Water Pollution Control Authority - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

The Water Pollution Control Authority discussed septic system tracking, town sanitary staffing, and coordination with private beach associations during their September 8, 2026 meeting.

About this meeting

Government Body
Water Pollution Control Authority
Meeting Type
Water Pollution Control Authority
Location
Old Lyme, CT
Meeting Date
September 8, 2026

Transcript

266 sections

0:00Speaker 1

Okay, let's call for a meeting order.

0:06 – 0:18Speaker 1

7.30 a.m. 7.30 a.m. and I'm the one who's in the room. Mary Dolly, Janice Demp Janice Maluso Maluso. Laura Parent Sally Sally.

0:20Speaker 3

That's a verb.

0:21Speaker 1

Sally W. Brian Parnell John.

0:30 – 0:41Speaker 1

Blood, Demetri Online, John Grandi, Grandi is what I think we've lost. Oh, Susan Waddell should do it. Yes, she's unwell.

0:41Speaker 3

I'm here, Mary. Okay, that's... Bill Reynolds.

0:44 – 0:55Speaker 1

Bill Reynolds, is it? Okay, so we definitely have a problem. Good. Okay, acceptance from August 17th. Brian asked me where the minutes are. Erica posted it online. Oh, good. Yes, then you have to look at it online.

1:00Speaker 3

I was waiting for an email.

1:01 – 2:37Speaker 1

May God bless me with a promise to accept the minutes from August 17th, 2026? Yes. Yes. Yes. Thank you. Okay. Any discussion? Any objection? Will the promise be passed? Okay. Laura, we don't have any new bills. Sir, we don't have any new bills. Are you saying that? Yes. I have something for everyone. But I think we lost something in July. We took out three bills in August. One for Clark and then for Clark's pump-outs and the other for Carmody. In fact, we submitted the application for money for car mode in July, but it was closed in August. Unluckily, this will explain why the invoice is for. We have 92,233 dollars left. I haven't seen anything coming. Okay, we haven't sent anything. Okay. That's all. Okay. Can you give me a permission to accept the daily report?

2:38Speaker 1

Brian Seconds. Good Brian.

2:41 – 7:37Speaker 1

Dennis. Is everything okay? I... Have you opposed it? The permission has been passed. Okay. Communication BOS and Swagaria Beach Association. Good. Communication BOS. Excuse me. Swaganya Beach Association. Dennis and I were here last night. I was here many times. But Dennis and I had a small discussion about the possibility of Dhanakarya Vagupan in tonight's selectmen board meeting. The next thing Martha mentioned was the law on sanitaries. In my opinion, it would be good to use some of them. Because when we try to control the use of compost here in Karmodi, it is still not being managed. And sanitaries. It will help us make it work. The person will have the right to sign the letters that the ordinance does not follow. I fully support it. I expect it to come to fruition. I am wondering if the Ledge Light Health District is being counted as our sanitary. In a way, they are like that. But they have limitations in what they do. They have clearly told us that they are not doing carpeting. There are some things they haven't done. There is a widow. I will tell you. Even today and last week, I was here for hours. There are two large boxes labeled WPCA in Town Hall. Marge said, check all this and find out what you want. I said, okay. Then I checked it. I found a lot of defects in the paper and in the car body. Do you know? So we need to clean the car body. But another thing is that, like some of these old papers, it shows where there is a problem. Some of them are embedded in the car body. For example, there was an overflow or something else in this object. So there is a problem in that tank. It has been observed in a good condition. Holograms give that information and it is very important that it goes to Karmodi. What will happen after that? Because Karmodi has told us very clearly about the health of Mars. They are not doing anything with Karmodi. Only if there is a problem, they will get information. Like coming near a homeless person's house or house, but they They don't need any instructions. They don't go out. You know that's how they get the details. Then, when there's a problem, how do they know if they don't look at the car window to see what the passengers are saying? They don't know that. I found it because I looked at the paper and the car window for hours. Then I noticed that the passengers know the problem. They haven't noticed a solution either. What I meant was, they will be okay, for the next 5 years, 7 years, okay, we will pump it again. But there is no sign that the problem has been solved. It is a real failure. That is why we want to solve it. I believe that an effective method will be adopted in that process. And we need a specific report to go back to Karmodi. The reason is that someone is going to inspect 7,500 properties here every month as a volunteer or as a staff who earns a salary. Then, a report from Carmody should come out in the afternoon. It says there is a problem. There is a flag in Carmody. It will inform us. Then we will get a report of 100 or 200 properties. Then we will take it forward. I am going to collect 7500 records every month. Then we can talk. I will talk to the Carmody squad again. Let's see if we get that much information. The thing I know is not available to us today. Isn't it, Erika? We only get a report. Okay, we don't get it. We only get a report. That's a very basic thing. When did you last pump? Then, if I pump 5 years ago, or 7 years ago, or 9 years ago, I will lose money. But if there is any problem in my property, I won't lose money. That's stupid, isn't it? Then, it's a matter of continuing to accept it. That's one thing. One. What salary will we get for the sanitary? Phew.

7:44Speaker 3

How much will the sanitary cost us? Oh, I don't know. I don't think we've earned that much.

7:47 – 8:21Speaker 1

Okay, the board of directors said that the reason why we're growing is the fact that we have a family. Thus, it would be time for a sanitary to be given a selective direction. I think it is because the MHM has been clearly established as a ledger. What is their part and what is not their part? When we move to places with more pollution, some with pollution and some with septic, I think we need a professional staff. I hope we will get it. My personal opinion.

8:28 – 9:19Speaker 3

The last registered sanitarian was Ron Rose. The last was him. Lyme was working in the city. The old Lyme arrived in Westbrook. As you said, he was there all the time. He was there all the time. Yes, he was a full-time sanitarian. We didn't have anyone. That's when Reeves Snyder and... and... wanted to continue legally because it was very cheap. It was much cheaper than what was legal. Doctor. Yes, yes, there was.

9:19Speaker 1

Okay, Doctor. Sajan was a health director, but there was a sanitary. He was sent away on a trip.

9:31Speaker 3

It was a substitute for Ron Rose. Okay.

9:32 – 9:46Speaker 1

So, John showed me this because even though you asked me about the cost limit, he told me the price was between $57,000 to $75,000 per year. I'm not sure if we need a full-time sanitary, but one thing is for sure. I think it's good to have a sanitary. Yes. Oh, yes. I think everyone will agree.

9:56 – 10:07Speaker 3

Sanitarian, for sure, was in places like Ronrose. But, do you know? It was regulated in this city. You are right. It continues in that. It was regulated. Yes. Let me talk for a minute. For sure.

10:07Speaker 2

When it was time to bind the Laterals, I had a question for everyone.

10:12 – 10:32Speaker 3

I thought it would be cities. Someone should inspect the Laterals. I think it will be a town sanitary. I... Is it right? Is it wrong? I still don't know who is putting the rules to inspect the laterals. Okay, that's a great way. I wanted to talk a little about it. The last thing Moon WPCA did on December 2025.

10:32 – 11:55Speaker 1

Some of you voted to add a higher charge to the cost of clothes. They didn't vote in any way. They didn't vote in any way. We know what we did. We know what other cities are doing. Blah, blah, blah. Nothing like that. Oh, I feel good about 3000. No, I feel good about 4000. No, I think it should be 6000 dollars. I asked, what is that service? That's what I heard one person say. Okay, that person wants to buy a truck. I asked, what? Then, when your contractor, who ties the pipe laterally, does his job, anyone can legislate the WPC. That will be more than $6,000. That's what I expect. Yes. Do you always talk about each house? Are you talking about each house? They were calling it a hookup fee. So I don't expect it. But you say it's your contractor. You can see your contractor connecting $6,000 more to a person who has been approved by the WPCI. I think all of us will accept that job.

11:55Speaker 2

Yes, that's right.

11:56 – 12:52Speaker 1

Next month, I expect us to put that vote in the calendar for this WPCI, which is always used. Because you have to approve it to rebuild it. If that's the case, I think we'll do some research first. Let's see how much it will cost a contractor if necessary. It's not just using $10,000 to feel uncomfortable, it's continuing. We need to have some ideas for decisions. It's not just someone's emotions to make some observations. Anyway, that's enough. So, what can we learn from the private beach associations? What are they doing? I don't know how they are going to handle those relationships. That would be the last thing they do. But we will listen carefully to what is happening in the private beach associations.

12:52 – 13:11Speaker 3

But we still have a part in the private beach associations, right? If they are building a shed, I feel that they are monitoring the town zoning they are building. They are constantly installing all the basic facilities in our city under our roads. I think we should conduct research on RWPCH. There is a small part in that.

13:19 – 14:09Speaker 1

Yes. Then it goes to the construction committee. It schedules meetings and re-organizes meetings. But I think there will be another meeting next week. They need a representative from WPCA and RWPCA. That would be in the opinion of Martha. Um, we will have it. We will really have a voice. We don't really have a voice, but we can make a difference in nature. We don't really have a voice. We don't really do that. We are not part of our project, so we don't get votes. Yes, but even if we are part of the project, we only get one vote. They only get three votes. So, what you are saying is not in the municipal government. Yes. But...

14:09Speaker 3

I don't know about the system. But some people definitely have something to say about what's happening.

14:14Speaker 1

Okay. I think some people will look up. Look up, yes.

14:17Speaker 3

A sanitary will do that.

14:18 – 14:30Speaker 1

Whether it's temporary or not, you may not want it. But is it temporary that we want the city to inspect the sanitary? Because it's necessary. Definitely, do it. It will happen.

14:38Speaker 3

She heard it. She changed and heard it from me. It's not silent.

14:46Speaker 1

Do you know? But it would be good to record it.

14:48 – 15:26Speaker 3

Yes, it's in our hands. It's in our hands. It's reduced, reduced, reduced, it's now. It's in our hands. It's reduced, reduced, reduced, it's now. The only responsibility for them is to look after the septic systems. Also, Do you know that in the next 20 years, there will be dams in your city? Also, their own beach associations are also on the discussion panel. Believe it or not,

15:37 – 16:27Speaker 1

They only do things. They don't do dirty things. That's a bad thing. In that group, the person above the dirty person is a bad person. So, you can make a promise. Okay. Taking into account the problems that are happening on the ground and the nature of the flood, we believe that a town official, town sanitary and terrier is very important, and we would like to make a commitment to do so under the WPC. I will support that. Okay. Yes. Let's discuss. Should we vote or discuss first?

16:27Speaker 3

I think we should discuss. We can discuss this before we make a decision.

16:30 – 17:49Speaker 1

I don't think you should do that. Put a finger on the LED light. They are doing what they are doing. Do you know that it is made in the form? This is what they do and this is what they do. So I won't say that about the LED light. I like your opinion, but not that. Okay, that's right. But I still have this question. The doctor who was a health director. I don't know the name of the person who went to seek and the sanitary. I have noticed what he did in my dreams. It was when we went to the ledge light. I'm sure those two places were to be taken care of. No, I haven't seen a car. It's just Lalitha, the ledge light. I haven't seen a car in the city with Leslie. I have not seen what we are giving them or what their responsibility is in that regard. But when they come to our meeting, they tell us that this is what we are doing. Okay, so my suggestion is to take the importance of the needs of a sanitary, and to conduct a dignified process in the presence of the WPCI.

18:00Speaker 2

This is why. But it will test the people who are in the highest position in our Shubharsha city.

18:07Speaker 1

Yes. Look at what is happening. There is a sanitary in the city.

18:11Speaker 3

Yes. What do you call it? Replace it in reality. What do you have now? Okay. Did Erika get it?

18:16 – 19:02Speaker 1

Erika, did you hear that? I am going to do a reconstruction. Okay. Good. Then, this proposal is for the city to legislate a sanitary that covers all areas of the city's wastewater and sewage. Okay, that's the proposal. All of you nod your heads. Second. Okay, all of you agree? Me. Anyone opposed? Anyone abstaining? Pramayam passed with a single point. Thank you. So, I thought it was a great news from their readers. Um.

19:02Speaker 3

This is very important, because we are in an era where three beaches are being controlled. Who is going to control them?

19:18Speaker 1

There is no regulation.

19:20 – 20:10Speaker 3

Okay, I'll see you. As you know, when I see these WPC meetings from the most powerful and self-reliant parties, their meeting starts with, I want someone to take over this job. As you know, no one really likes to be the chairman or the board of the governor-presidents or anything else they don't do. So I think it's very important for anyone, whether it's a sanitary or someone else, to take over. Because they come and go. Of course. I am sure. Because they change roles every hour. So that's important. Will they be responsible for the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump and the time they pump

20:11Speaker 1

So, whether we inform them or give them a report, they will be required to maintain their health. They will have the right to rape and rape. That's right. So, we need to find a job description somewhere that explains all those things.

20:22 – 21:14Speaker 3

I don't know if you can do it before someone laws you, but if you can do it, we can't say we can't do it. I think we can build the city of Seybruk. Yes. We can go to Westbrook, because Ron Rose is there. I stayed there until I died. I think they can give us the necessities we need. Naturally, there is a health certificate, a license, things like that, education. There are things to be done in that direction. I mean, it will happen through a telephone call.

21:14 – 21:26Speaker 1

Okay, but in terms of making it happen in reality, firstly, I'm not sure if it should pass through the town meeting process. Of course, it should pass. Okay, because you're creating another place.

21:26Speaker 3

Daily things, so it will take less time.

21:29 – 21:48Speaker 1

Yes. Okay, but we, but why should we not start now? Exactly, exactly. At that time, I didn't take part in the previous construction of Swagaria Beach Association in June. I didn't go because it was at the same time. Because they changed the meeting and ended it at the same time that our WPC was there. I didn't understand what was going on at which meeting.

21:48Speaker 3

So I haven't taken part in anything for a long time. I don't think I was there before. Yes, I know that they are moving forward at that time. We all know that. We know what is happening at Miami Beach.

21:57 – 22:46Speaker 1

We used our entire land and water. Even then, we can see it. We can see very clearly what is happening there. They are protesting. I know that they have to accept some actions like cutting down trees in the old lime shores. So, I know that they have a very unfortunate schedule. They have to do it on the basis of our developers. And that's why they're late. They'll work all day. I thought until December. They were on Route 156 today. They made four doors. Then what? They filled them. I don't know what they're doing. But they're working hard for the park.

22:46 – 23:48Speaker 3

That's where they started. They started from Old Lime Shores. Because the park starts there. That's right. They went all the way through Shore Road. If you don't mind, I think they found the area full of rocks on the right side of the shore road. Now they are moving to the other side of the pipe road. Um Um goes up the hill around there. Then he goes down to the Four Mile River again. Then they found... They thought there were more rocks. Especially on the billow road. And even if the train tracks are close to the top, then the one that comes down from the other side is the same. It's Sujan.

23:48Speaker 1

The road they built to the top is not for nothing. Everything is down there. Then, but... I thought they were expecting everyone. Yes, oh yes.

24:09 – 25:09Speaker 3

I remember hearing Jay from Old Lime Shores say that they didn't know the way to connect the water lines. And that's just a small part of it. Then, there are Indian artifacts on the bill or road. What are we going to do about it? No one has an answer. No, do you know them? That's the thing. But, yes, they were on the shore road. And that's not just to cut down trees or to cut down trees. That's a problem with the old lime shores. So, I heard a good thing about it. Old Lime Shores.

25:09 – 25:57Speaker 1

So, there were people in Old Lime Shores who asked where their laterals were. In the beginning, Old Lime Shores said, No, if you want to stand on your lateral, it will be more charged. But they are now pointing it out. We can tell you where your lateral is, but we won't tell you much about it. So, that's good. They are good. I had a question. I sent Jalavagupi to mediate North Lane. Yes, I don't know what's wrong with the train tracks. I don't know what's wrong with them. They don't know anything. After all of them were quarantined, they asked us to quarantine them because they were building fences. Even when they were going to do it for us, they weren't going to do it there. I said, there are no houses on the north line. The man who suggested painting blue on all the streets of Portland Avenue.

26:00Speaker 3

Only use blue paint.

26:02 – 26:50Speaker 1

No extension roads. Only dirt roads. We were all there. We were all there. I laughed like a dog. She's leaving. It's going to rain. That blue paint will be gone in about 24 hours. Double quarter. Some of it is still there. Apollo. I don't know. I know that we are connecting selectmen to the board by connecting the city and the city by connecting the board to the selectmen. Last time, the select menace had to come to the Connecticut Water meeting. They are waiting for the response from the entire panel of people in Connecticut Water. They are now trying to schedule it for October-September 21. So, it's a very nice thing to hear. It will be a meeting, I think. This is what Connecticut Water is running now.

27:00 – 27:37Speaker 3

He is the owner of Connecticut Water. San Jose Water is 3600 miles from here. What is Connecticut? They didn't have to think about what would happen. That's right. He is a man who took 30 years to bring water to Portland Avenue in a block of 500 feet. On the other hand, this is the water of a regular tap. Yes, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap, the water of the tap,

27:54Speaker 1

Okay, I am saying that the Board of Selectmen has not approved this. They are saying that they are willing to provide answers to the Water Act. Okay, that's good for us too, because we need those answers. Wait, can I ask you a small question when you say that?

28:03Speaker 3

Someone asked me, if you are going to the Main Portland Avenue, are there any signs in the corners of Portland Avenue? Are there 75 steps back from the Main?

28:20Speaker 1

Okay, so you think this is a closed solution, right? So, this won't affect our water supply? Is that what you are asking? No, no.

28:29 – 29:35Speaker 3

He is talking about 75 feet away from a well to a septic tank. I have a well in Abil. I have a 90 feet height. I only have 100 feet of land in my place. There is a fence 75 feet away. It is 90 feet below the road, because there is a turn in the fence. Is there a fence that has to be stopped in Portland because of the main force? No, that's not right. There is a force that uses the main force, but it will only help Demetric. If I am not mistaken, the water lines are 5 feet deep and 8 feet deep. So, they are two different things. In addition, the water lines go down to the trees in front of me. But that is connected water.

29:35Speaker 1

He is talking about the people who sell kettles. That's right. Connected water has nothing to do with it.

29:48 – 31:45Speaker 3

In Hartford, in Portland Avenue, there are only the corners of me and my boss. Paul, Vinny, and Tony. No matter how far away you are from the force that goes through Portland Avenue, if you are close, do you have to go to your corner? No. Yes, but I think he is saying a good thing. We will investigate it further. I think it's because the old lime shores double the wall pipe. The old colony is not like that, but I'm sure there's a lot of information about how far a mile away from a Malinajala pipe and a Malinajala main is. I live in Newington. It's a street from my house. MDC water has a septic system in the front end. There is no hindrance. There is nothing that controls it. Okay, I saw a list in Brookside. I don't have to say how they are. But the main thing is that the sea-wage main in Brookside is very close to their core. The force main in 156 is very close to their core. That's why they have to fill their core. That's why they have made that force main list. That's why it will be the same main that goes through Portland. I'm sure there's no other way for them to tell me that I want to fill in. I know I'll be disappointed if I'm in Portland Avenue.

31:45Speaker 1

That's right. I think that's a very good thing. We're going to investigate it a little more in detail.

31:48 – 32:09Speaker 3

When Moon WPCSN View made their answer in the middle, we passed through it. No one Something that was not used or something like that.

32:12 – 32:27Speaker 1

Okay. Okay. Okay. Um, public comment. No one is talking on the phone. No one is talking on the phone. No one is talking on the phone.

32:32Speaker 3

Okay, let's go.

32:34Speaker 1

Give us one minute. Are we going to talk about Hatch Hill?

32:38Speaker 3

Yes, I was going to do that.

32:40 – 36:59Speaker 1

Oh, sorry. Then let's go back to Hatch Hill. Okay, sorry. My mistake. Hatch Hill. Okay. I would like to take one minute of your time. Because this permit was given to my landlord and his main residence, Wind River, within hours. It says how it will affect the water. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, Mark is very good. He spent hours on it. No one in the world can say. You are welcome to all the things he did. All the pictures and things that happened in Odhuvil are located on another road on Winter River Hatchet Hill Road. He was in the middle of a mountain. He was in the middle of a mountain. He was in the middle of a mountain. He was in the middle of a mountain. He was in the middle of a mountain. He was in the middle of a mountain. He was in the middle of a mountain. He was in the middle of a mountain. This is very dangerous, he said. So he went and found a statement that they were not doing that. They are not taking their entire water truck. Okay, if that's the case, I don't think there's a problem. But Mary allowed me to talk to Vince River. I did that. I got a very good man who didn't want to say his name. But he explained the process. There are four point processes they do. The last result of these four point processes is that they have a primary job. In the initial stage, large items and necessities are removed, and the extraction and storage are completed. Then they have a secondary job. This is a organic process for decomposing organic substances and removing nutrients. Next, they have a third job. In this area, they use carbon-based filtration methods such as soil filters or carbon-based filters. They have a fourth job. They pass through toxic water chlorine or ultraviolet-like pesticides, kill the remaining bacteria and pathogens, and then stop it. They don't know much about it. But one can assume that it is a good thing. In the past few years, when the Wind River was not doing all this there, it may have pushed Malanajalam to a dead end. But like all things, whether it is gas stations or it is a little late, the Wind River seems to be paying attention to the whole thing. Yes, water is going inside. But it should be completely pure water. I don't know and I don't know. I read this book about how this terrible thing happened when Plum Weeb was in hospital. I don't know what will happen if they don't do this when they are in hospital. But I want them to have generators. I expect. But I don't want to say anything. When I was in college, we were part of biology, humans, and microbiology. We went to Bristol Malinagela plant and did the Malinagela plants properly. Yes, I think so. I think it's the best field trip I've ever done. For me, the question and the zoning related to the Gregg and the Earth is a part of zoning.

37:11Speaker 3

This is part of the construction. Who is inspecting this from the city?

37:18Speaker 3

Correct. Or no, not even the corn and corn committee. I am not even the corn committee.

37:25Speaker 1

No, it's not anyone. As far as I'm concerned, that's it.

37:30Speaker 3

It's a public health problem.

37:32 – 37:45Speaker 1

Okay, it's an underground water purification plant. If you say it correctly. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe.

37:45Speaker 3

That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe.

37:47Speaker 1

That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London.

37:51 – 38:14Speaker 3

In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. In a pipe. That's what happens when things get delivered through a truck in New London. I said, no, I want to talk to you about what you are pumping and what you are doing in the process. I humbly cut the call.

38:14 – 39:12Speaker 1

Okay, I was locked up in Marble, is that Marlboro Mass? Then, wherever they were in Massachusetts, I thought that it was their main office and that this was just an outline station. The girl there was not a good girl. She had no idea what was going on, so she said, I got this good man here to call the police. I made fun of him. I'm sorry, Eric, because I blocked him a little. I told him I was a representative of the WPCI. We had these questions. So he was a very good man. He examined all this. He told me where I could find it. So how do you know that all the water is taken out of the truck? They didn't say online. Not like that. It goes to the ground. It was like that when Gari's father was in the company. Shoreline Sanitation.

39:12 – 40:09Speaker 3

They did that because they had a tanker truck every day. A ship stopped at Hatchett Kunal. They then pumped the ship into the truck and went to the south-south-end metropolitan district of Hartford, Cromwell. I have seen their trucks. I had an M.D.C. with me. So I knew where they were coming from. But I couldn't say that. My question is, who gave the permit to build this? Did you know this?

40:09Speaker 1

Yes, actually, when I first became the assistant to my boss, I spoke to Craig Bonetti. Yes, that's how I called him.

40:14Speaker 3

He was in the Earth's orbit, in a ZBE or something.

40:16 – 41:49Speaker 1

He was attentive. He was really like that. He was a very good man. After a week, he came to me and said that the city has nothing to do with this. We have nothing to do with this permit. We have nothing to do with that permit. He checked that permit. I talked to Marthy about it. She called me. And they said it was a bad thing. This is a bad thing. This was done by them. So, does this mean that we don't have a control over our city? Or do we need a sanitary system for more things? So, I asked a person at Deep. Listen, will you give me a list of all the permits that Deep gave online? So he sent me a list of permits. Time, numbers. I don't know. I want to know what's in those permits. Can't you tell me what's in those permits? Only because you gave it to me. I don't know how to find those details. Okay, they know the permit numbers. Craig had found the permits and various permits. Moreover, he had about a year's time. But he said that the city doesn't have a share in this and the city doesn't have a share in this. How deep was the Deep? I think it's a riddle. Deep. Let's see what they do in gas stations. The gas station has known Deep people for two years.

41:49 – 42:23Speaker 3

They haven't done anything. That's a big thing. That's a big problem. Are they the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones, the only ones,

42:29Speaker 1

They never said anything to us. They never said anything to us. Do you know? So it was not an accident.

42:33Speaker 3

We opened the door. We closed all the windows.

42:34 – 42:47Speaker 1

Because we understood the smell. They never said anything to us. They never said anything to us. That's good. That's good, Laura. I'm happy that you were able to say anything there. Okay, now the general opinion. Anyone who wants to give a general opinion online, please ask a question now.

42:59 – 43:20Speaker 3

Five minutes, that's all they'll get. I'm curious where you're using the Winter River to use it. That is, after using it, someone should be allowed to throw it away. We have a method of using it that only a very few people in the old line know. No, it would be deep, because of its top note. That's right. That's what we're saying. It's not for sale. Right.

43:29 – 44:03Speaker 1

Okay. Oh, two tests of Harmony. Erica, if you're still there, I want you to talk to her. Erica. She's silent. I'm here. Forgive me. I'm here. I can lose you in a minute. Mary. But if I do that, I'll be right back. Okay. Erica. Harmony is sending notices again. We're going to the second round. That's the only status. If you want to give an update on what you did after that. Yes.

44:03 – 44:14Speaker 3

I am sending an email request. That's good.

44:14 – 45:44Speaker 1

That's all for email requests. On Wednesday, Email. Okay, Erica. Tonight, we will send an email with the report and the wallet. Okay, Erica. The reason is that you are leaving. I knew that the reason was that I was going to talk. Okay. Um, what we did, what Erica did, is that we removed a new list from the office of the assessor. This is the second process. We have a new input list sent to CarverD. So they can update their files with our current documents. Current prices from the assessor's office. After that, the company will operate through their software and make a report that tells us who is at fault in their pump outs. When that report comes, it is not a special process, so it takes a little time. Take it from your air cup or I will take it. We will have a list of things we need to take care of next to us. Before sending the postcards again, because we don't have a letter so far, because we will send those small postcards again. But this time when we send that postcard for that price at the end, or two years ago, or three years ago, or if we have received it for the last five years, I would like to flag it. Because I think people are heading to maliniyat. Why are we sending postcards again? Is the letter ready to go?

45:55Speaker 1

Oru kattu nokki enna anu nyan uddeshikinnada. Nyangaluda oru kattu nyangal tayyarakki itunda.

46:00 – 46:25Speaker 1

Karmodiyumai samsarikan nyangal enne anuvadikannam. Karanam avar nyangalku entengilu morikum ennu paranju. Then let's see what they said. Our charge is very small that it is included in our software. And for other work. But I have to talk to him again. Okay, if you see this in the squad, do you know? How will these cards be made? What will happen next? Double Quote. So let me follow up with them. Yes, I think most of the cards are money waste. I liked that card. I thought some of the cards we saw were very meaningful.

46:37Speaker 3

It's 82 cents stamp.

46:39Speaker 3

We don't need it. It was the first class. Yes.

46:43 – 49:05Speaker 1

Then it was on the second notice, Katha. Then we sent it. We sent it with one minute backup. It was terrible for me. We got only 10% of the 10,000 cards from it. It still scares me. But, as I said in the descriptions, when I went back to history, there were 2000 cards a year ago. Then, Carmenti is taking over it. We may be in the middle, but Carmenti is taking over. I will tell you, my items were pumped. It has not been updated in Carmenti yet. And some of them are the fault of the fraudsters. I don't know. In these small shops, do they update Karmendia once a month or once every month? I don't know. But I know from my own experience. First, I gave him a bill. Then he pumped it. Second, he didn't give me a bill. Third, he never updated Karmodi. So, again, like we sent letters, thank you for serving our city. Please remember to update this car mode, he said, and sent 17 letters to the transmission agents. Yada yada yada, um, all of that was lost to the transmission agents. They posted it from here. Um, they all got those letters. In fact, my transmission agent didn't care. I don't know. Um, but that's all. Then the ordinance, if the ordinance is passed, we will put it there. I think it will be approved by the Selective Board. Are there any pre-requirements for transmission agents to submit an agreement? They have to build the walls of Karmodi. It will be a necessity. Before it was just a question. Now it will become a necessity. If they don't do that, there is another prejudice. There is a continuous loss. Or you can't work for a year. That law has been successfully established in Clinton. Then why can't we do it? Okay, because we need someone to make it work. Yes, then we need a sanitary. Then, yes, let's go to the second round. And for new people, yes, we can go with old cards or send harmony cards. For people who are repeaters, yes, we can do it. This year's second crime.

49:09Speaker 3

People got cards for this.

49:10Speaker 1

People got cards for this. They got cards for this.

49:13Speaker 3

We haven't heard that only 100 out of 1000 people have heard this. Okay. Okay. So, 9000 people are not paying attention to anything. They are ignoring it or they don't understand it.

49:28 – 49:58Speaker 1

I'm not sure if it's completely correct. Because I can tell you. Because as I said, I've been checking all the paper records sitting here. I'll tell you that a lot of records are not recorded in Karmodi. So when you check it, you'll say, wow. So again, like my own experience, I haven't updated my recorder. So, if these hollers are a one-man show or two-man show, if they don't actually have an office staff, I don't know when the hollers are updating Karmodi's records. Did you call your holler? I called him twice.

49:58Speaker 3

I asked, are you sure you did it? I didn't see anyone there.

50:02 – 50:22Speaker 1

Double quarter. No, no. Did you call your holler? I am now the chairman of WPCI. You have to do this with all your employees. I want to do that. But I will call him again and ask.

50:22Speaker 3

How long has it been? One month or two months? Two weeks. Two weeks.

50:27Speaker 3

I can see that I can give them two weeks. Yes. I cannot give them months. I am going to talk to them. They need a way to automate it.

50:33Speaker 1

Yes. Do the process. They are doing it.

50:35Speaker 3

They are completing the form. No.

50:37Speaker 1

I mean they have to complete everything. They are going online.

50:41Speaker 3

Yes. They have to complete everything quickly. So?

50:44 – 53:12Speaker 1

This is very long. Yes. So this is not only for the residents. This is a double-edged sword. That's what we're saying. Yes, we can do it. What I meant was, there are a lot of prices that are not in custody. Some days, the papers are being published, and they're taking up prices that are not available. There's very little information. But it's not easy. But we're working on it. Aayiram ennam vaigi ennu keettapol nyan nyetti poi, kajinnya varshamayi purogati undaayitunde. Randaayiram mudal aayiram vare. Ippol namal thalaya anna sheri. Namukku kaana. Pudhi aalugal undaagum. Ittamanan nyan listil undaagum. Karanam endayathe idhinakam nyan endaana cheedathanne rega pedithi ittila. Avan endaana cheedathanne rega pedithi ittila. Adhinal pudhi aalugal undaagum. Idhu ningalude randamathe kuttakritiam anna ningalku parayana avilla. Karanam ningal enniku onnum aichatilla. Pakshi ippol ningal cheeyum. Ningal tiyadigal nokkanam. Adhina samayam edukkum You have to look at all the records that have been returned to the post office. You have to look at how long you have been here. For that, we can expect it to be 1,000 instead of 700. You still have to investigate 700 records. I'll look at them. Are the surrounding cities using the same? There is the same problem. No, I'm fine. Clinton doesn't have a problem because they have a stronger ordinance. They are advertising it as a threat to their residents and residents. But the woman I spoke to in Clinton said, it took time. It took time for her to make it in order. Now that they have made it in order and updated all the records, she said she has never had to beg. But they have an ordinance that they can do it. Yes, it is in our ordinance. This is why we can do it. And when talking about the ordinance, Martha was talking about it last night. Um, I talked about some properties like Kokomo with Dennis. It is here. Kokomo and Pavilion share a septic system. Um, some of them and some of them.

53:12 – 53:52Speaker 3

Not a septic. They have a septic system in Pavilion. Two tanks. Kokomo's tank is in Pavilion's property. Then, there is no septic system in their object. It is in another person's object. Then, Pavilion. There is no Malini in Kokomo's tank. She is special. So? They are here. Three tanks are in Pavilion's object.

53:55 – 54:51Speaker 1

This is the last pump out of this last announcement in 2017. The pavilion system is integrated in Lenny Beach. Three tanks, one grease trap, leaching system. In 2017, we did not have a registered sanitary. If you want, you can look at the diagram. At that time, it is such a thing. You may know, but when you look at it, they are pumping. They are pumping all year round. Yes, if you want. Okay, they are pumping more than that. They are pumping. That's why I say they are pumping. But there is no way to explain the problems they have noticed. All the time. I don't know how you will deal with it without water.

55:02 – 55:16Speaker 3

At that time, I don't really know what is happening to them. We are moving things forward. We can't find a meaningful solution. We can't find a meaningful solution. Why? This pump is out of order. No, I think this is an act of action. But that's a fact.

55:27Speaker 1

Not defeat. If you go from 2000 to 1000 within a week, that's very good. Is that 2000 possible?

55:30Speaker 3

Do you understand what I'm trying to say? Yes, do you understand what I mean? I had a personal experience two weeks ago this week.

55:36Speaker 1

I don't know. Yes. Will two bars always have an option to connect to the sewage pipe?

55:42Speaker 3

It seems a bit strange that there is a sewage main pipe connected to their septic tanks. No.

55:52Speaker 1

No, they don't do that. They are in Soundview.

55:55Speaker 3

They are in Soundview. I know, it's very bad. Because they could have used it. It's been a long time, but it's not like that now.

56:05 – 56:25Speaker 1

I'm not doing that. I don't think Soundview and Area B will ever do sewage. They are not getting us out of the project now. We are expecting that this will not happen. I am expecting that we will not be able to get rid of Malanajalam. But it is not certain that it will not happen, Hox and Nest, it is true.

56:25Speaker 3

Do you still want to see it? Or us?

56:29 – 56:40Speaker 1

It comes as a way to God. We will do something. Sound, Cocomogal, Pavilion are part of Soundview, not part of the Old Colony. Okay. Like that.

56:45Speaker 3

Okay, I got it. You know what I'm trying to say. Pipes pass through two varnished properties.

56:52Speaker 3

Most families use more water than they use in six years on a rainy day. Yes, but they are more seasonal. And that's another part of what I talked to Dennis about.

57:00 – 57:24Speaker 1

We want residential properties to last for five years. But what do you think about the fact that cocomos or pavilion-like properties are closed for three years? Um, that's why they are examined more regularly. Because, as you say, they produce more sewage. Um, some. Okay, it should be anywhere in the public toilet. Okay, I looked for an example. Halls Road.

57:36 – 58:01Speaker 3

I thought I could go in the worst condition, it would be Halls Road. Um, I started, on Halls Road, it goes back, the initial numbers. It's on Lime Street. Um, but everywhere is the same. There was a food service. Yes.

58:02 – 58:59Speaker 3

They are pumping. Okay. I told him about the old IT PC three times a year. He pumps it three times a year. There are 260 pump outs at the old Hideaway in Andesville. You can go there for a year. There was only one place without a scheduled pump-out. That was... Long River Market. That was opposite to Essex Savings.

59:00Speaker 1

Farm Market.

59:01 – 1:01:12Speaker 3

Right. But they started selling food within the last year and a half. Right. They never had food there before. That is, I didn't see anything. Now I'm going back to Annie's Kitchen. It's... It's the shopping center that Van Gogh used before America. It was a restaurant. I'm going straight to Big Y. At that time, it was AMP. I don't even remember the name of the place. A and P. Okay. Then their... To Tangi Lake, it is near the Poole Made Halls Road. That's it. That's the only place. It's all the way to the shopping center. Or it's all the way to the shopping center. Then, the post office. But in English, I'll say, you know, I didn't do Dungin Don'ts. They have clients, but it's not like a gas station. Do you know one such thing? The petrol pump will be open until 11 o'clock in the night. Do you know they are you? You will be up at 7 o'clock in the morning or 8 o'clock in the morning. That's one. But do you know, that's what I found. Then, what I meant, what I did, when I was a kid, in that whole area where there was a Pontiac dealership of Angry Goose. So, he has his own septic system. It is located in the base of Jim Gravel, near Lesville, his petrol pump. Yes. The pump is made the way they want it to be. Now, I haven't seen anything for more than five years.

1:01:14 – 1:01:35Speaker 1

Yes. I am asking you because I have investigated a group. I noticed that a lot of Vanija properties pump every year or even every three years. I am saying this because we are seeing it happening. Isn't it? We can conduct an official statement in the ordinance that Vanija properties should pump every three years. They are doing it this way. Most of them.

1:01:42Speaker 3

Yes, yes. But you have to remember that they do it in the most useful places.

1:01:47Speaker 1

I understand that. Okay.

1:01:49 – 1:02:10Speaker 3

Go to the other side. When Cocoa Moss is closed. Mom. When Pavilion is closed. Yes. There is no one there until next May. Even if I work for 12 months a year in Kokomo, that's not a problem for me.

1:02:10Speaker 1

Residential. That's true for a lot of residential properties. Okay. Okay, five years is not a problem.

1:02:19 – 1:02:52Speaker 3

We aim for residential properties only to manage for seven years. Now you want to try to run businesses for three years. Yes. Okay, most businesses are doing this. I agree. So, what are you going to do with the money you are using for a business? Is that what you are saying? I am asking. Food-saving businesses or any food-saving businesses. No, they need food and water. Food is right, right, yes, water, definitely. Are any other cities doing that? I don't know.

1:03:04Speaker 1

Okay, you have to explain other small things. There is a plaza opposite to Hawks Nestle Center Beach Avenue. Okay. It was empty for a long time. There was a restaurant there. Yes, in one block.

1:03:14Speaker 3

Before I got there. But now they have set up a nursery school.

1:03:17Speaker 1

A daycare center. Okay, okay. There is more use than a real estate office.

1:03:34 – 1:04:05Speaker 3

Yes, a small, small place. When Mrs. Simpson was married, it was an insurance company. Okay, there were two-storied people working there. Not like that now. What I mean is, they don't pay the same amount of rent. Okay. One. Even if it's a nursery, they'll be in diapers. Do you know?

1:04:05 – 1:04:33Speaker 1

Everything is not the same. I think five years is enough. Yes. If there are public toilets, businesses will do this more often. Okay. I think they will do this more often. I am saying it outside. Yes, because they clearly need a problem. Okay. Teddy has always done it more often. Because he has a lot of hair. Or you have a lot of hair. There is a farm. It is like there. His septic is like there.

1:04:33Speaker 3

Otherwise, it can take you three years. But if it is a seasonal business, it can take five years.

1:04:38Speaker 1

So, how will it be maintained?

1:04:44Speaker 3

Okay, at least everything will be done, right?

1:04:47Speaker 1

If they are doing this and that, you don't have to keep it there. Yes, most of them do that. I don't know if they will do that.

1:04:59 – 1:06:04Speaker 3

If you say that you will not get anyone you know because you write in an ordinance, nothing will happen if you go to Lesville. That's what you know. You got a ticket. You have a ticket. You had a Chinese restaurant there. I don't know if it still exists. Boston Post Road. I don't know. I don't know. As you say, we are baby steps. Okay, baby steps are five years. From five to seven. I meant from seven to five. I think that would be it. You know 50% of this city. Okay. What goes from seven years to five years? What is the big reason why Plaza says it many times a year?

1:06:18Speaker 3

Yes, it was 200 and 260 pump-outs. Okay. If we want to go, it's AI.

1:06:21 – 1:06:38Speaker 1

The AI suggests that restaurants should clean up the grease traps every 1 to 3 years when the tanks are pumped and the grease traps are cleaned every 3 months or month. Grease traps. It is more important than their quantity and the production of waste.

1:06:45Speaker 3

We don't control grease traps. Grease traps are different.

1:06:50 – 1:07:48Speaker 1

Okay, I don't know. I'm giving you a suggestion. You know that. So I think it's related to Mary. Yes, they say one to three years. So it would be fair to say three years. I don't think it will be a problem. Because as Dennis said, most of them do this. I'm saying it as a city. You want it to be like that. It should be there. What you said is right. A new restaurant in this small world is starting. What are my needs? Right? Three years. But if they do this three times a year, they still do this three times a year. You are still following the ordinance. So, it's okay if you do this more times. Anyway, think about it. We don't have to vote on it tonight. This is just a wish. I'll make a note of it. We'll come back. We'll come back in October. We'll talk about it tomorrow. That's all. Mom. Okay. Dennis. I think you know that we're done.

1:08:01 – 1:08:35Speaker 3

We have two businesses there. The rest of the city has rain all year round, but we don't. Yes, cut it into pieces and dry it. If we try to raise people from 7 years to 5 years, then we can do it. A person who started a new business, a person who has to pump for 3 years now, they don't have to do it. Before they do it, that problem will disappear. Do you know? We can bring them in the 5-year mark. No, okay.

1:08:48Speaker 1

I think the last thing on our agenda is a general discussion. So, if anyone on the board wants to comment on any issue, please do so. Dimitri. Okay.

1:08:57 – 1:10:40Speaker 3

I think what we talked about today is very important for sanitary enforcement. Then I'll talk to Daniel. First, we can do it for five years. Okay. Then you'll see people who pump more times. They'll start pumping. It'll be like that. I don't think we need to sleep now because the toilet is clean. Mom, I can't sleep with this. Because there is a special door that the Malinias have dug to sink into the ocean, they have built these tanks. When the Moon pumps the ocean around the Earth into the ocean, I think that this is a Malinigaranam. I think that there should be someone to listen to us. This is very important. Because no matter what we do, everything around us, if it's peaceful, it won't help. So, Mike, I think we have a good leader who is trying to help you. We can slowly move that thing forward. I agree about the toilet tanks.

1:10:40Speaker 1

When I found out that they were legal, I was really shocked.

1:10:48 – 1:11:12Speaker 1

Um, I don't think it will be included in the law. If a toilet tank is lost, I don't think we can use a toilet tank to rebuild it. So, wait. Okay, how will a toilet tank be lost? Again. It breaks. Whatever it is, no matter which vessel it is. There are people in this city who still have cacus tanks built at home. I have read that in all the articles I read the other day.

1:11:12Speaker 3

There are cacus tanks.

1:11:14Speaker 1

Some of them are built with wood. That's a good question.

1:11:16Speaker 3

When those crowd doors are closed, they get destroyed.

1:11:20 – 1:11:31Speaker 1

Oh, you can go. Otherwise, the growth roots grow in them. That's right. Concrete. If you build with concrete, it will break. That's why.

1:11:33Speaker 2

Maliniyam couldn't get out of the water. This is what happened. I was a tanker.

1:11:37 – 1:11:49Speaker 1

I don't know when they stopped the tankers here, but we have to stop them. They are old. No, they were built years ago. Yes. So, I will say that concrete is not good for the sea now. The first houses were built on a seashore.

1:12:00 – 1:12:13Speaker 3

At that time, they all had tank tanks. Septic tanks have not been designed so far. I know. Even new tanks are only 30 years old there. Yes. That's what I mean. Okay. Okay. We have to do it. We don't have people to work with us. They say this is right. That's not right.

1:12:13Speaker 1

I hear what I'm saying.

1:12:18 – 1:12:30Speaker 3

So, John. I can't do it. That's good for me. I'm done.

1:12:32 – 1:14:09Speaker 3

I think we have enough money in our plates to continue it. I'm saying there are no cards. There are no cards anymore because cards are wasting our money. As an independent, I have a problem with that. Okay, even if that card is $5 or $15 or not, No one is replying. That's one thing you know. The course is over. Get out. In reality, how many cards have gone out? If we had sent a thousand cards now, that would have been about three years ago. No one is replying. I said yes. We posted it in the mail. You know they will see it. They won't be confused anymore. You know, we haven't been able to escape from Vediunda. Lalitha and Lalitha. A question about the changes in the new ordinance. Whether it will always be beneficial or not. Whether we are waiting for changes or a new sanitary or not. Everyone voted in the ordinance for five years.

1:14:09 – 1:14:41Speaker 1

Changes will follow us. All of that was included. One thing we didn't do is to include it for three years. We can now avoid that. And all of that was sent to Martha. She shared it with the other two members of the Selectmen Board. That's when she asked. I know there's a town meeting on 21 September. A major town meeting is coming. There will be some ordinances. But she said we won't have it. She was trying to bring it. Really. I know why. It won't come in the agenda. To move forward.

1:14:52Speaker 3

Then that is her right.

1:14:53Speaker 1

That's why it is better not to make more changes if we are not making more changes. Then it is for a town meeting.

1:15:02Speaker 3

It should go. Then it will be like that. If we don't have to do it, there will be no more changes. Good. We will try to do it.

1:15:08 – 1:15:33Speaker 1

Yes, we can always change it. Instead of them not thinking about it now in January, ask them to plan it in advance. Okay, that's the whole question. Okay, that's the whole question about the ordinance. We had to go there. I had a ledger light. So, no, we didn't do anything. Then, we had to take them out. Then, the ledger light said, but we are you. We are your health director. Wait, wait. Okay, then I put it back.

1:15:34Speaker 3

Mom, and then?

1:15:34 – 1:16:23Speaker 1

They said, no, we don't do car money. We don't do billing. Da, da, da. Then, to find out who has the right to take damage from the people who put it there, WPCA or their agent and their agent's selectmen board. Okay, but... That's what stopped it. They were looking at it from a different legal point of view. Because the selectmen board is also an appeal board for WPCA matters. So, they said. So, in this whole thing, your problem is that a sanitary is legalizing it? Is it legalizing someone who is going to make it legal? Yes. Oh, we can make it happen. We have the right to make it happen. But I don't know.

1:16:23Speaker 3

If we have a new ordinance. Yes.

1:16:25 – 1:16:54Speaker 1

So, that's what I'm trying to understand. Do you think the whole city voted against the demolition of Old Lyme? Do you think they are ready to pump septic tanks? I don't think so. I'm going to say it again. Many of them may have made a mistake. Yes, I told you that I haven't been there since last year. My relatives haven't been there since last year. I had to call them. Okay, I wasn't there either.

1:16:54Speaker 3

You weren't there either.

1:16:55Speaker 1

My relatives are still not there. You are saying that it may be November or December.

1:17:01 – 1:17:13Speaker 3

We don't know when this calendar year will happen. It is now in the hands of Abhibashitha Vagup. That's a long story. Like Demetrius said, we know, we need.

1:17:13Speaker 1

Okay, I can beat Martha and Jimmy. I can try to talk to them again. Try to understand what's going on. I really like to play here.

1:17:18Speaker 3

Dennis, just like last time, I feel like we're sitting outside in a snowstorm again in December.

1:17:21Speaker 1

Cards can be done anytime.

1:17:22 – 1:18:46Speaker 3

But why are you doing it? Exactly. That's... You know, I've been working at Xerox for 36 years. New York and Rochester are conducting a survey of their thoughts. The reason is not the people who live on the streets. You are conducting a survey. We are looking at it. We are trying to solve it. Okay. Employees are conducting surveys of their billing system. 36 years ago, you thought that Xerox had never fixed their billing system. Okay. Oh, but they changed the color of a cover because they wanted it. They thought that a person from California would be more red than pink. You know, it doesn't work for me. They don't work. If someone comes with a survey, or if they send you a card or something else, you know you're not going to respond to it. It's all nonsense. It's just human nature. You know? That is why we need to focus our attention on that. I think they should be forgiven in every hearing we give. Anyone who is chosen by them should be forgiven. Yes. Sit down. Okay.

1:18:46 – 1:19:20Speaker 1

If we can give a promise to help selectors get a sanitary, or if we can give a promise to promote a sanitary, we should forgive them. Because of the underlying nature of nature, we can't force the body to complete it immediately. Do we have to force it? That is, we can force it. I can talk to Martha. Until the birds come home, you can force it. But if anyone tries to attack us,

1:19:30 – 1:19:52Speaker 3

Can we start working in the job description of a town sanitary? So, when you go, we can expect this. And, as you said, you have a $3000 permit permit. But from the surveys and from the permits that the sanitary is trying to pay, money will come to the city. Even then, we have made some sales. This is what we expect from him. Here is where the money comes. Just to show.

1:19:59 – 1:20:12Speaker 1

Okay, we have to do that. Who wants to run a sanitary in their job? Phew! I think I have allowed you to run that sanitary in the last bill. Do this. Okay, thank you, brother. I will definitely call Clinton.

1:20:17 – 1:20:50Speaker 3

You are calling Clinton to see if we can get a replacement for their town sanitary. You can use it as a template. You can talk to other cities and see if you can add anything together. I don't have a problem with calling those calls and seeing if I can get something different. We can sit down and see what we want. But I think it's important for someone to be inspected. Do you know that there are a lot of changes happening here in the city? Someone has to oppose it. Do you know that you have to look at the daily huts, look at the wind river, look at everything. Okay, billy.

1:20:50Speaker 1

I have appointed you. That's when you're going to do it.

1:20:53 – 1:22:44Speaker 3

I don't have a salary. Where will I get a cheque from? I don't have a salary. I'm happy to see some lines between different cities to see if I will get different job details. Right? That will hinder the ordinance. We have an interpreter. Why do we have money in our fund to hire an interpreter? Why can't we send an order to an interpreter? Find their address and look for it. Give us their address. We don't want the Selectmen office to be destroyed, but we can get a view through Town Adornment. Oh, okay. I believe the reason is that there are a lot of problems or time constraints. The reason is not only what they do, but they do everything in the city. If it's a time constraint, that's right. If that's the case, we can... Mr. Adorni, I think that if we spend $3000, we will get an ordinance. He will tell us where we are on the right track, or if we need to add anything to this, or if we need to remove anything, and then we will present it in front of the selectmen and say, hey, we did our part. Now it's time to hold a town meeting, so we can make this thing happen quickly, for those who are left in the city. Their septic systems can be fixed or they can do whatever they want to do.

1:22:44 – 1:23:43Speaker 1

The same changes we made in the ordinances that were in place, so I asked the members first. Change it for 7 to 5 years. Also, some of the necessities in the Halsar were accepted by me from Clinton. I think the members in Clinton have made these changes. That's why I did it that way. I took a little step back from Clinton. Martha knows that. Her question in our city is still the same. So we will say this and these children will do the same. Or how we will make it happen. That is my goal. That widow must leave. She will do it. I think she will do it before she brings it to the city. That will make Abibashagin angry. She likes it when she doesn't get any legal input. That's it. It's a ban.

1:23:43 – 1:25:23Speaker 3

That's what you're saying. That's what I'm saying is a ban. She does what she has to do. The town attorney takes a lot of time to respond to that. Yes. Do you know this? It's not like the White Sands is conducting a survey about a $3,00,000 pavilion. This is not a thing. This is something that we have to do to do our jobs. That's how others in the city are doing it. The law can be passed. I don't know, do you know? I'm thinking of moving out of the box. Let's try to do something different to prevent the lower part of the neck from going to the neck. As I said last time, let's tighten our legs. You know, we can sit here. Also, there are two ways to do that, Mr. Dennis. One of the ways we used in the previous WPCA. The attorney was coming. We were waiting for the interpreter. The second way, Dennis, is that you can talk to the interpreter and we can now explain to him what we want. We really need it. Okay. This is very important. Because no matter what we talk about, there is no end.

1:25:23Speaker 2

Mom. This is not a big change like you. This shouldn't be such a big thing.

1:25:36 – 1:26:10Speaker 3

He has to be a speaker for a day. He looks at it. Maybe he has to read a book or something. Or go to the computer online. Okay. Find out. If we can do that, I think we are in a situation where there are more than 5,000 residents in the city waiting to do anything. Or cards. Or cards. Please no cards. This is like frisbees.

1:26:11Speaker 1

Erica is leaving. She sent the list updated by the assessors to Carmody. Next time, we will get a report from Carmody. Let's see. How much time was there in the schedule, I think.

1:26:20Speaker 3

Actually, when we were in this college, I put a report in your email.

1:26:23 – 1:26:52Speaker 1

At that time, there were 1131 people. If we want to do it using a letter instead of a postcard, let me know. I can start it. How many do you have? How many units? There are 1131 units. Now the time has come. When we were there, we were 1200. We were more than 1200. So we didn't earn that much. Yes. No, less than 10%. Less than about 10%. One hundred and ten percent. What if we deduct one dollar from that hundred and twenty-one?

1:27:04Speaker 3

I mean, do you know how much it cost us to build that small building? Okay. The number of people who responded.

1:27:11 – 1:27:46Speaker 1

That is, about 85% of the people. Those who did not take part in it. Okay. Yes. We will take our letter, which we have made into the second printed letter. And I mean only the second notice. Let's see how it will be done. But we have added a letter together. Okay. Carmine, I want to talk to them again. Because they said they would send a letter. It won't take much time. Then we can follow them. Let's see if we can do it in the cheapest way. Mary, what about you? Do you want me to do it? No, I'll talk to Scott tomorrow. I'll call him. But thank you. Okay.

1:27:58Speaker 3

Okay, okay, okay, okay. Do you have any other questions?

1:28:01Speaker 1

Laura, anything else, Ken? Anything? No. Sally, do you have any other questions? Brian?

1:28:07 – 1:28:37Speaker 3

Anything? Yes. Okay. This month, we talked about our friends in depth. Finally, I remember. I was just leaving Shanghai. I didn't know how that woman wanted to understand what I was trying to do. But I think it's a coincidence that I didn't get back from them. You and I... Have you heard anything? The only thing I know is that I told Jimmy and Martha that we can talk in depth.

1:28:46 – 1:29:03Speaker 1

Why can't we hold a meeting at a higher level? They were at a higher level. They are like that. But Martha said, there is no one in their office. Everyone will celebrate in August. Okay, will they come back? The meeting is still going on in September. I think, okay. Then, they are trying to arrange a meeting with D.M.I. to get advice from D.M.I.

1:29:06 – 1:29:19Speaker 3

I am disappointed that we don't have any support there. W Quote. People in Hartford, please wait until you do anything. We are going to be a WPCA committee sitting there and we are going to take care of it.

1:29:19Speaker 1

Really beat him.

1:29:20Speaker 3

Okay, what are we going to do? What are we? Okay.

1:29:24 – 1:30:06Speaker 1

What are we anyway? No, okay. We are trying to act as a team and a selectmen board for our city. So, the private beach associations have their own instructions. We don't have any instructions in this regard. We are trying to look for answers. We still don't have an agreement. We don't have an agreement. We don't have an answer. We will call. But, can a person who can speak DMI be selected to the board? Can WPC speak to DMI? He invited me to those meetings. Yes, but I don't think I understand him. There are some places. There are places in Marthi, but we are not in the same place as Marthi and Jim. So, it should be up here. Okay, I'll change it because I'll change it.

1:30:11 – 1:31:01Speaker 3

Before, the WPC used to keep an eye on the situation. Yes. Deepu and everyone else, when they wanted to set up mines here. Yes. So, my opinion is that, if you know the city-state, do something, just do a stall, do a stall, do a stall. Then what happens after this stall, stall, stall? Oh, no score. No testing. You don't need testing because we're going to set up traps. And then I'm going to freeze my can in front of this building. They left. The rest of the city will say that this city does not need traps. I'll buy donuts. Therefore, I still have a copy in my system.

1:31:01 – 1:31:25Speaker 1

I believe you will definitely do it. Therefore, DAPC has developed a very different method. We spent a lot of time on the research of these methods. The testing is different from the need for testing and the opening of test halls. It is more complicated than that. They just say it is right. Yes, right. We will think about it. We will evaluate. They say the least. They don't say no. Destruction. You go ahead and throw it away. They didn't say that. No, they didn't say anything.

1:31:31Speaker 3

They haven't done anything. The matter is there.

1:31:33 – 1:32:32Speaker 1

That's why I know you have to sit in a mental hospital. But I'm not sure you'll get that kind of answers in one night. Look, it's been more than 10 years. They took 10 years. Do they even have a new commissioner? Tell them. But do they now have a new commissioner for DAP? Time Commissioner No, I don't want to tell you. I completely agree with you. But think in this way. Think in this way. Now a small door is open. It says, yes, okay, we will allow you to try again. These are our research programs that you want to continue. Do you know? Yes, okay. We will pay attention to you about the alternatives they are saying now. Not that they are not there. Not that they are not there. Not that they are not there. And we have a small door open. If we go ahead and conduct an experiment in Miami Beach, the Sunny Isles Colony and all the museums that are in the water, how can we leave our experiments and do it? If we ever do that, they will be left behind. Then what are you going to say to DAPI? Um, you know, it's all because of what's going on around. So you can open a Pandora's box. So we have to wait and see what these experiments are doing. We haven't done anything.

1:32:44 – 1:33:01Speaker 3

I think what I tried to say in the game was that we are the hands of our chakras. Yes. That was in our May meeting. We talked about doing experimental experiments. Nothing is coming. If you have more chances, I am giving you these cards.

1:33:05 – 1:33:24Speaker 1

If the things that are happening on Miami Beach and Boca Heights are affecting the people now, but if we are interested in doing it as a board, we can send RFQs and get answers. I'm not saying we can't. I'm just saying to think about it. For sure, right?

1:33:25Speaker 1

I don't know if everyone knew about it.

1:33:27Speaker 3

It's all like that.

1:33:29Speaker 1

Rocky Neck fell down again yesterday. So, do we really know if they're really helping? Mary, I agree.

1:33:35 – 1:34:06Speaker 3

I agree with you. This is a crazy time to test. When we were roaming around Miami, they were pulling the booger. They were pulling it to the beach. Do you know? I think it's time to test. We need to wait for a proper time, for a fair test. A fair test would not be a fair test now. It will always be. Bill, do you know what I mean? What I mean is, I am fully cooperating with you. But we can't do anything or stand in our hands. But we are doing something. Okay, we are trying our best to clean the septic tanks and the soil. But we don't want to test the place where they want to test for millions of years.

1:34:18Speaker 3

Yes, from Miami Beach.

1:34:19 – 1:34:57Speaker 1

It should not actually be poured into the water. It should be removed from the trucks. But, it is not like that. It is being used. No, they are saying that they are using it in their site. Have you been there when you passed by them? Have you seen the trucks? No, but I heard. Okay, so there are miles and miles and piping. But before it goes to the farm, there are two of them. I don't know what you have to call them. Stations, mobile stations. Water comes from there. It is fertilized through these two processes. Then it is sent to a farm, to a large farm, and then to the rice field. Is the DAP in this state? Yes. To salt water. It can never be restored.

1:34:58Speaker 3

DAP gave them a permit.

1:34:59 – 1:35:19Speaker 1

But I don't think so. We asked for the permit. I think DAP gave me a list of numbers like I asked you for the permits. I'm not telling you what's in it. But, they... Are the DAP permit numbers listed online?

1:35:19Speaker 3

Are they listed for any activities? Yes. Are they listed for any project?

1:35:25 – 1:35:36Speaker 1

They have asked someone to work with W the WPC and PDA. And they have asked someone to help run these projects. It happens. Okay. So, it's a continuous process.

1:35:36 – 1:35:48Speaker 3

Yes, they are there. You don't have to do it every day. But they are in the old show-land country real estate appeal.

1:35:48Speaker 1

So dial the next construction meeting. I think this will answer your questions. Will they catch it? Yes, they will catch it. Will it start next week? From online. Yes, I think it will start next three or four times.

1:35:55Speaker 3

No one is there. 50. Please agree.

1:36:04 – 1:37:01Speaker 1

I have it here and there. The last question is that they are pumping sewage from Miami. Yes. But there are people in Miami who have toilets. Yes. Are they now polluting those toilets by pumping sewage? That's a question. I think so. There is a moratorium on tap water. So people in Miami without tap water are polluting their toilets. I think so. A person living in Miami had questions about it. She posted it online a few days ago. No one was able to answer their questions. Okay, I don't know if the last thing I heard in this video is true. So I don't really want to know if I should say it. But some things have changed. I don't know if this is the right way. I don't know if this is the right way. I don't know if this is the right way.

1:37:01Speaker 3

I don't know if this is the right way.

1:37:03Speaker 1

I don't know if this is the right way.

1:37:13 – 1:37:45Speaker 3

I am 5000% with him in sending these breaking letters. Okay. I will fold them. I will fill them. I will mail them. Fold them and stuff them. Then we can ask Martha and the other two selectors to do something for them. Then we will get them in the mail. Because people are starting to be surprised now. Wait for the olden days and the new age. If we start thinking about it opening again in January or February, or if there is at least a little bit left in their hands, we may be able to move this trend forward.

1:37:47 – 1:38:02Speaker 1

Okay, let's talk to the Karmody squad about Karmody tomorrow. Because he says that all this has been included in our price. I'll see what he says. I'll send him a copy of the letter we all agreed to send. Let's see what he can do. Do it. Sure. If he can't do it, we can do it. I have a question. Laura, you are sure about one thing. You may not know at least one thing.

1:38:17 – 1:38:34Speaker 3

How much did the three WPCAs pay for the city? They did not. Oh. Okay, I have no idea. Thank you, Dennis.

1:38:35Speaker 1

How much was it? Oh, it was $6,51,000 for the city.

1:38:38Speaker 3

That was for Woodward and Curran. Okay, that's right.

1:38:41Speaker 1

Okay, that's the only thing. There was a bonding attorney.

1:38:46 – 1:38:57Speaker 3

We had an attorney bill of $80,000. Yes. The next one was $80,000. No, it was $80,000. But that was four years ago. Because he was a bond attorney, the bond attorneys wouldn't get money until they sold the bond.

1:38:57Speaker 1

Since we didn't go to the bond, the attorney said, Okay, okay, this is mine. But he wasn't the only abbeyer. No, that's it. Do you know what I'm saying?

1:39:15Speaker 3

Oh, we spent a lot of money. Yes.

1:39:20Speaker 3

Yes, stop now. Then... What are you saying?

1:39:25Speaker 1

You want to go ahead with the money you spent to do the construction work. We didn't do it because we spent money. No, I'm saying the city spent a lot of money and lost. Okay. They lost because they gave the wrong message, wrong numbers, and wrong details.

1:39:44Speaker 3

Yes, 82 cents for a sheet of paper and they lost. Yes, we have to pay 82 cents a night for a sheet of paper. We are going to do that. Yes.

1:39:50 – 1:40:17Speaker 1

Then, the only question we need is, what happens when we do something that we have experienced so much difficulty and thousands of people have not responded to for 7 years and we change it to 5? Okay, that's artificial. No, that's why I think Martha is directing a sanitary to help in that process.

1:40:17Speaker 3

Martha is directing a sanitary because we directed a sanitary.

1:40:22 – 1:40:46Speaker 1

We have to use the documents in the news that this is happening. We are trying our best to make sure that our water is clean and that we are doing our best. We can do it. Everyone has to contribute to the project. Why? Our city has to contribute to the project. Not just the beach area, not just one island. Why are Deedani and Bill not being tested? It has been mentioned in the paper. There are 7 pages in one section. 10 miles.

1:40:58Speaker 3

That is how it affects at least one family. Okay, again, that must be a bad thing.

1:41:03 – 1:41:18Speaker 1

That is, it's a bad thing. On the right side. But what is said in the bad part is what was said in the bad part two years ago. That... We have reached there and talked to them. Should we include that in the report of the select man or not?

1:41:23Speaker 3

How many numbers do you have? Are you still trying to say the same thing?

1:41:26 – 1:42:38Speaker 1

We know more about her than we talked about her. Or the public knows. I understood. Yes. Mary, you are doing a great job. You are doing a good job. You are looking good. I think no one is blaming you. No, no, no. I know you said that. Then, I came to the last Selectman meeting and talked. I said I need a thousand people. I gave them the report directly. This is the comparison of all the people who show the report accordingly. We talked because they paid attention to me for a while. Then I think you should be on the agenda. Then next time we will be on the agenda. So when we get the report at this time, we are going to send it. I will come back to the office of the selectors and tell you. Gee, do you know? I told you that it is a thousand people. Now it is still a hot thousand. We are sending this letter. It will be on their agenda. So we will take it out because she was right. If we can talk more, if we can pay attention to people who don't have a lot of people at night, if we can talk more in the selectments, it's a way for us to talk. I will continue to talk to them in private. So we will have a way, you know. Martha has written about her story. That's right. Then? Hey Bill. That's Brian. Hello.

1:42:53Speaker 2

Hey, if you need help with your self-employment, please let me know. He did it himself. Call me. I can help you.

1:43:04 – 1:43:19Speaker 3

Okay, I was planning to see if anyone would help me get a job. You know, all the job details in other cities. If I get anything, we can all work from there. Yes. Give me a bus. We can talk. Okay, super. How do we move forward? Please, I have a request.

1:43:19Speaker 1

I'll give it to you. I'll follow it. Thank you. It was John and Brian.

1:43:22Speaker 3

Ericka. Okay, the request for Ericka has been passed.

1:43:26Speaker 1

Is there any objection? Nyangal pirinyu.

1:43:36Speaker 3

Erikeki shuberatri. Favor.

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