football player his dad played at mizzou what a great kid we call him daddy longlegs because he's super long and he's just a hardworking kid with high expectations for himself


proceed with a particular option last week or last time we met and now we're entering the next step in the process which is a public hearing so what we what we will do is from a procedural perspective suspend this regular session momentarily an open operate


two percent in terms of overall revenue change each rate is impacted slightly in that but if you call in the very back of the scenarios six describes our adjusted operating income


meetings and although no one likes to raise rates that's not what we prefer to do sometimes it is very much necessary and based on the analysis that came out of the casa service study and the further analysis


discussed later you know with the digester those typically are negotiated amounts and again just through the balancing act to be had there is you know going with the business model any


framingham here as they'll take over on their own thirty yard


michael callahan and now it's an office of zone chance that is gobbled up by kevin daisey the marauder senior goaltender as a glove save for number forty kevin d c nine wins on the season four daisy four shutouts and a nine five one save percentage


this line for the marauders absolutely exhausted after that defensive effort now they'll get fresh legs out there kevin daisey sprawling every which way to make three saves keep the game scoreless here with one night team to play in the first


is also suffering from a collagen injury just the roads are going to look to for check this one takes the bump there and now killing o'connell saving backwards with it sending it down and might be another icing it will be


from time to time starts with one of the five senior captains bam bam a big parsons at the left tackle and yet derek brown currently anchoring the right tackle position there's a first down kerry


delhomme who came into the game with a charitable arm just two catches for four yards so it kind of blows those stats out of the water with the the big pick up first and ten at the arlington forty yard


so so much for the second and twentieth because it turns into a thirty four yard pass play bowler not even fazed after the intentional grounding call on him and he finds his junior receiver


now i guess you know in hindsight you always see twenty twenty four and i guess you know the messaging was always there maybe there wasn't a lot of focus on it and and like i said in a few minutes ago i mean i i'm so close to it you know sometimes i you know i could


whether it makes sense and there are simply my next door neighbor being one of them simply have i have homes that aren't good homes that would be qualified for us so


technical wind and i would imagine the same type of adjustments would be needed in belmont and in the long term long term as then continuing that momentum forward i mean these really just means


christopher roy i would i guess i'm really interested to cure tom's point if you want to because i never got another good mark and i've been working in particular with craig for nine months now when you have it's who you have more of an outsider viewpoint but


lot and i think he's done i don't know there's anything more he could possibly have done than what he's done and he's done a really really great job he's been the operations manager before that in doing the substation work he's been doing the


said not everybody makes it and so some of those some of those overdose deaths i've done the funerals for and so not every day is easy for that community and and not every day is easy for what we're trying to do if we're trying to be allies of people


know help them to use it after hours right and so we need that intel we need that information to load management is very important because of the capacity costs that we have for our for i totally support that but it's a it's a


be in in the situation of well if we don't do big well i have a bridge to nowhere we've got i but you know but if we if we do believe he will have power going at distributed


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those coming up again and if you know any lawyers in those regions i'd encourage you to tell them about it we'd be interested to receive applications from them and usually it leads to concrete follow up we have several cases that are


with freedom of expression and privacy issues when we are talking with judges in many countries chief justices on on every age of sixty five seventy years old when we are explaining those kind of things they have the same kind of questions


jim thank you chip thank you for the invitation to be part of the ceremony again this year it's interesting where the theme of hospital week is making miracles happen in those of you who


god more clearly satan can only be fully defeated if god in the flesh judges the corruption of mankind if this work were done by the spirit of god


films that we concentrate on your local community because that is what it's important that that's definitely the voice that's missing in the mainstream is the local community and in fact everything's kind of getting geared more towards


the doctor says this happens to people right leg but he was always so active and always involved in sports


probably even when you're angry or upset and certainly after you had the few too many that can mean or kill you or maybe what's worse the few too many that can mean or


because in the past we've allowed users to appeal the removal of groups and pages certain large objects like that but you couldn't appeal the takedown of an individual post video or


and this is something that free speech advocates should know about and we'd like to draw attention to absolutely so we'll go to nes was going to say something


it seems that the expectations of the religious world are nothing more than imagination they have done thing to do with the lord's promises they are entirely contrary to god's will and the truth of what he's going to achieve that's really


this punishment can grades keep going down what to do about it what not to do it comes easier like than galloway down the block she's


hominick thank you very much it's rare that i get an opportunity to directly thank congressman taco who has local albany office and his washington office which i frequent either on by telephone or


it's not as some might in washington might have you believe and certainly not our congressman that housing is necessary it is important and you cannot eliminate the department of housing and urban development because there are too many people that really depend on it long term


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there mind i was conscious my response had the authority to crystallize and transfixed the moment upon her gloom or radiance will be the forgotten charm that would be impressed in her unconscious dreams and continue to echo and her


friends family even strangers she is neither demanding nor vengeful she simply hands me a list of facts scripted neatly on a mere plumbing blotched with pure intention i raised the mirror and faced with faith i


that hadn't produced a declaration consensus declaration on anything for a few summits much less something as consequential as as anti corruption something so central to citizen demands in the americas and


the capacity to connect across boundaries of country culture race and religion these are the kind of capabilities i think we need to create a new world and interestingly if we all have those capabilities we wouldn't


guarantee or stand behind in any way and the real business is not delivering truth to people their real business is collecting the behavior of people who used to read the newspaper in order to figure


all serve different purposes i mean media literacy that's an ongoing long term solution which will also contribute to to the effectiveness of any regulatory interventions to influence how media and


we're marching in a romani neighborhood and threatening the people there and the third group is a kind of constructed group of radicals these are the ngo people these are people who dare to counter government narratives particularly right now on


report preventing education which is about the impact of cve in schools in the united kingdom that can be accessed on our website and also the video that i'll be showing you later now what i hope to do today is run through very quickly give you a broad


criticism about that around that the communities themselves were becoming surveillance tools for the state and the state was sucking up a lot of information about these communities in two thousand and eleven the government actually expanded


have to think about it's not that words don't matter words obviously do matter but what i'm concerned about is the use of words as being a predictor of particular kinds of violent behavior and i think that's a very


the and this has to do with the flows of discourse but it's on a model of consumption that we're becoming more and more sophisticated at and in turning us into consumers we're able to shape us in turning and politically we are able to do that as well it has to do with production


on freedom of expression and when that's appropriate and just i think being careful well as a community when we're doing that because of the broader implications because i think one of the things that's underlied the idea of freedom of expression and the idea that it has


pressures off our backs and the only way we can cope with situations is through a chemical that we're not really much as a person


a moment as it ended up being you're hearing it from the person who was there we're not going to get that give too much longer so we try to do outreach to other other hospices because we have the resources and they have the people


so each of the courses online courses is worth ten continuing at credits so they are four weeks long they're done online you can do them in your pajamas and i'm great yeah because you know people you


we have another corner here for belmont two minutes left


ask you what do you think has been the key development or key defining moment for freedom of expression over the last period yeah well again i apologize for


or kids ago and mom really she goes you know but i wanted to do it and i was committed to doing it and i did and i feel so much better now right and then they do to you and i'm sure they want they went home when they got i feel so much better i only and things change so i


today i think this is important such a service thank you for having me i would say it's my mission slash ministry to be out here trying to create the space to don't be threatened by it is just so important and practical going to get you back in town to do any workshops i would


nineteen i beg your pardon the test would be different the test would be an article nineteen test whether it is a reasonable restriction whether it falls within the eight permissible heads to


year that they've been operating but they sort of you know send instructions and agree you know what police should be doing and doing more profile and more core nation they create an information flow between


until seven times but until seventy times seven here we know the incarnate lord jesus could sustain and feed man any time anywhere give them practical and definite provisions


for you are all ones that should have long ago been destroyed because of the coming of the nd incarnation of god god has forgiven him and shown you mercy


and after a hard fought victory belmont win the first round of tournament here at home five to three they will advance on central catholic season will


but yes i guess your first name


to certain types of censorship or protectionism and things like that my understanding from the package which is now on the table with


somebody else can take the job if i just love his she'll not hold you back from doing your duty to the town if she's making a weakling out of you i don't want to have anything more to do with it so you needn't invite me to your wedding


certain portion of the project completed we can assess a value to that and charge property taxes so there is some phasing that will probably try to calc it with the assessors as opposed to just doing a lump sum all once because there will be some incremental increases in the assessed value


dan was sure working on something hot probably that's what he was


prints oh i won't have to he's still here oh well if i had any trouble getting his ticket back maybe i can help thank you because i have to know a little in advance i mean it's rather difficult to get to know if


he's dead now i killed him well it wasn't your fault you didn't know anything was going to happen to him all the time i got to tell ted that's not all how are you going to get out of this now we've got to find the real murderer oh that's great we don't put an ad in the pay but when we start first to question the suspects


make adjustments as we learn more as we go forward all elements of our society will be challenged to grow and to manage the capacity they will have with us opportunities as states we need a couple of tools i want to echo i've got a somewhat sector of use


of a new program and so in the grander scheme of things to make sure this is done right and that we look at all these applications holistically to make you know make sure that all the pieces fit together


you recreate a whole new frame for example on a military truck what is going to be the same tonnage of caring for a civilian truck i just i'm sorry


chairman many of you will remember that specially those of you who started in politics many years ago you remember there was systematic redlining going on that all across america there were people who were


all the time how important do you see this health insurance health reform debate i mean just getting health insurance for folks is interesting and let me just throw this out in the move the sicko one of the things


was around six percent which is higher than the national average and among some owens tongans and some pacific islander communities the rate of unemployment was even greater at two times the national average those are the kinds of stories that you


volume today african americans do one point one percent of federal highway funds buying them as bank businesses do one point six percent that is twenty eight percent of the national population


if that goes into fruition we're going to lose three point six million million jobs according to our study by c r a of that you know here's how we're going to pay the most if you take a pay and put it in nashville and draw seven hundred mile radius


tipper called pre hire contracts where they require the owner or the general contractor of a construction project to sign an agreement with unions representing craft that will work on the project before the actual actual work force for the project is is hired


leverage capital and credit must continue to flow where they are most needed but our financial institutions should not be taking outsized require repeated government interventions to save the system from recurring crisis chairman


for interconnectedness which can be a good thing to be only a good thing and not also a bad thing with the dark side because we don't know where risk lies so that when


because you have got a private facility as part of a large landmark public facility and at the time the largest since the pentagon let


as well as agencies such as the department of homeland security and the department of defense once our investigators pass the access control point this will be i e d from materials they were able to get past the guards we also noted that certs f p s is primary system for monitoring and verifying


assessment of what's happening in our security business and i look forward to working with you to figure out a way to make those changes thank you mr peck jale director of physical planning division


when we held an event there while there were people stationed at various doors we were told that if they happen to come from


enforced but here you needed the authorizing and the appropriations committee because the agency was being literally drained of personnel so again i stress i'm not laying this at the feet of


been concerned about and we wrote in our last report to last july we've been very concerned about this approach because regardless of whether you're located in a level one facility or whether you're located in a level four facility whether you have f


joint cargo aircraft requirement which i believe was for seventy eight planes and series of hearings no one has said that that requirement has gone away as you


detection chemical sniffers to different types of t t p in contractors in the field to kind of help the linguists of those other areas of identifying and targeting the i e d network we're looking across the full mr chairman if i could one


more question and see if any more members have can you talk about the humvee we capitalize ation program a little bit what your plans are designed standard plan is not to build any new but there are looks you are looking at ways to update the ones that we


redesign is below the required reliability that means that inexpensive resigned would be needed to achieve the required reliability finally the army was secured a second limited user test of all the systems during august three september of this year


maturity and reliability issues with the initial increment that testing has or will identify before the department approves any additional production lots moving forward and before any of the systems are fielded


like to move a separate legislation if that becomes necessary and so having the hearing today is the is which is a legislative hearing is our effort to to continue down that path as quickly as possible i want to thank our witnesses for


listed in my written testimony there are many provisions in the bill which embody the improvements needed for the indian health care system i would like to highlight just three of them section two zero eight recognizes the need for tribal


revisit that revise and amend as necessary we think that in the future we would have an opportunity to focus on one or two or three issues that need to be addressed and have some extensive conversations and


actual construction work in progress the job description and dollar amounts committed to the various contracts across the country and we have we have and will continue to update each month


it's a flash drive that connects with our committee web site so the information you're seeing on site differs from the information you're getting please let us know about it i want i want to know


down small planes coming in this is chairman general aviation was within a few days after nine eleven in case nobody remembers manhattan was struck it's a


speed one thank you for recognizing me in a four eighty four which expresses support for designating june tenth as national pipeline safety day i think is is a good way to highlight safety because pipelines have


by omar and the taliban leadership and they were given a chance to turn over al qaida and bin ladin before we attacked them and they refused time of the gentleman has expired the gentleman from


get out and i think that's how most americans feel about this issue the way you turn the iraq war around and many others i think there are many lessons to be learned by that the


introduce our panel of witnesses mr greg is a current managing director of the government accountability office forensic audits and special investigations unit since joining the unit one hundred ninety one he has investigated various high level cases


and then being forced to stay there after death of a thirteen year old boy hanging him selfe in a seclusion room with a cord the teachers provided to him to hold up his pants and a seventeen year old


know this is you know this this is just unacceptable it's just unacceptable that that this would be a policy within a public institution with respect to the care


for that no no but if the texas registry was was a public record the question would be would you check with the person was last employed to see if there was anything on the public record that's on so i don't know that there's a system in place to do that that


prevention attacks yes i said crime prevention and astonishingly in the midst of all of this a lawyer for president obama's election campaign wrote a letter to the justice department last


administration that was examined by that report hate crime prosecutions dropped i was particularly shocked by this i was the chair of the california state assembly select committee on hate crime and i know that hate crimes increased in california by three hundred percent


day will come to order the septum it is meeting today to receive testimony on the medi that initiative examining u s efforts to combat transnational criminal organizations it's my pleasure and pleasure to welcome you all to this


president exercising unchecked power in the absence of a functioning congress the nation runs a risk in national crisis of those proportions of turning to a dictatorship if the person who controls the most divisions gets to run the show and the attack will have been successful in a way that


ocean wisconsin and as i said to him we could be having this meeting at the new to delhi wonderful welcoming place but i want to welcome everyone back to the subject of capital


and the annual threat assessment highlighted climate change as a destabilizing agent and a serious threat to global security given the impacts of this flood so far what are the


increased fuel prices recently listed members comment regarding them pack fuel prices on their operations and their response was overwhelming over ninety percent said their businesses will suffer this year because of increased gas prices


and biodiesel biofuels have a significant impact on restraining the increase in motor fuel prices increase production and use of ethanol is helping to displace gasoline demand and reduce prices at the pump last year we produce six and a half billion gallons


the dormant position in oil futures by investment banks and hedge funds may be contributing factor of prices leading to high gasoline diesel oil prices


to implement both short and long term solutions to allow small business owners such as myself the ability to continue to operate allowing us to provide employment service to our customers know what i would like to see our federal government help us out


angel popped into a red cap now had the angel popped into a person looking like a bomb not so much we're not going to take your help but they popped into somebody that we would accept but then when working with them with clients and students and


perfect he just goes for he just does it women feel like if we don't know every single little thing then that means that maybe we're not qualified for something or maybe we can't do this job as well but if they actually got into that position they've paid a little bit until they got there


going to have a dialogue about what it truly means to be of the date soon as positive energy starts right now he says and so welcome to positive energy thank you


said if the walls of slaughterhouses were transparent made of glass a lot of people would think differently they would they would go vegetarian now put the glass also on the dairy farms and the and the egg


readers is the thing that we can do locally that you or c n n or fox or m s n b c or whatever they're not going to interact with anybody really except sources and they're commentators so we we have that


that's the way the world works and it would never occurred to me that i was not going to go to college and i wasn't going to be successful in something and in reading her article when you really sort of go into it with all the assumptions that are inherent in that upbringing which the rest of


people would call it some people call it jesus some people call it god within them some people call it whatever but if you notice all the spiritual leaders throughout history are often seen with the harmony their chest is effect risen jesus christ our honest chest all the time


getting better and better is that coming up rolling off my time but this isn't new the revolutionary sites are not new to new jersey in general or princeton in particular so i know that we want to get to the ted cruz still days in a little


to be a place where people come to the united states as immigrants and often come to new jersey as a place to live work raise their family so tell me a little bit about how you were planning to make this


engineering in prior years he was busy on space projects with nasa and r c a and played a key role in bringing the last apollo moon walked into living rooms around the world so welcome sam


they take the case all the way to the they all the way to court they win right the manufacturer pays our fees so the consumer is never ever ever in a position where they're paying fees if if if we take on the case and we pursue the case in the consumer


volker we listen to we see santa claus we hear the music and then we see thirty two thousand lights light up a sixty five foot norwegian spruce it can't beat it i look forward to it every year with anticipation let's check it out


that is in humanity and i think most people at the core or good we look at his speeches if we look at the i have a dream speech if you look at his followers speech the day before he was murdered it always talked about


and in fact spiritual success is very different from material success very different you know happiness is not created in the material world without spirituality so i know that you've been


that includes the press that includes institutions within government that were created as karl popper points out to make incremental or piecemeal reform possible it's all been


became lifesavers of rose and her and you need this grandparents at great risk to themselves and their children conceived a bold and clever plan to get rose and her aunt out of poland you'll hear the remarkable details of their


because when you finally do you'll have this statement i make all the time i'll say i never wanted to do it again but is the thing i am most proud of that i went through of it's a challenging moment for you you don't want to experience it all again but the outcome of what you did


welcome good day to you i'm chris korea and this is another edition of open source at p c t v we have a terrific lineup today first janice eleanor janice is the executive


anniversaries in a way are kind of arbitrary things i mean why do we celebrated fifty year integral intervals rather than three year intervals but they give us this opportunity to kind of capture people's attention again and remind them of


couple that had been together most of their lifetime then someone says you know i know this couple carly walter in hawaii and they're just an extraordinary couple they've been together they were refugees from germany and


this i think it's a really important question and topic because you know our culture i'll start by pressing i think that in our culture we're so indoctrinated especially in the west to thinking that as we age we need to look young or we


with reality whatever it is and that's difficult for some people and and yet it's also pretty profound when you find out that that reveals that we have a choice of whether we either accept reality or


wall street that the four most expensive words in the english language is this time it's different and of course we do have differences that occur and rise up i thought i would add a fifth were that the expensive word is this time it's


differences or how do we have conversations that build on our differences rather than to keep having conversations to try to marginalize our thinking into some form of agreement and sameness that the enemy the


done is to allow individuals to apply for and get driver's licenses and you know what it's good for all of us when they can apply for licenses because we want everyone to be a tested driver but we don't want everyone also to be in shape and insured driver and you


you know are we going to get those visas or are we you know leading the way to a hostile global environment where nobody can go anywhere and you know it's you know it's it's challenging well


tube and as a date about half a million people have viewed these things and i had it go out some other ways too but this was the kind my effort to make some kind of effort


real stuff or even your own bias or stuff that comes out well yeah i mean we've been so blessed because we've had such a wonderful support system with therapists and we've been going to children's hospital of philadelphia which has been wonderful


of nuclear weapons which began in one nine hundred thirty nine forty forty one with an arms race against germany have continued to dominate the whole political


japan but the first invasion of the south island wasn't planned until november of one nine hundred forty five and the invasion of the main island was going to be in march of one nine hundred forty six so why did we use the


what would really be the best use of a life and in really contemplating that question and just different people came to my mind slowly the gx or pieces came together of what constitutes


stopping point is creative flow full on just things flowing through you up all night automatic writing playing music or just having a lot of ideas but it's coming through you very fast that's different from


fundamental belief is underneath all of them this is not heaven on earth and it can never be and so we put things on like it's impossible for me i'm a man i'm a woman i'm a canadian i'm


righteous paul and yet the sham in israel so we just filled out on the whole thing and you might tell us what that is the are some in the audience aren't aren't aware of that bit is there is there a place in the end of a


is a rattle breaks a rattle will break up that agitation that that's buying really have to know your instrument oh yeah it's the voices and so once i break that up then i start


so it depends on their intention as well and you're also intuitively feeling yes they may not even realize they want to go but the goal is to leave them in better off exactly but sometimes where we get


passion i'm kind of somebody that comes to the school of thought of just shoot everything until you start to understand where what your new shoes and i it took me a while i was shooting weddings and shooting you know what else was i doing


i think of it as my body is not the whole of me yeah and when i can start digging into the things i actually love about myself the moments in time or i shy and the moments in time where i felt really proud of who i was sometimes i


way to extract yourself from the pot extract yourself in the pile remember i even mentioned that everybody there was students and there's a lot of love and it's now a writer but when that


for practices and making sure everything's always dialed in and finally tune in you know these guys are professional musicians been around for years happy to enjoy them not too long ago and that chemistry that we have off the stage that gives us the ability to do what we do on the stage excellent well we're going to see what's the


director of the one of the children's programs in new jersey says she hired me so i became a professional children's performer and then that continued to evolve and i started performing and adults you know ever since then they started with children worked


there's a number of the bills through my prosecute position i've been able to to get through the process to help people but one of the things i'm most new jersey is that there's just as many pets as individuals in the state and the mill you want to talk a little bit


at the same time teaching the the truth about will so you are there to raise awareness you're there to educate as well as keep them safe and happy in a home that they might not otherwise exactly exactly and then we


that vary from the way they wanted to rule they could be a little edgy there so you know the the important thing is this not to be intimidated by that just go there to represent yourself regardless of the the personal responses you get it's


any thoughts on how and i'm sure you've got a thousand thoughts on how our legal system or our court system could be better off


i spent some time trying to figure out if there was an easy way to amend or modify the bill so that it would become an efficiency bill instead


lani laws that are not working should be changed or replaced show me the water is a serious impediment to the production of workforce housing with a net increase in population of over


expiration dates to entitlements also the country water moratorium from one nine hundred seventy nine still affects many local families trying to survive and even keep their land for their families i'd like to elaborate on that if one of you guys are


come in and participate and you really wonder if anyone's really going to listen i mean so many years she brings forth


and kind of the talk out there is talk is cheap show me the water like it said also that the water director ends up having permission to grant


then over on the last page there is one other section that folks i just want to came and read all of those and just to let you know that the some of the comments may be less gentle than


the mr victor you know who made this bill to come up with something that works but i need you know there's a great discussion here we've got both sides and we want to we don't want to


percent of what it was and then we're told that we have to pay for the service and that it's going to cost just thirty dollars a month i'm in a rental so i can't control whether or not you know my landlord you know approves is


you don't get your thank you mr clerk could you complete reading the referrals thank you mr item number seven that the matter relating to reporting of permitted building improvements be referred to your budget and finance


in a position where we've had to listen to the departments and take them at their word so i believe that this stablish one of the a b and c accounts is the next appropriate and responsible thing for this council to do


skilled nursing facility and a forty unit assisted living facility two medical office buildings a forty bit substance abuse ribbit ribbit titian facility and related arm slate and also improvements on the property values


this bill after its passes certainly made even more remote to get that letter of assurance which is still a major issue in our county i left the meeting ended dawned on me the question isn't who has been hurt the question should be who's been helped by this bill


backyards and creating problems for us as individuals so we're looking at trying to be able to create any media temporary type structure


something that can be solved for the money if the capacity can be increased so that that to me is there is a good place to start thank you mr miller members questions for mr miller


that population of our homelessness into you know things we're talking about here today to address to get them off the streets and getting shelters because we have issues at our church which is only a block down from a resource


because the solution does cross a number of committees and further discussion of those in favor of the finally in place significant us please signify by saying i those opposed say


one twenty seven the dash twelve be a lawyer by statute that in order to provide emergency relief consistent with this the intent of this proclamation i hereby directed all state agencies and officers to cooperate


before you move on to that question i think it's blue and see might want to give some description of where these numbers came from these are national numbers these are not this graph is not county of maui costs and i also just want to share that g c happens to be one of the


too for other wells and the treatment plan expansion so that's the migration of what we've been working on for several years with the support of the council is shaft thirty three and the yell treatment plant upgraded to four wells and expanded we


we do see a lot of people going back to work and we've been able to use them as volunteers now many people are not needing food but then there's a lot of local people they just don't make enough money and they just have too many children i mean it's just the way


rely on that would come out perhaps interface with a client and help their landlord manage a situation that might be a little complicated so that would be one suggestion and i think that


with and we're still going to have a long way to go but we have to start someplace so we're going to start with our presentation and carol will will start all over we'll go into it and then if you have any questions after this


proposal from the free three million dollars they can appear to seven homes we furbished them within a forty six month timeframe and doing what they do best they will be able to recycle those


out there are about eighteen hundred people that are in this whole slew situation so we're taking care of about four hundred of that eighteen hundred so we've got a long way to go to be able to do a complete program but i have to


where you can always come back to particularly with different communities where do we stand in relationship and that's the allocation of resources how we're making sure all kids are being prepared is a real is a really important backdrop to the to the work that policy


serve on that be there are serving on that calendar committee for the forum piece in your meeting tonight and getting back to the board any other thoughts anything on it ok


most valuable asset we have i started teaching staff and we have that mandate that we need to include it during the day and we have an idea that's been presented by our its educational leadership undoubtedly in


drop it altogether because it was so horrible that that could happen so i don't i don't think it's as big of an issue as the gut reaction might be to the change so


so i could add that in if one of the things to concern you know one of the things we had done before was it was when we had the m m u was to consider it wouldn't be considered a quorum unless there was at least


now as we move into a new entity things that we're going to be doing continuing to


based on you know what i think you're going to you want or what you might find useful in your work but you know i wanted to be important and useful you so you know i think these


what are the needs of students in that elementary school students and how far they can be bussed to something that we're going to have to think about i would point out that nine of the seventeen or excuse me nine of the eighteen people


mentioned i want to try and move through this little more quickly but still try and hit the salient points of why it is that the voluntary merger committee has prepared a report and articles and recommended that we merge the


you things that really motivated me to deal with this was i was frustrated as a board member that when we're dealing with issues we couldn't consider how the elementary education impacts what's happening with our


of how we can combine and do things better for a long time so it's not exactly a new idea it's just been gradually gaining more prominence i think throughout which slightly sharon and throughout you know the pressures that have been going on with us


smallest districts right now are either impacted or close to being impacted by what's called an excess spending threshold and that's a line in the tax formula that says if your per pupil spending is above a certain


not that way across all of our elementary schools i know a lot of that has to do just the pressure on the budgets and i think diane used a couple of examples where we've had we have this curriculum a great great


lot of other places what they do is they they hear the list of new hires as a board and they approve them and that that is another way that many other boards throughout the state may do it and the and the approval is just a


merger planning committee so i think it would be prudent to wait and why for waiting as there's an excellent strategy in many areas i also wanted to comment about


that's where the risk is is that it's open ended in the second half of the term so and so for example so instead of getting two cents savings on a kilowatt if it went the other way you know it would


standards rule two thousand adopted april fifteenth two thousand and fourteen in addition students who meet the requirements of the school advisory program requirements will be developed and communicated to students families in the community so that is


how did you and gage ok so this is what we're talking about is engagement and you have to be out there and you have to be inviting if you're standoffish if you're defensive and if you don't answer then you're


there is to call someone to begin with about how we live anymore and it's not what we are what i have and i understand that that's not how we live i'm just trying to say in order for me as a representative of


daily communication community members so this is the document that has been guiding a lot of our work over the last several weeks started so i won't read it to you but


excuse me bill forty six twenty fifteen past first reading it to me twenty six twenty fifteen meeting following this meeting it was discovered that do you agree moments which need to be recorded with the bureau of conveniences prior to second reading


fake research so now they're part of the crew they're not compromise they're now defending it because they don't want to be discredited exactly and so the real position the real researcher who's doing this this


hands they are the very people that said to somebody who was training people in jordan and in turkey that's why the turks don't want to play with us too much because it's going to expose that


so it's not an intelligence community failure it is a political fire that's what the holiday call groups are in control and that's why they can just a lot of people on so many fronts now is because we literally have political


going cut out companies that go back in a campaign contributions i don't know i started working on that and then a wrath of god came down on me through anonymous deals through character assassination you better


documentation is proving very for mirka mockingbird and all these kind things or psychological warfare or subliminal nation that can pressure pressure until they can stop lemonade and subliminal and make you do things to yourself that you normally


letters filing lawsuits but even more than not trying to educate people about the importance of keeping religion and government separate in our own seattle chapter we have been involved with a number of issues


but lately they have been troubled and the world has changed our world has changed american society has changed and it's changing and this is led to something of a kind of crisis of faith if you will now i want to be careful about what i mean by that term a crisis of faith


there's no hinterland for them so what they need it is that they need the united states need the united states military to come in and to basically fight their wars for them and to give them a buffer zone and you can see that first happening


papers ever since as a as a skeptic looking for how the israeli israel is being protected and i followed that with a number of their crimes and other crimes cover ups like the shooting down a flight eight


government to do things like raising the minimum wage or do other things that are necessary that are absolutely critical expanding the earned income tax credit for example now your eyes just glaze


for the last twenty five years i've been integrating acupuncture both sound healing energy medicine and intuitive coaching and it's just been an incredible journey so what is a healer i'm thinking of and yes i didn't know what to


your your dad had so many secrets you know lots of secrets and one of them included arms deal yes yes i mean i've never met an arms dealing daughter before yeah neither frankly


it may not be yours to balance withhold striking to kill to assassinate to get even to hurt it's very


rockefeller and the u n running this and nato and this website is about how their plans are to create a nice new oppressive tope you know all of us sheeple units you know brain dead dummies dumb asses that's


to america twenty fifty dot org the next thing we're going to talk about i repeat again federal registers office ebola rabies field but vaccine virus mixed with


i know that we have to deal with a lot of stuff it's a miracle that anything that we haven't even tried to do is a miracle beyond all belief anything i mean even just to have reached this second right now for me to tell you that and i know you've


veteran twenty seven year veteran zack taylor on these bombshell revelations three months ago four months ago you gave this interview regarding illegals being apprehended at the border with illnesses just elaborate on what you said in an interview about


fact that i was a poor grad student had two children god bless them and i knew i could never afford to send on a private school the rest of california cal state public schools were the top of the heap in the country you know where they are now about that of t i want to i wonder how that happened


means speaking with humility and patients that would hasty words or none none stop gabbing you know how some people they just go on and on and on and


defeat you if you are applying the truth of god's word to your situations and your circumstances the enemy want to look at the situations and circumstances


rupert see and that is what broke it open and i suddenly knew this is what the play is about freeing yourself from artificial constraints now i know what i want to say wow that is awesome


is in our food and the plant is considered a registered pesticide now whether you insist the thing is it's a lot of things this whole thing about g m o it's a lot of things but it's not sex it's not sexual reproduction


cultural clubs and organizations of that school and what they're doing is going to be pretty fun is going to be exciting kohala is going to be sharing and have part of their workshops we have a little greg is going to be sharing about that will clearly and that's going to


powerful and they have a lot of military know how and they have a lot of strategic know how but they also have a very big hinterland in the city of london the city of new york the city of montreal the city of miami


for people that make eighty percent or less of their mimi so it's intended to really be true or force housing so for us it's about you know the civil servants teachers nurses medical professionals working up in the first l a area making sure that we can


on you know trying to get your doctor's office and it's really hard and if you have a child who's sick you often that takes a monetary impact on your family also to come back to get extra services and and things that insurance might not cover it


texas in over one hundred years karla faye tucker was killed while bush was governor bush even went so far as to laugh at and mocked tucker's pleas for her life even executed another woman two years later sixty two year old great grandmother betty


air force vietnam veteran i stand before all of you today diagnosed with thirty two different illnesses diseases and birth facts these are all presumed to be


mean it's actually fairly easy to figure out what the foundations mean by it is just our old friend creativity only on a much larger scale so vibrant is supposed to be a quality that you find in cities or neighborhoods where there's


numerous locations around the world to vacation would do that to themselves i think these people the only thing to really explains their motive is as you said they are trying to escape the judgments of god they've made a pact with


that's real well you know i get a chance fortunately to get away from the computer two or three times a day when i go out in the country to and fly around the country to analyze people's property and help them in


or my spirit i feel like if we educated enough people about the true nature of the conspiracy which is so public now where you know the warren buffet and ted turner and bill gates all get caught meet


of basically obscuring the situation is to say that there despite ing back and forth what we need is a bottom line that the cops have to do their job or they're fired one of the up and no


disturbs the balance of the mind i'll be at your door in a minute just bear with me a few more minutes i'm coming right to where you live


move and i guess i didn't move fast enough the next thing i felt was a kick in my backside and i didn't like that brother because there


recently we're seeing an up to in marijuana offenses because there are plenty of driving under the influence cases that have either marijuana alone or alcohol alone or some combination on the drugs that we deal


lock up too many people but once they are locked up they come out we get rehabilitated we have to give them a chance and certainly right at the top of that list is to let the next assize their franchise the


say they have research going back more than forty years which is it's possible i got the documents from nasa from several times from back in the seventies talking about how they were going to use


warrant the government can use experimental technologies on you it's legislation that has been passed recently in washington d c that experimental government


diseases that puts you in the category of a


felt the spray i cornered this man in my kitchen with a big like a chinese wall thing that i had that had fabric on it and he sprayed me good i shot that thing into him and this thing came back at me hard and


to their people and their system of control has come to an ant but in order to be successful there must be unity but his words then it's finished and he said it's no more time for us to be playing we can't play no more it's going to get really also said that when the system as a nation is on them if you were walking around


and only a few who finish high school actually in college and of those few black boys who into college nationally only


countries now they're going to destroy the population mainly with third word countries now watch where they head


it is


a second or third while i'm on a lot form after two thousand to the shared traveled way must be constructed upgraded to standards of israel policy that's not occurring i do in a second we're not doing a better


board and as we then talked with legal their legal council they thought that was the option that they wanted to go for it was actually purchased and we said fine at the time also the ownership was somewhat different in that we had and


engineering we could live with that the leasing sounded good but if it was i think you would still need to know stock on this we didn't even know the final number of yards


the p e but it's colors we only get about five to six hundred dollars less than here machines aren't all that you know we actually hand it the machine sorts all the paper from the containers and we and sort last one of the things we're looking at is a computer


there's room in there to put in a new thermal double on window and put it in with stops so that it fits in the interior opening above the sill and inside the well would be the jams but inside the wall


of keeps me from getting some of that i maintain a network diagram service worker bee build time cheerios so not much is covered with that type of agreement so if you if we need to do some work to do it you know or we would do


currently coming down into this area now if you have to drive it still through here it's supposed to strive wit will divert that water around the outside it's still


one of the problems i have is with the timeline i've been more than patient and i think that if you're putting it off another two weeks it's just putting it off and putting it off and putting it off in the south location came on to over three months ago


my other hat the vermont school board association's position but they have reinforced that to say specifically you're not in trouble with written correspondence or electronic


brian posted this on front porch for there was definitely a bit of banter back and forth we've also received a series of emails and other things like that some people throw some people against definitely seen a


is probably pretty high here in my property and whenever it rains i have a stone wall in my house and been there for many many years


thought i had a question though i would love to have an answer which is why should we the town change its policy which is stated that it shall not be classified private


different ideas can be discussed but as much as possible i've found that falling it sounds weak but falling back on holocene is the best policy and let the voters change the rules if they need to be changed you


yeah just keep your signature here and do you have a new town plan will you raf compatible to get maximum funds on stream


jericho had felt more appropriate process in warning it to their entire community and his second indicated to me if the warrant budget was it i told him that the line item on the budget showed the forty five hundred dollars


from the d r p as a representative to come to a select board meeting before the final hearing that's at subdivision i mean that's kind of a thing that i've been thinking about how to do branch across and get that coordination of hand panned out a little bit


ground we could do an entire twenty percent in kind service match for the c c r p c option but that's a limited pool of money for the entire program and there would be a


kerry or sherry i think they look pretty good and intergovernmental again line twenty nine that sidewalk revenue is going to change and charges for


someone came to the conclusion that you know he is in violation of stuff we've signed for it he's supposed to be doing one is taking a carry about how long he's there and he has not responded to kerry's nothing nothing a certified


for the whole two hundred twenty thousand dollars


the problem my suggestion is and i want to put this on the record my suggestion is that we hold off on a notice of violation to give mr gubb


i am going to move through we go into executive session specific finding that premature general public knowledge would clearly please the select board as substantial disadvantage


susan thomas and she's had preservation specialists come in and look at all the windows and as i said we're also going to we plan to replace that door that's


road there by irene's house we're going to be paving over the top of the estimate is seventy five hundred dollars we did look at it with a couple of different concrete


right six o'clock when to call the town of underhill capital improvement program public hearing to order on tuesday january sixth twenty fifteen six pm


committee of interested people or something spearheaded or sponsored by the community and want to be very clear that we didn't go into an area that this way or felt was muddy waters or dangerous territory in that way and it's interesting you say community


saying is because i thought i could pass general over there if you had the issues you can but that's tricky but if let's see if he's perfectly on budget this year he spent twenty thousand dollars more because he


very interesting as well that the current some of the current lawsuits that the town is in based off of the perceptions of what's available to be used as trails which are right next to the you know human activities


not and if we choose to do something if it's just looks awfully convenient that the only two areas on that that are unclassified are ours and then we're telling you they're ours and there


have done really well over cross the road so be nice to know where those trees came from and i've got an appointment with the county force through it why did the trees die in the first place and are we at risk of


and did it completely ourselves


current status of things and decide what we want to recommend for possibly applying for the grounds for and you know come up with a list of possible items and then present it to you guys to decide which is if you mean


know hopefully maybe we can get the money in before we send the money if


less for the spouse if you're a family they pay less for your food so i think it's i think it's less than what we currently have but i think we have really really rich so that's my


flood and a loan payment for that truck it never had before that would make it apples to apples more so last year in the first two months we spent three hundred one thousand this year three pounds so pretty so so we can


going into next year it might be better to put those higher numbers in there because we seem to use it quite a bit and then if you you know years that are safe and so on if it forty sixty foot


zoning regs says that if the government is doing it or a church or a school they don't have to go through the permit process at all as long as it meets the dimensional requirements you know they don't have to fire a permit which


i haven't got to the r b a but i mean it's all over the driveway unfortunately we the driveway and the house are two separate items that's why you're in front i mean


second second of september so he needs to take my exceptional design probably very good information to go out there ventured charge me a thousand bucks to do it so i mean that's what he's


is yeah yeah so that's not happening so there are some some money there what file you know it was on the prayers budget and so when we developed this


say i know we do have that feel we came up with last year for any else like fifty bucks or something like up stairs but this is like but but that's for someone who wants to go have a party there if it's just a thing for that we have you guys are working as the guys of the town officers here just parrot you want to hear your breaker because


been contacted by the seller's lawyer dennis hill and must know how we can get through this and get this thing closed and i will check with sherry as to any taxes due i have no idea up check with our


diverting this area up above the area that we were first talking about bringing it over into the space and presently that water you know currently flows down through the impacted area eventually my understanding intervention makes it down to this lower


do the way the policy is heading is to go ten and do twelve or fifty feet if that helps you out that that is the way i lean with your driveway if it's not going to be something that's impossible sets you way back any of those things that


you guys have any thoughts on the chain gate thing is there anything you want to move on think about i mean i don't think we need to if we did something like that in which the agenda we can't really do anything and i think we should put it up next meeting you know


good luck and thank you thank you for your investment the weather is perfect for you get started right now


for the exciting part of the evening election of officers i understand it anyone can nominate just about anyone and just like to point out that brooke anderson is not here


production we were herded some top talent to join the small fledgling company much michigan


would go with that i don't know the exact percentage but it looks to me like the runoff is going to be somewhere between sixty and seventy percent of the water is just going to run somewhere and it's it's


side of apple avenue i believe that was a buffer for the agricultural land that was there and also the potential development that came later we have asked for buffer zones in many other districts specifically the


to have good sightlines both ways and so they tell me that when there are cars parked in the way they cannot find people that they're looking for as well they also tell me that they are


doesn't add doesn't lead to an erosion i know this is going to be a burden on the transportation department and i know it's going to be a burden on our public safety departments i know there are a lot of state city staff that would much prefer


leave it there nobody steals them because if you're on it everybody knows it's not your bike and then had kids that got in get those and bring them back also drop off some you buy sixteen watermelons you just leave them there and go get your car and come back so consider


developers in general contractors and then we provide support of envelop developmental day to day support for diversity contractors we do that together under what we call a shared resource model really what it is


including same neighborhood network and all of the media entities involved just get right down to cases i want to talk about you've development and just to talk about two what would


around literacy is a whole family dynamic they're doing all some jobs and just want to say that i have a working a bill that really is about we talk about the criminal justice system which is around a racial impact screen that needs to be done i'm so it's a


and young families that we see here for whom we don't have a lot of programs currently as mentioned partnership with the school being really important some growth program and growth forest is in essence a quarterly


sampson cation is from brandon wrapped from five forty six pine avenue he is trying to finish a basement in bathroom and a bedroom excuse me and bathroom in his basement and is questioning the six feet


with information statistics and probably you know just and of totally about the surety we have throughout you don't count in the role that will see can play and in helping to bring affordable housing to folks that work our seniors


investment in the town's future and i would also just say that one of the things that we talked about in the committee and then i would like to sort of plant the seed in your minds is that there are other ways of trying to


probably started digging at the end they were out of there by two which is actually pretty good for the morning when morning yeah to the time all the way around to about four or five hours


you take two people one of the crew out of a six man crew you know have you know really slows things down so all our people who are certified go through the training every year have their flagging card and can do it legally do it


you know as you know the only number that really matters in here is that the year we're in anyway right yes yes but i just in terms of the long range flannery particularly for something like this it's at least good to know what the limitations


just really changing our campus culture in some pretty meaningful and exciting ways so i really applaud you looking at creatively to try and do that at the same time however i think that you exist in very much the same world that we


driving over this year can i actually go and rather than just read you and of the governors or this is actually a tax commissioner's letter to the to the legislature and just have you react to what this is a short


and i looking for people that are interested in being on a committee to help with hosting robert boudreau and his american wind symphony when they come this july they will come here in between being a man of steel on their way to


all part of our plan to try to stay in the existing space as long as we can and make it as efficient as possible the shelving is easily and can be transferred into any space in the future


stands for three hundred fifty parts per million of c o two in the atmosphere this is the upper limit needed to stay within to avoid catastrophic consequences for the past million years the


to fifty permit is kind of the formal legal step that we have to had to get and it was approved so there are other requirements that we have to do in putting in the trails the staff is already working on


through life things pop up other things will come to light that will need to or want to pay attention to but this is sort of a highlight list of things that collectively we've thought about it


there's a lot of work ahead of us and as dave said it's not exhaustive it's a great map to get us started for the next fiscal year so i'm looking forward to working on your


also in the main concept behind it was not pushing information on people but instead helping people to engage with each other about great ideas they have been saving energy and it became more of a pull


consent agenda if that's the case you can come up to the podium give us your name and address and the item you'd like removed seeing man anyone on council have an item that they would like to remove


pay for police protection and fire protection and all the other city services that are in cumbered property owners and so this is a pretty big pretty big thing the other of the other part that concerns


not just grab something because it's out there so i do have some concerns about any other


in the top hurry about fiber to mobs he a little bit younger than everybody else up here but i think one of the things that's really important as we look to the future in the next ten fifteen twenty years i said just a little bit


i hope you are bullish on detroit as i am i think that we need your state and that michigan is a great state but it's not going to be as great if we don't have to try and they've certainly had their share of problems and misgivings and corruption and all of


as a whole the non bargaining unit and the general city staff and i i find that somewhat ironic because in years previous the very nature of a collective bargaining agreement afforded the opportunity to say no i don't want that increase i want my own that's


therefore i mean it's a city street obviously now so i that would be about it would be brian white question and they would have to talk with him about that yeah at the intent and if you look at the north side of the project and


discussion in several study sessions in october and maybe even september it is the product of a multi year effort by the marketo area coordinating council service delivery team which consists of appointed officials like myself as


time between now and its adoption there is still the opportunity for people to read and suggest amendments and as mark said those are read and appreciated and reviewed and communicated with council so either get hold of council members or first


dangerous and some of the rules and regulations related to that that they're proposing one of each one of which suggests that they don't believe a dog park is an appropriate use of that land


sales tax way low i mean if people are buying on line right they are but there's the challenge for retailers to figure out a way to bring them back right bring people back in and you have to do it with things interest them to make them want to go there


into that a little bit more about what they allowed and not a lot of uses are for each area and that was in the report so the framework report is is really the first step you know multi step


maximum overall coverage and there was a first year except for the multi duplex buildings that we were proposing and so we are


ok fifty four in forty fourth west eighth street seventeen point zero four eight jim friend construction is requesting a variance to allow for two buildings to use the same sewer the


the street ok the hardship there is just because we need to meet the pollution standards the pollution requirements of having a grease interceptor we need to have a space to position that somewhere here in the building without tearing up existing building


after paying an electrician almost four thousand dollars to take care of the smoke detector issues at all of the properties why it's still open you know and so i don't know answered and the other one i thought if we


close the room it was fine add an extra bathroom we got an exemption from now or that says if you guys are working different shifts there's a bath and a half is sufficient so i think we're pretty much in compliance


the north is a barn which is my barn yes so it's directly to the north there's a barn followed by property i own property to the west is seven acres that's undeveloped the


change and you don't know jack he's not the kind of change let's not worry about that now this thing is going to happen while your husband approves or not maybe when the baby's born jackal say course you will and meantime you should


learn and all those words or you see i keep a vocabulary notebook it's a good way to learn new words to increase your vocabulary so you can express your ideas better whenever i come across a new word reading or listening to


sub paolo brazil looking at a building looking at this picture will help it's the home of a fine modern newspaper let's go inside and look around every newspaper in good standing has an editor and publisher


able to pose as a representative donald payne jr of new jersey at the congressional black caucus foundation in washington where he made it past security and met with the president backstage pearson said to the bloomberg news agency that quote congress has lost


in eleven states will begin issuing same sex marriage licenses to couples in the states this brings the total count up to thirty states where gay marriage is allowed legal analysis predicted justices to end the confusion on nationwide same sex marriage once


into secondary education i mean that's just that's just how it's going to be right it's about your work ethic and how you're going to take the opportunities that are presented


we've got a couple of years early festivals that we have and we always welcome those products then the festivals are community driven the festivals are organized the festival benefit our nonprofits in hanukkah


untitled approving acquisition of two to four point eight acres for the expansion of the cool agricultural park to your planning committee county communication number fifteen dash two to seven from the planning director


quirky thing about this is you can notice from this picture it's more perpendicular to the river it's not parallel to the road and horse and buggy days probably didn't make much difference but when you start going through there with automobiles you couldn't really see who was coming in the other direction


fifty four the store was taken over by there any p u the new england protective union and apparently it at that time there was a movement i'm


and by that point they are various times are still have some amount of store business in the store and then over here this building was built and that was a luncheon at and i believe if i remember from


so if you if i've got you oriented


well in one nine hundred thirty six they built this building and that became the second fire house and town and had double the capacity now it's got to open to garage openings and that was built


isis is a terrorist group with intentions of creating a special islamic state across the borders of syria and iraq in sunni regions they're broadcasting the execution of two american journalists and a british aid as well as mass executions carried out by members of the


probably not i mean if they if they were going to do that if they were going to put the financial resources behind it i would think they would make a move to adopt and make it be a legal well actually i can answer


finally did that and i could see that it was they were really pushing it so i thought i'm going to i do i do like this i think i'm pretty good at this i'd like to see if i can build something here in princeton and i did so we started we made a deal and it


me as a person so it didn't require that much of a stretch as an actor i consider myself a very overly sarcastic person who would probably make up a story like that scary person so pretty much made


become a major problem that unfortunately so called liberal professors i don't call them the liberal don't deal with the take seriously that is a chilling of speech trigger warning to people they don't want to read anything or that might disturb them like you know the lawyer


quarter ending september thirtieth twenty fifteen to your infrastructure and management committee environmental management committee county communication fifteen to seventy six from council member by stuff relating to storm water


four portion twenty fourteen zero zero zero five s u p two two zero one four zero zero eleven to europe planning committee county communication number fifteen


only want to hog the serial killer just richard all the serial oh oh yeah it was just my restored of justice project is called serial killers need hugs too because this is like of


in the hospital so she knows this tech but she doesn't use it in her line known technique but she doesn't use in her life and apparently the autism people have not integrated it into their calling into their autism programs well that's you know


letters being sent to congress congress got right on it and they put they first commissioner of the fish and wildlife service or became the fisherman wildlife service professor pressor baird on it and they considered the carp


watt eggs and then he started falling behind these to see what happened to the eggs and that got very interesting because unlike our which has a pretty healthy fishery and a lot of sun fish and other small fish


we can be sure they were the same we were not the kind of the people at the hospital said the man with lead poisoning couldn't get up for a week and yet the peter was able to escape he wasn't suffering from lead poisoning they couldn't have been right in both cases no good no they couldn't


some characters coming oh my god yes yes vinnie boom bots and all these people come in and sit down and they look around like that and have jackets on they go like this you know when you say yourself a word you get a fan they're always perfect gentleman earthing perfect gentleman they're asking for songs or


us so they make layering pieces that combine the softness of a camisole which is the main part of this product of this shirt with a christmas of you know call those short it were used to have so they come in different colors and patterns there are


anonymous the actual assembly of the playground is going to be a community build project and you'll hear more about that as time allows but obviously a lot of the work that we're planning to do will take place this summer when the children are not on


whatsoever maybe a tornado actually but they're not a tornado i also think the media doesn't cover frats and sororities entirely in the way that they showed like fraternities and sororities are meant to dedicate themselves to community service and character


there was a scene in california i just saw this thing called escape or i just stepped on it i connected with and over the course of time ended up you know your professional skateboarder fashion magazine what are how does that even like kind of


exactly equal enthusiasm about a shop ready made during a one of the madonna and i've certainly never looked at eva has the same way after i've met you and that color top is definitely not


self organize and really get creative and get focused and to deal with change and that's that's what our our improbability does is we we actually we put together exercises from improvisational theater that help build on the


and check it out and they can they can even sign up and get the news e mail them to them in the morning of the know a lot of people in prison and relatives in our area and so more the merrier you know you might want to sell some coffee ads anyway i'm glad your son's


know you want to do things you've never done before you know you know that makes perfect sense when you get to the point when you say yes to a project what is your work with the script where


natural after all we all think of our health problems as personal problems


i mean never a dull moment


about his lifestyle at the time and you know kind of him in his training camp and and you know in his relationship with kids in the public and so like a lifestyle film and my dad did it and it ran on h


if you know objection i mean just


luck seems to have turned against me you want to know that all important papers are kept in the archive as i should have thought about that you were preparing to attend captain drummond's wedding like you how do you know about government reading your


since we're going to be neighbors i i do hope to see more of you and captain delmar you know about the weather yes the colonel told me and my offer my good wishes thank you


stars you are the reason behind so recklessly and fighting like a dog mother i fought like a dog torn so much skin and picked up the scabs not getting about how a scar mom look at my scar after the murder show how


heart by carlos boozer i imagine my grandfather in some third world fantasy putting his hand on my father's shoulder before he took some fifty style yellow cab to some small


two thousand and fifteen and civil fifteen dash one dash zero four three five one the committee has also received the correspondence dated february twelfth two thousand and fifteen transmitting a copy the first amended complaint in civil case number


texted her back and i said ok i'm going to take care of it but next time please call the office like everybody else so that we have a record of them put up your partner please so half an hour later she text me i call the pharmacy it's not there i said well look


how the designated you would want to comment on the mend i mean if we're not going to stand for people stereotyping other human beings in this country and there's so many people working against that why are we saw the say that dog looks like a pit bull and take it from someone take it


anywhere whatever that means it's got to be approved the public service board in my opinion reduced their role from a quasi judicial judicial body to merely an administrative review


after that candidate has answered the question i'm going to give the other candidates a chance to answer the very same question i would ask that you refrain from attacking candidates this is a


us get into that and when i was on the planning commission the municipal planning folks at the c c r p c regional planning commission and eunice will planning offered that richmond could support fourteen knew how to use the


it's looking good a lot of work has been done with the water commission to really go through this we hired an engineering company to come in and do a full report to very conservative numbers we've talked to for it through each phase there's community members and


well i think that the term plan is probably going to be what reflects what we do and if the if those two issues do not prevail if we come up empty handed then we're going to have to


it's something that is yet to be developed and if i'm on a select board although i'm not a water and sewer user for the town anyone that was on the board that was i would expect them to step up for the the


table to hash out some of that where we see various that seem to be challenging so that's where that is to kind of follow up on that when rather came to the table


the town looked at you know we would look a little suspiciously at some of the new flood maps for richmond and hired a consultant to do a review that wasn't really very useful so we sat down with


to the two percent rate increase or peripherally related to that


capital expenses the tank and east main which is kind of stacked up it's been described as shovel ready in previous discussions and that's time sensitive as we'll discuss later because of the route to paving


basic changes all or no person shall park any vehicle reading the number seventeen either side of town the highway number sixty four railroad st entire length and a number eighteen entire side of town highway number thirty west


so i'm sorry we're all going well one more thing is we need to talk about the rates and we need to talk about the budget if i mean maybe not


early you know if you can look at the site and say can you move it over five feet and it when it's at the stage of stakes in the ground those kinds of changes are very very easy to manage


which we still haven't fine tuned everything is three hundred twenty one thousand five hundred eighty three dollars as a positive change in fund balance that's not necessarily the bottom


put in to purchase it it's there only using it it works on the same way where somebody's house is it somebody owns it and the resource conservation district sort of manages it because i was like well that all sounds very complex home and he's


is more of an incentive for them to get it done and especially the one to get them stuff i mean if it's really that minor then just do it and you're saying all of this will be done in two weeks and that what you're saying should be it's hard to say the only thing that would prevent that from


we produce and how do we how do we say that something's only halfway done we're not ready for it to come out you know to possibly say somebody could get access to that record i guess


make a number of substantial changes during the six month or actually eight month public hearing process the draft or the version that you have tonight has


one of the things i was running the numbers of over the weekend and you know the residential side probably about fifteen twenty percent of people bills dropped in that they're not coming here you


and would we be can we make a motion to to accept this policy with the with the noted changes before you do that the one point seven referred to said statutory so is there a reason


so the current planning commission recommended changes documented still active for roughly another sixty days and were free to consider that amend that


a good compromise in terms of ensuring that we're really moving this towards the office research manufacturing area we might even consider shrinking goes from the proposal to match case you have


my power the percent might be high but you know maybe you're right maybe there is more research needs to be done i think that the original the original was one hundred


problem and so you know and unfortunately it sounds like one of those situations where i don't know what the problem is i'm sorry for it far from you know that you have to live with that but i don't think that there's anything the board can do in


and essentially with the idea is to the things that we that happen organically after our reamer everybody came together and the town really worked together as a town and and and did a


conditions could be optimal and i don't need to be unless they are in notice don't know


volunteer hours or sometimes you got to take what you can get if there are people more people in the water system who once are in the towns first by all means but i mean at this point i think that the contribution has been has been


richmond but for jericho and wills than it is but we're providing better data and they encourage that so they don't charge you for the review of that


very difficult i only got this list today we don't know really what kind of reduction in property value or grandest value to expect i don't think you could apply a broad percentage to every single


i don't know the answer but i think we need it but you know we're getting a little ahead of ourselves here yes but but but you know so what's the way you're hitting on is perhaps someone could answer why this is in the document as a recommendation and not a requirement and


point forward would be to identify a significant issue with either one of the applications and request a public hearing if we don't do that it's likely those out what you know one of the applications would be


could try to see if there is an environmental grounds on the one of these towers gordo thank you for going through any weapons or any sensitive areas from what i see so really you're limited to again are locals already


to some extent it was tracking where they were local units in the building and and most of the rest of the well except for the current which ignores a and b per gallon rate which essentially tracks the current rate


do land development they have to apply in the planning office and as part of that application process they would come aboard in the middle of it to get a preliminary data


draw attention to themselves you walk traffic or whatever it is has nothing to do with it in that case it's like we're not saying that it's ok for them to do what they need what they're doing they're sort of responsible for their own


where we go with oh i'm actually i'd that's more built into this this staffing it's more of a manpower issues that a technology issue people to help patrons and troubleshoot there's a


materials are getting smaller your plastic bottles and the cans are getting thinner and there's less and less material to handle well we get one third of our budget from out it's always management fee on what it's


fantastics challenging slush interesting green changes on the property you have ever walked around there and so we're trying to because of the flood plain because the flood thing takes the developer


could be over parking we have to go out and resort of a walk to do it right it evolves all the time when you take an engineers plan and they just plop it all down and you don't go you know really marry


mean i'm not talking about making a film twenty page application is not what it is here but hey i agree that there may be some more concise questions that we can ask to actually get a better answer so i think some time to review this would be useful


or so we've been fairly consistent it's been fairly steady beside the expected loss of that one all or yes ok so i see that there is that there are a decreasing block


in effect on the rates yes so if we are able to find the car in contact i'm through and it's a rough loan then the money that we have allocated to that in the budget can either be taken out or it


permission to maybe start that process you know people get upset when we cut trees down but it will be two or three years before they want to move because that's so that's one of the three issues and then over the years


of conditional used approval these are the uses that would require approval from the development review board to receive permission to begin building


to get the mine where system is what we're construction season where they're dumping a lot of money that money could be spent on our system and then the other reason is that if we don't go down to the beginning of the gateway sooner than later we


america because of the mountains which form natural boundaries not all of the countries have been linked by rail


conscientious citizens naturally produce conscientious governance the words of jonathan child first mayor of rochester still echo sensibly in local ears in the intercourse of


to be bringing in transit a couple a couple points on other transit technologies street car was looked at not the old fashioned trolley but the modern version of the street car which


today just might running the study you guys are already impacting my property value secondly i have to disclose to me when that if i were to sell my house to that you guys are running the study so now you're impacting


then why the whole focus the whole town votes on this kind of bond even though the whole town isn't responsible for paying back the bond right so the all all of richmond's debt is general off the cation debt which


thousand i think so you know so i think that sort of sums it up right next to me from the folks i've talked to where everything's pretty cheap nobody pays much attention but now people are owed


budget because we still have the ability to change that it gets approved in our annual meeting in mayor jim because our fiscal because we don't actually approve our budget we move our budget separately at the end our annual meeting so this is just kind of


expenses that we have been and had had proper planning been done knowing that some of these debt payments were coming due this year we could have we could have more gradually increased the rates to account for it and you know i mean


long and so they have a a much greater impact on the delivery of water harrington's needs a lot of water all day monday through friday to work to produce their product and so they need to rely they have a


home in the community uses about forty one and a half thousand gallons of water here so there's about one hundred seventy two single family homes out of three hundred thirty connections plus or minus i took i added that up and i divided and it came to forty one


modest though it might be in the next hundred years settlements grew and flourished and the folks who worked hard and were thrifty could build better homes and better farm settlements became towns and


back it up we have a very good quality translite pipe so as far as my short term agenda is east me and pleasant street the rest of it we've got time so we're pretty


cash and that's going to be repaid over thirty years that are negative interest rate future projects we have east maine and we talked about that earlier we have west mean that's a that's impossible to predict what that's going to look like


time not just the washer washing machine but the refrigerator in the car approach and i'd like to be able of placing a space them out further or to have had a greater reserves that we had built up over a period of time but unfortunately


didn't paint us in the best light and i think that that's what i've seen change over the decade with the with the you know the rise of the twenty four hour news cycle we have got to be better and we have got to be working hard each and every day and doing the right thing and i


well i mean it's it's more or less about best practice yes and we're trying to identify what the best practices are and share that with folks that that that want to want to want to to learn about it and to do their own and i think that people are going to be basing their cost


bets i mean health care is no longer about being in the hospital you know if you're sick the last place you want me to last we get sick or we're going to hole so health care now is about moving folks back into the community changing the way we think about health sending folks home with an i pad even


went through that that's fair enough for us but you know that was another thing over the minutes as i thought we had decided that i was going to have a policy we just needed to take it up and and approve it and the minutes a six to seven decision will be


which they did in the last project to help them beef up their marketing and online presence so there is a think community college of vermont would be offering some courses for people to learn how to use the internet so there'd be a lot of services that you would


of easy to explain just because we're going for once you know there is a little bit longer water service because we're running a three quarter inch water line to that building in whichever location so it's about ninety more feet of water service we do have to cross out you with it with a ditch or


i could come here and campbell just really committee is where these things need to be done because people are going to come here bill you know dozens of different ways and i can't just bring them to the board one by one


what's the proper terminology so as to separate the recent bills from the from the people that are seriously in arrears jeff i'd say you're going to waive interest on


statements to the town and would that be enough of a review so that it but i would actually be concerned about is if we literally have to have if we have to be classed in another five years another different


paving jericho road from the jericho town line south to the interstate bridge and the structure it was culvert hauling forest curve and we did not get those grants so this year resubmitting


accounts and i don't understand this and it was there it looks like it's taken from one spreadsheet but i can i see i'm having trouble understanding so one of them it looks like


time i don't really see a simple way of seeing in this well we're going to do in the old past you it says do twenty one thousand one hundred seventy seventy five and the new past year is eighteen thousand three thirty forty seven so so now that we understand what the spreadsheet


i don't want to upset the applecart i think run a good track if we can if we can take a case by case and some of the really challenging ones then we take a case by case but i think what we're doing is working i think they see


eighty five hundred instead of fifty seven fifty eleven five with the like don't on the contrary it's stacked and it's not integrated trip trip but so when i look at these


revamping zoning in town because the the mismatch between the template and zoning is real but also when it comes to discussions about the specific development that we do with that cheese factory parcel it's not appropriate talk about


amazing and it's that's pretty much how it is around the northeast because you can pump it to a higher elevation and have it go by gravity down down south you have to pump across flat ground and there their costs are exorbitant for electricity but i digress


they are because i want it to be the same for everybody so there's no special treatment i mean it's this is the same reason why we've when the fire department had a leak in the truck and they filled up there that the truck using


project cost was around six hundred ninety six thousand and then for the low pressure sewer was three hundred eighty five pounds and that's all within the right


afternoon it is just past five thirty on may fourth two thousand and fifteen we are here for the town of richmond water and sewer commissioners meeting we have a number of agenda items before the select board meet seven


the next category is wastewater online so there are two distinct services are provided by the water resources department waste water and water and there are some costs that are only waste water and


fourteen be allocated by this commission for application to the twenty fifteen reserves second


mad so we had to find a look at the bigger picture of what it does overall and again we felt more comfortable in this approach overall


usage if we stay with a rate structure that remains based on usage then this probably won't happen much of the future will know that if they get that call they have to fix it will


we already have about one hundred ninety thousand that wasn't spent last year because of the flooding so we've got basically two gravel plants to do this year we get yes yes all right but it's


bridge the initial is going to be done through them and then ongoing maintenance will just be when they read over the press develop and you have to you out you do have to read to maintain like there's a certain amount of


some some debt service numbers and we can get from contributions and then revenue calculations and see if this project would pay for itself does


all or water service needs and will build that two hundred fifty thousand gallon tanks on that one day we need the fire protection we can drain a tank and everybody out of water for a day but we put the fire out and back and then the village had the


property requires the thirty five hundred gallons for x if you can demonstrate by using six towns with air tankers that you can provide that fire protection for the appropriate time five miles out so come in and expand their rating five


felt about it you know look at it at my fellow commission members at this point thinking you know work this is another project work pretty far down the road at this point however is different from the extensions at this point perhaps could be done so we


sleep you can see what water before rain which again reminder we're required to do so the highlights of the increase decrease the far right column here is helpful because it shows the ups and downs and


not an overcoat over in the seems to be full of incriminating evidence i think i'll take it in with his family


incremental in nature and so we start with the fiscal year nineteen budget which is already in balance you've already authorized it i assume you could change it a bit in your fall town meeting if you have a fault but at this point in time you have


is a debt service included in the revenue sumption as well this is the debt exclusion that means that as the debt service increases the property tax increases to cover the principal and interest and so starting in fiscal year twenty


percentage goes up to five point two nine but we we brought it back down and used it in the five percent again that's a standard percentage for cities and towns but you also see that in order to maintain the five percent on the lower half of that slide you


behalf of the community with three years worth of revenue support through the override was was quite a task so thank you for that work i look forward to working with tom in the next financial taskforce and hope that we have equally as good results on behalf of the community


largest wave of the waves in that wave is right now in the five through a community at the at the general so we've really tried to support the channel as best we can because we did a good job i think bringing the class sizes down at the elementary


ok i thought it was important that you mentioned your ex officials on the retirement board are you a member of the audit committee so you're a member of the audit committee and you're a member of the credit union is that a committee or a new


began along with another patna ship with cambridge and i think it's grown now to eight other communities with children critical incident stress management team so that as we know that the


works is we propose the budget now if you want to say ok we coordinate with the warrant committee or we coordinate with the school committee the school committee is elected the work committees not elected capital budget committees not elected we are elected


we continue putting the free cash that we're putting in alongside this and so what that does is it gives you like thirty to forty five to eighty plus five hundred so you'll be up to about seven fifty so


have a couple items really to go over one is just our annual report i can't remember i think we talked you guys last year around this time and the others just to review a couple surveys that we put together and that we're hoping to release to the