on the site. So

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Jonathan Molloy: Of celebrating that

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Jonathan Molloy: Part of the building and then allowing that to be sort of

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Jonathan Molloy: An independent space that has a glass roof and can relate directly to the garden. That's already

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Jonathan Molloy: Being developed by Paul and Tracy right there. And so it seemed like a natural sort of partnership with program and space.

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michael esmay: Okay.

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Karen Tarapata: And, you know,

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michael esmay: Joe, what do you think about that.

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michael esmay: There are thoughts thoughts about that house.

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Joseph Diamond: Well you know I always thought about a rental. What if we had artist in residence and let's say a bull market rate.

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Joseph Diamond: You read it to an artist and he's out in the backyard welding up big sculptures and kids could come by and see that, you know, so I had sort of thought that there could be three or four artists and their families living on the property, creating

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Joseph Diamond: These things and running some programs.

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Karen Tarapata: What a cool idea, in a sense, because we had part of the vision is the

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Karen Tarapata: Artists studios and we had talked about the lack of rent places on the property to have a residency in the

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Karen Tarapata: Sense favorite someone actually living on the property.

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Karen Tarapata: But it is a it is a small two bedroom.

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Karen Tarapata: Cottage, so that, but it is something you know one thing that's nice about a vision document is that you're not locked in.

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Karen Tarapata: To anything at the onset.

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Jonathan Molloy: One and maybe one thing just in the spirit of

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Jonathan Molloy: The idea of having artists and residents on the site. That's certainly

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Jonathan Molloy: Something that we

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Jonathan Molloy: Heard from the community and discussed as a group. And one thing that we saw.

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Jonathan Molloy: And I think Karen is mentioning is that there there aren't so many spaces on in the existing buildings that are at the scale of a studio. As someone who's rented art studios myself and worked at a larger scale.

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Jonathan Molloy: I've always appreciated having sort of

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Jonathan Molloy: Larger spaces.

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Jonathan Molloy: And specific directions of light.

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Jonathan Molloy: And so that's one of the main reasons that we tried in the one case where we actually proposed something that is sort of an entirely new construction or the possibility of one

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Jonathan Molloy: Was explicitly for the purpose of an artist who might be in residence and have a space that's really designed for

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Jonathan Molloy: The idea of someone who might be working in a large scale and who might have resources that are shared in the stone barn, which we imagine those sort of the

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Jonathan Molloy: The hub of arts, not just for an independent artists, but whether it's art classes or resources that could be could be shared, so that you know there's a sort of a space that functions, almost as

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A

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Jonathan Molloy: Celebrated location of

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Jonathan Molloy: Making of art and then shared resources and spaces to exhibit that work that happened in a bit more of a collectives space.

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Karen Tarapata: It isn't just

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michael esmay: Thinking about the stone barn. You know the history of that.

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michael esmay: And how we are going to bring that also into this vision.

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Jonathan Molloy: So I think one thing that we and, you know, if you look specifically at the stone barn portion of the of the drawings. I think one thing that we

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Jonathan Molloy: were particularly interested in with

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Jonathan Molloy: The barn was really again trying to find what's what's valuable and historic about the building which to us was really the sort of unique

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Jonathan Molloy: Rubble stone wall that you don't really find in an entire building and places. And again, it's had its own saga of a roof that has been really damaged and then patched and so now it's it's sort of a

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Jonathan Molloy: It's been banded successfully, but probably might need more work and ultimately the lower floor is very dark and the windows which were originally for horses are frosted glass. So there's very little light that comes

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Jonathan Molloy: Into the stable areas.

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Jonathan Molloy: So one of the things that we were excited about was, and maybe a final detail is that the the floor. What was once the hayloft of the of the barn.

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Jonathan Molloy: In its current state doesn't really provide a space that is amenable to occupation, it's sort of, you're very much in an attic.

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Jonathan Molloy: And so the thing that we saw as an opportunity was to remove that floor. So, which would produce a more luminous and tall space in the stables and to preserve the stable walls themselves.

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Jonathan Molloy: As a historic element of the building, which could then be sort of repurposed and reimagined

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Jonathan Molloy: As display bays for space to exhibit not only work that might be done on the site, but also

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Jonathan Molloy: historical objects which was something that, again, the group was very excited about. There's so many amazing artifacts on the site, whether it's a large metal

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Jonathan Molloy: Lawn Mower that's up by the caretakers house right now or many small objects that were in the different houses seems like a really beautiful opportunity to sort of

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Jonathan Molloy: Reposition those those items in a critical setting and a beautiful light space rather than a dark musty one while still occupying very noticeably the space the historic space itself.

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Karen Tarapata: It's interesting to me. I had never thought about until I saw your drawing the idea of making that into a two story space. But when you're upstairs and you realize some of the strange things that happened when they tried to turn a loft into a living space.

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Karen Tarapata: That being that goes through the kitchen.

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Karen Tarapata: Space of the funny little rooms and things. It did seem like a very much grander gesture, while still acknowledging and celebrating. What makes the building, exciting, which is, as you said, the stolen dexterity. Yeah. And honestly, a lot of the interior is going to have to be

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18456426153: Got it anyway because of

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Karen Tarapata: The lead and other things that are that are there currently. Yeah, it was. It's, it's, it was kind of stunning to have somebody imagine these spaces in a very different way.

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18456426153: Was

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Jonathan Molloy: Very exciting for me. Well, maybe.

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Jonathan Molloy: Sorry, go ahead.

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Jeff Epstein: I have a question. Yeah, an official as it might be, but I'm on the what you put together. There is an area that has water.

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Jeff Epstein: It's a net old stone violent the ruins. What is that we're going to be that for like kids to, you know, play around into something or something of a different nature so

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Jonathan Molloy: So yeah, we

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Jonathan Molloy: We had

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Jonathan Molloy: Sort of

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Jonathan Molloy: gestured at an idea there Karen and the board. We're excited about the fact that there is a well in that location, a functioning well which is currently being used to

859
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Karen Tarapata: Water

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Jonathan Molloy: Yeah, so it's it's actually servicing the property right now. And I think that was just a relatively unique

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Jonathan Molloy: detail of the property. And so we were interested in the possibility of celebrating the fact that there was water on the site. And so if you you'll see also in

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Jonathan Molloy: The Old White House area which is now this space for

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Jonathan Molloy: Artists residences. That's another place that we located water, which would be related to

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Jonathan Molloy: The roofs of the buildings, providing rainwater into the sort of old ruins of the stone the sandstone Foundation, which we saw could be sort of a water garden that might itself you related to this.

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Jonathan Molloy: Zone that we've pointed out as water on the site. And although that's not totally developed it was that's really one of the more gestural parts of the plan as we had discussed it. It did seem like an opportunity to have something

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Jonathan Molloy: As you say, where kids could play in sort of a small fountain or a little reflecting pool or things of that nature. So I think that's really something that we just wanted to show as a possibility because there's a source.

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Jonathan Molloy: And that if that was something that presented excitement or enthusiasm, it could absolutely be developed in conjunction with or independently as a as a standalone moment to say

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Jeff Epstein: Thank you.

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michael esmay: There's also this stream that crosses the

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michael esmay: northeast corner of the

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Jonathan Molloy: Property. Yeah, so

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michael esmay: You did some thinking about that right

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Jonathan Molloy: Yeah, so that that is again another thing that was really i i think i actually

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Jonathan Molloy: Saw for the first time when we did I joined a landscape visit, you know, there was an early landscape meeting is you really wouldn't notice it otherwise on the site. And that's another thing that we really

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Jonathan Molloy: Tried to highlight in this vision is is how many beautiful and interesting diverse places, there are on the site that are off of the main path which is tends to be the only space that is occupied.

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Jonathan Molloy: And there is indeed this little stream or Brooke in the corner of the site right behind the small sandstone spring house again a spring house is located there primarily because it's a Jason to that stream and was originally to keep food. Cool.

877
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Jonathan Molloy: And so we've identified that corner of the site as a space, particularly for young children, and we've been calling it

878
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Jonathan Molloy: Sort of a natural playground and loud a Sam and I, when we were on site.

879
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Jonathan Molloy: Even we're referring to it as the Enchanted Forest, because once you pass back through the trees there and into the zone where

880
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Jonathan Molloy: The brook is it's it's sort of this little other worlds that's in shadow. They're even little pads that seemed to have been made by deer that sort of have the run of the place back there. And so, as you've seen in in the drawings, we've proposed this sort of exciting reinvention of

881
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Jonathan Molloy: The spring house that

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Jonathan Molloy: Would be sort of the centerpiece.

883
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18456426153: Of this natural playground.

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Jonathan Molloy: And act as

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Jonathan Molloy: Sort of a gateway back

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Jonathan Molloy: To that little stream area which we think

887
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18456426153: With a few simple things could really be

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Jonathan Molloy: formalized so that it feels like a space that's occupied

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Jonathan Molloy: And not sort of an other place where you're a little

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Jonathan Molloy: Concerned parent

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18456426153: With might be concerned about.

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Jonathan Molloy: Their

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Jonathan Molloy: Child back there. But think with a

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Jonathan Molloy: With a few sort of tactical

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18456426153: Interventions it could

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Jonathan Molloy: It could feel as if it were designed as a playground I we talked about this, but Bill always brings it up that I went to blue ROCK SCHOOL.

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Jonathan Molloy: in Rockland County, which had really that energy a lot about it and it was a really important part of my childhood. And so I think being able to provide that in a public space actually seems like a really unique opportunity.

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Jonathan Molloy: And yeah, the stream itself is a lovely little

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Jonathan Molloy: Stream, that would be, you know, I even felt tempted to stomp around in it when I explored back there. So,

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Karen Tarapata: And you know I was, I was very happy of splitting. I had made a suggestion about parking on Midland

901
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Karen Tarapata: And like all good architects, they did is a drawing of my suggestion and then maybe one that was 150% better but that's what it was just, but my job was just to insist then be done. And then I was completely responsive to

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Karen Tarapata: Your solution which still requires more development, but it shows that we

903
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18456426153: Can have a

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Karen Tarapata: An area for parking. That would be welcoming not interfere with pedestrian access and actually provide a nice gateway to the property and not

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Karen Tarapata: adversely impact the neighborhood actually add something. And I was thinking, in that case, you know, some other places I've been to where they

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Karen Tarapata: Were they there have been institutions over parks in neighborhoods and when it's done correctly, it's not. It doesn't impact the neighborhood adversely it actually adds

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, are there any more questions about that presentation because the next step, I believe.

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Karen Tarapata: That this will be a part of the Friends of river hook website that's going to be up in October.

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lauriedodge: And yeah, so

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lauriedodge: What we've been talking about is

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lauriedodge: That Jonathan and his team are going to incorporate

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lauriedodge: A lot of this imagery into the site, which is is

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lauriedodge: In beta now but it's actually we unlocked it so you can go on and see rubber hook.org

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lauriedodge: And then, yes, we can actually make a PDF available if someone actually wanted to to print it out.

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lauriedodge: And then as we work with the presentation, you know, we're going to determine whether or not there is additional you know there are, there could potentially if Bill is going to talk to donors or we're talking to people in the community.

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lauriedodge: Some of these slides. Obviously if you haven't been as engaged in the conversation. I think they tell a very beautiful visual story. And I think the words help you move along.

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lauriedodge: But you might not know

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That the

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lauriedodge: What some of the design prompts refer to, like, for example, the two beautiful artists workshops. I don't think they're identified, Jonathan.

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18456426153: Are they, they, if

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lauriedodge: They

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Jonathan Molloy: Are. I apologize. No.

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lauriedodge: Um, but when they're integrated into the website, it will it, they'll be in better in that context. And so we may just need to put some language underneath it. If we're going to when we put it up as a PDF for the public so that people can

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lauriedodge: You know, go through it and actually have a short narrative, not a, you know, long narrative, but just some more description of what

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lauriedodge: What what's been done right and that this

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Karen Tarapata: This is going to now go out to the community and we'll

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Karen Tarapata: Start to see what residents, think of the idea just imagining the property in a different way.

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Karen Tarapata: You know, but right now it's absolutely beautiful with what I believe to be a kind of white nope lead

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Karen Tarapata: The lower meadow is absolutely gorgeous. I recommend everybody take a walk through and see all the goldfinches and cardinals and butterflies and all the beauty that is there even now, and it's rough state. It looks very nice right now.

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Jeff Epstein: Question, when you put this out to the to the friends who are going to be donating hopefully and

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Jeff Epstein: You know, let them see what the the grand initial ideas or is it going to be sort of like as a registry almost where it like you will attach potential costs involved. I'll save

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Jeff Epstein: You like the idea of the folly. So if you wanted to see the folly in this way, this would be this would take about $20,000 to do or are we not going to do anything specific like that and just say we're raising money for this grand idea.

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lauriedodge: I think I'll speak up. I think it's a little of both. Jeff, I think it depends on the conversations. And I think one of the things we were talking, Bill and I were talking with Sam the other night about sort of

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lauriedodge: You know more than Back of the Napkin. But not as in depth that as Jonathan, what are they cite not a

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Bill Batson: Dramatic design Maddox.

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lauriedodge: You gotta do is

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Just

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lauriedodge: So that we so right so that when someone's asking, well, right, I'd love to, you know, we have kids and we really we'd like to fund this this

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lauriedodge: The spring house and what's happening there. What would it cost at this particular point in time, maybe Jonathan has an idea in his head. We don't necessarily know what that is. So I think it would be very helpful to us all to kind of

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lauriedodge: At a very fundamental level, knowing that the prices can always go up based on materials and all sorts of other things. But to have a sense of what these various things cost. And then of course that's going to cost us money to get that from Jonathan and his team because it's

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18456426153: Additional work back to the napkins.

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lauriedodge: Problem, not

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Karen Tarapata: Here's a thought. The first thing, Jeff, that you would do is if somebody says, I'm really

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Interested in this

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Karen Tarapata: amphitheater performance space.

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Karen Tarapata: And we'd say, well, honestly, it's going to cost $10,000 to find out what it costs.

947
01:35:12.090 --> 01:35:15.000
Karen Tarapata: If you like to fund the development of the plan.

948
01:35:16.050 --> 01:35:24.630
Karen Tarapata: I mean that that's honestly, because that is the first step. If somebody was interested. They're really because you know none of this funny is coming from the village.

949
01:35:27.810 --> 01:35:32.130
Karen Tarapata: initial conversation with donors is, well, how much do you want to know how much

950
01:35:33.480 --> 01:35:34.500
Jeff Epstein: He thought yeah

951
01:35:36.360 --> 01:35:44.040
Karen Tarapata: The way that Ray donated the money for this initial vision, somebody might donate the money to to

952
01:35:45.600 --> 01:35:48.810
Karen Tarapata: Going further depth into one of the projects. Okay.

953
01:35:49.410 --> 01:35:52.710
Bill Batson: But I think I'm. My name is Bill Batson I've been

954
01:35:52.710 --> 01:35:54.480
Bill Batson: advising the project on

955
01:35:55.140 --> 01:36:03.240
Bill Batson: Communications and I'm in development, I think there has to be a natural progression that fits with the

956
01:36:04.530 --> 01:36:14.970
Bill Batson: You know the plate. The scale of the work and the fact that right now, primarily, people are interested in need to be outdoors and

957
01:36:15.510 --> 01:36:35.250
Bill Batson: The stage of the project and the amount of funds that we can take in. So we will get some estimates from public record on approximately how much schematic design for each component would be, and then we'll, we'll kind of sequence them slowly so certainly

958
01:36:35.460 --> 01:36:37.650
18456426153: There's been discussions about like

959
01:36:37.710 --> 01:36:39.810
Bill Batson: park benches or paths.

960
01:36:40.230 --> 01:36:42.930
Bill Batson: Things that would naturally slowly ramp up

961
01:36:44.070 --> 01:36:48.210
Bill Batson: That you would, you know, seem as a natural progression towards the bigger

962
01:36:48.870 --> 01:37:06.540
Bill Batson: ticket items, but, um, yeah. Well, we'll make a lot of information available to people and the PDF is just so very inspiring. I think it will engage on the public. I think it will engage donors and I think it will find support. So there's a

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01:37:07.170 --> 01:37:08.400
michael esmay: Good group of people

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01:37:09.060 --> 01:37:14.040
Bill Batson: putting that together and and we're really excited to start to share this with more and more people

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01:37:17.190 --> 01:37:18.720
Jeff Epstein: You did a great job with this Jonathan

966
01:37:19.470 --> 01:37:19.890
Jonathan Molloy: Thank you.

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01:37:23.430 --> 01:37:32.250
Jonathan Molloy: Yeah, I think, I think we're hopeful that as as Bill just said that, you know, each phase of this work. And I think, you know, in our work.

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01:37:33.630 --> 01:37:40.410
Jonathan Molloy: We've really focused on these early stages, because we know how important these first impressions are for

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01:37:40.830 --> 01:37:49.020
Jonathan Molloy: One, I think Karen's energy Karen and Lori's energy at the beginning of this of really trying to make it clear that the town was serious about making

970
01:37:49.500 --> 01:37:53.310
Jonathan Molloy: strides on this property and and really looking to develop it and

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01:37:53.910 --> 01:37:59.670
Jonathan Molloy: I think we're hopeful that making sort of images that bring people a sense of inspiration and excitement

972
01:38:00.030 --> 01:38:06.930
Jonathan Molloy: Will make it possible to then say, okay, well, what, what will it take to actually get to these places, which might not have been imagined initially

973
01:38:07.800 --> 01:38:18.180
Jonathan Molloy: And then once we can get there, then it's more real to say, okay, we can. We know actually where we're going now. So I think exactly like Bill is saying it's really, it's a little like water, you know, you follow the

974
01:38:18.180 --> 01:38:18.990
18456426153: Things that are

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01:38:19.980 --> 01:38:23.640
Jonathan Molloy: That seem to be creating excitement and find out how to get there and

976
01:38:25.290 --> 01:38:30.720
Jonathan Molloy: I think we're very excited to see also how it how it begins to live in the

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01:38:31.110 --> 01:38:31.260
World.

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01:38:34.410 --> 01:38:35.640
18456426153: This is can I

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01:38:37.170 --> 01:38:37.860
Kennon Rothchild: Can you hear me.

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01:38:38.160 --> 01:38:40.800
Kennon Rothchild: Yeah, so I just want to

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01:38:42.060 --> 01:38:47.580
Kennon Rothchild: Say that, yeah, the presentation was really, really interesting going through all those various sides and

982
01:38:48.990 --> 01:38:56.490
Kennon Rothchild: As parents of former blue rock students. We think that any project that's inspired by blue rock is probably a good one. So,

983
01:38:59.100 --> 01:38:59.670
I agree.

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01:39:03.120 --> 01:39:06.060
Karen Tarapata: All right. Are there any other questions for Jonathan tonight.

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01:39:11.250 --> 01:39:25.320
Karen Tarapata: Well, okay, thank you so much for coming tonight to just answer you know some of our queries about the the presentation, it'll be very exciting to see how this rolls out. And what happens next.

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01:39:26.280 --> 01:39:42.750
Jonathan Molloy: Absolutely, yeah. Well, thank you for, for having me to speak on it and yeah, we were very much looking forward to the more final version of this that can go out, which itself will just be hopefully a small first step in a long

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01:39:44.070 --> 01:39:46.710
Jonathan Molloy: Long project of bringing this to life. So

988
01:39:47.190 --> 01:39:48.960
18456426153: Thank you so much for having me here.

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01:39:50.280 --> 01:39:50.880
Karen Tarapata: Thank you.

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01:39:50.940 --> 01:39:51.360
lauriedodge: Thank you.

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01:39:51.570 --> 01:39:52.560
Alison: Thanks, Jonathan.

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01:39:52.890 --> 01:39:53.340
Thank you.

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01:39:57.000 --> 01:39:59.070
Karen Tarapata: Okay, now from the

994
01:39:59.130 --> 01:40:01.320
Karen Tarapata: Sublime back to the more mundane.

995
01:40:02.430 --> 01:40:08.070
Karen Tarapata: We had got some finally got some bids for our railings on

996
01:40:08.790 --> 01:40:10.200
Karen Tarapata: Paul, you know, we have a beautiful

997
01:40:10.260 --> 01:40:11.040
Karen Tarapata: New painted

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01:40:11.490 --> 01:40:15.930
Karen Tarapata: village hall and we wanted to put metal railings instead of the wood railings.

999
01:40:16.950 --> 01:40:21.450
Karen Tarapata: The first couple company I sent you a pretty late today. I sent a little

1000
01:40:23.490 --> 01:40:24.420
18456426153: Chart of

1001
01:40:24.930 --> 01:40:30.600
Karen Tarapata: My attempts and some successes and getting people to bed on this project.

1002
01:40:31.800 --> 01:40:32.610
Karen Tarapata: Up into two

1003
01:40:32.640 --> 01:40:41.700
Karen Tarapata: Up and Hill today. We had spoken to Iron Age. They weren't interested to bed. I spoke to glow fence over in New Rochelle.

1004
01:40:41.730 --> 01:40:42.870
They weren't interested

1005
01:40:44.070 --> 01:40:59.250
Karen Tarapata: I spoke to anchor fence, Mike. Mike and I met with them and they came measured everything up and made a lovely proposal to do a steel railing for $14,000

1006
01:41:00.300 --> 01:41:07.500
Karen Tarapata: Well, up to this point. Then I asked Jan fence that did the gates forever hook. They said, well, we don't do

1007
01:41:08.610 --> 01:41:14.190
Karen Tarapata: railings, but we know somebody in Wayne, New Jersey. The North Jersey fabricators

1008
01:41:14.220 --> 01:41:25.950
Karen Tarapata: They do all our railing fabrications I spoke to them and they got their measurements from Jan fence and they came back today with

1009
01:41:25.980 --> 01:41:38.880
Karen Tarapata: A rather remarkable bed to do the work and aluminum for $8,000 so now I am where I thought tonight. Well, we're not. I told them they had to have their bed.

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01:41:38.880 --> 01:41:40.260
Karen Tarapata: Tonight, or they were out

1011
01:41:40.680 --> 01:41:41.700
Karen Tarapata: They just get the bit

1012
01:41:41.940 --> 01:41:42.870
It's too low.

1013
01:41:45.180 --> 01:41:55.800
Karen Tarapata: I'm afraid that the aluminum must be too thin for the, you know, because people do come out of meetings and they sit on it and they

1014
01:41:56.460 --> 01:42:02.130
Karen Tarapata: Bump around. So what I thought I was going to ask you to authorize me to have

1015
01:42:03.030 --> 01:42:22.260
Karen Tarapata: To have anchor fence do the work. But I think we want to see material from this North Jersey fabricators, they said they would provide material samples. If we wished, and I want to see that because they did come in, much lower jam fence did than any of the other vendors

1016
01:42:22.350 --> 01:42:23.760
18456426153: By about 50%

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01:42:23.820 --> 01:42:24.900
Karen Tarapata: And they did those beautiful

1018
01:42:24.930 --> 01:42:38.370
Karen Tarapata: Gates for us. And I checked you know this North Jersey fabricators, it is a prevailing wage bid. They know our municipality, they're all set to do it. So I want to see their material. Well, Mike, what you

1019
01:42:40.860 --> 01:42:41.280
18456426153: Want. Yeah.

1020
01:42:42.030 --> 01:42:48.930
michael esmay: No, you're right, you're going to see the material, but my opinion is that there's something wrong.

1021
01:42:49.830 --> 01:43:04.140
michael esmay: Because that binds these kinds of railings. I know what the unit costs usually are. And that's and that's not prevailing wage, but the unit costs are you have prevailing wage and something's wrong. That's too low. Yeah.

1022
01:43:04.170 --> 01:43:11.670
Karen Tarapata: So I want, I want to investigate further. I was hoping to get this thing wrapped up tonight, but also

1023
01:43:12.000 --> 01:43:13.620
Karen Tarapata: Our next Monday FESCO

1024
01:43:13.620 --> 01:43:23.160
Karen Tarapata: Fence that they would come in. They're typically they do a lovely job but they're typically higher then anchor or Jan fence.

1025
01:43:23.670 --> 01:43:38.340
Karen Tarapata: But they said they would come and give us a bit, so we'll have to postpone the award of this project to the next meeting is I want to see this material that the fabricators and Wayne say they can provide us if it's

1026
01:43:39.090 --> 01:43:43.020
Jeff Epstein: Normally like rated for, like, you know, how much support and stuff.

1027
01:43:44.760 --> 01:43:46.260
Karen Tarapata: Well, I'll tell you this is

1028
01:43:46.470 --> 01:43:49.560
Karen Tarapata: You gave me so he gave me the linear

1029
01:43:49.560 --> 01:44:01.380
Karen Tarapata: Feet. He gave me what you know what he said, but he didn't give me the thickness. So I want to see the actual material because honestly, if we could get aluminum powder coated

1030
01:44:02.400 --> 01:44:11.100
Karen Tarapata: Really we wouldn't ever have to paint it, and the steel railing, we will have to pay and in a decade, but

1031
01:44:11.100 --> 01:44:11.670
18456426153: Still

1032
01:44:12.240 --> 01:44:15.270
Karen Tarapata: There is something to be said for investigating the aluminum.

1033
01:44:16.620 --> 01:44:16.980
18456426153: But

1034
01:44:18.060 --> 01:44:23.280
Karen Tarapata: All I can do is now invite them to come. I'm thrilled that they did come up with a bit

1035
01:44:24.150 --> 01:44:26.220
Karen Tarapata: And now I have to follow up and say yes.

1036
01:44:26.280 --> 01:44:28.440
18456426153: I absolutely need samples of that material.

1037
01:44:28.830 --> 01:44:30.000
Karen Tarapata: And I could have like you

1038
01:44:30.000 --> 01:44:31.530
Karen Tarapata: can meet with me when I had the guy.

1039
01:44:31.530 --> 01:44:32.010
Karen Tarapata: Come up.

1040
01:44:32.370 --> 01:44:33.360
Karen Tarapata: Having double check.

1041
01:44:35.130 --> 01:44:42.480
Karen Tarapata: Because we couldn't spend an extra $6,000 if we if it wasn't necessary. That would be crazy huh

1042
01:44:44.730 --> 01:44:45.900
Karen Tarapata: Okay, so that's

1043
01:44:47.400 --> 01:44:51.300
Karen Tarapata: Here, I thought, I thought we were done it. But it's five o'clock today. We weren't done

1044
01:44:53.490 --> 01:45:00.210
Karen Tarapata: So that's all I have more of the regular part of the agenda, we do need to go into Executive Session.

1045
01:45:01.980 --> 01:45:05.460
Karen Tarapata: So I think what we're going to need to do is

1046
01:45:06.390 --> 01:45:07.950
Karen Tarapata: Bump everybody off, who is

1047
01:45:07.950 --> 01:45:13.950
Karen Tarapata: Direct or put them in a waiting room. Can we do that. Laurie everybody who's not on the village work. Can you

1048
01:45:15.300 --> 01:45:15.960
18456426153: Yeah.

1049
01:45:17.550 --> 01:45:20.100
Jeff Epstein: I'll tell you right now there's left. I'm doing this.

1050
01:45:22.770 --> 01:45:23.490
Karen Tarapata: That's right.

1051
01:45:25.320 --> 01:45:25.590
Jeff Epstein: Right.

1052
01:45:25.620 --> 01:45:31.080
lauriedodge: Let's see who else is on how do I put people into a waiting room.

1053
01:45:32.520 --> 01:45:34.620
Karen Tarapata: I don't know. I have not got

1054
01:45:35.820 --> 01:45:43.860
Karen Tarapata: I let me see if I if I have to go in and allow a waiting room, I might have to go back into zoom here, check.

1055
01:45:44.250 --> 01:45:59.940
lauriedodge: I see on the bottom of my screen I can mute stop the video there eight participants chat share screen record and reactions, but I don't see anything that says I can leave meeting or anything like that.

1056
01:46:00.120 --> 01:46:03.990
michael esmay: One is girl. So the two people, Jill and Jeff.

1057
01:46:04.650 --> 01:46:05.340
Jeff Epstein: I could just say

1058
01:46:07.020 --> 01:46:09.090
michael esmay: That's probably the easiest way is the

1059
01:46:10.080 --> 01:46:16.500
Karen Tarapata: Easiest thing but i just i hate to like bounce anybody off. It doesn't seem quite my

1060
01:46:16.800 --> 01:46:17.250
Personal

1061
01:46:19.740 --> 01:46:20.130
I see.

1062
01:46:24.480 --> 01:46:25.470
Karen Tarapata: Okay, so

1063
01:46:26.580 --> 01:46:29.040
Jeff Epstein: I will drop out and I'll see you guys at the next meeting.

1064
01:46:29.550 --> 01:46:29.910
Karen Tarapata: Thank you.

1065
01:46:30.360 --> 01:46:31.650
18456426153: Congratulations.

1066
01:46:31.740 --> 01:46:32.790
Jeff Epstein: Thank you very much, take

1067
01:46:32.790 --> 01:46:34.260
lauriedodge: Care. Talk to you soon.

1068
01:46:36.210 --> 01:46:39.210
lauriedodge: Okay but Ken's there did word might go

1069
01:46:40.020 --> 01:46:40.770
Karen Tarapata: Mike near

1070
01:46:43.230 --> 01:46:44.550
lauriedodge: Your pictures, not up

1071
01:46:45.120 --> 01:46:46.050
Karen Tarapata: Oh, I see you

1072
01:46:46.680 --> 01:46:47.820
lauriedodge: See Mike anymore.

1073
01:46:49.170 --> 01:46:49.890
lauriedodge: Oh, there he is.

1074
01:46:51.090 --> 01:46:53.880
lauriedodge: So then the only other person who's on his

1075
01:46:53.910 --> 01:46:55.260
lauriedodge: J S is Jill.

1076
01:46:55.590 --> 01:46:56.550
michael esmay: Yo, yo.

1077
01:46:57.600 --> 01:46:57.870
Karen Tarapata: She

1078
01:46:58.380 --> 01:46:59.730
lauriedodge: I think she left the room.

1079
01:47:00.000 --> 01:47:04.500
Karen Tarapata: So we bound by what can we can we just remove her from the meeting.

1080
01:47:04.890 --> 01:47:07.620
lauriedodge: It says hi non video participants, but

1081
01:47:07.620 --> 01:47:08.220
Kennon Rothchild: I know

1082
01:47:08.520 --> 01:47:09.870
lauriedodge: I don't know how to remove her

1083
01:47:10.170 --> 01:47:10.890
lauriedodge: I don't have a

1084
01:47:11.070 --> 01:47:11.520
Thing to

1085
01:47:13.080 --> 01:47:15.270
Kennon Rothchild: Host Should be able to do such a thing.

1086
01:47:15.630 --> 01:47:16.140
Kennon Rothchild: But they

1087
01:47:16.770 --> 01:47:21.810
lauriedodge: will carry made me the host, but the she she made me a

1088
01:47:22.770 --> 01:47:24.540
Karen Tarapata: Oh, here we go. Now I have just

1089
01:47:24.570 --> 01:47:25.290
Karen Tarapata: Enable

1090
01:47:25.350 --> 01:47:26.400
18456426153: A waiting room.

1091
01:47:32.160 --> 01:47:34.860
Karen Tarapata: I don't know if we can bounce it back down to the waiting room.

1092
01:47:39.300 --> 01:47:39.570
Kennon Rothchild: You

1093
01:47:40.740 --> 01:47:42.120
Kennon Rothchild: Would think you should be able to

1094
01:47:42.210 --> 01:47:43.980
Kennon Rothchild: Mean clearly Jill's not here.

1095
01:47:44.820 --> 01:47:54.000
lauriedodge: Well yeah, I don't know where she went. She's been. I mean, it's been on all the time, but without her microphone so she went away somewhere. But I don't know how to

1096
01:47:55.590 --> 01:47:56.160
18456426153: Express that

1097
01:47:56.280 --> 01:47:57.330
Kennon Rothchild: So it says here that

1098
01:47:57.330 --> 01:47:57.900
18456426153: Karen's

1099
01:47:57.930 --> 01:47:58.590
The host

1100
01:47:59.940 --> 01:48:01.800
Kennon Rothchild: Doesn't have you Lori as the host

1101
01:48:02.370 --> 01:48:07.680
Karen Tarapata: She's an alternate host alternate worry guys and JD Roth child.

1102
01:48:07.950 --> 01:48:09.720
Kennon Rothchild: Well, I'm not. I'm not.

1103
01:48:10.530 --> 01:48:11.160
lauriedodge: I yeah

1104
01:48:11.970 --> 01:48:15.780
Kennon Rothchild: I didn't interest a host because when I've tried that, in the past, that didn't work.

1105
01:48:15.960 --> 01:48:20.430
Kennon Rothchild: Yeah. And if you look at the list of participants. You're the only one who has the host

1106
01:48:22.590 --> 01:48:24.570
michael esmay: Mine says the same thing. Yeah.

1107
01:48:24.600 --> 01:48:27.090
Kennon Rothchild: Are you so Karen. It's got you've got to

1108
01:48:28.350 --> 01:48:32.040
Karen Tarapata: See if I participants. Here we go. Let's see if I can do in here.

1109
01:48:32.640 --> 01:48:34.020
Karen Tarapata: And J. S.

1110
01:48:34.050 --> 01:48:36.510
Karen Tarapata: Let's see if I can remove. There we go.

1111
01:48:38.010 --> 01:48:41.280
Karen Tarapata: Once you remove she will not be able to rejoin the meeting. Okay.

1112
01:48:42.390 --> 01:48:46.770
Karen Tarapata: I'm going to put her away. Now we're in the waiting room. There we go.

1113
01:48:47.070 --> 01:48:49.110
Karen Tarapata: No, not waiting. She's out okay it's

1114
01:48:49.140 --> 01:48:49.500
Just

1115
01:48:50.670 --> 01:48:57.300
Karen Tarapata: So wait, am I here. Now I'm going to stop the recording. Let's go back here for a sec.

1116
01:48:59.070 --> 01:49:04.320
Karen Tarapata: Because we are going, Oh, we have to, I have to make a motion to go into Executive Session. Yes.

1117
01:49:04.350 --> 01:49:05.850
18456426153: Yes mission.

1118
01:49:06.540 --> 01:49:08.280
Karen Tarapata: To go into executive session.

1119
01:49:08.880 --> 01:49:09.960
michael esmay: I'll make that motion.

1120
01:49:11.580 --> 01:49:13.950
lauriedodge: Like I'll second. Lori.

1121
01:49:15.990 --> 01:49:17.670
Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor say aye.

1122
01:49:21.180 --> 01:49:25.200
Karen Tarapata: Alright, I'm going to turn off the recording.

1123
01:49:27.330 --> 01:49:31.230
michael esmay: Make emotion. We go either executive session or second

1124
01:49:31.980 --> 01:49:33.570
Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor say aye.

1125
01:49:34.170 --> 01:49:35.100
Kennon Rothchild: Aye. Aye.

1126
01:49:38.040 --> 01:49:42.690
Karen Tarapata: KAREN I all right, I would like someone to make a resolution.

1127
01:49:43.410 --> 01:49:44.910
18456426153: That we allow

1128
01:49:45.810 --> 01:49:48.210
Karen Tarapata: Our employing

1129
01:49:49.140 --> 01:49:49.560
18456426153: To

1130
01:49:49.620 --> 01:49:53.460
Karen Tarapata: Be paid for up to three.

1131
01:49:55.830 --> 01:49:59.100
Karen Tarapata: vacation days in excess.

1132
01:49:59.160 --> 01:50:01.830
Karen Tarapata: Of a five day roll over.

1133
01:50:02.730 --> 01:50:07.080
Karen Tarapata: For this year for 2020 because of the limited

1134
01:50:13.350 --> 01:50:21.720
Joseph Diamond: I'll make a motion that we really want is a three extra days if they're not able able to take over and above what they can take

1135
01:50:22.950 --> 01:50:24.330
18456426153: And what they can roll over.

1136
01:50:25.980 --> 01:50:29.070
Karen Tarapata: Right. Can I get a second. I'll second. It's Laurie.

1137
01:50:30.270 --> 01:50:32.760
Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor. South

1138
01:50:33.570 --> 01:50:42.270
Kennon Rothchild: Carolina before you call for a vote, you should technically called for discussion. Since discussion.

1139
01:50:42.540 --> 01:50:43.080
Kennon Rothchild: Should be

1140
01:50:43.500 --> 01:50:44.250
Kennon Rothchild: Public Record.

1141
01:50:45.330 --> 01:50:46.530
Karen Tarapata: Oh, very good.

1142
01:50:47.190 --> 01:50:47.610
18456426153: All right.

1143
01:50:48.240 --> 01:50:49.230
Karen Tarapata: Discussion.

1144
01:50:50.070 --> 01:50:50.940
Kennon Rothchild: I have something to say.

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Kennon Rothchild: Um, so

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01:50:56.400 --> 01:50:59.370
Kennon Rothchild: The issue in front of us is whether we should be

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01:51:00.510 --> 01:51:01.950
Kennon Rothchild: Asking or

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01:51:03.330 --> 01:51:06.390
Kennon Rothchild: In light of the current situation have

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01:51:06.450 --> 01:51:08.790
Kennon Rothchild: Our employees have the opportunity to take

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01:51:08.850 --> 01:51:10.080
Kennon Rothchild: Time off that they've

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01:51:10.170 --> 01:51:11.700
Kennon Rothchild: Earned or to pay them.

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01:51:12.330 --> 01:51:16.740
Kennon Rothchild: For time off that they're not going to get for vacation time that they're not going to get

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01:51:18.750 --> 01:51:23.070
Kennon Rothchild: In the entertainment business that I've worked in I remember distinctly one night.

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01:51:24.540 --> 01:51:28.230
Kennon Rothchild: Wait, working at about two o'clock in the morning.

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01:51:29.310 --> 01:51:36.630
Kennon Rothchild: And the Union guys around me on the movie shoot looked at the timing of the schedules that have been posted

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01:51:37.260 --> 01:51:53.550
Kennon Rothchild: And they all smiled look very happy because they realized that they were about to go into what they called golden time or triple time. And the reason the Union negotiates triple time is to be sure to penalize employers or overworking

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01:51:55.080 --> 01:52:10.500
Kennon Rothchild: Their employees in the entertainment industry, which of course is a hazard of that particular industry. What we're embarking on here is penalizing ourselves for overworking our employees, something that I'm opposed to

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01:52:11.760 --> 01:52:21.330
Kennon Rothchild: I feel that essentially instead of giving them the time off later on we're basically saying you're getting double time for

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01:52:23.220 --> 01:52:40.320
Kennon Rothchild: Working three days when you should actually be on vacation and paid vacation, so I'm opposed to this motion, I feel that what we should be doing is rolling over those vacation days to the following year and deal with our manpower shortage and some other fashion, rather than

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01:52:42.990 --> 01:52:44.760
Kennon Rothchild: Paying our employees to

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01:52:46.380 --> 01:52:47.430
Kennon Rothchild: overwork themselves.

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01:52:52.890 --> 01:52:54.000
Kennon Rothchild: Okay.

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01:52:54.750 --> 01:53:08.520
Karen Tarapata: And I was proposed this, because this has been an unusual year with a lot of absences where people have been working in the office, sometimes

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01:53:09.930 --> 01:53:10.980
18456426153: By themselves.

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01:53:11.670 --> 01:53:19.440
Karen Tarapata: And this has been an unusual year where people have not been able to take their vacation time yes we

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01:53:21.150 --> 01:53:24.900
Karen Tarapata: Learned how to do things virtually and how to make our office work.

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01:53:25.950 --> 01:53:28.560
Karen Tarapata: And his we come to the end of our

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Karen Tarapata: Of September, there are two employees who are going to roll over each five vacation days to next their next year, but they have two or three days that they under our current employment policy would lose

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01:53:49.800 --> 01:54:04.740
Karen Tarapata: It because they both are long term employees who have substantial numbers vacation days. It seemed wise to me to have them roll over the five to next year and for the village to

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01:54:04.740 --> 01:54:06.450
18456426153: Pay them for the benefits

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01:54:06.840 --> 01:54:08.700
Karen Tarapata: In a one time move

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01:54:10.350 --> 01:54:17.820
Karen Tarapata: Rather than this being something that recurs we could do this one time to sort of make them whole for this year.

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01:54:18.780 --> 01:54:36.210
Karen Tarapata: And then, as Ken says, try and make certain that people get their vacation time for perhaps even reviewing the status of it, quarterly, to make sure that people are actually scheduling time off. So it doesn't all end up here.

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01:54:36.210 --> 01:54:37.410
Karen Tarapata: At the end of the summer.

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01:54:37.980 --> 01:54:39.480
Karen Tarapata: Where they're trying to play catch up.

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01:54:40.800 --> 01:54:45.630
Karen Tarapata: So I am for this motion, but I understand Ken's

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01:54:46.920 --> 01:55:01.710
Karen Tarapata: Point of point of view and philosophy that this is maybe not the best way to encourage people to take time off. But I think in under these circumstances it is something that

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01:55:03.180 --> 01:55:03.780
Karen Tarapata: Is

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Karen Tarapata: The correct thing to do.

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Kennon Rothchild: Right, I do want to go on record as saying that I approve of making them hole in one way or another, just my preferred method is to roll it over, as opposed to pay them. Additionally,

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01:55:23.040 --> 01:55:30.090
Karen Tarapata: Alright, man. I think we will vote on this, that is all in favor

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01:55:30.180 --> 01:55:31.170
Karen Tarapata: Of you

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01:55:31.980 --> 01:55:38.280
Karen Tarapata: When time payment of these additional days say I

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lauriedodge: Lori, aye.

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01:55:44.460 --> 01:55:46.590
Karen Tarapata: Aye. Opposed.

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01:55:47.280 --> 01:55:47.970
michael esmay: Like, no.

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01:55:49.200 --> 01:55:49.530
Kennon Rothchild: No.

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01:55:50.790 --> 01:55:51.180
Karen Tarapata: All right.

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01:55:53.640 --> 01:55:57.420
Karen Tarapata: Motion passes. With the objections noted

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01:55:59.730 --> 01:56:06.480
Karen Tarapata: Thank you very much. So is there anything else, people would like to speak about tonight.

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01:56:08.340 --> 01:56:08.820
Karen Tarapata: Leaving

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01:56:13.320 --> 01:56:19.380
Kennon Rothchild: Home so good efficient good efficient meeting, although I guess it went the full two hours after all. Oh well.

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01:56:21.960 --> 01:56:24.330
Kennon Rothchild: It's shorter, Joe, I guess we just

1194
01:56:24.510 --> 01:56:27.720
Kennon Rothchild: To give you the full the full feeling for the whole night. Right.

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01:56:29.550 --> 01:56:31.530
Joseph Diamond: Now this is interesting of all the

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01:56:31.950 --> 01:56:40.560
Joseph Diamond: All the boats. I've been at this is the last one, and the only one that's three to split that I've ever seen.

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01:56:41.310 --> 01:56:43.710
michael esmay: funny joke you want to add to that.

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01:56:44.370 --> 01:56:46.110
michael esmay: The first know i've ever cast

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Karen Tarapata: Here we go.

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01:56:49.860 --> 01:56:50.250
Karen Tarapata: It says

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01:56:51.750 --> 01:56:52.290
Karen Tarapata: It says

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01:56:53.490 --> 01:56:54.030
michael esmay: 45

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01:56:54.060 --> 01:56:56.340
18456426153: Years for the store.

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Karen Tarapata: Whoa, wow. There we go. Well, things change. I know you were able to achieve consensus and sometimes not.

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01:57:12.720 --> 01:57:13.170
18456426153: I think

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01:57:13.350 --> 01:57:17.520
Karen Tarapata: I do have consensus, though, if I say when someone make a motion to close them.

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01:57:20.730 --> 01:57:21.810
Karen Tarapata: Word interesting

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01:57:21.930 --> 01:57:22.560
michael esmay: Maybe Joe

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01:57:24.150 --> 01:57:26.130
lauriedodge: Yeah. Joe close to me.

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01:57:27.510 --> 01:57:31.020
Kennon Rothchild: I think I think he just did make that motion. And I will second

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01:57:32.220 --> 01:57:35.850
Karen Tarapata: All right, thank you all tonight. So, all in favor say aye.

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Kennon Rothchild: Aye. Aye.

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01:57:38.340 --> 01:57:39.090
Karen Tarapata: KAREN I

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you all. Thank you so much. Joe and

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01:57:44.430 --> 01:57:44.880
Kennon Rothchild: Joe

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01:57:45.180 --> 01:57:45.720
Joseph Diamond: Will miss you.

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01:57:47.790 --> 01:57:50.430
Joseph Diamond: Guys, take care. We'll see you soon around

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01:57:51.900 --> 01:57:55.800
michael esmay: This is, this is not the last, that we're going to be seeing right no

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01:57:56.100 --> 01:57:57.450
Joseph Diamond: Not at all, know

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01:57:59.970 --> 01:58:02.700
Karen Tarapata: That we get him on projects. Now we get them on.

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01:58:02.940 --> 01:58:04.380
18456426153: Special Projects.

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01:58:08.280 --> 01:58:10.080
michael esmay: Now he's going to be a consultant

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01:58:14.010 --> 01:58:15.960
Kennon Rothchild: There's an opening in the DP W two

1224
01:58:16.020 --> 01:58:16.560
I just want

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01:58:20.670 --> 01:58:22.320
Joseph Diamond: To drive those big trucks.

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01:58:24.240 --> 01:58:36.450
Kennon Rothchild: I think you know you. You've, you've looked at those the expenditures on those machinery for years, very carefully. I think you've earned the right to tool around town and in those machines so

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01:58:40.980 --> 01:58:44.310
Joseph Diamond: Okay, well I'm gonna head out to kill Susan

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01:58:44.700 --> 01:58:46.680
Kennon Rothchild: Okay, everybody.

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18456426153: Hi. Nice.

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18456426153: Right.