Town Council
Meeting Minutes
January 3, 2006
Present: Town Councilors Gary Foster, Andy Upham, Skip Crane, Denise Duda and John Welch
Town Manager Mitchell Berkowitz
Others Present and Speaking: Wayne Wood, Jeanne Adams, Jack Goosetrey, Ralph Wink, Fran Monroe, Julie Sheets, Jeanne Carpentier, Lynn Olson, Leona Crooker, Don Hutchings, Leo Credit, Pam Wilkinson, Mike Alt, Don Crandall, Jon Barton, Brad Fogg, Paul Pietropaoli, and CEO Paul White
Chair Foster called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.
First Order of Business
Discussion of Non-Agenda Items
None
Second Order of Business:
Presentation: None
Public Hearing: To take public comments, both written and oral, on the proposed Agritourism Ordinance Proposal
Councilor Foster reviewed the history on the proposed ordinance proposal that would allow agritourism as a permitted use in the Rural Residential Zone. The proposal amends Section 402.4 Definitions Section and amends Section 402.19 by exempting new facilities from site plan review if they fall under the 5,000 sq. ft. limit. Section 402.20 amendment would make agritourism a permitted use if the 50 acre minimum lot size requirement is met and will allow the conversion of an existing building to fall under the use if the conversions do not increase the non conformity.
There were no comments from the public.
Two minor amendments to Order #46:
The addition of the date of February 3, 2006 as the date the ordinance goes into effect.
The additional wording: “Such facilities conform to the town’s building code.
Public Hearing: To receive public comment on the liquor license renewal for China Village, 271 Shaker Road, Gray. POSTPONED UNTIL JANUARY 17, 2006 No action
Interview: Wayne Wood for the position of Alternate on the Ordinance Review Committee for the term ending June 30, 2008.
Wayne Wood was introduced. Councilor Duda inquired if there were any competing interests that would prevent Mr. Wood from serving out his term on the ORC. Mr. Wood answered that he has been active with the Committee and did not have any competing interests.
Councilor Crane thanked Wayne for volunteering to serve.
Interview: Candidates for the Downtown Village Master Plan Study:
Ms. Jeanne Adams, Ms. Fran Monroe, Ms. Elizabeth Beck, Dr. James Pound, Mr. Lawrence Leeman
Ms. Adams was introduced and also answered that she had not conflicts that would prevent her from serving on the Downtown Village Master Plan Committee.
Ms. Monroe also stated she had no conflicts of interest that would prevent her from serving.
Mr. Leeman said he did not have any conflicts and confirmed he was a resident of Gray.
Councilor Duda thanked all three for their service to the Town.
Both Ms. Beck and Dr. Pound were not present for tonight’s meeting and would be interviewed at the January 17th meeting.
Councilor Upham said Leo Credit who is not a resident but is a local business owner has offered to serve and encouraged all interested business owners to participate on the committee.
Public Hearing: to receive public comment on the proposed amendment to the Council Rules to repeal Section 602.40 CEDC, thereby abolishing the Community Economic Development Committee.
Councilor Crane opened the discussion by discussing the Committee’s charge and said he did not see any indications that the group is discussing the town’s regulatory quagmire.
Jack Goosetrey a member of the CEDC said that there was no liaison present at the last CEDC meeting and suggested that one of the groups’ members, that works for the Monument Newspaper, told the Council wrong information. Mr. Goosetrey said he thought it was ridiculous to ask the members of the CEDC to come to tonight’s meeting when the Council has already decided to abolish the committee. Chair Foster said that the Council has not decided to abolish the committee. Councilor Welch noted that the proposed order does not represent the Council as a whole and that he did not support the abolishment of the Committee.
Councilor Duda explained the process of adding agenda items and noted that just because one Council member puts an item on the agenda for discussion, there is nothing implied as to the discussion or outcome. Councilor Duda said she would have preferred to discuss the matter at a time other than a Council meeting.
Councilor Duda noted that the CEDC had discussed at their March 17, 2004 meeting, the issue of looking into the Town’s website. Ms. Sheets added that the Committee did in fact review town websites and the group noted their findings in a submission dated June 26, 2004. As for the Committee looking into the Town’s regulatory quagmire, Ms. Sheets explained the Councilor Duda had requested a letter from the Committee to the Planning Board be drafted for the purposes of reviewing Planning Board procedures. Councilor Duda’s request was sent by email to Ms. Sheets on October 10. 2005. Julie noted that the Committee did not feel they should be put in a position to investigate a Town Committee like the Planning Board.
Ms. Sheets said Councilor Upham discussed the CEDC at length at the Council meeting on December 20th while the discussion was not listed on the agenda for that evening. There was no mention at the December 6th meeting either. Julie contended that the document Councilor Upham received and commented on took on a thirty five minute discussion of the CEDC without prior notification. The document in question was a draft in progress that Councilor Upham confirmed he had received from Elizabeth Prata, Editor of the Monument Newspaper.
Councilor Upham explained the concerns were surrounding a recent solicitation from a Canadian firm inquiring about locating in Gray and the CEDC’s lack of involvement. The CEDC commissioned Darren Hebold and Craig Denekas to make the first contact while the committee should be the marketing arm of the Town, sharing the value of locating here. Councilor Upham said he chose to address the whole committee and read from the Charter’s page 10 committee charge. Mr. Goosetrey noted that the work of the committee depends greatly upon the help of the Council and he has not seen Council involvement. Councilor Upham mentioned the letter that was sent to Peter Delgreco from the Committee did not represent the town well and should not have been sent to a potential business owner. As for the document he received from Ms. Prata, Councilor Upham
explained it didn’t matter to him that the document was a draft.
Mr. Goosetrey explained the Committee sent the request to Mr. Hebold because the inquiry had to do with the request for 35 acres of land. Ms. Sheets said the CEDC asked to meet with the Council back in July at a Workshop which never took place. Councilor Duda mentioned the suggestions the CEDC has made during the past two year period and mentioned suggestions like: review of property inventory lists, talking points for courting development, website development, business follow-up procedures, corporate citizen recognition through the media and other ideas. Councilor Duda asked if the town needed a marketing person and wondered if there were ways to help move business through the process more easily.
Ralph Wink explained Gray is in competition with other towns to procure businesses and many times, the Committee feels they are out on a limb alone. There has not been an answer to the question of making land available for industry. Regulations are written by volunteers and the wording is confusing and disorganized. The Committee is working on a report that will be complete in one month and Ralph asked that the group be allowed to complete it.
Jack Goosetrey suggested the town consider going to bond for a new town hall so that there is access to all departments and to make a better first impression to prospective businesses that want to locate here. If the town doesn’t go to bond, the money will have to be obtained by raising taxes. Jack brought up the fact that the zones should all be opened up to allow business. He thanked Paul White for his commitment to working on revising and improving the ordinances.
Jeanne Carpentier commented that the Committee met in December to discuss an email that they received and the draft they were working on should not have gone out until it was finalized. When the Council discussed the draft publicly as fact, the Committee felt they were being attacked.
Councilor Duda explained the draft was not considered a private document even if it was not finalized. Councilor Welch asked if a council member could participate to address the problems that seem to have piled up. Julie Sheets noted the draft is to be discussed at the next CEDC meeting on January 18th.
Jeanne Adams said she finds the CEDC meetings unproductive and contentious.
During the past three meetings, suggestions have been shot down and the Committee needs to work to make improvements for businesses in town. Ms. Adams suggested the time is right to raise the bar.
Mr. Goosetrey suggested Ms. Adams join the Website Committee if she wants to work on the town’s website. Councilor Duda said there is a correlation between the website and the procurement of new business and the Committee should use the site to promote the town.
Lynn Olson asked why the Council appointed Ms. Adams to the CEDC when she has filed for personal bankruptcy and owes property taxes to the Town. Councilor Foster said Ms. Olson’s comments were not relevant to tonight’s discussion and did not promote economic development. Leona Crooker said the Town Council should look at tax delinquency when interviewing volunteers for town committees.
Chair Foster asked for a five minute recess at 8:50 p.m.
Third Order of Business ORDERS
Order #55- Review and act upon the appointment of Wayne Wood for the position of Alternate on the Ordinance Review Committee for the term ending June 30, 2008. Sponsor- Town Council
Councilor Upham moved to approve the appointment of Wayne Wood as Alternate on the ORC for the term ending June 30, 2008.
Councilor Crane seconded.
There were no comments from the public.
The motion carried unanimously, 5-0.
This action requires a majority vote after an opportunity for public comment
Order #56- Review and act upon the appointments to the Downtown Village Master Plan Advisory Committee by appointing some of the following people:
Ms. Jeanne Adams, Dr. James Pound, Ms. Fran Monroe, Mr. Lawrence Leeman and Ms. Elizabeth Beck
The appointments shall run until the completion of the Plan as reported to the State of Maine and the dissolving of this Committee by the Town Council. Sponsor- Town Council
Councilor Duda moved to appoint Jeanne Adams, Fran Monroe and Lawrence Leeman to the Downtown Village Master Plan Advisory Committee.
Councilor Welch seconded.
Councilor Crane amended the motion to exclude the appointments of Elizabeth Beck and Dr. James Pound.
Councilor Upham seconded.
There was no public comment.
The vote was 5-0 on the amended motion.
The vote was 4-1 (Welch opposed) on the main motion.
This action requires a majority vote after an opportunity for public comment
Order #57- Review and act upon Amending the Council Rules to abolish the Community Economic Development Committee. Sponsor- Town Council
This action requires a majority vote after an opportunity for public comment
Councilor Welch moved to withdraw the Order from the agenda and to extend an apology to the CEDC members.
Councilor Duda seconded the motion.
Councilor Duda said she didn’t feel it was appropriate to have the item on the agenda on the evening as the discussion with the Committee and would have liked to have had the discussion at a separate meeting. Councilor Welch agreed that there should have been more dialog with the group prior to it going on to an agenda, resulting in a more civil and productive discussion.
Public Comment:
Fran Monroe, a Lewiston Road resident addressed the Council to say it disturbed her that the CEDC took it upon themselves to contact a private business which should be investigated. Fran suggested the Council table the matter until more information is provided. Ms. Monroe commented that personal information about any committee member is not relevant unless the person has been accused in the courts and said she was embarrassed by the comments tonight.
Don Hutchings, George Purley Road, agreed with the motion to withdraw the Order. Don said while the Council is castigating the CEDC about minor matters, the bigger picture is missed. The Town needs to look at the Comprehensive Plan. Don stated Jack Goosetrey’s point about the problems with unavailable land for development, was the most important comment made this evening. Making land available has nothing to do with the CEDC as a committee but with the town’s inability to provide sewer, an adequate road system to attract business to Gray. The problems with the ordinances are not due to the CEDC’s work; it is the Council that passes them.
Leo Credit, local business owner said whether the Council abolishes the committee or not, the Town needs a “go-to” person that can guide a prospective business owner through the process. Leo stated he didn’t support abolishing the committee but suggested better communication is needed.
Pam Wilkinson, Birchwood Road, agreed the Order should be withdrawn as the entire matter is premature. Pam said she agreed with Leo Credit that there needs to be a paid individual to address business development and that committee members are volunteers who often are at work when prospects come to the Town with questions. Ms. Wilkinson suggested the Council looks at the groups’ accomplishments and realize there are no resources for the committee to move forward without Council assistance.
Mike Alt, a former member of the CEDC voiced his support to withdraw the Order and said his interpretation of the matter was likened to a “mugging.” The entire matter does not bare a good reflection on the Town when a committee is taken out to the woodshed. The discussion should have taken place at a workshop and tonight’s meeting did nothing but further the ill will.
Lynn Olson asked Councilor Upham to look at the CEDC brochure and review the Economic Roundtable Report which shows Gray is not a business friendly town. There are zoning ideas inside the report with suggestions that have been made by the CEDC members. Some of the committees’ ideas include a recommendation for corporate block grants, and other funding mechanisms as well as updating the brochure. Chapter 2 of the Comp Plan notes five initiatives for the Committee: Updating the brochure, expand the website, letters to local restaurants/grocery stores, business recruitment and a conceptual plan for zoning. Ms. Olson said the group has worked on four out of five which shows their productivity. Lynn said she supported withdrawing the Order as Councilor Welch proposed.
There were no other comments from the public.
The vote was 2-3 (Upham, Foster, Crane opposed) to withdraw the Order. The motion FAILED to carry.
Councilor Upham moved to accept notification of changing the Council Rules to abolish the CEDC.
Councilor Crane seconded.
Public Comment:
Jack Goosetrey asked what the Council planned to do after they abolish the Committee.
Don Crandall, a Gray resident commented that if a roof has a leak, you don’t get rid of the roof, you fix it. Mr. Crandall stated he did not support the abolishment of the Committee and suggested the Council work with them instead. Don said the arrogance displayed by the council could be remedied at election time.
Lynn Olson suggested the third “whereas” be struck because it goes against the purpose of holding a public hearing. Councilor Welch said he didn’t think the third whereas needed to be eliminated since a consensus was not reached by the Council and he urged the other council members to vote no to put an end to the situation.
The vote was 3-2 (Duda, Welch opposed). The motion carried.
Order 59: Council discussion and action on the bids for the replacement Public Safety Squad Vehicle.
Chief Barton explained he received three bids which included information on the four items that were exceptions. Councilor Upham said he received a summary from the Manager regarding the bids today and did not have time to review it.
The Chief said the decision to accept the bid has a 60-day time frame from the December 2nd date.
The Council agreed they wanted more time to review the summary before taking any action.
Councilor Upham moved to TABLE Order #59 to the next Council meeting on January 17th.
Councilor Duda seconds the motion.
The motion carried 5-0.
Fourth Order of Business:
Approval of December 12, 2005 Workshop minutes and December 20th Council Meeting Minutes
Councilor Upham moved to TABLE both the Workshop and Council Meeting Minutes.
Councilor Duda seconded the motion.
The vote was 4-1 (Welch opposed) Mr. Welch said there was no need to table to the next meeting and that the Council could have simply not taken action tonight.
Brad Fogg asked if he could comment on a tabled item (Public Safety Vehicle) later in the meeting.
Approval of December 20, 2005 Town Council Minutes
TABLED
Fifth Order of Business:
Reports from the Council Chair
No report this week.
Reports from the Town Manager
Report for January 3, 2006
MMA Property and Casualty Pool;
Annually the MMA Pool provides member towns with a copy of the audited financial statement for their year which ends June 30. The Pool currently has 436 member communities and entities and continues to operate in a fiscally prudent and effective manner on behalf of their members. The copy of their audit is available in the Town Offices.
Friday, January 6 Hours of Operations:
This Friday, the employees of the town will participate in a previously planned holiday gathering as it was rescheduled from December 16 due to weather conditions that day. The following hours of operation should be noted so that we may serve customers this Friday: Town Offices- 8 AM to Noon
We hope that this advance notice to the public will allow the community to come in earlier in the day and that it will not present too much of an inconvenience to the community.
Library Staff to attend National Association Conference:
On Friday, March 24, 2006 the full Library Staff will attend the Public Library Association’s National Conference in Boston. It is very rare that such a conference would be this close to Maine and the level of resources and programs available would be part of the ongoing staff development as they continue to serve our community. Though this means the Library will be closed all day on the 24th they will reopen on Saturday the 25th. We hope that this will not create any great inconvenience to the public.
Vacation Period:
During my leave the contact person for the Council will be Dick Cahill. He will be acting on my behalf until I return on January 16. He will make sure any Council request is properly channeled with responses back to the Council. In the past, during my absences, Dick has worked closely with Donna and other Department heads to assure smooth operations. He will be in contact with me as needed.
Respectfully Submitted,
Mitchell A. Berkowitz
Town Manager
Sixth Order of Business
Committee Appointments and Resignations: Discussion regarding the appointments to the Downtown Village Master Plan Committee
Committee Reports
Brad Fogg reported on the Cable Committee and discussed the Council’s new location of the podium and the workings of the microphones. The Committee is meeting on January 17th to address adding additional wireless microphone connections for a total of 12. Improvements to the lighting at Stimson will also be discussed at the same meeting. The group is also working on franchise agreements with Time Warner Cable that are due to be complete by January 17th.
Council Correspondence
Councilor Duda contributed the following email correspondence she received:
Readers of The Gray News would like to know when the Council determined that the Community Economic Development Committee became so "unproductive" that it should be abolished. My recollection of the Council meeting at which the CEDC was discussed indicated that the Council summoned the CEDC to talk about its future. Apparently the Council held further discussions about the matter and came to a much more definite conclusion.
Thank you for helping us understand what happened between the last meeting and the next one.
Ray Clark
Editor, The Gray News
Town Council individuals: This looks like you five have pulled another good one. Do you think it will work???????????????
Just Who Do You Think You Are?
L. Crooker
Councilor Foster shared a letter from Mike Alt.
Dear Mr. Foster,
It has come to my attention that the Council is considering abolishing the Community Economic Development Committee (CEDC). I believe such a decision would be very detrimental to the business climate in Gray and I urge the Council to consider the full ramifications of abolishment.
While the CEDC faces well-documented obstacles in recruitment of new businesses to Gray, most notably a paucity of commercially-zoned land, many things have taken place in recent years that enhance the potential business environment in Gray. These recent developments include the Route 100 south water main extension and the successful grant application for a Downtown Revitalization Study, both of which were due in part to the efforts of CEDC.
Business development is a very competitive endeavor, and our town needs every tool it can muster to have a chance at success in this arena. Abolishing the CEDC would be a rash decision that would deprive this community of a very valuable economic resource.
I would like to go on the record in commending this committee for the support it gives to both existing and prospective businesses in Gray. I urge the council to become educated in the value of CEDC and work with the committee in a joint effort to enhance the economic well-being of our community.
Respectfully.
Michael T. Alt
Council Business
The Manager brought up the topic of the all-day Super Saturday Budget meeting set for January 21st. One of the department heads has an afternoon obligation and the Manager was asking if the Council would reconsider the all-day schedule and instead have a shorter meeting and another follow-up meeting. After a short discussion, the Council decided to keep the all-day Budget Meeting.
Workshop Status-
There was no second Workshop Meeting in December.
Seventh Order of Business:
Additions to the Agenda
Public Comment on Order #59
Brad Fogg said he was disheartened that the Council tabled the order when the Fire Department officials and the engineers were qualified to complete the bid process. Brag suggested the people in the town that have the expertise should be empowered to do their work.
Councilor Upham explained that he made a commitment not to sign any blank checks without properly reviewing the expense. Jack Goosetrey noted the voters approved the purchase and the funds were already set aside for the purchase. Jack added that the Council did not know anything about purchasing a fire vehicle and should let those with the experience handle it.
Eighth Order of Business: ORDINANCES
Order #46 -[Second Reading] Review and act on the proposed Agritourism ordinance and uses in the Town of Gray. Sponsor- Town Council
Councilor Duda moved to approve the proposed Agritourism ordinance and uses in the Town of Gray.
Councilor Welch seconded the motion.
Councilor Crane said he received an amendment to the ordinance today. The Manager said the amendment was sent out the previous week to the Council via email. Chair Foster said he discussed the amendment with Paul White at the last meeting and there did not seem to be any problems with it. Councilor Duda said she did not see why an amendment was needed that asks for the conditions to meet the building codes of Gray when that is already understood in the ordinance.
Councilor Upham said he didn’t support the change and that it could require public notice if the changes were extensive. Councilor Welch said the changes appeared minor and did not see moving ahead with it as a problem. Mr. Berkowitz added that Natalie Burns advised the changes were minor and another public hearing would not be necessary.
Councilor Welch moved to amend the motion to include the recent changes.
There was no second.
The motion failed for lack of a second.
Fran Monroe said she did not support any changes at the last minute. Jack Goosetrey supported moving the ordinance along since so much time has already been spent on it.
Julie Sheets urged the Council to support the order that maintains open space, the town’s rural character and the reuse of valuable property. Ms. Sheets said approving the order would be a small step in preserving businesses in Gray while supporting the outstanding corporate citizenship of the Libra Foundation.
Pam Wilkinson expressed her support also but noted the recommendation of staff should be considered as they are used to help eliminate potential problems down the road.
Paul White, CEO commented on the new floor arrangement with the Council sitting down on the floor level. Paul said he supported the changes to the agritourism proposal and hoped the Council would take the staff’s recommendations. Paul noted the time invested by Paul Pietropaoli this evening and supported moving forward.
The motion carried 5-0.
This action requires a majority vote after an opportunity for public comment
Order #58- [First of two Readings] Review and act upon repealing Chapter 215, Mass Gathering Ordinance. Sponsor- Town Council
Councilor Crane moved to act the First Reading on the appeal of Chapter 215 Mass Gathering Ordinance.
Councilor Upham seconded.
Councilor Crane commented that copies of the State’s Mass Gathering Ordinance were distributed earlier in the week to Council members. Councilor Welch noted that repealing the Town’s ordinance for Mass Gathering would cause the town to rely solely on existing state laws that may not protect the town in every local mass gathering event. Councilor Upham made reference to the State’s limit of 2,000 people and proposed amending the order to reference the state’s statute number. Councilor Duda did not feel the reference was necessary and would be difficult to enforce. Councilor Upham explained most people do not know statutes exist in the first place and referencing them would make it clearer as long as the ordinances are updated correctly.
Councilor Upham moved to amend Order #58 repealing Chapter 215 Mass Gathering Ordinance and noting the town’s compliance with State Title 22 Health and Welfare Ordinance, Section 1601-1607 Chapter 265 Mass Gatherings, permit required or as amended by the Legislature.
Councilor Crane seconded.
Councilor Welch stated it was unwise to adopt the ordinance that is controlled solely by the State and noted the Town’s problems with complying with Home Rule changes imposed by the State. If the Town is not provided updated copies of the “obscure” mass gathering ordinance, the town would find itself in noncompliance. Councilor Welch said he supported a repeal of the town’s ordinance and working on the problems associated with it, in conjunction with citizen participation.
Fran Monroe suggested referencing the State Statute and agreed the state laws are the standard unless the Town imposes stricter laws.
Pam Wilkinson asked if the Public Safety Committee was asked for their opinion regarding the repeal and noted that they are part of the decision making process with regard to the ordinance.
Chair Foster said he liked Ms. Wilkinson’s suggestion to involve Public Safety members and noted this was just the First Reading. CEO, Paul White explained that if the Mass Gathering Ordinance is repealed it will then fall back to the State law whether the Town references the Statute or not.
The vote on the amendment was 1-4 (Welch, Crane, Foster and Duda opposed). The amended motion FAILED to carry.
The vote was unanimous 5-0 on the main motion.
This action requires a majority vote after an opportunity for public comment
Ms. Monroe asked the Manager to inform her as to when the Village Master Plan Committee schedule is available so the members that have been appointed can begin meeting.
Ninth Order of Business
Council Action Items, Assignments and Issues Status:
Jon Barton and standards for fire protection-Planning Board-11/15/05 1-03-06
Planner report-Separate development values past 12 months & fees-11/15/05
Capacity for the Crystal Lake culvert replacement- 11/15/05 1/17/06
Egypt Road Bridge and guard rails replacement costs-11/15/05 1/17/06
Training for this year-provide schedule-11/15/05 1/17
Recreation website- when?-11/15/05
Time of staff allocation -committee work- PB, ORC, Council, ZBA, PS-11/15/05 1/3/06 1/17
Create the business case for the for the proposed PS addition-11/15/05
Modify scope of services for the Knights Bridge and report-12-06-05
Gray Water District/Engineer present at Jan. 9, 2006 Workshop-12-06-05
(Invite PB, ORC, Village MP Committee) 12-22-05
Review River’s Edge subdivision with CEO and Councilor Upham-12-06-05
Copy of SYT Agreement with town of Gray- 12-12-05 12-21-05
Establish Meeting date with SYT, Manager, Planner and Councilor- 12-12-05
The Manager noted the Fire Chief’s dry hydrant and cistern information was passed on to the Council.
Planning Board Fees: Councilor Upham requested billing information on the engineering firm SYT Designs. Paul White explained the firm is paid hourly for their services. Councilor Upham said he would like to know who pays them and asked for all the bills from the firm for the year 2005.
The Manager said the fee schedule information was provided by Dick Cahill and distributed to the Council in their mailboxes.
Consent Agreement Draft: Councilor Upham would like this item added to an agenda for discussion. The agreement was drafted predicated on the issues that surfaced regarding Rivers Edge.
Develop the January 9, 2006- Workshop Agenda
Presentation with Bruce Fowler and Gray Water District Representatives.
RWS Interlocal Agreements discussion and signatures
Develop the January 17, 2006 –Council Meeting Agenda
Develop the January 23, 2006- workshop Agenda-Note there will be an executive session at the beginning of this workshop per 1 MRSA 405.6 A.”Discussion or consideration of the….evaluation….of an individual...The performance evaluation of the Town Manager
Planner and Community Economic Development Discussion
Tenth Order of Business: Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 11:25 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Janmarie Castagna Bourret
Recording Secretary
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