Planning Board - Regular Meeting

It's a little bit after 7. Uh June 4th. The Town of Chester 2025. The Town of Chester Planning Board is now in session. If we would like to do a quick roll call. I know that Mark is not going to be in attendance tonight. So, we'll start down with Chris present. Mike present. Jackie present. Present. Jeppi. Okay. So, we're all here for a quorum. So, we're good. If you'd like to stand and say the pledge of allegiance behind us. [Music] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. And we have Ivan or Dominic with us tonight. We appreciate you stepping in. Thank you very much. And John's here. So, we're um all good to go. So, we're going to move um we're going to rearrange a little bit on the agenda. The first thing I'd like to say though is did everyone get a chance to see the minutes for the May meeting? Yes, we reviewed them. They're all good. I can have a motion to adopt the minutes from the May meeting. Second by Jeppi. All in favor? I I Okay. And other under other business, we have our July meeting July 2nd, which kind of falls right within the Fourth of July holiday. So, thought maybe we'd move it to the Wednesday the 16th. And if there's any objection to that, we don't need to move it, but um if we're good with that, we'll move it to the 16th. Any objections? The 16th. Okay. So the July meeting will now be July 16th. So we're going to rearrange a little bit and we will move uh happen stance to the head of the line and we have Chris. Is that right? That's

correct. Okay. So this is a lot line change and in on Joseph Court and if you could review what we have going on and then um Melissa will put it up because we are we're on the Lily Dam. Good evening members. Christopher Post from Engineering Surveying Properties representing Happiness Manor LLC. Uh the purpose of this lotline change for uh 56 Joseph Court. It involves three parcels. Uh as you can see there, uh they want to just move the lot line from 56 Joseph Court up 50 feet. And the sole purpose being that they want to add an addition and a port share to the front of the house. So in order to do so, they would need it doesn't meet the setback requirements currently. So in moving the lot line chain, moving the lot line 50 ft, it would allow for the uh to meet the the setback requirements. You have a a pointer. I do not. Oh, this guest. There you go. And so you could kind of show where it is and what it's going to affect if it's not going to affect anything. Is it on? I can't see it. I'm color blind. I can't see that. I I have no idea. Zoom into the He said he's color. He can't see. Yeah, I can't see. I I trust you. Zoom in a little bit. I see my hand. Yeah, there it is. Is that you? That's me. Not you. That's you. I have one in my hand, but I'm not using it. I just I see that. I see. You can see that one. It's working. I saw it on my hand. But I Which one is that?

Whoever had that one up there before. I see. Who's got it now? I don't know. That's mine right here. That's just Okay. Yeah. You want to try this one? Sure. We'll give that one. Yeah. Give this one a whirl. They look the same. Okay. That I see. Okay. Excellent. Okay. So, this lot right here is the lot in question. And originally, they had the lot line coming down into this area, which took up a little bit more of the uh culde-sac. Uh what we want to do is we want to move it 50 feet up this way and it would be right there which would allow to meet the setback requirements. So all three lots are owned by the same owner applicant. Uh there would be no negative impact on any of the three lots other than just moving the lot. And it's just to create a structure in the front of the house. They they would like to add a uh porticare on the front of the house. And in order to do so, they need to bump the lot line. So it bumps right into the culde-sac. Yes. Which is the lot line initially was in there. All the lot lines go to the center of the road, which is in the uh filed subdivision map is a 50 foot private road right away. So basically, it's not going to affect the culde-sac. It just gives you the step. That is correct. And we still intend on keeping the private right away for everyone to use. Okay. So again, no negative impact. We're just shifting lot lines. So it's a minor lot line. So John, you have comments for uh yes, just a minor. The application is pretty straightforward. It is just moving that that lot line about 50 ft. Um so under the town so there's regulations. This is technically a lot line change. So I just give you the

definition of that in the town code. Basically you're changing lot lines between two or more parcels that does not create any additional building lots doesn't impact any public lands or access and doesn't increase any degree of nonconformity which this would probably mean solving that in the future. Um so basically lot lines may be approved by the planning board without the requirement for public hearing. So that's that's the way your code is written and we believe it's consistent with the definition. Um it looks like one of the lots had an existing non-conforming front. Just identify that in in the bold table. Okay. Um the narrative states that you're doing an expansion. Just show the expansion on the plan. So you work for a site just clarity and then you'll have it done for building permits. Of course. Um the only thing is comment for right now tax map shows another lot line going down the center of the culde-sac that is from the lots uh to the north correct just note you you should put that just note that is to be removed that actually is on the plan I believe if I'm not mistaken. Can we pull that up again? So so there's a lot line there's a line right down here and here's the note. Now there's there's a existing lot line that goes to that point. Oh, I I got you. Yes, I understand. Yeah, it comes out it comes down to here. Correct. So you should that should be shown and say that is also to be absolutely following that comment. I wasn't sure the easement over the over the private road. Does that have to be amended in any way? No. No. Not to my knowledge. No. Okay. That was pretty much it. just make sure that nothing changed regards rights of access and anything. Uh so again it's up to the board as to whether you want to discuss public hearing or not. Um they did provide a short AF. It's

acceptable. Although this is a type two action on your secret. So technically there's no further secret required and then uh it does not require 239 for the county. It doesn't meet any of the criteria. Okay. If I could just add um they do not intend on doing anything anything to the culde-sac. They've actually improved the culde-sac and put a fountain beautiful water feature in the center of it. They're still maintaining the the entire culde-sac and right away through there and they keep they want to make sure they keep that right away going around the culde-sac and the ement the purpose of the easement is to access the lots. Yeah. So that I say this isn't going to happen but say a future sale in you know that easement is in place so that where those lot lines fall people still have access to each that is correct. Yes. Right. It's not it's in all the deeds and it is shown on file map. Okay. Okay. Chris any questions comments? Um I was just curious about curious about lot 10. says there's a existing non-conforming front yard setback that's wly non-conforming or is that being affected by this? It's not being affected by this. So technically it's they consider pre-existing non-conformance. So this action will not make that any worse. Okay. Okay. Does that No, based on all the comments and the properties owned by the same person, all three lots, it has little to no impact. So, I'm okay with it. So, then it comes to us whether we want to wave the public hearing. if we think that the public hearing is necessary or we think that this is a m because it is a minor change that it's you know listed the way it is and it's not creating another lot. So Chris thoughts um does

it require a motion? So I'll make a motion to wait. I'm good with it. Right. You want to make a motion to wave the public hearing. Second. I'll second it. All in favor? I I Okay. So, we're going to wave the public hearing, and that means that we will have a motion for Dominic to draw up uh or Evan to draw up a conditional final resolution for the July meeting going forward. Do we need the NE deck on it? If I just need the board to acknowledge that it's a type two action, no further secret review is required. Okay. So, a motion for that or do we just Okay, so a motion. I'll make that motion. Mike, second by a second. Chris, all in favor? I I Okay. So, no neg is so we will then um make a motion to draw up the resol final conditional resolution for the July meeting. Motion by is that I'll make that motion. All in favor? I I Okay. So, July, we'll have that for you. Okay. And the resolution. So, just what uh just John's comments on that. So take those, put them into plans and July we can review it and go from there. Sounds good. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. So then we'll go to I guess we right [Music] Oakwoods. Okay. So, we are going to move to Oakwoods, um, which is our four lot subdivision on Camp Monroe Road and Pickrol. So, Ron, not Ryan, right? No, Ryan. Uh, Ryan couldn't make it tonight. New baby, right? Well, a new baby and then a new death in the family. Went from joy to sadness.

Um, so if you want to review what was discussed and how we can what we can expect and then we can have comments. Well, I presume you all received a copy of my May 21 letter to the board and there were three areas of concern that we defined in the letter. The first was the uh the lot one privacy and demarcation of the boundary line demarcation of lot one with the open space what is going going to be the open space and the way we I I had a discussion with John just to get his sense on this on Friday and um what we're we're perfectly comfortable doing it's it's pretty much a conformance with what Melissa's memo was today. Um, we'd be willing to put up a 4ft chain link f minimum 4 foot chain link fence. That's what I discussed with with John. Um, which will be constructed by the owner of lot one prior to the issuance of the certificate of occupancy. And it would be a sub a subdivision map note. And I believe that would address all the issues that the board raised on that. Um, we also had have the area defined in the exhibit A attachment to my May 21 letter. So it's pretty self-explanatory. It's color. And then the second issue, you ready? Yes. The second issue is the um paving of lots one, two, three, and four. And what I had discussed with John, what my client is willing to do is have um to

and ship have the driveways to tarred and chip with respect to each lot um prior to the issuance of the CFO for for any particular lot. And that would be a note on the um subdivision map as well. Um that doesn't preclude something if somebody wanted to put in papers or something like that. um that's their right but the minimum standard would be torrent ship and the third issue um which I also discussed with John and is the um covert condition and capacity as you saw in our letter and the attached uh memo from our engineer we don't believe that lot one uh discharge charge will have any negative impact on the existing covert um or storm drain. Um what we're willing to do, as I discussed with John, uh was something we already proposed before, which was creating a swale along the public road um with gravel, you know, gravel that will help the drainage. were also willing to clean out the storm drain. Um, but with respect to uh the culvert, my client quite candidly is not a builder and he does first of all he I couldn't speak to him until today. There was a there was a religious he he was observing a religious holiday. Um but what he is willing to do is pay for the co pay to the town uh the cost of the covert. And John had told me he was looking up comparable bonds of

comparable lengths and everything that that cost would be about $2,000. So he's willing to make a cash contribution or a charitable contribution. However you want to structure it, it doesn't matter. And that would be and all of this would likewise be footnoted on the subdivision map. So everything is exactly as Melissa's memo except for the co issue of the covert and um you know we don't want to short change the town but it's just something with liability and lack of expertise. I mean, you have to know what you're doing doing something like that. And it might be better for the town to do it and we would pay for the uh covert. So, that's the only tweak here. Okay, John. So on those three items, um, exactly as as Ron has described, they're going to add the fence to I think it's a about 100 foot section plus or minus, but it's really this location right here, which in speaking with the applicant's engineer, they walked it. This is really the only that they open area that they would be concerned about. The rest of this is wooded and wooded. So, they would install a fence at this location. Um, it's also on the bend. So, as people were to walk, they would know to turn and get them to go, you know, to the back of the lot. Um, the monumentation that was originally proposed will remain. So, essentially, it's accomplishing a little bit of what what we wanted. Um, and that would be tied to the construction of lot one, they wouldn't get a co until that that fence went in. So, and that's really just

because if you the applicant sells lot one to someone else, they would still be on the hook to put that in before before it was occupied. So, I I think that's somewhat of a compromise between both worlds. Um, and as that trail or if it ever gets further developed, uh, they could extend upon that fence and those modifications if if necessary. So that that's really item one, but of course up to up to you guys. I think that's satisfactory enough. Item two was the paving. Um, Ron and I spoke at length about it. Essentially tarnip will get us the same hardcape surface. um you know, town roads are all tred and chipped and it's the same same process. I think it accomplishes the same goal um with making sure that's just on a gravel driveway. They'll have some sort of hard surface. Um and then usually what the homeowners will do once it gets to be a hard surface, they'll continue to be a hard surface rather than just starting with gravel. So I think that that issue is solved by by using that alternative method. Item three is the covert pipe. Uh so Ron and I again exactly as he said we discussed it. He's willing now to give the town I'll say money in lie of putting it in. I'm still working on the final price of that. So should be in the two to $4,000 range. I just had to talk to the highway department to finalize that. I was able to do that today after we spoke. Um but essentially what I would suggest is put a note on the map that that money should be whatever the agreed upon amount is which will be written into the resolution um would have to be provided prior to the signing of of send to the I think that that will accomplish replacement of that covert across the road and fixing of the outlet so and we have no objection to that

range of costs. Other words, we'd pay uh up basically up to $4,000 assuming that's you know we could it's about what I'm just not sure the highway department would know more about time and labor. So that's I'm just trying to find. Okay. They just did last fall the other cohort going. Correct. Right. Okay. Okay. So those are the three items that that we had left on from last from last meeting. So certainly discussed if the board has any questions on those or any further. Um but essentially they would they would revise the maps to address what was discussed and then potentially come back to look for results. So I was there on Saturday after that uh crazy rain and that that culvert is definitely aged. It is definitely something that needs to be done and because coming off of lot one uh the culbert that Chester did going to pick roll was running freely so there seemed to be no pooling where it was across. So I think that that's and that you're willing to pay for it. I understand that not wanting not wanting to do it but the ability to do it. So for it to be written in I mean the fencing is a good option. We were trying for a little bit more of a naturalized, but the fence where that piece is, that's going to at least accomplish that where people are going to see it. And I like that it will be in a note because if you sell lot one, then you know it's got to be put on before the CO. And I also the um perpetuity for the dedication that would have to be included right for um the resolution offers for in perpetuity that needs to be brought to the map too. Right. From right if the resolution offers a

dedication to that back piece. Yes. It's got to be in perpetuity. Right. I'm not okay. So I mean I'm good with the culvert. I'm good with the fencing and that the swell and the extra shoulder. We still have that in place. So those those were big things for me. Um so I'm glad that that at least there is kind of a middle ground we can come to on that. But um we'll start with Jeppi. Any comments or questions? No ma'am, no comment that they came to the table, right? So Mike um no I think um no real concerns. I think the fence is a good compromise in that area where it is because the when and if there's a trail it will be marred. So it's just at that that turn. Um, I think Chip and Tar surface is a good compromise over the the cost of asphalt. And um, I didn't get there right after the storm, but I went up there today and the highway department was up there. They're working on both sides of the the road just to clear out any of that clear out and improve the drainage. I did notice because they had said the county did work on Lakes Road and that seemed to really help at the top end. Yes. And then coming down for Chester to what they've done. So that's like the final piece is that other and the swale along with this frontage will help sign and just one property removed from from that whole size. Yeah, that's good. Um I think it's a good compromise overall and I want to thank the applicant for listening listening to us. We appreciate that. Um I have a question though about the the $2,000 offer. Is that accepted here or at the town board level? I thank you. So that would be accepted here. That would be accepted here. So that'd be written to the resolution um as a condition of approval. Condition

approval. Correct. And it'll be based on based on my estimate in consultation with the highway department as to what what the final amount would be. That's it. And I've already prepared a draft of the offer of dedication and the the deed transfer. Okay. Um, I probably won't re I'm waiting for the meeting to balance. Okay. Okay. So, I think that if we are all in agreement, we can there's already a NAD deck in place before we had the public hearing. We can um agree to have Ivan and Dominic write up the conditional final approval and to include all of what John has stated and what was stated here tonight. And once John has the final amount from the highway department and however that's going to play out, whether it's a gift, whether it's however that that is written, um then we can move forward with that since we appreciate that you have come to meet us. So that you know there were a lot of people that had good comments there and that's important. So um anybody want to make a motion to have the final conditional approval? I'll make it Chris. Second by resolution drafted. Resol resolution drafted. Sorry. Second. Second by Michael. All in favor. I. I'm giving away the store. Okay. So, for next month, if July 16th works for you, that's fine. And please offer Ryan our condolences and our congratulations. I will. And I would ask Ivan, I don't know who's going to draft the resolution of approval, but could you please uh email me a copy to my office? Um, it's on my letter head. All right. Okay. Thank you. Thank you,

Jeff. So, we're going to move on to Mr. Sochi, right? Okay. So, we're moving on to 306 Black Meadow. Right. So, 306 Black Meadow is a site plan for clearing, filling, and grading to construct a barn in the lower area of the property. A portion of the fill will be repurposed to soften the grade behind the existing dwelling once that is completed. So, Mr. So, if you want to go ahead and explain what um Donado Sochi, I'm Nicole Sochi's father. Uh basically building a barn for her. Um I had uh conformed to uh your latest uh uh plan that you requested for um swell and drainage uh during the construction. And Vinnie Fazac has uh submitted the latest plan. You have it there, right? basically uh nobody no uh property there like on that side of the road, Black Metal Road, all of the the water basically drains down the hill down the hill and and down into the wetlands from the road down. But uh the left side where we're proposing to bring this roadway in to get access to the the site, um I will put a silk barrier up. I will maintain that and and uh it's going to be a not a a 3/4 inch gravel road. We're going to put down uh what spills out of the rock crusher. So it's like anywhere from 6 in to to 4 in, 3 in, 2 inches, whatever spills out of the rock crusher. So it's a a nice firm bed so we can get you know up and up and down. And we'll be h bells too for silk barrier and silk barrier control and the swells. They'll all be maintained. Right now, as it sits, uh none of the

water none of the water coming from my property uh actually goes to any one of my neighbors properties. So, I actually I'm on the crest of the hill. So, everything that comes off of Odyssey actually comes right in front of the house and then goes down the hill. Um your highway department opened up the swailes on the opposite side of the road from us and they dug them down pretty good. So, they've been handling the load going all the way down to the the flat lands down there on the bottom of the hill. Um, other than that, it's pretty much cut and dry. It's a 36x 36 barn, timber frame barn, uh, wood siding. Um, it's to house a a a horse for her service animal. And, uh, that's basically about it. And we missed you last month, but uh, things happen, you know. So, a little late, but I'm also going to be a grandfather again. So, any day she's ready to go. So, I don't know if the horse is going to come too soon. But, you know, I mean, you have a baby, you What are you going to do? You going to put the baby on your back and jump on a horse? I don't know. Take it easy. Breathe a little. You know, it's been this long. Good things come to those who wait, you know. But other than that, that's about it. John, you have any comments? Um I have my comments from last month. Last month yeah this this iteration of the plan did address them. So I just the previous version of plan didn't have any erosion controls. So that gentleman was saying they've added sil fence. They added a diversion swale um along this this property line here. I was you know this is directed this way. Yes south that'll protect this property. Um, so they did it those the plan they did address where the wetland boundary in the back was make sure that we weren't encroaching upon that, you know, in the

back behind the barn. They did add the the buffer to that wetland. Um, there was some previous correspondence from the state DEC signing off on that boundary. Um, and basically this plan essentially the state referenced and said that there'd be no impact to that. Um they also addressed the terms of endangered species as well. Um so all of that has been taken care of. So I I do thank the applicant for for getting that to me. Um this point my only concern and I think they've addressed it was the sight distance from that driveway looking this way is very short. So we can put a flagger in the road. Yeah. We'll definitely we'll definitely we'll definitely need that. So there there is a note that anytime um trucks are entering or leaving that there'll be a flag man posted there. Um when they get to construction, the building department and I'll work with them if we have to put some additional signage just to warn people uh that there's a construction access. That would be the highway department. It'll probably put those signs up the highway. No, you would have to put them up. Okay. But we'll once you get if you get started I don't want Yeah. I don't want anybody getting hurt. Correct. Otherwise, it is it is what we've been seeing is pretty straightforward. They're going to construct that driveway to get down to create the barn. The barn is only compliant. And then upon completion of the barn, the driveway will be removed and the fill will be moved to the rear of the house and the rear of the barn and then that piece will be restored to correct. Absolutely. Pasture pasture grass. You can't have enough pasture grass now if you're going to get a horse, you know, and baby. Otherwise, you got to pay out of pocket. I've tossed quite a few bales in this county, you know, and uh it's not easy, but it's harder when you have to buy those bales, you know. Either way, you have to pay, you know, especially for horses. Good. Horses. Yeah. You know

what are kids for? They eat you out of house and home. You know, might as well have a four-legged animal. It's not only therapy for her, but it's therapy for me, too. We we purchased that property for that sole reason, you know, back in 1987 was horses, you know, and me and the wife at the time, we just had children, so we didn't get a chance to get around to getting the horses there, but now it's her turn. So, you know, Well, we do appreciate you doing interpreting and incorporating all John's comments on there. And I do think that it's very important that we do have a flag man there because of that curve. Absolutely. And as the fill is dropped, pushed off or so that it's a continual kind of motion, but that are required to for the building permit as well. Right. So you're you're kind of held in check by that as well. Sure. So I'm I'm good with that and that it's going to be restored and it's not going to affect the neighbors. Absolutely. So um board comments, Chris, no comment. Congratulations, Grandpa. again. It's a second one. I'm really feeling old, buddy. I'm on number four. I'm in no rush. I'm feeling old, you know, but I guess they'll keep me going, I guess. You know, somebody has to, you know, if it's not God, it's them that's keeping me going, I'll tell you. Thank you guys all for your time. Let let us finish so that everybody I'm good. You're good. Yeah. Thanks. I have no comment. Okay. So as the same um this is a minor change. So we do have that option to us to wave the public hearing and this way we can um move forward with the drafted resolution. So we could uh if anybody wants to make a motion if you have an issue first with a waving the public hearing that I should ask first.

If anyone has an issue make a motion to wave the public hearing. Make a motion to wing. Second. Second. Jeppi. All in favor? I I Okay. So, what that means for us is that we can move forward to have Ivan or Dominic draft a um conditional final approval based on all of John's comments and then um July, if July meeting works for you to come back and we can review that everything's been incorporated and we can move you forward. Absolutely. Thank you very much. Y thank you very much. You guys have a wonderful evening. Thank you. [Music] Okay, so that brings us to Willy Dam Pond from last from May. Thank you. [Music] Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, um, Lily Pond, Lily Damp Pond is the lot line change from last month and, um, they didn't, it wasn't necessary for them to be here, but Ivan has prepared the uh, final conditional resolution. So, if you'd like to review, John, you have no other comments, right? No, this was well read at the T level. Okay. Yeah. Okay. We're ready for you. Hi, you uh want me to go for it? Yeah, please. All right. There. So, uh we have the nature of the application there. Uh Winbridgeidge Homeowners Society, LTD, known as the applicant, apply for a lot line change approval for lands located approximately 250 ft west of Mountain Laurel Drive. The SPL's being 3313 for

lot one and 3314 for lot two. Lot one is owned by the town of Chester and is vacant. The lot line change will convert lot line one from 75,575.5 square feet to 38,31.1 ft and lot 2 from 59,652 ft to 546,926.4 ft for a total change of 37,274.4 ft. The proposed action consists of a lot line adjustment between parcels uh 331-3 and 331-4 in the town of Chester to transfer.86 acres of land from 331-3 to 331-4 and provide a single ownership entity of a dam structure currently located partially within 331-4 and partially within the transfer area. The town of Chester Town Board authorized this application on January 31st, 2025. The proposed action is only the adjustment to illegal boundaries between two existing parcels. No new lots are being created, nor are any physical alterations to the site proposed as part of this application. The planning board reviewed this application on at the May 7th, 2025 and June 4th, 2025 meetings. Um the plans consist of the completed uh form application form and environmental assessment form as well as plans prepared by Kolier's engineered design um titled lot line adjustment and last dated February 25th 2025. Uh a public hearing on this application was not required under SRA. This constitutes a type two action and no further environmental review was conducted. Um this application did not require referral to the Orange County Planning Department pursuant to GML 239. Um the findings being the planning board has determined that the approval for this flatline change will substantially serve the public convenience, safety and

welfare and the land could be consolidated is of such character that it can be used safely for building purposes without danger to health or peril from fire, flood or other menace. Further the arrangement, location and width of streets, their rel relation to the topography of the land and water supply, sewage, disposal, drainage, lot sizes and arrangement, the possible future development of adjoining land as yet uns subdivided are all appropriate and consistent with the requirements of the master plan, the official map, article one of the town Chester zoning regulations and other applicable regulations subject to compliance in full with conditions here and after imposed. [Music] Get that off. Um we require of course the compliance with the um for the approval uh engineer engineering compliance. Uh there were if any outstanding issues to be complied with. Uh the documents to be recorded uh include deeds together with the means and bounds um conveying the lands um in accordance with the lot line change. Um, it's got to be submitted to for review by the town engineer and the planning board attorney. And upon our review and approval, the deed shall be executed, recorded simultaneously with the filing at the at the Orange County Clerk. The deed must include the uh clause stating that this parcel of land is conveyed pursuant to a revised lot line approved by the planning board of the town of Chester on such date and does not create any new or additional building lots or parcels. Uh additionally um they must also submit a plat um that uh along with the deed that contains a clause as follows. Uh this deed of conveyance is for the sole purpose of unifying into a single lot or partial lands previously owned by the granter with lands conveyed to the grantee as a result of a revised lot line approved by the planning board of the town of Chester on such date. And of course the proof of requirement that's okay. Um and of course we have the general conditions that this is u required to be uh

completed within 180 days of the approval. Um all the plans must be submitted to Lincolni and uh it won't be signed until the chair has all those conditions approved and um all fees engineering planning legal and otherwise in this regard to the project has been fully paid. Um and a failure to comply of course will result in lapsing out the approval. Um, is the maintenance supposed to be in there as well or no? Um, that they were No, what what this essentially is doing is moving the lot so that the town has no maintenance. Right. So, but we don't have to state that we are no longer in the maintenance. Okay. Okay. So, do I have a motion for um conditional final approval, right, for the resolution? Sure. I'll make Mike second by I'll second me. All in favor? I So it's uh good to go. Excellent. So I guess they can come to you for it or Rick. Yes. We looked at each other. Well, they're not here. So we're like, "Yeah, they would submit the required." Well, submit one copy to Melissa, one copy of me. We'll just go through one more time and then they're on their way with us as well as as the new descriptions and needs. Okay. So, I think we covered everything, right? And it will be July 16th as opposed to July 2nd. So, everyone have a great Fourth of July. Thank you. You as well and we will see you then. Good. Motion to Mike. Second. Is that all in favor? I I thank