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not choose to say no the council did say yes or no because of the fear that was behind them i'm not here because i'm fearful i did ask to take the deal with

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experienced in addition the most likely to be long term term owners of this and i think that also there's i said we've talked about the company that's most likely to keep bt bt but i want to

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talk just a little bit about the question of whether there's political motivations by councillors it wasn't one city council or they had the best interests of the city at heart it wasn't two city councillors and

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motivation i may disagree with city councillors on here but i am absolutely confident that every city councillor i certainly know that i did all throughout this process we all worked in the best way possible to get the best result that we believed and

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problem and in fact that sure has come forth at the very beginning i think we would have avoided much of what we went through here to begin with again i want to make clear that the employees that i've talked to with bt including the ploy that i talked

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i disagree with that but i certainly will not challenge their motivations i will never do that i have more respect for my colleagues and that so to the public i think that i understand the concerns that i've heard

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expressed and we while the last meeting was a difficult meeting kauser no del myself others on this council worked to open this process up in september and i've said this time and again when we

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open that process of democracy is messy it is a messy process and the public got to see the messy process warts and all all the way through the end and in the end we had a difficult choice to make which was to move forward

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a timely basis i think we made the right choice that night so i guess my last point is in regard to the fear by some that there that there might be more conservative programming as a republican

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every one of them would be very surprised to hear that we're so concerned about that i'm not concerned about it at all i think that we we should not want there to be one point of view coming out of the media we should not be concerned that there's going to be any

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decision and we moved on he made a commitment to us as a council that he would work hard to get shores across the finish line and work well with todd and the shores communication group and that's not easy to do when you're

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issues here in the city and i worked well with them but this one we didn't see eye to eye on and it takes a a person with strong leadership and vision to understand that you know what that wasn't my night shores was selected and i'm going to do what's best for the taxpayers

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briefly statement and then we will go to roll call vote i will be supporting this i think we ended up in a in a very good place after a very long and difficult process but instead of looking back i just want to look forward and just say as

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we after tonight i think that we'll have this an important decision to make about whether the city wants to reinvest and how much and and and i personally think that there are a lot of reasons why we should have a continued

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tech economy we have lots of cities in america where they have developed their tech sectors and it in a way that have exacerbated inequalities we want to do it differently here and i think that that

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if as a minority partner will be an entity that we will be able to work with towards that goal which i think is is as essential to our future as a city so let's go to the roll call

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just invested and board of off a million dollars this fee is not possible to come up with shift corner he's not all skiing for anything free we are requesting for the board to amend the ordinance

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ask the staff to actually draft any changes so that process could not add another month or two but two or three months well too much just for once they boarded proves that waiting for that to go

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my question is how first focus on you that i have some questions about or maybe they are questions for you by about the position in general but my question is along the lines and please don't read anything into my questions it's just my way to try to

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other aspects that you see the town either should be or could be doing but currently isn't doing i'm trying to i guess part of what i'm getting at is what would be the role of a or

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and take advantage of them to help us on our way because if you don't mind would it be would would it be fair to say that you view this position as sort of an advocate or somebody who is if you will trying to push the town maybe to

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position and then then the question becomes if the answer is yes and you know thank you for raising it bring it to us if the answer is yes then figure out who's the best candidate but really the very first question is is

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energy issues in the town means town has been maybe not proactive and enough i can get that pushing is never a bad thing but we've done a fair amount with particular with solar

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it's there if the board is it really a board decision i mean it is anyway but my guess if the board is interested in pursuing a range of other things than other beyond what we've already done

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then it might make sense to bring someone in like an at you know this gentleman mr forrest as an energy coordinator we have done a lot but there's always more you can do and really it's a matter of how aggressive does the

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evaluating in contact with conservation groups looking at potential new technology we other towns are doing right what other towns are doing but it's a consultant role it's not a you know they don't have any

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one point and the measurements will have to measure that at some point right if that thirty two year out benchmark or goal stays solid what we have to measure ourselves as we approach that

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what requirements are currently exist for that kind of thing at this point there are certainly tools that are available towards that in fact there's a website with a community dashboard and wilson doesn't

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interview several people and again by the end of january so would we would we have all the candidates signed up by the end of january and then we would interview or we would interview them between the

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but all it is is changing over the ownership of the currently existing right a that you already have not much is going to change i don't think anything's nothing's going to change about the management of the store the manager who did the education course

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to stay the same so you have the education certificate in the application package we submitted and you know it's really just going to be kind of a ownership change nothing nothing more significant so they would

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but we did have them identify the manager who will be staying on so that we could make sure that we had somebody who'd already done the certification for the online course yeah exactly stouffer's no objections

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sheet of projects that we were to have worked on and really it looks just like this so these are projects has a little bit of narrative on some of these projects that we're going to be talking about we're going to try to keep this to fifteen minutes

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projects and so we're going to touch base on those projects i think it's really important that we let you know that we have really worked hard aligning ourselves with the lake

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says bank being a resident of that lake for sixty years my entire life i think is our biggest most precious resource that we've got natural resource that we've got in our community it's being used by thousands

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people we have over two hundred acres of recreation as that surround their lake and i don't think we have to tell you how many people come and go throughout the course of the entire year using those facilities

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vessels now we're doing small vessels or working on specifically on saturdays and sundays because they're paid positions but we really are excited about the fact that we're doing canoes and kayaks down

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going into the into the lake we restarted our water quality monitoring program we'd been doing it for a number of years the state so we could take a few years off so we restarted that to give us a good baseline data about the lake

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thousand and sixteen seventeen jamie if you want to just explain maybe why it looks so different yeah a wilson resident former senior took these photos for us with a with a drone on the left

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was the summer before last the survey did show that there were still quite a bit of milfoil still in the in the lake so it so found throughout the the lake we did do a survey of the lake as well as sunset

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funds from that ton of willesden funds from the town of heinsberg grant funds from the state the great need program as well as we've raised thirty thousand dollars from private funds to to get together to do a one

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year summer treatment the expectation would be that we would get four to five years of control and may have to come back and treat again based upon experience with other lakes we would continue to do some hand polling in

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dense area of milfoil around it continue the monitoring program continue our education efforts to raise awareness about a vicious species and and all the work people can do on their own own properties

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something we're going to be in trouble here and so that's why we're back here asking for your support we really appreciate the fact that with this than has been able to give us all the support

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make a commitment we've asked for a simple five hundred dollars a year for five years it's pretty pretty simple if they can do it twenty five hundred dollars investment and we've raised over

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over thirty thousand dollars from that request just in a few months time we will continue to do that from this point on because that is we feel is really important but as i

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said then the the use of wake your call a i've lived there my entire life the uses been incredible in the last ten years we love it we love the fact that people can

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come and use that resource we don't want to let this and i live right by the beach on the first first camp and from the beach and last year in two thousand and sixteen it was pretty

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for the for the beach goers and number one the smell number two the swimming and number three the the boaters you know i would almost almost every night pole some kind of a boat or whether it was

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a kayak or a kid in a canoe or at sometimes a sailboat out of that mach to get them out of there because it was so frustrating for them so we've got to deal with it fortunately this year wasn't as bad we appreciate

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it that you know there's a bit of controversy with the use of herbicide i understand that we understand that there's a you know not all of us are unified on the lake there are some people that

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in other applications throughout the lake or throughout the state and i don't think our lake is any different the fact that we're running into such controversy is it's kind of you know present something and it's kind of unusual

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request an additional fifteen thousand dollars for next year for four number one various projects that we're working on including the v lane and and various other projects such as the dash but

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know the obvious one that we only control eighty acres of land within will list and the feeling that we're not bringing value from that perspective the issue that there was a feeling that we had morphed from and this is a point

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moving back into a different relationship with them also just generally our service in relationship to the town generally and that i can tell you he's been changed to the positive over the last couple of years in terms of our work with the

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system so i understand the issue that you're not a receiving town at the end of the day in terms of the moneys that get sent down to my pillar in which you get back and that's if i'm in your shoes that i'm concerned about that

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i live in burlington were receiving town so politically i'm you know on a different end of the spectrum but i totally understand the difficulty of both emotionally and practically of gathering taxes from your

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a little bit of a political issue there however i do feel we're better prepared than we were six or eight months ago to look at different models i think what we're really focused on is first of all

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stabilizing our budget and our overall asked this year is flat from last year we've raised our operating budget by two point four percent but the overall ass to the towns is the same so that was a big goal of min

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e we are about fourteen months into a operating as a fee for service entities and we have a contract with health brewington we've brought in about seven thousand dollars worth of profit

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you know net revenues from that work we've sort of it was a big deal for us to step into that area but that is something which i think can expand and we're already getting requests from other

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communities to do fee for service work and we feel that that's a new area for us to move into but cycling back to the issue at hand here i feel very strongly and i made the pitch the board

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i was very proactive with the idea about the take a parcel i think rick from rick's memo is he's he's not asking for action on this tonight however we are faced with the potential of you guys voting to go to

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town meeting to ask for the removal of the park district from well as to believe it or not i understand both sides of this issue so i've been really determined not to turn this into a some kind of

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conservation world i've discovered since i took this job that would ensure that if we're not managing it up to a certain level or or we go belly up as an organization that you get the property back or gets transferred to another organization that can

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manage it properly so that's that's something but also we have not stopped the conversation of how we're fund it it's a big organizational emotional part of our work and we have monthly

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meetings that are fully attended by are trustees and i guess i just need to reassure you that in any scenario the conversation will continue in a rick has made a very intriguing case and i don't necessarily disagree with what he's

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property so there is existing access and there's another two potential ways plus that right of way you see with a magic marker my high tech magic marker goes all the way up towards the hydro dam to the third development so there there

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understand there's been personality clashes we've just come in here and so you get up as your money and you know i get that and he said we want control we want to be able to you know it's a chess game in a rapidly developing town that if you own a

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real issue to me is that we are not playing the role that we should be playing with the guys which is owning and managing property and so to have if we were as off the funding issue with the

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be funded as well and it doesn't ignore the issue but my focus has been on what are the other avenues that we can bring in to be clear we don't carry debt at all so we do it and we're not binding we're not doing

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in my way of thinking but under the current funding scenario which is based i think fifty percent on population fifty percent and grainless value correct board is these all indications you're not willing to abandon at this point

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it didn't answer that i was kind of hoping it would as i read through it is because i think the concept of are we getting the value we should out of what we currently pay using the current formula i don't know if it started with the

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conservation commission but it certainly has been echoed by members of the conservation commission absolutely and so i'm sorry to make a long story not as long as i maybe could make it is what is the conservation

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an object of you know kind of yes this feels about right home i don't think they'll ever be able to come up with any sort of subjective reasoning behind it other than you know this is this is a valuable part and it adds

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to go to the next level then we would be a lot more aggressive we do a natural resource inventory and we come up with some you know some basic planning for a trail system and talk with adjacent land owners about the potential for new access

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is is the the access question because nothing is is established yet and i assume many of the projects on the town is taken in the past it's had road furniture so the access issue i don't want to say goes away but is a

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forth by the fact we've been regionalized these conservation so that's part of the value that wilson's buying into if i get to the point where we're having that conversation then that feels like you know that's the

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part of the value is what lands within the town that you have easy access to that we manage so you can actually experience what the value we bring and so that to me seems very important in willesden and it you

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know it doesn't make the issue of whether the equalize graham list is a good way to value or to place value but it certainly changes the dynamic of our relationship of the town and that's why i felt it was so

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affordability i mean i get so going all the way you know when you break it all the way down but i guess the rationale you know as i look at the old documents when we set up the formula it's a way that we can do a comparative value of the communities

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ability to afford so everyone's under the same system like it or not with the you know the c l a's and all the stuff that they're place on the ground list but it is predicated assuming that

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earlier and i've only been on the board for what is it six seven months now but i've heard quite a bit and learned quite a bit and it seems like you know the the dynamics and the the stats for williston would say that

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that population only be considered for calculating the formula so i don't know what the other boards going to respond to or whether they're going to want to take a vote on it but i'm going to put that specific idea before the

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more jericho pay three nineteen more it would save south burlington almost seventy seven hundred dollars would save you guys over seven thousand dollars and when you ski would have to pay thirty about thirty two hundred dollars more when

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but it's that's why i have been aggressively going after the issue and saying to me that the big one is we don't only park here you know within the town and then that you're unhappy with the funding situation and

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i had hoped we could get farther with that conversation but there's a lot of when i go to these presentations the questions from boards is i was like well how about them you know they paying you know how much you know so it's like having a you know

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they would propose to do with the property so they're just kind of getting an idea if they did take it over they do improve it is that is that value i mean just just owning the land as it is today i would agree with t

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so this is a small amount of money for all picture of things we have the money in the budget because we're not spending it on police officers and so at this point the proposal is just to funded for the six months

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budgets you have an opportunity to ask questions about their budgets and any time there is an issue that you want to come back to including possibly adding something to the budget or deleting something for the budget

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numbers but underlying those numbers are the services that we provide this community and all the numbers do is support that in fact this year and i intend to do this last year did we get an opportunity but we