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Karen Tarapata: Yet

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Karen Tarapata: Well, we have we have things to start with. So

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18453532621: Good evening, everyone.

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Karen Tarapata: I'm going to call the regular meeting at the Village Board of Trustees to quarter.

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Karen Tarapata: Hello, Jeff. Hello.

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18453532621: Karen the planning board does a roll call. At the beginning of their meeting. Maybe we should just do that. And then we'll know everybody's there because I can't see anybody

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Karen Tarapata: I understand. All right. So Karen is present.

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lauriedodge: Here.

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Call-In User_1: Lori dodge.

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Kennon Rothchild: Present.

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michael esmay: My guys, man.

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michael esmay: Okay.

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18453532621: Good, so

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Karen Tarapata: The whole board is here and officer Kennedy is also here, I

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Call-In User_1: See, I am. Here I am, here.

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Call-In User_1: little technical difficulty, but here I am.

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Call-In User_1: Oh,

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Karen Tarapata: And you hear me. Yes, I can hear you clearly

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Call-In User_1: Okay great, thanks. Would you like to do the police report. Yes, absolutely.

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Call-In User_1: Okay, since our last meeting calls for service for 157 that was down just a handful from the last month.

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Call-In User_1: We had one motor vehicle accident, no injuries that was Christian Harold and North Highland

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Call-In User_1: We had 17 alarm calls that was the burglar and fire. We actually had to fire calls on was an oven fire. One was a grill fire. We answered 26 emergency

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Call-In User_1: We responded to six domestic calls, those were all verbal

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Call-In User_1: We conducted for area checks 47 cultural and religious checks.

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Call-In User_1: We had one trespass complaint that was that the river hope preserve. I think you're familiar with that. Yep.

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Call-In User_1: And that party was identified so we know who he is. He comes back.

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Call-In User_1: We had one larceny. That was at the nine w bike shop. They had 10 bicycles that were stolen from a storage unit overnight.

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Call-In User_1: still an active investigation, but they do have a suspect identified for that.

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Call-In User_1: I can, I request that

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Karen Tarapata: Everybody mute themselves if they're not

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Karen Tarapata: Speaking we seem to have a little background.

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Call-In User_1: Noise here. Thank you.

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Call-In User_1: Okay. That might have been me. I just turned off one of the videos.

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Call-In User_1: We also had six ordinance violation calls, those were all for loud noise or music and one was for juveniles at the elementary school. And I know we had that last month. So we continue an active area check for the elementary school for the teenagers.

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Call-In User_1: Three as a result of that one accident. There were three tickets issue.

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Call-In User_1: Because that party was I guess he had served off the road. He didn't have a license. He ended up hitting a car.

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Call-In User_1: Let's see, locally. Just things to be aware of for central Nyack they've also had an incident have some stolen bicycles. There were four bicycle stolen from one resident during the evening.

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Call-In User_1: nanuet we've seen in a little bit of an uptick in larcenies for motor vehicles. So I would just continue to remind everybody to lock their doors don't leave their valuables in their vehicles and certainly not visible.

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Call-In User_1: As far as the Palisades center mall and also our nanuet parking lots, the Car Club. It's summertime we always have enough tech with them with the

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Call-In User_1: You know, the hot rods and everything coming into town. Everybody comparing comparing their cars and then doing some speeding on 59 in the Garden State Parkway.

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Call-In User_1: Also, unfortunately, we did have the double homicide. I'm sure you guys must have heard of that one that was domestic related and that suspect was caught rather quickly.

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Call-In User_1: As far as our drug related information county overdoses so far for are up to their 104 to date that's up from 21 in the since the last report in the last month, which is crazy to me.

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Call-In User_1: At 85 survival 19 death Clark town has 38 for the year so far. And that's up from seven last month 31 survival seven people have passed away.

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Call-In User_1: So unfortunately, that we're seeing an uptick in that, but

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Call-In User_1: That's the, that's what's going on. And then of course the the no parking sign. How's everything going with that.

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Call-In User_1: It's actually, it's been

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Karen Tarapata: quite helpful in that

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Karen Tarapata: Having people Kirk on one side of the road at least makes it

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Karen Tarapata: Available to

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Call-In User_1: If there was any kind of a

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Karen Tarapata: Emergency you could get emergency vehicles in there.

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Karen Tarapata: The residents on locust were asking that the signs V switch to the other side of the street again so that they sort of share the burden and I don't know.

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Karen Tarapata: If you could handle that. Or if you really wanted our DP.

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Karen Tarapata: W guys to do it.

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Call-In User_1: You know what I went through there. And notice that the the signs were actually stapled to some of the polls and the fencing. Oh.

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Karen Tarapata: That sounds like. Sounds good. And Lucas.

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Karen Tarapata: That's fine, where it isn't.

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Call-In User_1: always perfect.

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Karen Tarapata: It's low okay so

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Karen Tarapata: Currently we have everyone parking on the north.

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Karen Tarapata: Side and some of them were asking if we couldn't

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Karen Tarapata: Switch it

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Karen Tarapata: Again, so that

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Karen Tarapata: The North psychotic break from the garbage.

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Call-In User_1: And ok

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Call-In User_1: Ok so Lucas will switch them to the south side.

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Karen Tarapata: Perfect Alexa was fine as it

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Call-In User_1: Is

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Call-In User_1: That's very helpful. Okay, awesome.

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Call-In User_1: Great news. Thank

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Call-In User_1: You okay, no problem. We'll try and get that done tomorrow. Now,

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Karen Tarapata: The other thing is, are there any. I mean, are any citations being made it off for no parking around the park I we're still getting an awful lot of people on the side streets and I didn't know if there was any enforcement or if I should just call when I see something

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Call-In User_1: Will definitely call when you see something. I mean, we do have our officer that's down there on a regular basis.

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Call-In User_1: Quite honestly, I did not see that there were any parking ticket tickets issued this month with actually did surprise me a little bit, but in reviewing the calls for the month I did notice that there was a call or two and then you know they had the person who the car and it was no problem.

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Karen Tarapata: Residents are saying, nobody's ticketing

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Karen Tarapata: So I just

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Karen Tarapata: I thought I would just ask about that.

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Call-In User_1: Yeah. And if I mean obviously for resident notices that there's a car parked and no parking, give us a call within the area car down and they will take care of it.

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Call-In User_1: Thank you. You're welcome.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright. Anyone have any questions for Officer Candidate

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Karen Tarapata: Okay.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, thank you so much. Have a great night. Thank

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Call-In User_1: You to everybody. Take care. Bye bye. Bye.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, we have the Treasurer's Report.

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Richard Fortunato: Good evening, everybody.

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Richard Fortunato: First thing I just want to mention, let's make sure we sign all those vouchers. The only thing that's in the vouchers this month with any

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Richard Fortunato: Different from from prior months is the orange town sewer, Bill. Bill hundred thousand dollar bill. That's the only thing out of the ordinary that's in there.

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Richard Fortunato: I emailed everybody a set of financial statements. There's only two weeks worth of information in there. So there's not much to go over with two weeks they look fine. And I also emailed everyone or Carol, did the engagement letter for the may 31 2020 audit.

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Richard Fortunato: The audit is going to take place in September and October. I know it's eight pages. It's a lot of accounting mumbo jumbo. The only really thing you really got to look at is the $15,000 fee.

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Richard Fortunato: The budget had tweet budget and $20,000 for the audit. It's the same from that we used in 2016 the name change because the phone. We used in 2016 merged with this firm. So this is really the only firm that does municipal audits and Robin and I think the fee is is very reasonable.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, so I'm going to need an approval for that sometime. If you guys want to talk about an executive session that just needs to be approved signed and sent back. I will then do everything schedule it take care of them and do everything else.

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Karen Tarapata: I would say rich. Why don't I would ask for a resolution to approve the expenditure $15,000 for our audit.

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Richard Fortunato: What I think the it's not the expenditure so much as maybe the audit firm. I guess the whole thing. Right. I mean, there's, there is no one else to do it there, we could find another firm but they probably be from Westchester

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Richard Fortunato: I think the fee is very reasonable. So if you want me to ask for a resolution. Yeah, I am asking for a resolution to approve.

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Richard Fortunato: That you have in your in your inbox. The eight page letter to prove the engagement letter as it's written for the may 31 2020

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Kennon Rothchild: Which

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Richard Fortunato: I have a quick question. Sure.

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Kennon Rothchild: So I decided to see if I could figure out where and and they the lovely financials. It has audit and under finances auto reporting and it says our budget is 12,000 not 20 and my Miss reading something here.

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Richard Fortunato: I thought I said

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Richard Fortunato: And you might be right. I thought I had 20 and there

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Joseph Diamond: Was a lot of screaming numbers of my budget.

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Richard Fortunato: Oh, you know what, yeah.

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Joseph Diamond: Property Tax the budget is listed as 1,000,002 57 and it's 2,060,000 something's the budget.

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Richard Fortunato: You're, you're absolutely right. Hold on, hold on just a minute. Yeah, you know what, maybe when I input the budget, it decided to put

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Richard Fortunato: A fraction of the number in there because it ties out it comes to zero. So I don't know what QuickBooks did hold on a second. I think there is. Can I think there is $20,000 in the budget. Just give me one minute.

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Karen Tarapata: I'd have to pull up the old one.

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Richard Fortunato: I have it. I have the one that you approved.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, I'm looking

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah, there's yeah there's there's a mistake on the budget column. There's no question about it. There's there's $20,000 in the budget not 12

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Richard Fortunato: Which leads me to believe that there's no only 60% and yeah, the real property taxes is 2,096,000 so is that 60% for 1.2 million that's there. I think QuickBooks just took 60% for some reason. Something's up there, which I'll figure out

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Karen Tarapata: Can you send them.

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Karen Tarapata: More

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah, something's I think it's just I think when I input it

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Richard Fortunato: The computer automatically took 60% of every number. I'm not sure I didn't do the math here in front of me but that's that's what I think happened.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, that would make that would be

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, that would be right to because I'm looking at other numbers that I know like it says here for river hook 23 and I know it was more like 35

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah, I just didn't put it the new budget in there. So something the numbers I put in, or the right numbers.

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Richard Fortunato: QuickBooks did this so QuickBooks probably just in the budget column took 60% or it did some crazy math and it shouldn't have done, and I'll fix it. But, there I am, I assure you the budget for next for this year.

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Richard Fortunato: The our end is $20,000 for the

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Kennon Rothchild: Great. So the good news is we're going to be $5,000 richer, as opposed to 3000 for

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Richard Fortunato: That is the good news.

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Richard Fortunato: The bad news is, can I have no idea like QuickBooks did this. Let's

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Kennon Rothchild: Say they're trying to pocket our money.

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Joseph Diamond: I don't know.

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Joseph Diamond: But that's another question, what

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Joseph Diamond: Is number two, suddenly appeared as

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Richard Fortunato: Well, the retained earnings number is there because that's the number that's left over from last year because I haven't reconciled may 31 2020 just yet. So that retained earnings number. Is it a positive number or negative number. It is negative.

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Richard Fortunato: The negative that number right now in that column is the is the loss for the year, but it's not the loss because there's no rules in there. The

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Richard Fortunato: $400,000 sewer bill that you're paying tonight is dated May 31 but it's all not last year. So that is going to reduce that 300 that to you, Joe that 300 is nothing yet because I didn't recognize the Aaron, that's a that's left over from last year's

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Richard Fortunato: 12 months QuickBooks financial statement. It hasn't been done.

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Richard Fortunato: It'll get adjusted and your and your next question is, what will it be, I think we're going to have a shortfall less than 100

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Richard Fortunato: More than $1 so somewhere in. We're going to have a small shortfall. It's my guess because today I just received a $30,000

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Richard Fortunato: Mortgage tax check it was deposited today. It's going to make that number look better, because it's really from last year. It's for the period ending March.

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Richard Fortunato: So all these adjustments have to go in there.

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Richard Fortunato: Sometime over the next couple of months and I can't do them right away because like, you know, today the deposit came in for let you know that we're

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Richard Fortunato: We're, we're working progress for two months after a year end with disbursements and receipts, so I can't do adjustments on May 31 so probably sometime in August.

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Richard Fortunato: So that number is nothing yet. Joe, so

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Richard Fortunato: It'll go away. Eventually, maybe not next month, but the month after

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Richard Fortunato: It will go away because the surplus or the deficit. Once the adjustments are done will close out to the fund balance right and that number goes away just has to stay there until everything comes in and I can reconcile the errand.

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Karen Tarapata: Right. And there were a couple of

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Richard Fortunato: I'm taking me over on that because I think it'll I think it'll be somewhere between 1,000,001 in a million tip.

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Richard Fortunato: That's. Those are my, that's my estimate because we got the 30 grand today we got the $400,000 bill for sewer roughly half his last year and half is this year, but all of it is dated May 31 in this set of book. So it has to come back into this year.

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Richard Fortunato: There's another sales tax check. We're waiting for which is another probably 15 or $20,000 which we usually get august 1 that I wait for because that's from for last year. It's for the period ending

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Richard Fortunato: I believe us with a period ending march 31 if they're that late to pass a couple of months late so all these reconciliations back and forth.

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Richard Fortunato: I think we're going to be $50,000

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Richard Fortunato: Deficit job. That's my phone.

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Karen Tarapata: Right. And there were a couple of things that are actually on this year's were discussed with this year's budget that actually got filled at the end of last year, so

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Karen Tarapata: I'm just saying that there was some expenses that were that were made that actually belonged in this year's budget so they may make last year's budget look a little bit worse.

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Richard Fortunato: Okay, so, um, that's really, that's all I got. Collections. Collections. To date, man. A lot of deposits today collections today on the real estate taxes are going very, very well. I don't really see any problems on collections, considering the economy coven or the 21 day extension.

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Richard Fortunato: I don't see any problems yet.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, I think this is a this is a good time to collect your taxes. I think it's good things are going to get tighter as the year goes on.

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Karen Tarapata: And next year is an unknown. So yes, when someone make a recommendation to

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Karen Tarapata: Except engagement letter Bernard associates.

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Joseph Diamond: Warmer

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Joseph Diamond: Welcome

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Kennon Rothchild: I'll second that. That's can

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Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor.

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michael esmay: Of Mike

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, it says I Karen says I can says if Joe says, I like, says I. Okay. It's unanimous.

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Karen Tarapata: Now, rich, do we need another one for the amount

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Richard Fortunato: Know, I just think in there. Can we Carrollton we just right in and we also approve the amount

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Richard Fortunato: That be okay. Or, you know,

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18453532621: Yeah we I can put it in one resolution one resolution that we

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Richard Fortunato: Are different and then we approve the amount

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michael esmay: That they

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18453532621: Allow the mayor to sign

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Karen Tarapata: Do that tomorrow.

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michael esmay: Rich

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah.

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michael esmay: Absolutely not to exceed

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Richard Fortunato: It will not exceed know I already spoke to her.

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Richard Fortunato: And I told her what everything would be available for her and there's no need. He won't exceed it won't be. I mean, look, they're not going to build us less mean that that's, you know,

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Richard Fortunato: That's not going to

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Richard Fortunato: Tell us more.

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Richard Fortunato: It will not tell us more. No way.

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michael esmay: Second question.

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michael esmay: How does that compare to last year's

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michael esmay: Normal out of those

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michael esmay: Has it gone up about the same.

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Richard Fortunato: You mean 2016 was the last time we got an audit.

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michael esmay: Know the sort

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Richard Fortunato: Of assume it was a little bit higher, a little bit higher from last year. Very. I didn't think it was substantially higher a little bit but not something that I looked at in his son.

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Richard Fortunato: So I don't think if the sewer bill is based on the information that I give them. I mean, there's no real I give Orangeburg the assessment numbers as to what the values are every year and they calculate it based off the numbers that I give them so

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Richard Fortunato: I really just think they're dividing right costs by total assessments in their Sewer District

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Richard Fortunato: And they get a number. So there's no there's no funny math there. It's a pretty simple. It's the same calculation we do with our sewer, Bill, you know,

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Richard Fortunato: Total assessments divided

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Richard Fortunato: Total cost divided by the assessments into it so

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michael esmay: And then they do.

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michael esmay: That gets reported to the state.

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Richard Fortunato: Audit is attached to the AU day when I do the AU day. Yes, I'm going to do, do you do for the auditor. So this way.

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Richard Fortunato: Everything is clean and it's all I'll do the financial statements. I'll do the air and I'll produce their work papers for them. I'll do the UD give it all to him, basically, to check or to audit or whatever you want to call it.

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Richard Fortunato: And yes, once they're done. I will attach it go back and once we get it is probably November, I'll go back and attach it to the add in Albany. Yes.

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Richard Fortunato: I think more I think better for us is not really attached to the end, but I think I'm going to ask you to put it on the website. I think that's probably a nicer to attach it to the AU de la New York State really cares

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michael esmay: Depending on what turns out

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Richard Fortunato: I don't think we're gonna have any problem whatsoever. None. None, like zero

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Karen Tarapata: What's interesting about

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Karen Tarapata: Sewer bill if you think about it, the sewer bill is what 20% of our whole budget.

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Karen Tarapata: That's remarkable. I think people don't often realize how much we pay for the sewer services. Yes, you do not have money.

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Richard Fortunato: Yeah, there's no there's no negotiating. There's no funny math with it it's it's a very simple

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Richard Fortunato: Calculation on our part. So, I mean, if the bill is what the bill is there's nothing we can do you

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lauriedodge: stop going to the bathroom.

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Richard Fortunato: I don't think

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Richard Fortunato: I don't think

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Karen Tarapata: We could all get composting toilets. Show them what they probably still charges.

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lauriedodge: And that's true.

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Richard Fortunato: Last but not least, Carol. I just want to make certain

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Richard Fortunato: That in last month's minutes there was an interest payment of 21,700 and change.

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Richard Fortunato: For a bond payment right for the sewer on

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Richard Fortunato: But now what about the July, that should be a July 15

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Richard Fortunato: I need another resolution to approve.

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Richard Fortunato: 21,007 oh 938 cents. That is a an interest payment for the sewer bond and it's do July 15

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Richard Fortunato: Of 2020 this joy.

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Richard Fortunato: Please.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, make emotion.

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michael esmay: Goes doing it, but we can hear him.

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lauriedodge: Oh, yes.

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michael esmay: I just saw like a motion.

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Karen Tarapata: Capture enough

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Karen Tarapata: You might have to turn up the volume.

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Kennon Rothchild: But he also have to unmute himself.

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Joseph Diamond: Was on mute.

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Joseph Diamond: I'll make a motion that we pay the 21st

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Kennon Rothchild: Or second oh my

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Kennon Rothchild: God, Mike, you take it.

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor.

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18453532621: All right, unanimous.

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Richard Fortunato: That's all I got.

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Karen Tarapata: Great, thank you. So you're off, you're off on vacation now.

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Richard Fortunato: I'll be gone for two weeks. Anybody has any questions.

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Richard Fortunato: You know my cell phone.

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lauriedodge: Very good.

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Richard Fortunato: And I promise I will fix that.

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Richard Fortunato: Problem with the budget that was weird.

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Richard Fortunato: But I will fix that.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you.

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Kennon Rothchild: Very much. Have a good time.

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Richard Fortunato: You're very welcome to

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Joseph Diamond: Stay safe. Oh.

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Karen Tarapata: All right.

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Karen Tarapata: We're getting very close to our 730 public hearing

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Karen Tarapata: Anything. Oh, as far as the Minutes, Carol.

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Karen Tarapata: We're going to post the Minutes.

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Karen Tarapata: Of the last meeting.

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Karen Tarapata: Next month

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Karen Tarapata: Is that correct,

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Karen Tarapata: Carol.

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Karen Tarapata: Yes.

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Karen Tarapata: MINUTES OF LAND OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 21 until next month.

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18453532621: We don't need to. I did send them to everyone, they have to. You've got the may 21 and the may 28 minutes

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18453532621: I did not get them.

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lauriedodge: On the 21st of

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lauriedodge: Yeah, I got both of them. I looked at fault.

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18453532621: I didn't print them.

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18453532621: Were kind of lightly yeah items on that agenda.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, so, Laura. You did read them.

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18453532621: You want to do them at the end of the meeting.

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Karen Tarapata: See them here. I don't leave like I don't know why to

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Karen Tarapata: Get them.

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Karen Tarapata: printed them out and read them.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, well, we can be read them again.

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Karen Tarapata: And for our public

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18453532621: To start to read the numbers you should just make sure that

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18453532621: Donna or Debbie. Hello.

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18453532621: The applicants. Yeah.

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Kennon Rothchild: One of the applicants is in

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18453532621: All right, care with to read the notice a

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Karen Tarapata: Public Hearing, or do you want me to

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18453532621: Know, I can read it.

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18453532621: Thank you. OK.

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18453532621: Notice of public hearing village of upper Nyack 328 North Broadway up or Nyack New York 1096 so

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18453532621: Please take notice that the Board of Trustees of the village of upper Nyack will hold the public hearing on June 18 2020 at 7:30pm

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18453532621: To hear the application by Donna's lucky and Gabrielle is lucky 115 large scale Avenue upper Nyack New York 109604 relief from the temporary moratorium on commercial or residential special use permit and special use permit renewal applications.

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18453532621: Pending review and amendment of the comprehensive plan and related zoning laws pertaining to said subject matters.

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18453532621: Donna's lucky and Gabrielle lucky are seeking relief from the moratorium so that they may make an application for special permits the Zoning Board of appeals

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18453532621: To house chickens on their property due to the coded 19 emergency. The Village Board of Trustees will not be meeting in person.

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18453532621: In accordance with the governor's executive order to 02 point two, nine. The meeting will be held by a video conferencing and a transcript will be provided at a later date.

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18453532621: The public will have the opportunity to see in here. The meeting live and provide comments to access the meeting, please visit the village.

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18453532621: Village is website for ID number and password meeting agenda will be posted on the villages website constant questions can also be provided by email before the meeting.

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18453532621: To Carol G brotherhood village clerk at village that clerk at upper Nyack dash and y.us dated June 4 2020 Carol G brotherhood village clerk.

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18453532621: And I will say also that the applicant.

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18453532621: Sent notice of this meeting through the

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18453532621: Neighbors.

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18453532621: To the notification was sent me the certified receipts were received by me.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, someone like

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lauriedodge: I'll make emotion.

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lauriedodge: We open the public hearing this is Lori.

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Kennon Rothchild: And this is Canada. I second that motion. All right.

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

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michael esmay: I'm like,

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Kennon Rothchild: I can

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michael esmay: I Karen you. Sorry.

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Karen Tarapata: I got me thinking about the Girl Scout rules.

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Karen Tarapata: Girl Scouts. Oh.

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Karen Tarapata: OK, so this is an Africa. This is someone coming to us, just for relief and of the more of the membrane moratorium asking to take their case to the Zoning Board of appeals. Is there anyone from the public. Who'd like to speak.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, so there isn't, is there anyone who wants to speak on this topic.

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Kennon Rothchild: I did the Smokies want to speak on their own behalf for this. They are muted. At the moment, if they unmute themselves.

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Gabriella Zlocki: Hi there, I'm here on behalf of this Lucky's. Can you hear me okay. Yes. Okay. Yeah.

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Gabriella Zlocki: We just wanted to say thanks so much for for

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Gabriella Zlocki: Considering this and thanks to all our neighbors.

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Gabriella Zlocki: Anybody has any questions or anything like that would be happy to answer.

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Karen Tarapata: And, as everybody knows, actually the Zoning Board of appeals will be the one to make the determination. And is there anyone my new neighbor anybody would like to speak about this topic.

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Karen Tarapata: Must have done a very good job.

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Karen Tarapata: Of explaining this.

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Gabriella Zlocki: Your neighbors. Oh, thank you. Yeah, well, we're, we're

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Gabriella Zlocki: Trying to meet everybody we can

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Gabriella Zlocki: Under the circumstances, but sending out the letters is actually nice we got to send a little note to everybody.

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Gabriella Zlocki: Absolutely.

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Gabriella Zlocki: My name is Chris Pharaoh, and I'm GABRIELLE IS Lucky's partner. She's, she's on another call right now so I jumped on

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Karen Tarapata: Right. So if there is no further public comment.

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Karen Tarapata: With someone like the evolution to close the public hearing

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Kennon Rothchild: This is can I move we closed the public hearing

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Karen Tarapata: All in favor say I.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, where's the board have anything to

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Kennon Rothchild: Yes, this is Ken I do. Um,

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Kennon Rothchild: As a former upper Nyack chicken farmer. First I want to applaud this Lucky's were coming before us and their neighbors. We had chickens before we knew we had to have a special permit.

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Kennon Rothchild: And so we're living, we were a

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Kennon Rothchild: Living as bandits and upper neck with our chickens until it's pointed out to us. We needed to it. We since we had to go through the process we applaud anyone who wants to chickens who go through this process.

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Kennon Rothchild: I would say that our experience and our neighbors experience with chickens was overwhelmingly positive. And I am totally in favor of there being more chicken farms around upper neck.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, any, any, do any of the trustees have anything else to add,

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah, I guess I want to add that, you know, under

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Kennon Rothchild: The reason that we have the moratorium and places to ensure that we have a comprehensive plan in place that addresses these special permits.

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Kennon Rothchild: And there's nothing in the proposed comprehensive plan in any way that as any effect it has is any different from the past or is proposing anything different, in the future, about

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Kennon Rothchild: Animals in Nyack so there's no real reason for us to not allow them to go before the Zoning Board of appeals

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Karen Tarapata: I agree it would, it wouldn't create any nonconformity is with with in the future. I agree.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, thanks.

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michael esmay: One question. How many chickens.

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Gabriella Zlocki: Um, should I answer that.

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Gabriella Zlocki: We

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Gabriella Zlocki: If it will be, I believe, for

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Kennon Rothchild: Okay, yeah, I think, like,

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Gabriella Zlocki: I think it's under five is the rule or fall under six is the role

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lauriedodge: Is under six

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Gabriella Zlocki: Okay, so yeah, four or five chickens and roosters is the plan. Yeah.

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michael esmay: Okay.

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Kennon Rothchild: I think, I think that the yeah but no roosters you don't want roosters anyway, believe me.

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The

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Kennon Rothchild: Notion that they crow.

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Kennon Rothchild: Only a dog is. That is a lie.

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Kennon Rothchild: We accidentally had

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Kennon Rothchild: Three.

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Kennon Rothchild: Sisters all one simple. There's a bloodbath on our back porch.

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No.

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Kennon Rothchild: We didn't know they were male until it was too late, so

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Kennon Rothchild: Ya know, we, we took them to a sanctuary. But that in itself. It's a tale not not needed to be told here.

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I would

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah.

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Kennon Rothchild: We had six, it was great. So

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Gabriella Zlocki: All right.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you everyone to make a motion.

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Karen Tarapata: To offer relief from the temporary moratorium on commercial, residential special use permit and special use permit renewal applications.

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Kennon Rothchild: So this is Ken and since I'm obviously spearheading the pro chicken movement here in upper Nyack I

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Kennon Rothchild: The motion that we

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Kennon Rothchild: Permit relief from the moratorium to the Smokies so that they may go before the Zoning Board of appeals to propose raising chickens on their property.

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Karen Tarapata: Right. Can I get a second

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lauriedodge: I'll second. It's Lori.

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lauriedodge: Lori.

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Kennon Rothchild: I can

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michael esmay: My guy.

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Karen Tarapata: KAREN I so move. Congratulations. Now you can get on the next go to the next step.

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Gabriella Zlocki: Thank you so much, everybody.

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Good night.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, the next thing on our agenda is a proclamation for Martin see working died and it's too bad. Marty couldn't be with us tonight, but I guess he can always listen to the to the recording afterwards and we will

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Karen Tarapata: Print this not

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Karen Tarapata: And put the seal on it and the ribbon and do the whole the whole beautiful presentation and get that to him as when we can

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Karen Tarapata: So here we go, proclamation at the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the village of upper Nyack health via teleconference on Thursday, June 18 2020 at 7pm.

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Karen Tarapata: The following were present Mayor Karen a tarot pata trustee and Deputy Mayor Michael Esme a trustee Joseph P diamond trustee Lori dodge and trusting cannon rock child. The third. It was proclaimed that

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Karen Tarapata: Whereas the vitality of a community depends largely on the spirit pride and involvement of its citizens and whereas community spirit and pride are often reflected in service render to the community.

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas Martin seaward died, Marty has embodied the ideals of community service for many years, and whereas Marty is a natural leader and is evolved himself community activities designed to advance human dignity.

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18453586341: And whereas Marty has been

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Karen Tarapata: honored by several local organizations, including Nyack Helen Hayes and good Samaritan hospitals.

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18453586341: Camp venture to want to

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Karen Tarapata: The Boy Scouts of America and the Center for safety and change and whereas in 2006 Marty was appointed as trustee to the rough and Community College before

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Karen Tarapata: Serving to seven year terms. During that time, he served as board. Vice Chair 2010 to 2014 and then as board chair in 2014 2016 and 2018

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Karen Tarapata: Is current two year term ends in September, and whereas Marty was appointed to the upper Nyack architectural review board in 1984

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Karen Tarapata: And was appointed as vice chair and 1999 and share in 2016 and served eight five year terms until his resignation in May of 2020 and whereas Marty, along with his brothers as own and run camera enterprises in and Robin county since 1972

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Karen Tarapata: And whereas Marty is a resident of Rockland County and has lived in upper night 53 years

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18453586341: And whereas Marty lived in upper

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Karen Tarapata: Neck with his wife Elizabeth and daughter Krista

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18453586341: And whereas it is the sense

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Karen Tarapata: Of this legislative body to publicly recognize those individuals who have distinguished themselves as outstanding citizens in their community.

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Karen Tarapata: Now, therefore we have resolved that this legislative body positive in its deliberations to honor Martin seaborne died on the occasion of his outstanding community service.

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Karen Tarapata: And be a further resolved that a copy of this resolution be transmitted to Martin see Wharton die by the order of the Board of Trustees June 18 2028 are a part of me.

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Karen Tarapata: And then all the trustees will also sign

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Karen Tarapata: I think that's wonderful Marty's been such an asset to the village for so many years. This is

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Karen Tarapata: Amazing. Changing of the Guard.

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Karen Tarapata: Fortunately, we have Mike Williams is that our new chairman of the architectural review board and he has asked that we appoint Gretchen Ryan hammer as vice chair of the architectural review board. So I would ask that.

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Karen Tarapata: The

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Karen Tarapata: Board of Trustees ratify my appointment of Gretchen Ryan hammer as vice chair.

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We're telling

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michael esmay: Maker so resolution that the board ratifying Gretchen's

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michael esmay: Appointment as the Vice Chair.

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michael esmay: And I think it's a good service.

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Kennon Rothchild: This is Karen. I'll second that motion. Thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor say aye like

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Kennon Rothchild: Can I

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lauriedodge: Lori, I

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Karen Tarapata: Ran, I thank you.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, the next thing on our list here is a discussion of possibly making like so Avenue and locust Avenue.

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Karen Tarapata: One side parking Street.

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Karen Tarapata: This is just a discussion because of the ongoing problem with Nyack Beach State Park and the fact that they're not going to be making that for parking area available anytime soon.

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Karen Tarapata: And as many of you know there if we had the temporary no parking signs foot on one side of the road for the safe of safety and the ability of emergency vehicles to get in.

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Karen Tarapata: But whether or not that should be a permanent thing because it is onerous on the people who live on the side where there's parking

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Karen Tarapata: Is up for discussion.

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Karen Tarapata: So I'm opening this up to the trustees and also to anyone from the public who might want to speak on this. If you do speak please identify yourself.

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sylviajeff: Hi this is Jeff Epstein, and I live on locust I I've had a little bit of a slight change over the last, you know, week and a half or so.

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sylviajeff: One of the cause the problem seems to be dissipating. I'm not sure if it's because more things are opening up

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sylviajeff: And people are starting to be able to go to a rock on like what are the features or things like that, you know, outside of my area.

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sylviajeff: I do think that the safety issue is the trump card, you know, we have to make sure I think stay safe. So that's, I would say a given, but I don't know if we need at this point to necessarily make a permanent decision. I would suggest making week

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sylviajeff: A month or so, a month or two to see if this continues to be a non issue or if certainly, certainly during the week. It has gone away.

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sylviajeff: For the most part, it's only a weekend issue, which is what it was before this awkward covert thing happened and it was just segmented towards the end of the block.

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sylviajeff: So I'm interested to see what ends up happening, but it may be judicious thing to just give it a little bit more time to see, I had this pans out. And then make a decision based on that.

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Karen Tarapata: That's good. Jeff, thank you. Sure. One thing we had talked about previously also was marking the berms on the edges of each person's driveway or three feet white on either side of the driveway so that people wouldn't Park.

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Karen Tarapata: too close to the driveway. With that, you know, resident can exit.

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Karen Tarapata: Do you have any thoughts on that.

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sylviajeff: Well um I that may be the right course of action to take.

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sylviajeff: This moment right now.

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sylviajeff: I think it impacts again people

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sylviajeff: Oppose the end of the block, and if they are finding that people want to read up the gifts, the driveways wise move

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sylviajeff: So I would suggest that that may be something I would like to, you know, have them speak out since that would impact them directly.

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sylviajeff: I don't know if it's a necessity as you get further and further up the block again because I don't think traffic has been reaching open up the block.

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sylviajeff: But that has existed in, you know, for a long time already towards the bottom of the block. So if they are open to the idea, you know, the residents.

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sylviajeff: That quantum, you know, Broadway and left on Lucas, then I would certainly add here to what their wishes are.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, we did it on Castle heights. The first five or six houses and it made a big difference, because that's

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Karen Tarapata: The school

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Karen Tarapata: So yeah, what I can do is, it is. It's i'll tell you that that line. Pain is very expensive and I have a feeling that the burden is going to really suck it up to

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Karen Tarapata: So if we can manage the problem just doing a couple of houses with a five gallon bucket that would be much better than trying to do the whole street.

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Karen Tarapata: And spend a fortune. If it isn't an issue. And also, it may be visually distracting to have that white on the berms it's, it would be quite a change

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sylviajeff: Okay.

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Jillana Sinnott: I'd like to say, This is Jill Senate. Um, I live across the street from I live on Broadway Across from locust Alexa in between. And I'd have to say that even last year before koeppen

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Jillana Sinnott: The parking on locust was unbelievable. It was just, I always thought somebody was having a party.

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Jillana Sinnott: You know that I didn't get invited to but it was bumper to bumper car so I I think with co bid. Yes, it got, you know, we're squarely Iran, but once the summer comes, I believe that the parking will go right back to where it was because it was the same way last year.

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Jillana Sinnott: That's all.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, we'll keep the temporary signs up for now we may end up keeping them up until September and then making a decision later at least we were able to negotiate with our police department and get some relief.

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Karen Tarapata: So that people feel a little safer.

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Jillana Sinnott: Oh yeah, I think signs work perfectly. I thought it really deters people

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Karen Tarapata: I know, and we're moving back to the so that people will be parking on the south side of the road, which leads to a few more K turns. But I think it's better for everyone to share the burden.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, so that's good that can be sort of table. You don't have to do. We don't have to act on that right now. That's good.

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Karen Tarapata: And I'll be in touch with the Acevedo is and and the poker is in the grants and the people who live right there and just see what they think as it goes along.

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Karen Tarapata: Anything else from the trophies on that topic.

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No.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay, well, our next one here is a discussion on the seasonal ban on gas powered leaf blowers. You know, our ongoing discussion here.

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Karen Tarapata: I have been going to give you a little update I have been in contact with some errors and supervisors and other towns. This was a suggestion of Peggy Kurtz because

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Karen Tarapata: When we introduced the idea of the Community Choice aggregation. We had that information at the school.

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Karen Tarapata: Where people were able to ask the supervisor Tarrytown and Mayor of Hastings what their experience was.

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Karen Tarapata: With the program and I've had some excellent conversations now with up the mayor of Hastings Nikki arm a court and a council woman in the town of Maplewood New Jersey. Nancy Adams.

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Karen Tarapata: And also with the supervisor of the town of Bedford Chris burden and they've been giving me some insights into how it has been to administer a seasonal band and what they've come up against.

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Karen Tarapata: And what I'd like to propose and this is what Peggy and I were working on is to have a public information meeting by zoom

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Karen Tarapata: With these three as a panel so that members of the community really asked the questions.

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Karen Tarapata: You know, is this something you can force did this increase neighbor disputes, where people satisfied. What were the challenges that you found in doing this, and what were the benefits

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Karen Tarapata: You know how much time do you think if you need to roll something like this out. So I would just like to propose this to the that would be our first

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Karen Tarapata: It would be a workshop me July night instead of that we would have a community information meeting. So what are the what are the trustees, saying, and then I can ask the public

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Karen Tarapata: Can your anyone

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah, I'll speak.

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Kennon Rothchild: This is Ken and

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18453586341: You know, it's

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Kennon Rothchild: Very clear that there are strong feelings on both sides, this issue and we are on some levels talking theoretically about how it might affect us here.

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Kennon Rothchild: And I am always in favor as much information as we possibly can gather and people being allowed to ask questions and transparency, I, I think it's

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Kennon Rothchild: Obviously we're moving towards some

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Kennon Rothchild: Kind of regulations of

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Kennon Rothchild: You know leaf blowers. But why not have more information about how it has worked in actual places nearby us that are similar to us. So I'm always i'm in favor of this you know they want to be on a panel and listen to our, our

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Kennon Rothchild: Our citizens more power to them.

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Karen Tarapata: Not surprised they were all very willing. And the reason why I reached out to Maplewood New Jersey.

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Karen Tarapata: Is because that was the municipality. That was sued by nine landscapers for like restraint of trade or something like that. Yeah. And I wanted to know what their experience was with that.

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Karen Tarapata: And that was it was it was good. That was very helpful. And I think it'd be good for for residents to know how that went.

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Kennon Rothchild: Well, I'm on record of thinking of panels, a great idea. And again, thankful that other mayor's are willing to talk to our citizens.

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Karen Tarapata: They've been given. They were very, very nice about it and I said it was an evening meeting and I said you know won't be that long. It just be asking letting people ask questions.

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Karen Tarapata: All right, is there anyone from the public. Who would like to speak on this topic please identify yourself.

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Steven Abel: I'm Steve able I live at 615 North Broadway.

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Steven Abel: I certainly think it's a good idea to get more information before you do anything.

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Steven Abel: But on the other hand, I can't imagine how people would clean up the from some of the enormous trees that we have without a leaf blower.

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Steven Abel: I just heard about this meeting this afternoon. So I haven't had time to research, look it up, get more information about exactly

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Steven Abel: What it is that you may be trying to ban and maybe the board isn't quite ready to know what it's ready to ban anyway. It sounds like the initial stages, perhaps, but nevertheless

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Steven Abel: So the kinds of trees that we have banning leaf blowers entirely or veining any decent sized leaf flower.

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Steven Abel: It's going to make the job impossible. I'm 75 years old for me to start raking up the kinds of trees that I have, which happens to include a 200 year old oak tree, the amount of leads from a 200 year old tree are phenomenal raking them by hand.

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Steven Abel: Not at the age of 75 over the leaf blower, I can do it. So I think, you know, you've got into I understand why people are annoyed by it. We all are annoyed by in the wing voices. That's part of modern life before I could say I'd be interested to see the handle that you're putting together.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you. So you buy a part of what we're talking about, really, is of seasonal either hours of operation or a seasonal ban or some of both

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Karen Tarapata: Trying to figure out a way that people can have peace and quiet and people can still maintain their property. I think that's why it's taken us

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Karen Tarapata: A great deal of time and research to try and find that sweet spot because both things are required and I want to know how other communities were doing it.

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Karen Tarapata: Is there anyone else would like to speak.

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Yes.

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robpi: This is Rob. Karen.

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robpi: Yeah, I just wanted to let Steve know that I'm I'm I'm 70 as well. And there are alternative so leaf blowers. So I'm just asked him to do a little homework and look up

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robpi: Leaf sweepers and leave vacuums they've actually far more effective.

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robpi: And

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robpi: Leaf blowers are only a phenomenon of the past, maybe 10 years at least in the with the industrial scale that they've been used at now.

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robpi: I challenged him or anyone who has that I did it.

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robpi: What did you do before we had these the leaves fell. I mean, we didn't. There was no

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robpi: Negative impact on on the environment and on the health of everyone that has to breathe the exhaust and listen to the noise in addition

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robpi: It's already

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robpi: In violation of a Federal statute, which is annoyed Control Act of 1972, I believe, which has not been funded and it's not enforced. There's also a Senate bill in the Senate. Now the quiet Communities Act of 2018 which

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robpi: Because of the current political climate. No one wants to act on. So there's plenty of precedent to support. Number one, the effect on health.

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robpi: Of everyone, so I don't want to get into great detail, except Steve just do a little homework, you really could do it without a leaf blower and I'm 70 as well.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you will not see, we'll see what other communities what they've experienced because

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Karen Tarapata: I think the data, it is a

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Karen Tarapata: Could be a demographic issue. What I'm sure we can we can find

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Karen Tarapata: You can find some common ground. That's my anyway that's my heartfelt goal.

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Karen Tarapata: Would anyone else like we found the time

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iPhone: Yes, I would like to this is Peggy, yes. Okay. Yeah. So I think the point is to number one here exactly how

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iPhone: Other communities have addressed the kinds of concerns that we just brought up because I'm sure it's the same types of concerns that come up in one community after another.

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iPhone: So I think would be helpful. I think I want to thank Karen for her work on this. Um, and the other thing is also maybe to hear

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iPhone: Something about how the language should be crafted exactly what the shape of the bill should be

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iPhone: And just to Steve, I don't think it right at this moment that we're really talking about band in the fall, we're really talking about

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iPhone: We're not talking about that. We're just talking about during the summer during one of the seasons that it's fully flows of the least necessary.

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iPhone: But I think this is something I think it's great for the I know Karen has done a lot of work on it, but I think it's good for the resonance to hear and be able to ask the wrong questions. That's her

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Karen Tarapata: Exactly. And to know how it's worked or hasn't worked and where it's worth

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you.

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Jillana Sinnott: Excuse me, this is for extended I am using my wife's account, she'll send it to her husband.

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Jillana Sinnott: Island at 615 North Broadway. Also, I'm Steve's stables neighbor. We have a common driveway. Here is probably 400 feet long, probably covers

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Jillana Sinnott: 30 to 40,000 square feet I purposely over the last two months is maintained half of that and I've also allowed this the debris from the trees to fall and accumulate

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Jillana Sinnott: I've experimented with a broom and I know what a power sleeper is

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Jillana Sinnott: You can use a power sweeper I can clear

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Jillana Sinnott: Half of that driveway.

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Jillana Sinnott: In an hour's time

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Jillana Sinnott: You give me a power sweeper I'll be there for three hours, four hours, you're going to listen to a motor, no matter what.

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Jillana Sinnott: Other problem is is that as this stuff accumulates, that becomes slippery going, it becomes embedded in the pavement. You're just not. You're not doing the proper maintenance for your property.

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Jillana Sinnott: I'd like to say this one more time. Everybody situation is different, every property is different. You need to allow people to maintain their property their own way.

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Jillana Sinnott: I don't like the idea of a leaf blower either but I gotta tell you believe flowers have been around for much more than 10 years much back in the 80s every member

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Jillana Sinnott: And the reason why they work is because you can actually cover a lot of area without having to touch the ground.

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Jillana Sinnott: So if you want. If you want power sweepers and vacuums that's fine. It's going to cost a lot more money for people who hire

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Jillana Sinnott: landscapers, and for people who maintain their own property they may not be able to afford that.

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Jillana Sinnott: So it really comes down to one person doesn't want to hear me keep my property. The way we need to

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Jillana Sinnott: And then I'm going to end up with a driveway. That's speaker a that's going to be slippery and it's going to be a safety hazard so

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Jillana Sinnott: I don't know what this, the solution is. And I don't mean to be current but I'm gonna I'm gonna do what I have to do.

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Karen Tarapata: So, Fred, I'm

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Karen Tarapata: Just something to consider would be hours of operation to if there was a

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Karen Tarapata: Just and i don't i'm not even, I don't want to bake this tonight necessary because I want to hear from other communities to but the idea that homeowners could maintain their properties during certain hours and that might be an individual homeowner that might be an option.

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Karen Tarapata: Because I, there are certain circumstances that may require

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Karen Tarapata: The use of leaf blowers. And that's, I can't say that's not true. As far as the increased cost. That's one of the things to ask these other mayor's because one today told me

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Karen Tarapata: That there was not any increased cost over the last few years, but this has been in place, but I can't answer to that, you know that the only that person, but actually is in that community.

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Karen Tarapata: But I think that's why we're looking for some middle ground where there's a the ability for you to maintain your property.

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Karen Tarapata: And people can also find a way to enjoy their property in a quiet way I think everyone's going to end up having to give a little in order for us to have something that's really enforceable, and

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Karen Tarapata: Accepted by the community. But, well, we're going to keep at it. Keep trying to find that middle ground.

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dmcwilliam: Care, if I may, I may speak to just one point.

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dmcwilliam: This is, this is Dave mcwilliam

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah.

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dmcwilliam: We live on Lexile. And one of the things that, uh, that I want to address is just, it's, it's not leaf blowers.

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dmcwilliam: Across the board is specifically to stroke.

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dmcwilliam: Leaf blowers that are being discussed. These are two cycle engines. It's 100 year old technology. There are other alternatives besides going into a room, you can use an electric and I don't know if there's a four stroke leaf blower but but

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Karen Tarapata: There is there is Dave and I've been doing that research.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, different strokes have the higher frequency that doesn't travel as far and they don't use the oil. Yes. Mix that is so polluting

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dmcwilliam: Right. The, the only reason I mean to stroke engines are cheap to make and cheap to maintain and they and and you know certain engines are

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dmcwilliam: Certain tools, need to be two stroke engines, because they can run upside down like chainsaws but there's no need for a A LEAF BLOWER TO BE A two stroke engine and there are there are alternatives. The, the landscape of the works across the street from us has been using electric

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dmcwilliam: Leaf blower and it sounds like a hairdryer as it as compared to a chainsaw so. So just to be clear, you know that what we're talking about is not

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dmcwilliam: Restricting people's ability to use leaf blowers if they want to use one to to clear their property. It's just that specific type A two stroke engine which like I said, is 100 year old, old technology we we are way beyond that now.

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dmcwilliam: And you know they well we know, we know that we have the data on how bad they are so I don't need to go into

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Karen Tarapata: That. But I was surprised when I saw that one study that was done in Massachusetts, where they did find that the two stroke engines because of their low frequency, the sound traveled

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Karen Tarapata: 800 feet compared to more like 400 feet for a an electric or four stroke engine that's that was shocking to me. And actually, if anyone would like to like the link to that. I think that's what I'll do. Tomorrow I'll put a link to that particular study because it wasn't any harebrained

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Karen Tarapata: Made up study. It was a peer reviewed, you know, study done for some epidemiology of

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Karen Tarapata: Paper magazine. So it was actually a scientific study about how far the sound travels

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Karen Tarapata: From a two stroke engine.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, that's I've learned. I've learned so much in the last couple months, but I don't want to ultimately

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Karen Tarapata: Restrict people's right to maintain their property. There has to be some phased approach that will make it possible to do both.

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dmcwilliam: Yeah.

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dmcwilliam: Reasonable, of course, I agree. And, and there has there has to be some common ground between people's ability to maintain their property and how they how that maintenance affects their neighbors and the impact that it has on them and our ability to

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Karen Tarapata: Block the way that's the

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Karen Tarapata: Problem, it's

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Yes.

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And

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Karen Tarapata: In the intensity of that.

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Karen Tarapata: So yeah I. The reason I haven't even got something to present to you as, as this would be the solution is because the more I learned the more subtle. It had it becomes

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19147600270: So that's what I can get some people who

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Karen Tarapata: Have actually lived through

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Karen Tarapata: I've been doing this.

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Karen Tarapata: And see me to the benefits of the detriments

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Karen Tarapata: We can ask them and find out how

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Long

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Karen Tarapata: Would anyone else like to speak on this topic.

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sylviajeff: I have a question. This is Jeff Epstein again when we have these people come in to talk to us as a panel or what have you, from the other towns, the sort of our guests in the sense

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sylviajeff: Are we going to try to do something where maybe we submit questions ahead of time. So, because I can see this being a rather long meeting.

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Karen Tarapata: That's well that's a great idea. I think we should. That would be an excellent idea because then we could get through the, the biggest topics.

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Karen Tarapata: pretty rapidly. And then if there was something more specific than we think. Right. Because you're right there. Rock yes and their time is valuable.

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Karen Tarapata: Very good. So I'll send out a request for that as I

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Karen Tarapata: Asked for questions.

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Karen Tarapata: Because I know that people are going to want to participate in this. And I think that's an excellent idea.

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Karen Tarapata: I guess one question is, is this something that we should

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Karen Tarapata: publicize beyond

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Karen Tarapata: Our website and email blast is something that is something I'd asked, or is it something we should send a little postcard out to residents about

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Karen Tarapata: I think I want to confirm my speakers first again. I mean, they all said they do it, but

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Karen Tarapata: Once they create. Do you think we should let we should spend a little a few bucks and send a postcard out

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Kennon Rothchild: Yeah, I think so, this is Ken It's a hot button issue. And obviously we have wildly divergent views on the issue in our community and

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Kennon Rothchild: We don't want to seem like we're holding meetings where people don't know about what's about to happen. So, you know, or that there's going to be a discussion, you know, we have anything planned. So yeah, I think that's a great idea. I think

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Kennon Rothchild: In addition to submitting questions beforehand, we might want to consult with people who are expert in zoom about how you can do real time questions, you know, submitted written

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Kennon Rothchild: As opposed to speaking. And I think probably some ground rules as there are guests. It's not a debate amongst opposing views. It's an informational meeting and people need to

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Kennon Rothchild: Represent up or Nyack in its best behavior, and that includes both sides of the issue.

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Here we go.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, I think this will be good. This will be this will be good. We'll, we'll learn a lot. And hopefully we'll get, you know, I tell you, I'm getting one or two emails every day on this topic and just

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Karen Tarapata: Right now it's running about three to one in favor of some restrictions, but I'm also getting people who are very heartfelt about their need to maintain their property and their inability to to do it with a broom and rate so

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Karen Tarapata: We're just working this through and hopefully we can we can find something and give people plenty of time.

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Karen Tarapata: To prepare and wrap their heads around the idea

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Karen Tarapata: Particularly for next year.

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Joseph Diamond: cooling down pro and con what personally

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Karen Tarapata: It's 321 for the for some kind of restriction and one, you know,

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Karen Tarapata: The 3214

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Karen Tarapata: So I'm just compiling the keeping all the emails and responding to each person that writes me

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Karen Tarapata: Because I do want to hear everybody's point of view and make sure that we're not doing something we're not jumping off a cliff here.

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Karen Tarapata: That's why I thought it'd be helpful to hear from other municipal officials.

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sylviajeff: I think it would be great and to Ken's point earlier that it moves this conversation from people's thoughts to something that you know that's theoretical to people who live through it. So I think this will be a very valuable session.

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Karen Tarapata: Well, Peggy. This was a great idea.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you very much.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay.

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Karen Tarapata: Is there anyone else. Who'd like to speak tonight.

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Karen Tarapata: Alright, then we're going to go on to the next topic, which is declaring surplus our old color printer, Carol.

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18453532621: Yeah. Can you hear me, yes.

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18453532621: We just the HP Photosmart printer no longer useful to us it

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18453532621: doesn't print anymore.

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18453532621: We purchased a new printer that's up and running and this one can be simple.

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Karen Tarapata: Okay with something like to make a motion to declare

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18453532621: Surplus the HP

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Karen Tarapata: Photosmart 2575

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lauriedodge: I'll make a motion, then we declare surplus HP Photosmart 2575

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Karen Tarapata: But the value of probably less than nothing. Probably a trip to the

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18453532621: Hazardous Waste place.

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Karen Tarapata: With. Can I get a second

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Kennon Rothchild: This is can

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Kennon Rothchild: I second. Oh, Joe. You go ahead

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Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor say aye.

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michael esmay: Hi.

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Kennon Rothchild: Dan. Hi.

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lauriedodge: Lori, I

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Karen Tarapata: KAREN I

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Karen Tarapata: OK, so the next thing.

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Karen Tarapata: On our

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18453532621: list here.

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Karen Tarapata: Which is not on the agenda couple things.

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Karen Tarapata: Came up

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Karen Tarapata: In the last few minutes which were not ended up not on the agenda. One of them is the

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18453532621: micro service thing of

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18453532621: North Broadway.

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Karen Tarapata: So we

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Karen Tarapata: North Broadway needs to

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Karen Tarapata: Microsoft needs to be

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18453532621: rationed up

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Karen Tarapata: And protected for the next eight to 10 years we got a two bits using the government, the state.

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Karen Tarapata: ID. Oh, Gs contracts.

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Karen Tarapata: And the one that we were thinking that appears to be the best deal is Gorman

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18453532621: And then the other one was in this

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Karen Tarapata: Industry's Gorman came in with a bit of ultimately 140 $4,000 321 and $44,328 and that is to do Broadway literally from the village, line up to the hook and by doing it all at once they can bring in the big equipment and do

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Karen Tarapata: Really first great job because they're using the same equipment they would use on the highway, rather than smaller patchier equipment.

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Karen Tarapata: They will also will be discovered today.

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Karen Tarapata: Was that

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Karen Tarapata: The striping down the middle of

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Karen Tarapata: Broadway, because that's really our only striped street when that was done.

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18453532621: 15 or so.

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Karen Tarapata: Years ago.

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Karen Tarapata: The first two thirds of it from starting at the village line was done with this thermal paint. Well, it turns out, then every year afterwards they would strike right over the thermal thing, the last third is always just

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Karen Tarapata: Been regular line.

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Karen Tarapata: Well that thermal paint is the one thing that cannot be micro surface because if they put that slurry.

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Karen Tarapata: Composite over it.

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Karen Tarapata: It does. It's like a latex over oil paint.

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Karen Tarapata: And it will deal emanate from the striping in the middle and just become a raggedy mess. So that's why, what has been added now is going back in

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Karen Tarapata: And literally grinding off the thermal paint just an eighth of an inch. They've got to go right down to the special grinder and they will be followed by Billy with the sweeper and they'll suck up all the old paint so that we get a really good at Houston. That was the only

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Karen Tarapata: Only thing that came up when I walked the job today.

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Karen Tarapata: With Tony from Gorman

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Karen Tarapata: But I will need a resolution after discussion.

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18453532621: To

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Karen Tarapata: Spend that my project.

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Karen Tarapata: So,

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18453532621: What do y'all think

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Karen Tarapata: We talked about it it budget time. But what do y'all think now.

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Karen Tarapata: It's true. This is our one we are one real paving project, but a year, but it's a big one. And that's our most visible St.

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michael esmay: Louis to street.

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Karen Tarapata: Journal, we have a lovely new sidewalk. Now we'll have

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Karen Tarapata: The surface really repaired. This is the south end of the village and stirring it kind of tattoos.

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Karen Tarapata: And we were hoping to also do school street as part of this job but school st will not does not lend itself to micro surfacing

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01:16:51.060 --> 01:16:52.680
18453532621: It really needs to be

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Karen Tarapata: Milled and paved so we want to put that off to next year and do that as part of the painting projects.

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01:16:59.220 --> 01:17:01.680
18453532621: planned for Palmer and Piper next year.

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01:17:03.270 --> 01:17:07.410
Karen Tarapata: Which will be a different bunch of equipment. So we'll build that into that package.

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Kennon Rothchild: This is Ken, you know, the, the issue is

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01:17:14.880 --> 01:17:19.590
Kennon Rothchild: are we embarking on projects that could could be put off.

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01:17:20.640 --> 01:17:23.550
Kennon Rothchild: Because we might need to do to budget concerns.

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01:17:24.600 --> 01:17:24.900
Kennon Rothchild: But

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01:17:25.050 --> 01:17:25.440
18453532621: Our

741
01:17:26.340 --> 01:17:28.170
Kennon Rothchild: Our report from our treasure is that

742
01:17:28.890 --> 01:17:29.790
Kennon Rothchild: Seemingly

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01:17:30.570 --> 01:17:33.030
Kennon Rothchild: tax receipts are coming in on time and that

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01:17:34.710 --> 01:17:37.140
Kennon Rothchild: The current situation isn't affecting that so

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01:17:38.340 --> 01:17:39.240
18453532621: You know, that's what I'm

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01:17:39.330 --> 01:17:41.580
Kennon Rothchild: Thinking about SEEMS WE COULD progress.

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01:17:43.980 --> 01:17:55.260
Karen Tarapata: I think i think it's i think it's worthwhile because we don't want the road to degrade any further, we could right now, we can maintain it and if we let it go.

748
01:17:55.260 --> 01:17:56.400
18453532621: Another year or two, we

749
01:17:56.460 --> 01:17:59.280
18453532621: Really have to go back in and spend

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01:17:59.310 --> 01:18:00.930
Karen Tarapata: A tremendous amount of money.

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01:18:02.040 --> 01:18:02.880
Karen Tarapata: repaving

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01:18:04.590 --> 01:18:08.220
Karen Tarapata: Not surfacing. Like, do you have any thoughts on this.

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01:18:10.410 --> 01:18:16.530
michael esmay: Well, you know, we had the discussion about it. The only thought I had was, after we spoke about it.

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01:18:19.530 --> 01:18:22.230
michael esmay: The other bit by chance.

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01:18:22.500 --> 01:18:23.640
Did include

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01:18:24.780 --> 01:18:28.200
michael esmay: The removal of the stripping. No.

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01:18:30.090 --> 01:18:31.230
18453532621: No, I pulled it out.

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01:18:31.230 --> 01:18:37.560
Karen Tarapata: Actually, it was 140 without flag men and without removing the stripes.

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01:18:37.620 --> 01:18:41.190
Karen Tarapata: So they didn't catch it either. So this one even

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01:18:41.250 --> 01:18:49.380
Karen Tarapata: With the addition of the only way it was originally 133 and we had to add the 11,000 to

761
01:18:49.470 --> 01:18:51.090
18453532621: Address the striking still

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01:18:51.120 --> 01:18:57.630
Karen Tarapata: It's still the same as the it's about the famous. The other one that did not include those items for

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01:18:58.830 --> 01:19:02.790
lauriedodge: Aaron had dentists have a chance to look at

764
01:19:04.140 --> 01:19:17.340
lauriedodge: The curbing and or the water pooling in front of the summit school across the street from the upper Nike elementary school. We had so I don't know if that would be part of this project, but

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01:19:18.480 --> 01:19:24.720
lauriedodge: What would the impact if we do all the paving and not do. I mean, the curbing there is really

766
01:19:24.720 --> 01:19:26.220
lauriedodge: problematic because there

767
01:19:26.310 --> 01:19:28.890
lauriedodge: isn't really a substantial curb and people to try

768
01:19:28.890 --> 01:19:29.100
lauriedodge: To

769
01:19:29.130 --> 01:19:30.300
lauriedodge: Get off the road.

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01:19:30.630 --> 01:19:41.970
lauriedodge: Park practically on the sidewalk destroying a little strip of grass and just making it look kind of crappy. And then there's also that that drain. I, I don't remember exactly.

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01:19:42.000 --> 01:19:45.330
lauriedodge: When the work was done, but a few years ago there was worked

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01:19:45.330 --> 01:19:47.400
lauriedodge: On on the drain at the

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01:19:48.570 --> 01:20:05.880
lauriedodge: North end of the school, essentially, and the water. They're just spots where the water pools and I don't know, does this painting, will that sort of solve for that in some way or is that another project is Dennis aware

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01:20:06.240 --> 01:20:12.480
Karen Tarapata: Well, the, the berms are actually our guys do the Berks okay we could have them repair.

775
01:20:12.480 --> 01:20:13.950
Karen Tarapata: Those I could actually direct

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01:20:13.950 --> 01:20:20.940
Karen Tarapata: Them as they're doing the patching. This is the perfect time they're up there every morning quarter six getting more blacktop

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01:20:21.660 --> 01:20:36.660
Karen Tarapata: And I could mention to them. I know they're going to be doing more firms later in the summer. So I can ask, I can talk to them tomorrow about it what what to do with that situation there because you're right, those, those firms are really degraded for people driving over them.

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01:20:38.100 --> 01:20:41.880
Karen Tarapata: The pooling. I'm not sure. Tell me what side of the street. It's on. I will

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01:20:43.410 --> 01:20:55.410
lauriedodge: Yeah, it's on the summit side school a summit school side of the street and I don't. There was something done a few years ago, and it just changed the water dynamics. So along the

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01:20:56.340 --> 01:21:09.030
lauriedodge: The east side of Broadway in spots. When it rains, the water. It doesn't drain into the drain, so it sits in pools and just, you know, while it's like any standing water, it's just

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Karen Tarapata: What is, what is this, this will not change the profile of the road. That's what the micro services. So if that issue with not be addressed at this time. And I don't know how big

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01:21:23.040 --> 01:21:33.570
Karen Tarapata: That might be a much bigger project to change that road profile and and crown the road differently. I don't think we can do much about that. But we can fix the burbs okay

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01:21:36.480 --> 01:21:38.700
Jillana Sinnott: What about the. This is Jill Senate.

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18453532621: The drainage.

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Jillana Sinnott: Coming down left South

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Jillana Sinnott: I know that's been spoken about before, but is that on hold enough that we're not going to rip up Broadway. So we're just going to still have all that

787
01:21:51.780 --> 01:21:59.790
Karen Tarapata: drainage problem Pong that that project that huge project we are still trying to get the

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01:22:02.070 --> 01:22:08.190
Karen Tarapata: easement. We can't do it without an easement and that easement is not

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01:22:10.290 --> 01:22:10.620
Karen Tarapata: Ready.

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Jillana Sinnott: Yet, because in the winter time. That's just it comes all the way across the road. It's like an ice skating, calm down there. This is that drainage ditch.

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01:22:20.700 --> 01:22:27.090
Karen Tarapata: Yep, that's a huge, huge, huge problem. And that goes back 25 years to

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01:22:28.170 --> 01:22:36.360
Karen Tarapata: A different time and we got. Yes, it is. You know, we've got the money bonded and it's really a matter of making it

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01:22:37.590 --> 01:22:42.300
Karen Tarapata: all come together. But if this was if it was to be

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01:22:43.560 --> 01:22:43.800
18453532621: If

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01:22:43.890 --> 01:22:44.070
Karen Tarapata: It.

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01:22:44.100 --> 01:22:52.620
Karen Tarapata: Didn't have to run pipes across that road. That would be a minor patch. The other 1500 feet of or whatever 14 to be of

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01:22:53.940 --> 01:23:09.030
Karen Tarapata: Broadway would still be in much better condition, but like so yeah I we're, we're still pushing ahead on that, but it's not happening fast, that's for sure. We're talking about this back in 2002

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01:23:10.290 --> 01:23:12.570
Karen Tarapata: That's how long we've been trying to get this deal done

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01:23:16.590 --> 01:23:19.920
Karen Tarapata: So other any other comments on

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Karen Tarapata: Micro surfacing

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01:23:23.940 --> 01:23:24.930
Karen Tarapata: Of North Broadway.

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01:23:28.290 --> 01:23:30.330
Karen Tarapata: If not, I'd asked for a resolution.

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01:23:32.100 --> 01:23:33.960
18453532621: Authorizing me to sign a

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01:23:33.960 --> 01:23:35.370
Karen Tarapata: Contract for

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01:23:37.020 --> 01:23:43.980
140 $4,328

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01:23:47.580 --> 01:23:56.910
lauriedodge: I'll make a motion to allow Karen to sign a contract for the corpsman group to micro surface with fiber.

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01:23:57.420 --> 01:23:58.320
lauriedodge: Broadway.

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01:23:58.350 --> 01:24:08.850
lauriedodge: For cost of 140 $4,328 which includes all of the components of the contracted June 18 2020

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01:24:11.730 --> 01:24:12.990
Karen Tarapata: All right. Can I get a second

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01:24:17.190 --> 01:24:17.550
michael esmay: Look at it.

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michael esmay: Like Thank you Mike.

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01:24:20.790 --> 01:24:23.130
Karen Tarapata: All in favor say aye.

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01:24:25.590 --> 01:24:26.550
18453532621: Hi, Mike.

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01:24:27.480 --> 01:24:28.230
Kennon Rothchild: Can I

815
01:24:29.370 --> 01:24:30.210
lauriedodge: Already I

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01:24:31.110 --> 01:24:32.190
Karen Tarapata: Aaron, I

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Karen Tarapata: Alright.

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Karen Tarapata: So today I went through the OTS contracts looked at all over. I still have to write a justification document attaching the other bids, just for our records so that they know that we did this correctly, Dennis is going to help me do that.

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01:24:56.610 --> 01:25:02.400
Karen Tarapata: OK, the next thing that it was not on the just so many things have happened.

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01:25:03.450 --> 01:25:12.720
Karen Tarapata: As you know, we've got this the structural damage to the stone carriage house on the case and property on the on the river hook preserve

821
01:25:14.100 --> 01:25:16.650
Karen Tarapata: And the way that we are going to

822
01:25:16.770 --> 01:25:18.960
Karen Tarapata: Begin to come up with a scoop of work.

823
01:25:18.960 --> 01:25:19.230
18453532621: For

824
01:25:19.260 --> 01:25:21.540
18453532621: Fixing that is through

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01:25:22.140 --> 01:25:22.890
Karen Tarapata: Touch boring.

826
01:25:24.240 --> 01:25:26.490
Karen Tarapata: So, Dennis has contacted. This is sort

827
01:25:26.490 --> 01:25:31.170
Karen Tarapata: Of an emergency situation. Mine is contact

828
01:25:31.380 --> 01:25:33.150
Karen Tarapata: The testing.

829
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Karen Tarapata: And got a bid for

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Not more than 40 $800 $10

831
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Karen Tarapata: So once we have the data from these tests borings we can go back to our insurance company and contest their

832
01:25:52.560 --> 01:26:14.040
Karen Tarapata: assertion that the building is slumping because of age and not because of negligence during the removal of the diesel oil tank, but we can't even approach the excavation company until we have this. So I'd like to ask for a resolution.

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01:26:15.240 --> 01:26:15.750
Karen Tarapata: To

834
01:26:17.490 --> 01:26:24.480
Karen Tarapata: Accept the bit of soil testing Inc for the test borings that are recommended by our village engineer.

835
01:26:26.130 --> 01:26:39.330
Joseph Diamond: Another quick question on I read it through and it said we're assuming that we don't have to use us prevailing wages are going up these privileges.

836
01:26:43.470 --> 01:26:44.880
18453532621: Wait a minute, where it's very

837
01:26:44.880 --> 01:26:46.320
Karen Tarapata: Not prevailing wage.

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01:26:46.860 --> 01:26:50.640
Joseph Diamond: Among other towards the bottom. Oh.

839
01:26:51.030 --> 01:26:55.020
lauriedodge: It also says it yeah underneath the estimated total

840
01:26:56.340 --> 01:27:01.920
lauriedodge: The above outline costs of assume that this project is not subject to prevailing wage rates.

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01:27:04.380 --> 01:27:05.040
Interesting.

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01:27:09.420 --> 01:27:18.300
Karen Tarapata: Well, what you want to give it to me or give me a tentative yes and I can absolutely make sure about this. That doesn't make any sense to me. They know better.

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01:27:22.800 --> 01:27:24.480
Karen Tarapata: How could this not be subject

844
01:27:25.740 --> 01:27:29.040
michael esmay: So, do we not have to get more than one good

845
01:27:32.610 --> 01:27:45.750
Karen Tarapata: Not if it's an emergency. Okay. Not if it's an emergency and Dennis thought this was an emergency when he went and looked and I, and that's why we want to do this, the

846
01:27:46.620 --> 01:27:59.550
Karen Tarapata: We are allowed if it's an emergency to circumvent our own procurement policies, but not to circumvent the Department of Labor requirements for prevailing wage.

847
01:28:00.270 --> 01:28:07.650
Jillana Sinnott: Karen. This is Jill of what I was walking away. But what was the reason they gave they didn't have to do prevailing wage was there one

848
01:28:08.760 --> 01:28:17.250
Karen Tarapata: That's what I'm trying to figure out, I assume, since Dennis got this for me it didn't even enter my mind that this was not a bad prevailing wage and

849
01:28:17.490 --> 01:28:25.590
Jillana Sinnott: I mean, the only reason would be you know that they were owner operated which doesn't you know one person doing the job or

850
01:28:27.540 --> 01:28:31.440
Jillana Sinnott: There's really no, not that I know of. Is there any exemptions.

851
01:28:32.640 --> 01:28:34.650
Jillana Sinnott: You know, even if you're a government contract.

852
01:28:35.370 --> 01:28:40.350
Karen Tarapata: No. Oh, I see it now the outline costs have assumed. Okay.

853
01:28:41.400 --> 01:28:47.310
Karen Tarapata: Well, we will have to have a special meeting. This is obviously a no go. I'm sorry I

854
01:28:48.510 --> 01:28:50.880
Karen Tarapata: I made an assumption and this so today.

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01:28:51.450 --> 01:29:06.210
Jillana Sinnott: And Karen with the best thing we could do is if you give me the scope of work we can get the, the numbers so they will know what the figures are for, you know, Department of Labor their figures. They have to do for certified payroll. That's probably the easiest

856
01:29:06.840 --> 01:29:12.570
Karen Tarapata: Yeah, you know, I just got this, so I will, I will forward this to Jill and we can take care of this tomorrow.

857
01:29:14.280 --> 01:29:28.650
Karen Tarapata: If, if that's okay. If I know you're well. But here's one more thing. Alright, so that gets table till tomorrow. And then I can always do a special meeting to have you approve that, which we know we can do it.

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01:29:29.790 --> 01:29:30.750
Karen Tarapata: OK.

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01:29:33.090 --> 01:29:43.890
Karen Tarapata: The next thing is on our list here of things that come up Mike and I interviewed a another lawyer, we're trying to

860
01:29:45.450 --> 01:29:55.350
Karen Tarapata: Increase the number of attorneys with different specialties that we have available to us and we spoke to David Noreen

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01:29:56.250 --> 01:30:03.600
Karen Tarapata: An Attorney at Law in Nyack he has done. I'm sure we we did talk about this a bit at our workshop meeting last week.

862
01:30:04.440 --> 01:30:12.810
Karen Tarapata: We were very impressed with him and the fact that he has blown criminal and real estate and general legal experience.

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01:30:13.530 --> 01:30:24.810
Karen Tarapata: So I would like to have someone make a motion approved allowing me to sign the letter of engagement with Mr terrain. This doesn't mean that we'd ever have to use him.

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01:30:25.290 --> 01:30:35.970
Karen Tarapata: But just that we have things in place in case we do wish to use and he was recommended by rich merchant matter, our village treasure.

865
01:30:38.640 --> 01:30:39.390
Kennon Rothchild: This is can

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Kennon Rothchild: I move we authorize the mayor to sign letters of engagement with David Murphy no rain for services. If not, if needed.

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01:30:54.750 --> 01:30:57.870
michael esmay: Also get it like thank you like

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01:30:58.140 --> 01:30:59.130
Karen Tarapata: All in favor.

869
01:31:02.820 --> 01:31:03.630
lauriedodge: Aye. Lori.

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01:31:04.260 --> 01:31:05.010
Kennon Rothchild: Can I

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01:31:07.980 --> 01:31:22.170
Karen Tarapata: Thank you. That's good. I also have two letters from hawk Roman tortorella and waxing for two different projects that we have Noel Wilson working on

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01:31:22.950 --> 01:31:33.390
Karen Tarapata: One is retention as special counsel for defensive appeal and the apple that division second department in Ken grave instance Corporation versus want to make her and all

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01:31:34.530 --> 01:31:37.080
Karen Tarapata: And the other one is so I need a

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01:31:38.340 --> 01:31:43.470
Karen Tarapata: Resolution allowing me to sign this letter of agreement.

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01:31:45.750 --> 01:31:48.480
Karen Tarapata: That I'm going to do this as two separate resolutions.

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01:31:50.820 --> 01:31:54.030
Kennon Rothchild: Hi this is Ken I move that we

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01:31:55.260 --> 01:31:58.020
Kennon Rothchild: authorize the mayor to sign a letter of agreement with

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01:31:59.850 --> 01:32:02.100
Kennon Rothchild: Noel Wilson's firm.

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01:32:03.180 --> 01:32:09.060
Kennon Rothchild: For defense of the appeal before the appeal court basketball court.

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01:32:10.230 --> 01:32:11.910
Karen Tarapata: Okay, can I get a second

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01:32:13.410 --> 01:32:14.430
lauriedodge: oriol second

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01:32:15.330 --> 01:32:16.290
Karen Tarapata: All in favor.

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01:32:18.240 --> 01:32:20.340
michael esmay: Can I like, I

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01:32:22.500 --> 01:32:23.340
lauriedodge: Lori, I

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Karen Tarapata: Aaron I and the second thing is the same.

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Karen Tarapata: Letter of engagement with the opperman tortorella and vaccine for retention special counsel for defensive appeal and the applet division second department in Morton corn on behalf of boost and environmental action versus village of upper night zoning board of appeals at all.

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Karen Tarapata: Can someone make a motion.

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01:32:55.050 --> 01:32:55.890
Karen Tarapata: So I can

889
01:32:58.260 --> 01:32:59.160
Karen Tarapata: Sign this

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01:33:01.080 --> 01:33:02.070
Karen Tarapata: Letter of engagement.

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01:33:05.910 --> 01:33:13.650
lauriedodge: I'll make the motion that we allow you to sign the letter of engagement with no well wolfson's firm.

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01:33:14.730 --> 01:33:23.340
lauriedodge: For the purposes of the action between goose town and the

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01:33:25.080 --> 01:33:27.450
lauriedodge: Board. Right. Yeah, there's only four that feels

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01:33:28.800 --> 01:33:30.600
Karen Tarapata: Okay, can I get a second place.

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Karen Tarapata: Thank you Joe.

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01:33:35.040 --> 01:33:37.530
Karen Tarapata: All right. All in favor say I.

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lauriedodge: Already I

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Karen Tarapata: Can I can't hear you.

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01:33:49.260 --> 01:33:51.900
Karen Tarapata: you're muted. That's fair. Yeah.

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01:33:51.990 --> 01:33:54.630
Kennon Rothchild: I'm not muted. Now I'm not, I can know

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01:33:56.190 --> 01:33:57.150
Karen Tarapata: KAREN I

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Right, it has passed.

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01:34:03.150 --> 01:34:04.620
Karen Tarapata: All right, that is

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Karen Tarapata: All right, a lesson here tomorrow.

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Karen Tarapata: We have the rock and conservation and service for coming to work on the river preserve along north Midland they're going to be clearing an area between where the

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01:34:25.830 --> 01:34:42.990
Karen Tarapata: fenced in garden is and North Mifflin. They are there to remove invasive species and to help us prepare the area for replanting with native species, many of which those shrubs, I am growing inset garden.

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Karen Tarapata: So,

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Karen Tarapata: It's a wonderful opportunity for 20 young environmental interns to come and this is their first project that the season, they will be doing

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01:34:57.030 --> 01:35:05.460
Karen Tarapata: Consider this. A TEAM BUILDING effort, as well as something that will definitely benefit us we're getting thousands of dollars worth of

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01:35:06.420 --> 01:35:14.310
Karen Tarapata: free labor. I've been working with their supervisors onsite supervisors will be there tomorrow.

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01:35:15.090 --> 01:35:34.260
Karen Tarapata: And the only expense to us will be emptying the dumpster brush the dumpster is currently there along north Midlands, so it's convenient to be removed after they load it up and the rental of I one day, Porto because I thought 20 volunteers on a hot day.

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Karen Tarapata: It would be a good idea.

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lauriedodge: Here and what time are they starting

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01:35:39.960 --> 01:35:49.200
Karen Tarapata: They the young people are coming at nine supervisor said they would be there at eight. Okay, I just got that email before the meeting.

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michael esmay: They responsible for

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michael esmay: Being ready to take care of the responsibilities for coven team.

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Karen Tarapata: Yeah, you're gonna

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michael esmay: Bring Your Own

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01:36:01.830 --> 01:36:10.560
Karen Tarapata: Well, bring your own protective they're bringing their own protective gear, you're on workmen's comp their own liability insurance and they're signing our volunteer for

920
01:36:12.300 --> 01:36:22.230
Karen Tarapata: So there. That's why they're actually that would have been would have been 20 of them all day but we're hitting two groups of 10 instead because they want them to be able to distance

921
01:36:26.580 --> 01:36:27.630
Joseph Diamond: So it's going to be a minute.

922
01:36:28.860 --> 01:36:29.070
Joseph Diamond: To

923
01:36:30.720 --> 01:36:32.310
Joseph Diamond: Talk, or you can't you

924
01:36:33.390 --> 01:36:34.050
Joseph Diamond: Couldn't

925
01:36:36.300 --> 01:36:39.450
Karen Tarapata: You know that didn't even enter my mind, but no.

926
01:36:40.560 --> 01:36:50.280
Karen Tarapata: Then you have to sue the Conservation Corps. That's what's so great is that they're they're assuming all the liability, although I am having them sign our volunteer for also

927
01:36:54.090 --> 01:36:58.320
Karen Tarapata: The only downside is that they're going to be five cars parked on locust.

928
01:36:59.850 --> 01:37:03.000
Karen Tarapata: Tomorrow five in the morning and four. So at five in the afternoon.

929
01:37:04.500 --> 01:37:13.530
Karen Tarapata: But I think that that's it's going to be quite remarkable to see how big that area really is, once it's cleaned up a bit in the binds and

930
01:37:15.570 --> 01:37:18.810
Karen Tarapata: Fallen logs and barbieri bushes or removed.

931
01:37:20.010 --> 01:37:25.350
Karen Tarapata: And they also said if they didn't finish and tomorrow they will schedule another day for us later in the

932
01:37:25.350 --> 01:37:27.180
lauriedodge: Science. That's nice.

933
01:37:27.810 --> 01:37:34.380
Karen Tarapata: So I'm very excited about this going to be a hot one. I'm sorry for that, but they can we are

934
01:37:35.700 --> 01:37:38.760
Karen Tarapata: They've agreed to come in there. They seem to be very excited about it.

935
01:37:42.330 --> 01:37:50.670
Karen Tarapata: So I think the last thing that we have to discuss is actually should go into executive session because it's about the least

936
01:37:54.150 --> 01:37:54.900
18453532621: You have a minute.

937
01:37:56.460 --> 01:37:56.820
The minute

938
01:37:57.900 --> 01:37:58.530
Karen Tarapata: The minute

939
01:37:58.620 --> 01:37:59.520
Yes, of course.

940
01:38:01.140 --> 01:38:06.090
18453532621: You can I just ask a question. Why have you see the letters of engagement.

941
01:38:07.290 --> 01:38:10.020
18453532621: The first one was the one with

942
01:38:11.400 --> 01:38:16.650
18453532621: More corn. The first grade first grade one grade.

943
01:38:17.160 --> 01:38:19.440
Karen Tarapata: Wanamaker okay and

944
01:38:19.950 --> 01:38:32.850
18453532621: That was unanimous. Right. Yes. And the second one was for for for, you know, an agreement and then Ken was a no. Correct. Okay. Thank you. Welcome.

945
01:38:34.050 --> 01:38:35.130
Karen Tarapata: Right. Yes. Let

946
01:38:35.310 --> 01:38:38.700
18453532621: Us look at me minutes and

947
01:38:42.990 --> 01:38:44.520
18453532621: So Laura. What did you, what did

948
01:38:44.520 --> 01:38:46.290
Karen Tarapata: You discover about the

949
01:38:46.770 --> 01:38:49.410
lauriedodge: Well, for the most part, all I'll send these to

950
01:38:49.440 --> 01:38:50.790
lauriedodge: Care. But the one

951
01:38:50.910 --> 01:38:52.200
18453532621: Because some of them are just

952
01:38:52.260 --> 01:38:56.220
lauriedodge: You know, Stacy periods and things like that.

953
01:38:56.490 --> 01:39:00.780
lauriedodge: But the one is in the bids for the painting a village hall exterior

954
01:39:01.980 --> 01:39:02.310
lauriedodge: Um,

955
01:39:02.670 --> 01:39:03.330
18453532621: So,

956
01:39:03.390 --> 01:39:07.290
lauriedodge: It says the lowest bins 27,475

957
01:39:07.290 --> 01:39:07.800
18453532621: Highest

958
01:39:07.890 --> 01:39:08.850
18453532621: Worth hasn't even

959
01:39:10.170 --> 01:39:10.650
lauriedodge: Pardon.

960
01:39:11.130 --> 01:39:12.330
18453532621: I see that typo.

961
01:39:12.600 --> 01:39:27.510
lauriedodge: Yeah, so then down below. It says 220 7275. I think that was really like other things were just periods in caps, which Carol, I can leave this outside village hall or something.

962
01:39:27.510 --> 01:39:29.880
lauriedodge: Like that it wasn't nothing Cheerio.

963
01:39:30.810 --> 01:39:31.320
18453532621: Thank you.

964
01:39:33.720 --> 01:39:34.110
18453532621: All right.

965
01:39:35.040 --> 01:39:36.000
sylviajeff: Take care everybody

966
01:39:36.660 --> 01:39:37.050
Karen Tarapata: Thank you.

967
01:39:41.850 --> 01:39:46.920
Karen Tarapata: Are there any other corrections or changes to the minute

968
01:39:52.980 --> 01:39:54.510
Karen Tarapata: Somebody make a motion to

969
01:39:56.580 --> 01:40:01.620
Karen Tarapata: The Minutes of your regular meeting of may 21 2020

970
01:40:03.390 --> 01:40:06.930
lauriedodge: I'll make a motion that we adopt the minutes of the regular meeting of May.

971
01:40:06.930 --> 01:40:12.870
Kennon Rothchild: 21 20 22nd that motion.

972
01:40:15.150 --> 01:40:16.110
Karen Tarapata: All in favor.

973
01:40:33.270 --> 01:40:35.610
Karen Tarapata: Minutes of the special meeting of may 28

974
01:40:37.710 --> 01:40:38.100
18453532621: Which

975
01:40:38.400 --> 01:40:38.850
Karen Tarapata: Tend to be

976
01:40:41.880 --> 01:40:42.210
Kennon Rothchild: Read

977
01:40:45.360 --> 01:40:46.950
18453532621: It took longer to write the minutes that

978
01:40:46.950 --> 01:40:48.000
Karen Tarapata: It did to have a meeting.

979
01:40:48.360 --> 01:40:48.930
lauriedodge: Yeah, right.

980
01:40:54.810 --> 01:40:57.000
Karen Tarapata: Are there any changes or corrections.

981
01:41:00.360 --> 01:41:04.110
Karen Tarapata: Alright, with someone like to make a motion to adopt minutes of special meeting.

982
01:41:04.140 --> 01:41:07.980
May 20

983
01:41:09.270 --> 01:41:10.470
lauriedodge: Lori on making motion.

984
01:41:12.330 --> 01:41:12.750
Kennon Rothchild: Second,

985
01:41:14.280 --> 01:41:15.270
Karen Tarapata: All in favor.

986
01:41:16.500 --> 01:41:17.220
Kennon Rothchild: Can I

987
01:41:21.660 --> 01:41:22.050
lauriedodge: Lori.

988
01:41:30.210 --> 01:41:32.220
18453532621: Alright, thank you all very much.

989
01:41:35.460 --> 01:41:36.060
18453532621: Okay.

990
01:41:36.480 --> 01:41:42.480
Karen Tarapata: Well, now I'm going to actually set up a breakout room so that we can go into executive session.

991
01:41:42.480 --> 01:41:42.780
Here.

992
01:41:45.960 --> 01:41:47.790
Karen Tarapata: In the room.

993
01:41:49.440 --> 01:41:50.580
And

994
01:41:57.360 --> 01:41:58.200
Karen Tarapata: Openness

995
01:42:00.630 --> 01:42:00.990
No.

996
01:42:04.470 --> 01:42:10.590
Karen Tarapata: This is a little tricky here because I've got everybody in here and I want to not have everybody

997
01:42:12.090 --> 01:42:12.900
Karen Tarapata: I'm going to add a row

998
01:42:14.130 --> 01:42:16.140
Karen Tarapata: Here we go. So I can assign people to this.

999
01:42:17.370 --> 01:42:20.490
Karen Tarapata: Know why does it keep adding everybody to the room.

1000
01:42:22.800 --> 01:42:25.950
Karen Tarapata: Hey, how can I do this, I think I'm going to ask

1001
01:42:27.180 --> 01:42:31.980
Karen Tarapata: Kate to sign off. That's all right.

1002
01:42:35.700 --> 01:42:37.980
Karen Tarapata: Or I'm going to have to

1003
01:42:39.630 --> 01:42:45.720
Karen Tarapata: remove you from the meeting and make this an executive session with someone make emotion that we go into Executive Session.

1004
01:42:46.260 --> 01:42:51.060
Kennon Rothchild: Karen, you could you could put her in the waiting room and it just in case.

1005
01:42:51.450 --> 01:42:52.050
Karen Tarapata: That's great.

1006
01:42:52.140 --> 01:42:54.300
Kennon Rothchild: As opposed to just cutting her off.

1007
01:42:54.750 --> 01:43:00.090
Karen Tarapata: Cutting her up, they'll do that Katie. I'm going to put you into the waiting room while the second session.

1008
01:43:00.120 --> 01:43:07.740
Kennon Rothchild: Is yeah but let's make the resolution to go into Executive Session. First, before we do that, so I move we go into executive sessions can

1009
01:43:09.690 --> 01:43:11.040
michael esmay: Also get it like

1010
01:43:11.820 --> 01:43:12.750
Karen Tarapata: All in favor.

1011
01:43:15.510 --> 01:43:15.960
Kennon Rothchild: Aye.

1012
01:43:17.610 --> 01:43:37.500
Karen Tarapata: Aye, Karen. All right, here we go. I will be her into the waiting room. Thank you, Kate, and now it is just us here in Executive Session. 

1013 - 1174: Executive Session

1175
01:55:34.590 --> 01:55:38.070
Karen Tarapata: All right, I'm going to make a statement here about our Executive Session.

1176
01:55:38.190 --> 01:55:39.450
18453532621: That it was determined

1177
01:55:39.480 --> 01:55:40.680
18453532621: That I would speak.

1178
01:55:40.740 --> 01:55:43.320
Karen Tarapata: To a real estate person.

1179
01:55:44.010 --> 01:55:44.730
Karen Tarapata: And

1180
01:55:45.060 --> 01:55:50.580
Karen Tarapata: Report back to the board on negotiations regarding the lease.

1181
01:55:52.110 --> 01:55:55.530
Kennon Rothchild: KAREN You should probably check to see if Kate is

1182
01:55:55.590 --> 01:55:57.090
Kennon Rothchild: In the waiting room still or

1183
01:55:58.170 --> 01:55:59.010
Karen Tarapata: I don't know.

1184
01:55:59.280 --> 01:56:00.210
Kennon Rothchild: Where she got the hint.

1185
01:56:02.790 --> 01:56:06.840
Karen Tarapata: Let's see here. How do I get back to the waiting that participants.

1186
01:56:08.550 --> 01:56:12.720
Karen Tarapata: And manage participants and she is gone.

1187
01:56:13.800 --> 01:56:14.040
Kennon Rothchild: Yeah.

1188
01:56:15.960 --> 01:56:16.260
Karen Tarapata: Alright.

1189
01:56:18.690 --> 01:56:19.770
Karen Tarapata: Alright, so

1190
01:56:20.910 --> 01:56:27.780
Karen Tarapata: Now let's talk about the last thing tonight, but is it nine o'clock. We're doing pretty good considering the number of things we had to talk about

1191
01:56:28.950 --> 01:56:29.100
18453532621: Our

1192
01:56:29.130 --> 01:56:33.300
Karen Tarapata: protocols for allowing people to use the old stone meeting.

1193
01:56:33.300 --> 01:56:39.660
Karen Tarapata: House now during covert do we make it simple, where they just have to wear a mask.

1194
01:56:39.690 --> 01:56:42.600
Karen Tarapata: Do we require people to pay for cleaning

1195
01:56:43.170 --> 01:56:44.430
Karen Tarapata: What about the bathroom.

1196
01:56:44.460 --> 01:56:45.120
18453532621: This is

1197
01:56:45.180 --> 01:56:45.990
Just a

1198
01:56:47.610 --> 01:56:48.330
Question.

1199
01:56:54.420 --> 01:56:54.990
18453532621: We've had

1200
01:56:55.890 --> 01:56:56.880
Karen Tarapata: Stephanie staring

1201
01:56:57.090 --> 01:56:58.290
Karen Tarapata: After she could use it.

1202
01:56:59.640 --> 01:56:59.970
Karen Tarapata: For

1203
01:57:00.780 --> 01:57:03.330
Karen Tarapata: Her flute playing, which is a lovely idea.

1204
01:57:04.650 --> 01:57:07.110
Karen Tarapata: But I think we need to maintain

1205
01:57:07.170 --> 01:57:14.550
Karen Tarapata: Time in between when people use it particularly something like playing music when, in which we're blowing

1206
01:57:14.550 --> 01:57:15.810
18453532621: Into an instrument.

1207
01:57:17.550 --> 01:57:18.720
Karen Tarapata: Does that's not a man's

1208
01:57:19.980 --> 01:57:20.160
18453532621: Yeah.

1209
01:57:22.230 --> 01:57:27.060
lauriedodge: I mean, I find with using it. Yeah. Maybe we charge the people who are using it to clean it.

1210
01:57:29.520 --> 01:57:32.970
Karen Tarapata: Right, because we don't charge anything for residents currently

1211
01:57:34.230 --> 01:57:34.800
Karen Tarapata: And

1212
01:57:34.830 --> 01:57:36.150
lauriedodge: Make people wear a mask.

1213
01:57:37.230 --> 01:57:37.650
Mm hmm.

1214
01:57:38.730 --> 01:57:40.830
lauriedodge: Maybe we limit it, what's the

1215
01:57:40.950 --> 01:57:42.060
lauriedodge: Capacity is

1216
01:57:42.060 --> 01:57:43.320
lauriedodge: 50 normally

1217
01:57:43.740 --> 01:57:46.920
lauriedodge: Maybe some percentage of that some small because

1218
01:57:46.920 --> 01:57:50.160
18453532621: 4949. I don't know. Maybe we say

1219
01:57:51.000 --> 01:57:56.010
Karen Tarapata: Can like 25% like they are with other churches, maybe

1220
01:57:56.040 --> 01:57:57.960
lauriedodge: Something like that kind of makes sense.

1221
01:58:02.430 --> 01:58:04.620
Karen Tarapata: The cleaning thing. I'm just not sure what

1222
01:58:05.730 --> 01:58:12.810
Karen Tarapata: What we will do with that because right now we're not even having village hall clean because we don't want anybody in there.

1223
01:58:14.790 --> 01:58:19.410
18453532621: You know, they're also not, you know, the bathrooms separate there. You could just leave the bathroom last

1224
01:58:21.090 --> 01:58:22.260
18453532621: You don't want to deal with that.

1225
01:58:22.800 --> 01:58:23.670
18453532621: Right, that's true.

1226
01:58:25.350 --> 01:58:28.920
18453532621: Not convenient, but it's one less thing to think about.

1227
01:58:30.210 --> 01:58:31.770
Karen Tarapata: True, you can always

1228
01:58:32.220 --> 01:58:35.880
18453532621: Start like that and open it up later if you change your mind.

1229
01:58:38.190 --> 01:58:38.940
Karen Tarapata: Okay, so

1230
01:58:39.150 --> 01:58:41.730
Karen Tarapata: Let's see. So mass loon of 10 people

1231
01:58:42.450 --> 01:58:44.100
Karen Tarapata: Do we ask them, I mean,

1232
01:58:45.750 --> 01:58:54.960
Karen Tarapata: Do we want to get cleaners in or do we want to just ask them to wipe down the tables and we make sure that there's at least 48 hours between uses

1233
01:58:58.170 --> 01:59:00.780
Karen Tarapata: Or was it 72. What was the magic number, Carol.

1234
01:59:01.590 --> 01:59:05.880
18453532621: It was 72 although I've been hearing a lot lately about

1235
01:59:07.350 --> 01:59:07.680
18453532621: The

1236
01:59:09.390 --> 01:59:10.230
18453532621: From you know

1237
01:59:11.430 --> 01:59:15.330
18453532621: That the surface contact is not really where they think it's

1238
01:59:16.530 --> 01:59:23.670
18453532621: being passed. They really think it's more person to person contact, you know, probably people being a room together.

1239
01:59:25.500 --> 01:59:37.080
18453532621: Was an EPA epidemiologists on NPR today. And that's what he was saying. So, you know, the surface area might, but I think people still want to wipe down

1240
01:59:38.940 --> 01:59:40.800
Karen Tarapata: And also duration.

1241
01:59:40.860 --> 01:59:46.560
Karen Tarapata: How long should we let people use it as, you know, the danger increases the longer you're all in the same room.

1242
01:59:47.370 --> 01:59:49.080
18453532621: Right to our thing.

1243
01:59:49.380 --> 01:59:49.800
I'm just

1244
01:59:51.810 --> 01:59:53.340
Karen Tarapata: I'm we're sort of just making this up.

1245
01:59:53.940 --> 01:59:57.330
michael esmay: They'll see the state have this already worked out.

1246
01:59:59.130 --> 01:59:59.580
michael esmay: As far as

1247
02:00:00.450 --> 02:00:04.560
Karen Tarapata: Same thing, less than you think. Because

1248
02:00:05.190 --> 02:00:06.570
Karen Tarapata: I can I get no but I'll look

1249
02:00:06.810 --> 02:00:09.390
Karen Tarapata: Regulations for played with the worship.

1250
02:00:10.830 --> 02:00:16.590
Karen Tarapata: I think that's the bigger the closest equivalent or we just say no until face.

1251
02:00:16.680 --> 02:00:19.800
Karen Tarapata: Work, which is when arts and entertainment.

1252
02:00:19.950 --> 02:00:22.710
Karen Tarapata: Open up again. That might be the wisest thing.

1253
02:00:25.260 --> 02:00:34.200
Karen Tarapata: I think that that's I think I'll wait until we get the directives from them in terms of, you know, arts and entertainment and

1254
02:00:35.250 --> 02:00:43.500
Karen Tarapata: Gatherings and that's phase four. We're going into phase three, maybe tomorrow. So we're only talking a couple of weeks.

1255
02:00:48.660 --> 02:00:53.520
Kennon Rothchild: We do, we seem that much demand. At this point, I mean other than Stephanie wants to play music

1256
02:00:54.030 --> 02:00:55.320
18453532621: Yes. No.

1257
02:00:56.220 --> 02:00:57.570
Karen Tarapata: Actually, we were going to use it for

1258
02:00:57.600 --> 02:01:07.320
lauriedodge: Friends. Yeah, I mean, we have a we have something next Wednesday that we actually need it for. But this is what one of the reasons I hadn't actually thought about it.

1259
02:01:07.980 --> 02:01:13.890
lauriedodge: And then I thought, oh, well, we can definitely have the meeting at the old stone meeting house and Karen was like, No, we can do right

1260
02:01:14.610 --> 02:01:16.560
lauriedodge: There's this thing called coronavirus

1261
02:01:17.070 --> 02:01:18.990
lauriedodge: Right, what can we do, and there

1262
02:01:19.050 --> 02:01:21.660
lauriedodge: I think there are nine people so

1263
02:01:22.320 --> 02:01:23.760
Karen Tarapata: Our son said we could use your

1264
02:01:25.050 --> 02:01:26.370
lauriedodge: Oh, okay. And I

1265
02:01:26.400 --> 02:01:30.030
lauriedodge: Do think that they're projector. I think they're projector.

1266
02:01:30.060 --> 02:01:32.730
18453532621: Will work Sam tested it.

1267
02:01:32.940 --> 02:01:36.180
lauriedodge: But that yeah it was no not there's really not a lot of

1268
02:01:36.660 --> 02:01:37.470
lauriedodge: I guess not.

1269
02:01:37.500 --> 02:01:39.570
lauriedodge: A lot of demand. But we were part of that.

1270
02:01:40.830 --> 02:01:41.670
Karen Tarapata: I couldn't bring in

1271
02:01:41.970 --> 02:01:44.400
Karen Tarapata: I can bring a screen. They don't have one. If

1272
02:01:44.700 --> 02:01:45.720
Karen Tarapata: We do go on our

1273
02:01:46.050 --> 02:01:46.620
18453532621: Patio

1274
02:01:47.220 --> 02:01:51.420
Karen Tarapata: We can use the village screen that is sitting in the old stone meeting.

1275
02:01:51.720 --> 02:01:53.070
lauriedodge: Okay. All right.

1276
02:01:53.550 --> 02:01:56.190
Karen Tarapata: All right, so let's just wait to Phase four and

1277
02:01:57.390 --> 02:02:02.820
Karen Tarapata: I think that's simpler to just fall. It's like this fall in line with what the state's recommend you can

1278
02:02:06.390 --> 02:02:07.290
michael esmay: Make a motion.

1279
02:02:07.980 --> 02:02:10.440
michael esmay: Yes, like emotion that we

1280
02:02:10.680 --> 02:02:11.520
michael esmay: Close the meeting.

1281
02:02:15.960 --> 02:02:16.770
Karen Tarapata: Can I get a second

1282
02:02:17.280 --> 02:02:19.950
lauriedodge: I'll second. Lori. Thank you Lori.

1283
02:02:25.170 --> 02:02:25.770
Karen Tarapata: Labor

1284
02:02:29.010 --> 02:02:29.820
lauriedodge: I Lori.

1285
02:02:34.620 --> 02:02:46.380
18453532621: Giants for my dog barking in the middle of the meeting. And often, if you could hurt hear it every time he barked my phone on muted. I kept trying to mute it and I couldn't find JC and so sorry.

1286
02:02:46.980 --> 02:02:47.340
Kennon Rothchild: Don't worry.

1287
02:02:47.970 --> 02:02:50.580
Kennon Rothchild: Don't worry, Carol. Every time the dogs are barking.

1288
02:02:50.670 --> 02:02:51.600
Kennon Rothchild: I'm muted you.

1289
02:02:53.730 --> 02:02:54.240
18453532621: Thank you.

1290
02:02:55.050 --> 02:02:56.100
Karen Tarapata: That's why I didn't

1291
02:02:59.310 --> 02:03:10.320
18453532621: I kept shirt Yeah just kept turning my phone back on and I was like, get the mutant like begging on the wall to them upstairs. I was like, hanging on the wall for JC to go get the dog, and I don't know where he was

1292
02:03:14.580 --> 02:03:15.660
18453532621: All right. Good night.

1293
02:03:18.030 --> 02:03:18.750
Kennon Rothchild: See you later.

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18453532621: Take care and I'll talk to you tomorrow. Thank you. Talk to you.

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Bye.