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Middleton Select Board Meeting - 24 August 2026

The Middleton Select Board approved minutes from July 27th and August 10th with a minor correction. They signed Andrew Seal's personnel form for his new highway department laborer position. They accepted a certification for yield taxes assessed, resulting in a $6,779.71 credit for map 18, lot 44. The board approved a late elderly exemption application due to medical reasons. They authorized the Trustee of the Trust Funds to release $167,640 for CRF items including highway, revaluation, and fire department purchases. Regarding Map 8, Lot 12, they accepted a letter from Avatar explaining the denial of a tax abatement. The board offered two AC units first-come, first-served, unredeemed units to be turned in for $50 credit on September 5th. They added Tim's name to the conservation, ambulance, and police detail bank accounts. They purchased a bank reconciliation module for $500, with $1,000 annual support starting next year. They voted to dispose of excess town furniture. The excavator purchase was tabled pending a second quote from Volvo.

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All
right, we're going to call the meeting
to order.
I aliance to the flag
of the republic for it stands one nation
under Gody
and justice for all.
>> Okay, roll call. Bonnie here. Roxan
Tuskegee here.
>> Michael Green here.
>> Jonathan Synindorf here.
>> Tim Kman here. Okay. So, we have first
item on the agenda is the approval of
minutes. Um, and what date are those
four?
>> The first one is July 27th.
>> Yep.
>> And the other is August 10th.
>> All right. So, July 27th. This was we
had read these over, but there were some
amendments and we approved those. So,
this is just needing
>> So, we just need to sign this then.
>> Okay.
as we approved at the last meeting with
the amendments. Okay. So, we have
um the minutes from August 10th. So,
August 10th, um
under one, it says we went into non we
opened up the public meeting at 5:35 and
then it also says the non-public session
ended at 5:35.
>> Oh, yeah. You
>> So, um that's the only thing I have
though. Hey guys. So, just that one
correction.
>> So, um we can go ahead and I'll
>> make that correction.
>> Okay. Make the motion to accept the
minutes with that update. Somebody wants
to do that. Tim, you did.
>> I'll second.
>> Um all those in favor?
>> So, we'll give you that back. And Kim,
the next meeting, we'll just sign those.
That's all. We won't need to um
we won't need to uh Oh, that's all good.
So the next item we have is signature
action item. First one is personnel
action form for our new employee
Anthony Seal. Can I say it right?
>> Andrew.
>> All right. So this is uh he started on
>> 810 and so this is just his the employee
who needs to sign this. So, um, go ahead
and
get that signed,
you just have him come over and sign
that tomorrow. Kim,
>> is it does it say employer or employee?
>> It says employee, isn't it? Or did you
change it?
>> It says
>> Oh, okay.
Okay.
>> That and that's what I was wondering if
>> we mention
what Andrew Seal is.
>> Oh, Andrew. Yes. Andrew is the new um
he's he accepted the position of the
laborer for the highway department and
he started on August 10th and uh yeah he
comes from other construction
backgrounds so we're pleased to have
him.
The next item you have is certific
certification of yield taxes assessed.
So, this is
for Oh, this came from the looks like
from the Department of Ham New Hampshire
Department of Revenue Administration.
And it looks like we're getting we got
to pay six Well, they're going to do
it's not us. We're going to end this
back $6,779.71.
And that's for
map 18, lot 44.
Don't ask me what the I don't know the
what the address is on that off top of
my head. I guess
that's it. It's all for Yeah, it's all
for the same. So, um someone want to
make a motion we accept that? I guess I
don't
>> I'll make a motion.
>> Okay. So, it's the certificate of Yale
taxes assessed. So, um is it a
signature? Looks like it
24
and there's two places to sign
everybody.
>> Robin's nice about filling this in for
us. 246.
>> Was that all in favor?
>> Oh, all those in favor? I'm sorry. I
>> Sorry. Thank you. I got distracted
signing.
>> Glad you're here, Bonnie. Keep me in
track. Somebody has to.
>> I know it is true.
It's a It's a big undertaking. Yes, it
is. Um
the next item we have is the late
application elderly exemption.
So typically
um typically these need to be in by
April 15th. Um the gentleman submitted a
letter. He stated that he was unable to
apply on time due to multiple health
issues that resulted in hospitalization.
He's attached a letter um and he is and
it says under RSA 7233 it authorizes the
select board to accept a weight
application under certain circumstances
provided the tax rate has not been yet
set for the year and it hasn't.
>> I motion.
>> Okay,
>> Any discussion?
So let's see where we need to sign here.
26. Six.
Um the next item we have is the trustee
of the trust fund. So this is from Janet
Kayla who is the head person for the
trustees. She is requesting the money
that we approved at the town meeting for
the CRFs. So that would be the highway
department, the revaluation,
the self-contained breathing apparatus,
the natural or man-made disaster, the
fire department replacement vehicle, the
public safety complex, the medical
equipment department, mil foil and other
aquatic species, old town hall, the PD
gear and equipment in the fire
department equipment. And so that
amounts to $167,640.
So, if someone would like to make that
motion to make a motion.
>> All those in favor?
>> I
have one last item is statement
followup.
And I'll wait till everybody's situated
here.
Perfect.
There's that one. Um, Bonnie probably
needs to sign that one that you have in
front of you, Kim, that you just Yeah.
Yes. Bonnie needs to sign that one.
>> Oh, that's right.
>> Oh, maybe it's this one. Oh, you should
have to sign that one. It's like the
second page in. Yeah, right there.
Okay. So, the last item we have for
signature is the event with followup.
This was uh brought up at the last
meeting. Um it was in regards to
um map 8, lot 12 and um there's been a
little bit more clarification on the
reasoning for the denial of this. Um and
so again, Avatar is coming back stating
that um to the denial of the abatement
in the exp. This was the one we talked
to last week that David Fran came and
spoke on. Right.
>> Yes. Yes. And so um they he's had a
conversation with Robin. Robin has had a
conversation with Avatar. Avatar has
written a much better explanation as to
why than a
>> so um and it's a whole page long and I
don't necessarily think it's necessarily
to read it out, but we can if you'd like
if everybody would like. Um, I think
they've done a much better and I think
Dave has um is is more understanding of
what they're what they're stating for a
reason and addressed his concern which
was not initially addressed which was
the landlockwalk.
>> So, um I'll entertain a motion to
>> move second. Okay.
made the first
>> Tim.
What did you say? Tim made it. And then
you can either pick Bonnie or Mike.
I heard it.
I heard Mike. Just saying.
Um, so the next item on the agenda,
we're heading into new business. We have
the old home association/chairs.
We'll look to you Bonnie guessing at
you.
>> Um so in talking with the old home
association while we were setting up and
everything the other day, um they are
interested in possibly, it's not a done
deal, but um it's on their list to talk
about. Um possibly getting new chairs
for the town hall here because we've
been breaking some of them lately. Um
they're not the best of chairs and they
>> Okay. So is there looking to make that
as a donation to the town? Um
>> I guess I said it's not a done
>> open that up for discussion to say I
guess you know because we know chairs
aren't cheap
>> so it might be something that they want
to look into and come back. It might be
something we're willing to maybe
split, you know, depending on what the
cost is because I know I've looked in
the past how much and they're not cheap.
They're like
>> maybe like 20 or so or something.
>> Yeah. But I mean I think the idea is is
you know I mean if it
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Well, no. Good.
>> Well, why don't we first see what
they're proposing and then go from
there.
>> Yeah. Like I said, they're still kind of
discussing, but they wanted to put it
out there for the board just to heads
up. I'd like just mean like saying we're
open to saying hey you know we want to
work with you as well as you know we're
willing to accept the donation too. So
>> right
>> good um old town hall sidewalk to you
again.
>> Um so a lot of people have been making
complaints they just don't see where it
lifts up out here and after years of
having it flat it makes it even harder.
>> So would you recommend that we just
paint that
>> paint side? Yes. It's
>> okay.
>> It does not show up especially in the
dark and so many people have tripped and
I'm afraid of somebody really getting
hurt. So I'll just refer Jim is there is
there like reflective paint that we
could you know like to do the marking so
that it kind of
>> I mean I have no problem some
>> usually
glass.
>> Mhm.
>> It's almost like sand and you paint it
and just the chicken
sticks and it that's
>> it's kind of it's reflective. Rochester
and stuff
before its off
transucent.
>> Okay. Um I I don't
>> I don't I don't disagree. So maybe we
could ask Dan like what he would think
the cost would be. I mean like how much
paint it would be because he probably
could tell us. And not that we're
looking for anybody at the moment to do
it. Um, but I'm just saying to get you I
can't imagine I mean cuz who knows I
don't want the paint to be say like it's
$1,000. I'll be like what you know. But
>> it
no intent would be to paint it white so
that people are aware that that slant is
paint
stripes.
>> No, I think that's it. The idea is to
paint between the stripes white. So then
it's one solid.
>> Yeah, I think. Right. That's what you're
>> Absolutely.
>> So we can look into that and see maybe
what that cost would be for paint and
then move from there.
>> Sounds good.
>> Somebody's gonna
get hurt.
>> No, I just want to know how much the
paint would cost.
That's all I'm asking. Um, the next item
we have is AC's, free first, first come,
first serve. So, the town does have two
air conditioning units upstairs. Um, we
had donated them to a previous uh place,
but they didn't make it to that
location. So, um, we have those. Um, I
would say I know that we can also I'm
going to look on my I got a sorry
uh PSNH has a or ever source. Sorry,
dating myself. Right. They have a
turn-in event if um so if the we can't
if nobody wants to come get them,
there's a turning turnin event in
Rochester. We just need to get the
paperwork downloaded off of um I think
Eversource's website, fill it out, and
they'll pay us, I think, $50 um a unit.
So, um I guess that I'm good with that.
I'm like, we can offer it out there, and
if they're not gone by the time the um
the event happens, then we can take them
down and turn them in and get a hundred
bucks for the town.
>> Is everybody good with that? Do you know
when is
>> it's going to be like I think it's the
the weekend of maybe November 5th. So
it's only like two weeks away.
>> November.
>> Oh, sorry. Gosh. September. September. I
don't know why I said November. Oh my
gosh. Good lord. Um so if we can get
that out on the website to say, you
know, first come first serve. We have
two units and um
you know they'll be gone by the weekend
of September 5th.
>> Is everybody So if somebody wants to
make that motion that would be a motion.
>> Okay. Anybody second that?
>> All those in favor? I
>> Okay. Um the next item we have on here
is banking. So I spoke with uh one of
the women from the bank regarding um our
account. So we have our we have our
sorry um we have our regular bank
account
>> general fund account um which we are all
on there as signers but then um we have
the town has the conservation has an
account the am there's the ambulance
revolving fund and the police um detail
fund. Those three accounts typically
have only had the treasur's name on the
account. Um, and the recommendation was
to at least have two people's names on
the account. So, um, what I'm looking
for now is to see if we can go ahead and
have one of our names put on the banking
account. Otherwise, we can't do really
do much business with those accounts. I
don't mind having my name on the
account. Um, but if anybody else wants
to have their
>> I'll volunteer to have my name on.
>> Okay. So the motion Tim is making the
motion.
>> Someone in second that
>> all second.
>> I so I will just need in in order for
this to happen I need to the minutes
from this meeting to take those to the
bank so that they can so just to kind of
clarify that.
>> Um the next item is payroll conversion
and I think you want to speak to this
Kim.
>> Yes. Um I I've been reaching out to um
Christian at MRI to find out when we're
going to do the payroll conversion and
um
in the delay of them getting back to me.
Um Carrie Sawyer is the one who's going
to deal with the payroll. So she should
be reaching out to me in the next couple
of weeks. They've had um people leave
um those positions and this is why it's
been delayed. Um,
also, so I'm
looking for transparency to just
transfer as of January 1st the payroll
over um because it makes it much easier
doing it in the middle of whatever is
in. Uh yeah, I think I would agree with
that because I think I was just talking
to another town that uses MRI MTS and we
were talking about payroll and they said
that they cut over it on one one of the
I don't know if it was this year prior
year or whatever but um by doing that it
avoids us from having to do like two W2s
W2s right
>> so we're looking January 1st 2027
>> yes that they would that we would
implement using the payroll
>> just wanted that clarification Yeah.
>> Makes sense.
>> Yeah. Okay. So, which translates into
number 15, which is we have the I guess
maybe which is part of the system MRI
NTS system, the bank reconciliation
module, Kim.
>> Yes. Um, so basically once we get
everything into the AP like um we get
Avatar in and everything that's going
into there, we still need to be
balancing this portion to the bank um
statements and not just treasurer. Mhm.
>> Um so basically in order to do that we
really are going to need the um bank
reconciliation module which was not
priced out at the time that we did the
rest of these.
>> How much we looking
>> what was the proposal of what they were
providing? Um the bank reconciliation is
usually $4,000
for the um purchase of it and then an
annual support of $1,000 um a year. And
Christian says given the delays of some
of this, they're willing to adjust the
annual fees and bill $500 up uh and just
do the annual fee and bill just the $500
upfront. So instead of paying 4,000,
we're only um we're only paying500 for
the actual margin
>> and then $1,000 a year after that.
>> Yeah. Um and so I can say um we do have
we do have money in um data
communication and equipment. I don't I
mean I would I don't necessarily I think
that's happens to do with any computer
type of in in uh computer replacement
type of stuff purchases we have 10 thou
in the CRF that's right now it's at
10,000 $51763
I think given that they're going willing
to sell it to us for 500 and the cost is
$4,000 um I I don't think that's
>> okay I'll second that
>> all those in favor favor.
>> I perfect we can discuss maybe we don't
need to use it out of that account, Kim,
but we can take a look at other
>> there's going to be a lot of work going
into getting the stuff transferred over.
So that's why I said January 1 would be
good for the payroll. The bank
reconciliation was a lot of work going
into that. And even if that's done,
>> you know, it doesn't have to be done
this year or um I mean 500 this year to
get purchased,
>> right?
>> And um and then maybe after the first
quarter,
>> we just need to make sure when we get
ready to do budget for next year that we
have to incorporate that $1,000. Just as
a on a side note, just as FYF everybody.
Um so the next item is town furniture
property. So, I will note that um last
week or a week or so ago, I guess last
week, not this p week and a half ago,
when we did the electronics takeback, we
brought all the town stuff over and
provided it in the bins or wherever. Um
in looking around upstairs, we have some
excess furniture that we aren't
utilizing. It's nothing that's useful
for us for the town. like there's a big
metal desk with a top on it that has um
an electrical outlet you can use it.
We're not going to use it. I don't ever
see us any of us using it. So um and
there might be a couple of other pieces
some old chairs that are up there. So I
was just looking to see if we could be
willing to Oh, and the voting the old
voting box which
>> it's just the case which is behind here.
It has um it has no useful purpose to
us. It has no electronic stuff in it or
whatever. So um if some I'm looking to
see like if we could just give that away
if anybody wants
>> historic or anything. It's not that old
or not.
>> What the No, the old No, no, this is
just the plastic one prior to the
>> I mean when do we do the uh the big yard
sale?
>> I don't know that we're doing a yard
sale.
>> We're not doing one this year.
So,
>> but so I mean I think
>> usually be like more like June or July.
>> So I would just say maybe we can put out
there saying we have very a couple of
pieces of furniture some chairs and I'm
talking they're just like regular. They
look so they're kind of like old acur I
feel like they're like old plastic hard
chairs like that and you know but if hey
if somebody wants them that's fine if
not and then that desk which is big
metal and if we nobody wants it we can
certainly you know put it in the metal
pile but I'm just trying to you know try
and get stuff situated so it's a little
bit um cleaner upstairs and uh
>> anybody could put a maybe
for that stuff and then
I I mean I don't necessarily think to me
I'm thinking I'm just fine I'm fine with
if somebody wants to come and take it
and just get it out of the building.
We're not using it. A lot of it's you
know I mean it's just sitting up there
and it's taking up room.
>> It's just become like the storage
upstairs and it's like um so that's my
proposal. I don't know if anybody's
good, you know, if everybody's fine with
that because of that. So if you want if
somebody wants to make that motion to
>> we'll make a motion to get rid of the
excess furniture
>> and we'll just put it out there for
first come first serve if anybody wants
it and if it's there after two weeks or
whatever we'll just get rid of it. Is
everybody good with that?
>> Sure.
>> Um all those Okay. So Bonnie made the
>> Mike seconded. All those in favor I
>> So town property I think you had
something Jonathan.
>> Yeah I should have. I'm still learning
how to do things correctly, but I me I
noticed like a half an hour before the
meeting I said I should have added on to
the agenda, but it can fit under this.
Um Jim over in highway department has
been doing a lot of really great work
over a period of months, actually more
than months because it would have gone
back to to last year even um looking for
to purchase a new piece of equipment.
They've really done their homework on it
really well as to cost and what they're
looking for, what they need. He he'd
like to talk to us about it.
>> No, just state what you just say what
you're here for.
>> So, yeah, it's in regards to the uh
excavator.
Oh my god, Dan had come in a couple of
months ago and went over um purchasing a
new escalator.
>> He's commented about it several times.
>> So anyway, um like John had said, we we
uh had been looking at it for them for
quite a while. We went uh two years up
the mountain demonstrations.
Um, we were wanting to put a unit on the
loader, but uh, Caterpillar, the only
uh, vendor they had, went out of
business through CO and so that didn't
uh, pan out. But, um, probably that
wasn't the best route anyway. the uh the
esavator certainly be much more suited
for uh hitting the higher
brush and stuff down on the road edges.
Um
also
this excavator is not a it's not a sub
compact but it's much smaller than the
one we currently have. Um, it's a
three-piece boom
on the new one. Uh, which means, you
know, if you can picture it, you can
fold the boom up much tighter than pick
it up over the side of the truck. So,
it's also
um not exactly a zeroturn machine, but
uh it the the swing on the back of the
excavator
um that we have now is is big. So, you
uh and with the two-piece boom, you will
most of the time have to sit on the
opposite side of the road and reach
across to ditch. So you're encumbering
traffic both lanes. This would be small
enough that you could sit on one side of
the road much safer for uh the motor in
public as well as us being out in the
road. That's another attribute to it. Um
we uh
we looked at
uh trade in value
um sale what those cap machines go for.
Um the top of the price, you know, was
uh 45,000.
Um that would be a machine
in immaculate shape. Um they they're
offering us 40,000 trade in on it. Um
and like the air conditioning's not
working. Uh the paint's kind of faded on
it. You know, I think 40 40 is a good
price uh on the machine. So the other
part of it is uh
between block grant money
CRF money. Um
we have the money to purchase it. So
there wouldn't be any lease any u
any cost. Um
no no money from the uh capital reserve.
>> No would be money from the capital
reserve. money from the general from
taxation
>> from from the taxation. Yeah. Um so
that's where we're at.
This is the quote. I just need a
signature. It'll probably take somewhere
between
two or 3 weeks a month.
>> So you have three quotes, right?
>> Not on this. There are three of them,
too. There's not three people who sell
excavators.
>> Not the three set ones.
>> There's one other company, TRX. Um,
>> so you have the quote from them.
>> What's that?
>> So, you have a quote from them?
>> No, because we really weren't that
interested in it. Um just uh well I mean
we bought a $300,000 fire truck because
that was the truck that uh they felt is
best suited. Um the other the Terrax one
the reasoning for this um is these these
machines have been around for a while
parts availability.
Uh we dealt with this vendor quite a
bit. you just felt like this was the
one. Um, like I said, we looked at a
bunch of other ones and none of them
were. Um, I think Volvo makes a smaller
machine about that size. I I've never
seen a three stick Volvo. Um,
and as far as the head and stuff, I'm
not really sure what there are two
different types of head. There's one
that's a basically a piece of chain
on the uh the the roto part of it. And
then there is this type that these guys
sell which are
steel dogs like um so I went over New
Durham had the one with the chains and
hated it. Um, theirs is on a cap track
machine, which uh would be pretty much
useless to us because you got to trailer
it anytime you move it. Um, as far as a
track goes, um, yeah, that's that's
where we're at.
So what's the
>> I wouldn't feel comfortable making a
decision like this right now without
having more information and the quotes
that we require.
>> Did
did didn't we move pretty quickly on
like the fire department though like he
was suggesting when
>> fire department was made by it was
decision was made by the town. No, but
even before that there was like the when
it was put when before it was determined
to be paid out of completely out of the
out of the capital reserve wasn't I mean
it was brought before us did he bring
before what he had looked into for
different
>> he showed us different options as well
and then was Scott decision to buy it
was made by us was made by the town
>> I do agree
>> and that's why Scott we've always said
when we make decisions here we require
multiple votes and we're in as much
information as possible. And I
understand they have the money. I not
against the idea. I just
>> I bought uh
a chipper
the six wheel clock truck.
the the one time we maybe get three
other quotes and uh two other quotes and
actually cost us money on that one.
>> Um so and I've also sat here and like I
said watched them guys buy a $300,000
truck one price. I watched them come in
here and buy a saw the other night and
uh
>> every time every time price
three prices
you never said a word.
>> Yep. Go ahead and buy it. We're getting
rich. I We can go back and watch the
video. Let's do it.
>> I was sitting right here.
>> I'm happy to.
>> I can guarantee you every time Jared's
come to buy something, he's had three
quotes. The same thing with Scott.
>> You don't want to buy it. It's not that
I don't want to buy it. I want
information.
>> There's a way we do things, man.
>> There's a proper way to do things.
That's all I'm asking to do.
>> Excuse me, madam chair. I'm just asking
that we do things the way we're supposed
to be doing them in a proper order. I'm
not here to have an argument with
anybody.
>> Okay. So um
what I'm hearing whatever it's saying is
we're requ and I know we request three
quotes. So if there are not three
companies that provide this type of
particular machine that we're looking
for we would look at to however many
companies there are. I'm just I just
want Okay. So Jim, with that, how many
companies offer this particular piece of
equipment that you're looking to
purchase?
>> That particular piece of equipment in
this area.
>> There's only one company in this area
that offers that equipment.
>> So what was the other piece of equipment
that he was asking about that he
mentioned?
>> You said there was another company, but
you I don't know if it was Volvo. I
wasn't I don't You said that there was
another company.
I guess
>> Okay, that was who you said, right? So,
if you pulled
got a quote from them for a similar
similar piece of equipment, I mean, you
could bring it, but your but the but
your preference, the department's
preference would be to have this one
even if it was say slightly more
expensive or more expensive.
>> So, no, I'm just asking the question.
I'm asking the question, Madam Chair,
>> can we Yes.
>> I feel as though that was all I wanted.
>> Yes, it is. You don't need to be. So,
what I'm asking is we need
>> Can you call the company, get the quote,
and we can look at it seeing how there's
only two companies in this area. I'm
leaning down because I can't see. Yeah.
>> Um, so then we'll have the two quotes,
but I mean, in what would be presented
to say this is what our preference is.
this is what we find has better reviews
and this and that and whatnot. I mean,
so we're following protocol. Okay.
>> All right.
>> Yeah. Okay. All right. We're done.
>> Um, so
>> Jim, you realize I'm happy with getting
this. It's literally just following a
procedure.
>> Yeah. Just
>> Okay. All right. Enough.
>> The same procedures done.
>> All right. We're good. We're done here.
We're done. Um, so we're going to move
on to uh public comment.
Any public comment? All right. Uh, BOS
comment.
>> Bonnie,
>> I was going to tell them I think they
did a good job. Go ahead.
>> Thank you. Um, yeah, I just want to
thank everyone that came out and joined
us for the uh, Touch a Truck Old Home
event. The Red Hat band, they were
amazing.
uh the fire department, the highway
department, the police department, uh
Kate from cons conservation, uh John
from the Sunrise Lake watershed, uh the
K9 demonstration, the state highway, uh
state state police, uh Little T's food
truck, Mimos, face painting, um Anderson
Windows,
um I'm sure I've missed somebody, but
thank you to all of them and especially
my amazing rough team who did a lot of
work to put these things together.
>> Drone team was here.
>> Yes, the Straford County drone team.
They were amazing, too.
>> What's your next What's coming up?
>> Uh, I think we have a little bit of a
break for the moment. Um, we have
Halloween um we're working on for
October. I don't have that date.
>> And then we have a craft fair on
November 7th.
>> Black Market. Um,
I will
before that was I just want to make sure
that I also want to thank the rec
department and unfortunately wasn't here
me for the Friday event. However, I did
come for the Wednesday lunch/ dinner and
it was awesome.
>> Yeah. How many do we how did they turn
out?
>> I didn't hear how.
>> Okay. I was just curious. I was curious
to see.
>> But it was quite busy. I know that.
>> I came up for a little bit and it was it
was straight out. So, yeah. Another
fantastic job by the old home
association.
>> It was much appreciated to have the
highway department, you know, open up a
bay again. It's just it's a perfect
situation. And with uh the guys cleaning
it up and Dan being there early so I
could set up, it was just very
>> very helpful to make it easy. It's like
almost and you know, our lead guitarist
thought it was the greatest thing. I
guess there's this thing online where
musicians will take a selfie pick
playing in a garage and he said that was
the ultimate garage pick.
>> Oh yeah.
>> Well, thanks to our highway department
for that.
>> Any comments?
>> No, just I did hear good things from
couple vendors about
>> they want to know where you came from.
>> Yeah. Right. Yeah.
And I've had a few comments being made
too about the lunch and how um they
thought the food was fantastic. They
thought it was better than last year.
I'm just saying I think they
>> Oh, absolutely. My son really love the
pumpkin pie.
>> And for the record, we have two years
till Middleton's 250th,
>> right? Um so I'll just make a comment.
So and on that day, Bonnie, who else was
here?
DM Burns came in and they hooked up the
building. So, yes, they did.
>> Did you notice I didn't ask this time?
>> No. No, BUT I JUST THOUGHT IT was funny
because it was like of all the days,
that was the day that worked out the
best for them, you know. But, uh, they
got through all that. Worked around.
Yep. No, it was good. So, that that has
happened. So, that's good. Um, and we
continue to get the quotes. I'm
continuing to try and get the quotes for
the windows upstairs and trying to get
an electrician to come in to put in
the emergency lighting sign. Um, and I
think that's all I have at the moment.
Um,
we I do will make a motion to go into
nonpub at
711 for RSA 91- A.
um - A column 3 and it's actually Roman
numerals 2 I think it's B and C so
>> we're going to discuss that Bonnie roll
call about Roxan yes
>> Bonnie yes
>> legal yesman
yes
>> and we will start that
Thank