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We'll give you a data center.
Well, I mean, I just, you know, maybe everybody thinks, oh, no, it's fine.
Put it behind a little market basket.
We could put it in our industrial area that we have designated.
No.
All data centers must be placed within the industrial sector, which we don't have.
There, there we go.
Okay, I'm not looking forward.
I just think we have to.
Hey, pro-action.
Right.
I think.
Behind the little market basket.
No, I have to agree.
Right next to the power plant.
I just think that, you know, I mean, it's highly unlikely, but I still think because, you know, it could be stunned, you know, if that happens.
So I say, there's be pro-active.
Absolutely we don't want that.
Yeah, I don't particularly, I mean, if the state comes down, they come down, but it's not going to happen.
You know, it might happen in five years.
It might happen in three.
years, who knows.
But, I mean, the towns, they have been railroaded, and it's really hurt the towns.
And it's increased people's electric bill, like out of the sky, plus the water,
different people, I saw, I read it, I think it was in Arizona, and then people's wells were going
and rock.
Right.
You know, it's like, come on, we've got to be, maybe we need to say something about that.
So that's my little idea.
All right, let's, um.
Rees is pro-active tonight.
We'll be using it up because they use them and that.
Yeah, across the board.
And then we can do that within our, or within the planning board.
Yeah, but then the voters have to prove it.
Yeah.
I can't see the voters.
I mean, I think you're right.
See, see that down.
Well, I mean, I just think we need to be pro-active, you know.
Yeah, yeah.
All right, let's consider that.
We'll bring it back.
up next one, but.
Okay, I'd like to make a motion that we accept the minutes from May 26th, 2020.
All right, I think we've got to close out of this first and then, then open.
So, I'll take a motion to, uh, adjourn to, uh, adjourn the Odds and Rights Committee on June 23rd at 657.
So, all of favor?
Aye.
All right.
We get three minutes for seven o'clock.
Oh, yeah, now we have to go to the planning board.
Yeah.
Call planning board in for a second.
Yeah.
We have to wait to seven.
That clock's fast.
Okay.
Assuming my fill.
Right below three, I think,
and table of you, I think, and table of you,
three is the, sorry, two is
R&D corporate and business.
That seems like it would fit.
The next one's a logout.
Where you were.
Okay.
we want to add.
Okay.
Oh, page 24.
The use table, the last page,
L,
M.
Yeah.
Oh, well, okay.
No, no, no, no.
Well, whatever, just push them all down.
It's just, it just, it seems like it belonged next to number two.
Okay, fine.
Fine, fine, fine.
A.I.
No, no.
I want it to see the...
6.59.
No, well, 6.59.
Have you been able to leave yet?
Yes, I guess I've been meeting, but I don't have nothing.
All right.
I'll call the Tuesday, June 23rd,
2026, Stanton Falls Planning Board meeting to order.
I'll take a roll call first.
To my right is Ed Beatty.
I'm Todd Santon.
Toro, the chairman.
Liz Barker's our land use coordinator.
Tom Moore.
It's a planning board member, as is Abby Tonnery,
and Lisa Balachet.
And Glenn Kaufferman is a
rocket, Arkin Cane Planning Commissioner
and Circuit Plain Rider.
I have one thing on the other business
to cover.
I came to my
attention
that there's a resident on
Brown Road that
remove trees without
pulling a
timber cut permit
scenic road permit.
So let's
I was going to propose that
I get the address to Liz
and we send them a letter
and invite them to the Planning Bird next month.
That sounds good?
All right. You don't have to notice about it, right?
Okay.
Sure.
You work with that.
It's a court.
code enforcement, and it's also a permitted.
It's a permitted thing that you have to
get signed out by this document to do it.
And so they
got the order
now.
They didn't ask permission.
They didn't get a permit.
And they did it anyway.
Wherever that is.
Do you know what that would have
had?
No.
You've got slack before for something.
Yeah, I don't know.
No.
One's on.
It was something he did.
Stone wall.
It's a stone wall issue.
It's one of the new houses
that about Sapplecrest.
It's not just so long.
Yeah, but remember,
you remember?
I do remember.
That he had to come before
or something, wasn't it?
I remember it.
So,
one's marked back.
Tuesday?
Yeah, he knows.
He knows.
He knows.
He knows.
want to get to them before he starts removing the stone wall.
We've been slack for that already.
They're doing there yet.
And he knows better than to take these three stuff.
There's a thing like a machine sitting there waiting to pull the stops and remove it.
Yeah, exactly.
So I want to stop him before he does anything else.
It's very clear that it's a new category for fees is by us.
Do we haven't?
I can find an example letter probably in Mark's later.
Do we have an email for them?
I'm sure.
I can find out.
Yes.
I can get it.
Okay.
All right.
It seems to be an example of
as to give this
permission.
That's basically we can leave.
All right.
Often it is.
It's stone walls and kind of.
So I don't think it's,
it wouldn't be an issue if I send them
an email basically
saying
Mark's back next Tuesday.
Talk to him then and please stop
work until then.
A letter from Mark
that would be a cease and desist.
Okay.
Second.
All right.
All in favor?
Hi.
I'm going to abstain.
I'll get open the public comment.
Any questions, Bass?
Here.
The big one that doesn't work.
Yeah.
Beverly Mutry Brown Road.
My question is, I gather from your discussion
that the person with the tree, it's not a timber
tax cut issue, right?
No, it's no tax, because it's not a
enough.
Scenic Road issue.
Just a scenic road issue.
Fine.
It's on the other end of the road.
All right.
All right.
I'll take that motion to adjourn.
Second?
Thank you.