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Trustees of Trust Funds

The Trustees approved payments totaling $199,804 from various funds. A movement authorized paying Baratza Construction $198,000 from General Road Maintenance for road improvements. The board also reimbursed the Town of Greenland $19,246.93, with $19,246.30 from Road Maintenance and $0.63 from the same fund. Two checks were issued for the School Maintenance: $25,000 to Greenland Central School for gym floor maintenance and a tuition reimbursement check to the SAU. Regarding the Bracket Academy Trustees, the group discussed hiring Terry Knowles for guidance on trust fund regulations rather than spending $8,000 annually on cemetery maintenance directly. The board noted Corrections to the monthly trust fund report were necessary due to a spreadsheet error. Source: https://townhallstreams.com/stream.php?location_id=112&id=67722

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I intentionally do not go
No, I am the ten but I mean
Three more years and that's too long and the right
So this isn't the entire perpetual care, but it's the last the important sheet
17 to 21, yes
Do you think we can record these agreements with the registered needs?
Well, with the library
Well, it's with the sector. It's the trade channels
Well, that's a question
I know, I'm here to shoot you down when you're
I don't know
Consider
Hey
I'm not a son, I'm just a thorn on this
Hold a deed for a piece of cemetery property
I mean
Oh, I was talking about library, you talking about cemetery?
Sorry about the library
And in 730, let's go
Let's call the student order
The more I sent this regard to two of you, but you didn't get any money
Well, I think of it as well
Sure, he would
I don't know
Oh, yes, he said you
Oh, he said something on camera
Yeah, it's a video, one of the things before we get started
Yeah
I have a 35 millimeter camera that's complete
The battery compartment is good
I don't need it, the wife don't need it, does anybody want it?
What?
Even a single letter reflex three-five
What's a make?
I might take a look at that
You can look at it, but if you pick it up and look at it, you have to keep it
I had it, I missed my
Oh, I got one
I got one
Single letter reflex three-five millimeter camera
Is that one?
Yes, I'm glad I came play
One more thing, all of them are
I've got to have all of those specs
Out of all of us here clearly indicates you should be the one
Anyone who's going to take it should be
Really
I love it
I love it
I miss it
Okay, so we're called to order
Okay, minutes from Mr. Ruff
No, I know
Well, I was saved for the camera
Well, the only thing I like to say is
Draftrend on the top, I don't know
And then I'll find a town meeting
One hour ago, you know, to identify it by ear
Yeah, it's, I'm running out of these
Could be three and four years back
Yeah, I want to drive it over this morning, can I?
I will second that
Should be a reimbursement to the town
To the general public
Okay, so
One of those is a payment to
You're reimbursing the town to what you paid all
And the other one, the one ninety-nine-eighthle-four
It's actually a bill two
Baratza construction, should be five
Okay
You paid two
You paid two Baratza, yep
We have any any inspection on the overall price
On the overall price
Dear boss, dear boss, the Baratza
I know
One ninety-nine-eighthle-four
The new road is going in?
Yes
All this is up there almost every, well, I won't say every day
At least weekly, they're doing inspections
Yes, the rain engine, the color is soon, all day to the work
I'm worried about the ground bit more than anything else
Could we have a motion so we can?
So the payment to the verify is going to Baratza construction
Yes
All this gets the bills in
Reviews down and it sends us
That left
You're like the channel
Correct
All this is
Yes, yep
They're the engineering farmers who are seeing the construction
Is that coming out of the maintenance?
The town of the big building?
No, it won't improve
Right, right, right
That's what it was before
It worked that down on a minute, so I'm like
I can't have a room with you
You want this check made out of the Baratza
I don't know which one you want to have
The one ninety-nine-eighthle-four
No, no
No, that one goes to the town
The town, that one goes to the town pretty much
That's right
Yep, that goes back in the general fund
So the motion is pay Baratza construction
There are many thousand,
Earned four dollars and makes it the sense
From the road improvement
From the road improvement
Yes
And then to further pay
Or reimburse the town of Greenland
For nineteen thousand
Two forty-six
Spot nine thirty
Payments are already made to all this engine
For the general fund reimbursement
Two two separate motions
Okay, should we?
No, I think we've got it on the table
Okay
I think it was written up that way as one
Yeah, okay
So I have
You've got minutes from the board
It's like one except for them, except for the panes
All of these things
From the improvement
The town of Greenland and
We've got to road all this up now, I can't remember what I was doing
Four-six
Ninety-three
From the same road
From the improvement
Yeah
It's coming out of the side
See that
Yep
Any good friends?
You are rolling together
Kind of justify that the owner is going to accept
So we do for the one nineteen nine
Right?
This is what this whole packet is
Everything is in here for the one nineteen nine eight oh four
No, he has a separate pack
Oh, oh
You've got the one nineteen nine two nineteen
We need to make extra copies
Yeah, that is one
That's okay, I don't think we need extras
I just think I thought you might make copies
This is the three dollar one, right?
The one hundred and ninety-nine thousand
This is the three dollar fee that they collect every
Oh, from our town
Our Moore vehicle registration
No, it's going to be good
No, it's going to be good for the road
It's a CRF
Whatever this one is
It says general road maintenance
Right
CRF
Oh, that's okay
So it's a general road maintenance
Right, right, I thought you could
I knew there was another word in there
Yeah, I'm bad to look at what it was
$17,500 from flyers
That's in the overall bid, that's not what they use
I think is that a budget?
Yes, that's a rolling
They take the top number and they roll it off
Every time they use something
It has the checkbook
Okay, okay, good, good
We do have funds to register over
But we can write checks again
Yep
Okay, so the motion pay
The motion mark is $7,500
Brass of construction, $198,000
The $104,000
General road maintenance
CRF
And $19,000, $246
And $93
From road maintenance
To town of Maryland
Mr. Ruck
There you go
Thank you
It's not
The next one to town
Pay for
You should have the Fire Department
University of town of 1999
I can't get that one
Okay, this is business
To be a fire worker
To, yeah, the host that they purchased
To be a investment
There were an article 13
And that would have been 2024
Is that kind of state or March of 2025
About that one, articles
No, I think the bottom here is
I believe this is the 20
No, you're right, this is the 25, first of all
It's 13, it was this year
But I know that in our minutes now
So that's why
Yeah, it's 13
Dude, I remember
Yeah, you had that
Yeah, well, you had a highlight there
See how that was the
That was really helpful
The copy of the
The
The
The source of hand-voice
As well
So, fire
Yes, fire
Okay, but I remember all this stuff
I did it all
Yes, I
I took a couple hours yesterday afternoon
To go through
Oh, make sure I can handle it
Right now
Now, it's gone
The short-term memory is shot
I'll take yours over one day
Okay
I'm going to keep the light open
Yeah, I don't mind
So, 25, Dennis
I'm sorry
Dude, yeah, I have the 13 in there
20, 20
For three bearings, report
Don't see a fire in the ambulance
It wouldn't be called fire and ambulance
It's a fire
Fire station is not under the three bearings
Oh, it's not under three bearings, that's why
It's been the time report
It's a special revenue fund
There's something
Oh, so we don't have it
We don't have it
It's an amazing thing
It comes in and it goes out
But there's no
I've never heard of anywhere
Well, it's in the power department
Well, I mean, I've never seen
So, it wouldn't be
It wouldn't be great in this
We have no
Yup
Older side
Is it a revolving fund?
What do they call it?
This is the area
They didn't have it when I was around
So, we have two deposits that we have tonight
I think they're asking for
I think they're asking for us
They're asking out of those funds
So, if we've had money from
There's asking for the funds
Okay
That's my understanding
Oh, no, there's an item number
Come on, give it over item five
I'm sorry, I haven't cut those checks yet
Right
The ones that we need to
Right
So, those are really kind to it
Yeah, so that's a lot of help
Yes, yes, yes
If you have the funds
So that's where it works
Yup
Okay, so we'll just
Give over that one
And I was on your agenda
I missed I peer
Because I was suggesting it
And reminding them I thought I'd say it
But everybody sent out
It's right
Yeah, you should have 10 items on your agenda
I do
I do
I feel free to mark that one out
Right
When I
And I think I've got this here
When I do this yesterday
And then we'll have 20, right?
Yeah, that's helpful
When it's right here
Yeah, those are two, seven, nineteen
Yeah
Oh, I'm sorry, it was June 16th
I'm sorry, Monday, June 16th
I ran into this
They want the check
They want the check
For the, if for the
Those are requests
Maybe a high school tuition for agreements
Okay, and then that one
And do they want the check made to
The essay
I just made it up to the essay you know
They probably
Because at one point
Yeah
I can't remember which one it was
They wanted which one
Yes, right
I recall
So maybe we just want to check with them before
We have the right
The payable to
We can sign the check today
And somebody could just root out
What calls it?
I can, I know, I can call it
Two later everyone
She'd do a show about it
I just want to confirm this
I think the tuition I want would go to the essay
You, because they split that out
To go to enforcement
Okay, don't call me on that
Yeah, okay
I think that's how it would work
The other one which is
I think that stays with
That makes a lot of sense
What do you say?
You have the checkbook for
Greenland, Rye, Newcastle
Right, Newcastle
Right, so it's all I say you 50
And the second request
Is coming from the school maintenance fund
Yes
And how much are they requesting?
But they don't deal with the money
That's why I'm interested in doing it
What is the old gym at Greenland Central School
Replace the gym floor, regroup
Regroup, paint it, refer to that place
So you know what?
That's really not our concern
Our concern is that it was properly
I brought you a color hearing and voted
You know, that's where it would have been valid
No, no, I disagree
Okay
We have a responsibility to make sure
That it's going into maintenance of the school
What is?
Tell me what the maintenance of the school is
That's all I want
Well, that's an issue for them to address with their auditors
And their school board
They've always done it
They've called it
They've called it a school board meeting
One of them were going to use maintenance funds to build a music room
That died
That shouldn't have been wild
And it wasn't
Well, that's all it was going down
No, the school board none or what
Any further after the public hearing
Well, as I'm saying, so the request never came to us
But it went through the process
So it went to a public hearing
And it ended up not coming out
And so we never
It was never a request that was made to us
In this case, it went to the public hearing
This one was on March 17th
And there was a vote
Five to five to zero
After the discussion
So
Yeah
I mean, I think it's been properly
That it, you know, it comes from us
Okay, so
We want to start attending these hearings
But I don't think that's our proof
And if we have appropriate verification that it went through the process
Process, in this case, requires it to go into public hearing
A little more than minutes of the process
But we do have minutes of the public hearing
Of the public hearing
Thank you
But where does it describe what the money is going to be spent on?
That's quite a problem
You can always ask
But I don't think it should hold up the payment
So that's another 25,000
From this school
So, let's put a couple of motions on the table here
So that we can officially
Or we're discussing it, which is probably
Put a motion on the discussion
Sure, I'll take a motion after the vote
To accept and pay the request
From the school
In the next of the Greenland Jam
Greenland Central School Jam
Okay, that's good
I'm happy now
Yeah, well they had the water week there last fall
They placed the entire field floor
Features
Or upgrade the bleachers
What is that about?
25,000
Yeah, they had a week with
From the amount of school maintenance fund
The insurance cover
The insurance cover
Let's take focus on school maintenance fund
We've got a lot of traffic now
Yeah, okay
So there's a motion
Or is that going to be made too?
Well, the school, but that's what we were talking about
The school maintenance fund
I guess we make that to the school
But this one
No, one of them is coming out of tuition
Yeah, I'm putting it into tuition balance
That's the one we want to give to the SAU
Check that
Okay, so
25,000 from the school maintenance fund
The symmetry, right?
No, it's up
That's what I wanted
Yeah, it's up to you
Jim for 25,000 from the school maintenance fund
CRF
Check numbers and stuff
Tell me what one I'm paying here
The $25,000
It is for the school maintenance fund
This one's the tuition reimbursement
Okay
So
Jim one goes to the Green and Central School
To tuition
Goes to the SAU
That may be the same
I'll give you a minute
I'm going to excuse myself
Okay, I can't believe it
Sorry, you're MSI entry
You're okay
I thought I was going to need them today
Yeah
That's me too
There's the three
So Dick, for one of the checks
One of the checks
The S for the SAU
What's the check that's going in the book
Can I just see any one that is
For the SAU
The tuition reimbursement
962
Yes
The reimbursement for maintenance at the gym
The Central School is 963
Okay
Okay, good
I'll put that in there
It comes out of the tuition reimbursement
CRF
I'm sorry, say that again
It comes out of the tuition
It comes out of the tuition
It comes out of the
I think it is
The tuition
Exciting trust fund
I would spend
There are two tuition funds here
And then everyone has those
20 building properties and ground
Yes
So you were 25, 2009
962
Covered tuition of green of students
Attending ports with high
From the
Mr. Hans
That's not for a child
He's a brand new child
He's a brand new child
He's a big thing
It's at least 22
I don't know
So that takes care of
These business items that we really needed
The next thing was to read
The key bank account
I thought that one
This looks just like
Something interesting in this bracket
But it just happened to read this one
And that was the
Well, this
You can read it for the book
Put all the style
A lot to put in the book
I could just
You don't know
These are those
What we said that was
You see this
I'll take that back
I'll take that back
I'll talk to Kevin on that
I might even have a copy
Yes, I have another copy
I'll put that in the book
Our book
You're not doing anything
We don't need it
I'll just take that
That's yours
I love your idea
Have fun with it
Do you see these things?
Yes, I have them
We also have
Can we take up this issue right here
Okay, yeah
Okay
It's awful
Okay, Mr. Rackett
What's on your mind?
Okay, what's on my mind is
There's a lovely woman
She made her wife
She made her daughter
And in the 1980s
She made two
She made two
She made two
She made two
She made two
She made two
and then there was a testamentary which put it together.
Now, for years, and it covered the whole cemetery.
For years, the town, you know, Freddie Barassas,
Teflitz, Gerald, and even that nice guy,
Gary used to go out there.
They wouldn't know it.
Then we back at the ticket of the stall
to get some cement work.
And then about 10 years ago, it stopped.
And we called up one of the people
who was doing the blowing these little up.
We're not going to do anything because you run out of money.
Then if you don't have any money,
then up on this, it's going to be just to be going around.
We brought it to the attention of people
going up back and forth back and forth.
Eventually, we just kind of got one out.
We got beat down, and we just started going in ourselves.
That's where I did us an ankle problems.
And Allison's 68, and she's not going to be black in it
as much as I've sucked the essay on someone.
So basically, the thing needs work.
It's going to be unsafe.
And I think it's coming in soft to this woman
who put aside money for perpetual care.
Now, we did call up to the state
and find out what perpetual care means.
And apparently, it's perpetual as mean perpetual.
It means, I don't know what it means.
Occasionally, yes.
And at which it was a shock to me.
It's kind of reminding me the next few years,
where you just redefine a word if you don't like it.
And I'm like, we're on nest and you see a little speeches.
OK.
So now we're at a position where we're tired of arguing,
we're tired of fighting.
And my proposal to the channel would be,
it's about 8,000 bucks a year.
Garthenon, you've come here to check.
And I'll just stop fixing this myself.
8,000 is no way as near going to cover it.
And I'll get somebody in there to do their spellings
and fix the chains on that crap.
And then the tunnel doesn't have to think about it anymore.
You don't have to see me.
You won't have me to kick around anymore, like Dixon.
That's my proposal.
I think it would be a good way to resolve this.
Or if you want, you can hire somebody
to go out there for 8,000 bucks.
And it's going to be a lot more than that.
We're just tired of it.
It's back and forth.
It's a private cemetery, it's about dead brackets.
I get a spot up there.
Yes, dear.
I don't think that's an early work.
Is this too much?
I don't think that's an early work.
We keep getting a lot of credit for it.
I mean, I don't know who I'm supposed to see.
I see one group and they say, go see them.
Now the group says, go see them.
I understand that.
Yeah, but it's not an early work.
There's a separate very trustees
who wanted to submit a proposal to do that.
It has to follow the RSAs.
Now, what we suggested to them when they came in last month,
a higher person named Terry Knowles.
You know, we're in Lancers.
She was the assistant director of charitable trust
for probably 25 years.
Sure.
She's excellent.
She knows it's forward and backwards.
What would she do?
She's capable of it.
She knows it.
She knows it.
My hope would be that the trustees of the cemetery
would hire her to tell her which direction to go.
And take your proposal to her and see what she says.
What's her name?
Terry Knowles.
Could she have been there?
I can't do that.
I put it after.
You talk about it.
You're going to call them and say, hey, listen up.
This is a good suggestion because we just
did this with the library.
You strained out a, we got, Terry did terrific work for us.
Okay.
For the library.
I mean, the library actually hired her to strait out
four trust funds that are now in the hands of us
but have clear directives on what the library can spend that on.
And the library can make that a question.
But just to be clear, Tom wouldn't be going to Terry.
Tom should be going to the trustees of the cemetery.
Just to be clear, we've suggested to them that they go to Terry
to work with her to straighten out some of the things
that they're challenged by.
I may call her, you know.
Tom is high.
But that's a nice little history.
I think Tom, if Terry will have thought it in.
Right?
As a cemetery owner.
I'm like a woman.
And Tom, everybody likes me so much here.
Yeah, I know.
As a cemetery owner, she could tell you what your option is.
Yeah.
Well, that's a, she knows mom.
Oh, I believe she knows mom.
I just, the rules, they just get changed and I get rid of it.
Because you all know the private.
We don't know.
OK, wrong brackets.
And it was set up for this perpetual care
with the town bearing the forties.
Then it just stopped.
And there's still money there.
Well, I would suggest to talk to Terry.
OK.
It would be good to see, I guess, if she
would be willing to share any information.
Otherwise, it would be back to the trustees of the cemetery.
And if I feel them eventually, I'll just
get secondhand paper out of my own pocket.
I think this is a good suggestion.
Yeah.
Terry, we've relied on her a lot.
Over the last couple years for a variety of things.
And she's done very good work on behalf of the library.
And help does understand.
Because you're right.
These things, these things change.
Right.
And she'll know the very latest of this.
My mind will give you a bone show.
The bracket academy, which was set up in 1820s,
much of mine is the brackets gave.
Building burned in the 19, 19, 19.
At that point, the trustees of the bracket academy
gave the town 100, at least, which
is, it comes up this year.
So she may be useful in buying this up.
The Greenland Central School, at least, comes up this year.
Now, I just want to be crisically.
There's no interest in evicting the school,
but I do think it would be appropriate
to have something on there that says,
like Greenland Central School, formally,
bracket academy.
Just on as you're going up post-relph,
that would be appropriate.
I'm waiting to do this, but there
was a process of due diligence to find out
that there were any weeks left that might have things,
like the subject systems from the very house,
and that was a lot more impropriety.
Yeah, but there are things like that.
I don't have a phone number for it.
Okay, I already have a phone number.
Yeah, I already have a phone number.
Okay, thanks.
Anyway, I just think it would be nice to remember this.
And that would be, I think, an appropriate thing
to do this.
It would be very good if there was a simply
due diligence to ask that boy, so that it's clear.
And it'd be something to be proud of.
People could say, well, I go to a academy
that was set up in 1819, or is it $3,000 donation?
I mean, you know, I was reading about the area canal.
You could hire two levels of got construction,
that's 150 cents a day, 135 cents a day.
So this was significant.
So the academy was on the property of the Green School?
Yeah, well, let's move it over a little bit.
Basically, that was the area.
Over there, a few got the hadn't.
The parent, I went to school at Hayden's.
He was a military parent, Hayden was the daughter.
Yeah, this was back in the early eight years or so.
Yeah, nice people.
Well, we're going to be working out here today, Tom,
with this, or give you some direction.
Like, yes, that we don't know about.
I am, I don't know what I'm going to do.
My recollection of something like this,
is that the state stopped getting, you know,
seminars to local people on different boards in 2017.
So we're supposed to pick up all this stuff.
We've come in check.
We'll take you out to Berkshire's.
I got it, Marguerite.
Thank you.
I think there has to be some sort of a,
do you need to bring away to this?
I think that there's no public.
There was never any, in-point of this being public.
This was somebody gave the town a bucket of money
to have the town lower.
I'm sure he's the same.
It's going to be what we're talking about.
The last, this last time, in our last meeting,
I was instructed to talk to Michelle,
and Steve, for instructions on processing, establishing,
and easement, and cemetery, all right.
I think you're going to find that.
We're going to be able to talk to Terry Yolk.
Yeah.
Well, that's, that's the, that kills,
because you will not have, if they don't want a bunch of that,
trying to kill the wife of that one out of profit.
I mean, we got, you might, we got tenants down there
that are elderly, that are security conscious.
They see a bunch of people walking up there, not going to.
I just want the town to recognize,
they have to come in to mold the thing,
and the money's still there, and now the town's saying,
well, how can I do it?
Well, okay.
So, like 70 kids, that is cool.
I still pay for it, but I have it, I get it.
I schooled for it, because I don't think that's related to it.
This is like, yeah.
Yeah.
Anyhow, and then the other thing, the academy,
I think that would be appropriate.
I personally, I think if I were,
one of these people coming into town,
paying two million for house,
I would rather send my kid to something
that's sitting on the cat bracket,
the academy, the Greenland Central,
which kind of sounds like a New York school.
PS21, there's nothing personal to it, it's just,
it's cold, that's my kid,
you want to follow up?
I'll call him, I know what the answer is.
Well, no, I mean, we're hung by our old ladies,
and maybe there is a way around that she,
if there is anybody that would know it,
if that's the source to go downtown, she would know.
Well, you'd go follow this.
This was a contract,
this little diamond call is case of.
Contract between an entity in the government,
the government decides to change the contract.
That's what this is, the government is changing the contract.
They're not supposed to do that,
and that's what, well, that's that thing.
I was just going to say that.
No, this is bad luck.
This is not bad luck.
That's what I thought it was all other way around.
The guy who won't name his name is doing well.
And he shouldn't be doing it.
That's true, take somebody to tell me that, so.
So you could link, link a both of freedom right here to do.
There's something that you could stand up.
Really, really, okay, I'll leave.
Thank you, thank you for coming.
I was just joking, I was like,
I'll hold you in, I'll get this resolved.
That would be nice.
Would you have known any more grandkids coming?
No.
No, I'm going to go find it.
So I'm going to leave that final of the week out of the way.
Okay, let's take a look.
Hey, I'll see you later next time.
Thank you, thank you so much.
And I'll see you later.
Can I just clarify something?
Yes, hand by me.
On the reimbursement from the two of the town,
and then the town, and then the payment to Barassas,
both coming out at the general road main, both of them.
Yes.
Good to see you.
Good to see you.
Good to see you.
Thank you.
We have several of these.
Is this, this is the, in the book, put it in the book.
In the book.
Okay.
That's the deposit slips, the deposit, everything.
Got it.
Yeah.
And you made several copies of it.
Oh, I want to do it.
Okay, you forgot it.
Anybody wants one?
They got that.
And I think, and that's what it is.
I've got one thing I like to bring up.
You know, we'll bring it up in new.
And thanks, Pam, for getting in touch with three barriers
and getting those four copies.
We got the four on our library, like, set up.
They go.
Yeah.
A lot of it.
That looks so pretty in there.
It's good.
They're really good.
What could they tell you that what happened with in the main?
Yeah.
We have a new corrected.
You guys know I know that, but what happened?
Did they explain what happened?
Somehow, she's Linda is saying to me that they're in their IT
process, something got messed up.
She didn't give me a specific, but they went back to work on it
and got it straightened out.
So it was there recording of the specifics I don't know,
but it was only in that spreadsheet thing that,
because you know, as they report out.
They basically debugged the problem.
They did.
Yeah, something like that.
But why it happened, I don't know, but they fixed it.
It was a little flexible.
It's very flexible.
And as I said to everybody in town, including Steve
and everybody in the year, when you get these monthly reports,
and Pam pointed this out to me as well,
go to that top left hand corner up there about what
amounts in the whole fidelity thing.
That's good.
That's the custodian.
That's the, that's the important.
Right before we overreact.
Yeah.
The first thing I wanted to do was to verify that nothing,
because it was crazy as it looked.
It made no sense to me.
Now again, I stood there and I deal with markets.
So I knew it wasn't anything from a market move.
So I quickly went and I said, well, what's with the balance of fidelity?
Because there's a record keeper of our funds.
Right.
And that was in line.
Yeah.
So I knew that whatever the number was, it wasn't real.
So it was most likely just something in the ventilation in the room.
So yeah, Pam had to talk me off the ledge.
And I had to talk to you guys off the ledge on this,
and take a hair or something like that.
And it's all there.
No, all there.
But it was because of the craziness of the markets over the last couple of months,
one to have taken.
But anyway, it's worked out everything.
Now that talked to me about some of the schools that were involved in that,
because the school's all on campus.
It's all on campus.
It's all on campus.
Yeah.
So those aren't even invested.
Right.
And anything that would have gone up or down.
So money hasn't been moved because fidelity has the balances that we wouldn't expect.
To find such a doubt, I mean, so it breaks.
You got to go.
It was a blip.
Okay, good.
So new business there.
Dick?
You got something?
A high-quality theoretical question.
Because the generic cherry crusty, there's two cross funds for perpetual care and for buy-in land.
The one that has the money for buy-in land has roughly about $145,000 in it.
So that's how you remember it.
But we found nothing in the documentation that indicates that it's solely from land purchase.
And just, again, I just want to make sure that we're clear about what there is.
That's a lot of good things.
It's not high-quality.
We're qualified to this.
Okay.
If the cemetery was a proposal was proposed, presented to the cemetery to buy a piece of land,
it's safe for $200,000.
I don't know where it finds for us.
But anyway, would this board be objectionable to paying for some survey and work?
To do what the problem is, before you go to the town, you've got to do your new village, you've got a survey,
you've got to take some holes in the ground and make sure that everything is all right.
And stuff like that.
I think we should do that if this thing comes to fruition.
It's the cemetery trustees want to do it.
Yeah, we would have to go through the process.
Right?
If they came back and they had...
I'm assuming they'd have to have a public hearing, right? Then they would come back.
The cemetery would never have a public hearing.
So to expand funds out of their cemetery?
No.
For a potential project?
No.
Do we need land?
What?
I mean, we can't not our business, but...
Yeah, in my opinion, we didn't need land.
There's something that may be available.
But the problem that you have is you need four months to get ready for the budget process to go to the town meeting.
So you can start now.
You can't start at the March 26th town meeting saying the town was willing to buy this land after they do due diligence.
And the town will appropriate the balance in 2027.
Well, that would be a warning.
Let's try to put the trustee.
But you could spend, say, 30 or 40,000 out of that getting ready for town meeting.
And if the town didn't want to buy it, the land is finished.
Well, that seems like a big...
I mean, if I were...
If I were a cemetery trustee, I don't think I'd have the appetite to recommend spending 40,000 dollars.
That may not come to any...
Exactly.
But that's a good deal.
Right, but I'm not a cemetery trustee.
Right.
Yeah, but you don't understand the budget process either.
Well, why not put it under your first budget meeting?
The head will not say that.
Sometime around...
They want to do it in the end of summer.
So I would say it's a time of...
That's a problem.
Well...
But that's very culinary, so...
It seems wouldn't the natural process be...
You have to explore all that and have the cemetery trustees put together a water pool.
This is what we're going to do with this.
And then move...
Have it loaded on in March.
The water.
Yeah.
Brandon, so...
What you've done though, preliminary work is those surveying and leaking holes in the water.
But that would be the water.
That would be the warrant article.
And...
The fund of surveying, et cetera, et cetera.
So then you're going to have this person that wants to solve it now.
Wait for the item once.
But you're going to have...
But this is...
You're looking at town money.
Is it tax payer money on these funds?
Or is it town...
It is...
We have the two cemetery funds.
And the town allocates money for cemetery care.
Maintenance, correct?
The other fund is all...
They have their own budget, the cemetery is part of the budget.
Right.
On the town.
Aside from the funds.
If I may, Steve.
So that's what they had when they did this past warrant article they did for the roadway.
Right.
That seems to be the natural...
I would think that would be the natural progressionness.
I'm sorry, I mean...
I don't know.
I am...
Yeah.
However, who would have the authority to expand on that kind of money?
The cemetery.
Well, they...
They just had toward a thousand for the school.
They have a public hearing because it's in the SAU.
Well, then I guess that would be the decision of the cemetery.
I try.
Everything.
And you're asking, you're asking, yes, if we would approve that well they came to us and said,
that's within the purview on it's in their money and their budget, I guess we would approve it.
That means what would it be?
They'd have to put together a cage.
Yes.
They justify what they want.
Yes.
And I fully understand that and as it endorses.
Okay.
But I...
I don't want to move forward unless there's some culture.
Well, no.
I don't but by land, well the weak farm...
Yes, apparently I'm sorry.
It's the weak farm that's part of my answer, but when I'm having gone...
You won't feel it again.
Well...
Thanks for bringing that up.
And giving us a heads up.
I guess...
I don't think I'll look out for it.
I would just...
Let's give it a discussion, please.
Is this how the problem is that land is pretty bad, but we didn't get enough for the use of it.
So we need to more textic.
Did you write the text to the talent ringland and then to barast the construction?
Yes.
You do?
You do?
I mean still in the book.
I'll read the text.
Okay.
Somebody just needs to explain them.
So I just wanted to clarify, regarding the recreation CRF,
we have a recreation capital reserve that's already managed that,
and that's received 31,001.
So that's been done.
So we're not waiting for a check there.
Just want to, again, make sure that we're cleaned up here.
And then on the police station repairs, we have a police station maintenance capital reserve fund,
which did receive a deposit of 25,009.
So Steve, you do not need to cut any checks.
Oh, yeah.
Those funds, those have been in fact funded.
Yeah.
Here you go.
Well, I'll try.
So I thought, that's what we want to avoid.
No, those are all good.
It had to do with number five on our agenda.
Okay.
Put this back here.
I'll put it on.
Yeah.
Put it on.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Put it on.
Oh, look at that.
That's over.
That's over.
This is an addition to me.
In the room.
In the hospital.
Yeah.
Put it in that file.
If somebody wants to come in.
In the cemetery.
First model.
Okay.
So Dennis, did you need the check number for those?
Yes.
For RASA.
RASA.
Is that for the $199,000?
That's correct.
RASA.
$196,000.
We're getting a huge amount of rent.
And then, uh-
And that $961 goes to the town of Greenland.
All right.
I guess we're good.
Good.
Um, on that, I'm really need two trustees.
I love this.
So we will have just on the recreation one we will have a bill coming in at some point I haven't seen it yet for resurfacing they haven't done it yet
They did the pressure washing last week and starting next week they're going to do the resurfacing
Do you understand it's so high-tech rubber is
5 reps height material with rubber coating and rubber backing
I'm going to make full copies of all
Nope, I can lower this
I would not use for this
Yes, yep
Okay, everyone, so I have to go back
She's got a fax on that
Yeah, we've got work to do, we've got work
This is work
We are short of journal, I don't think any work to be done
Any more business comfort work to be done
I have nothing other, I just want to mention that
All right, here's the one
Send motion to a journal
Wrong?
I mean, wow, what a great meeting today
Oh, that's another hour
I want to