all right let's resume so we can complete business thank you would like to open this to discussion now all right let's resume our our deliberations please and if you can come to the microphone if you'd like to be identified well otherwise come up well what have other towns done nine other communities voted before tonight and we're one of four who are voting tonight the other three i'm told have already voted so we've had nine twelve communities separate apart from belmont who have voted on this all twelve of them have voted favorably for the revised agreement of those twelve or were members of or were part of that group of seven who could vote to immediately withdraw three of those four sudbury wayland and carlisle voted to leave the district dover voted tonight to stay in the district but that's just an update of where things are right thank you now we'll open it up for discussion mr stan it's in stanton town meeting member precinct three mr moderator as mark biello alluded before schools like minutemen were built technical vocational education occurred in individual districts and while that wasn't necessarily an ideal world in all circumstances that we can see the complications of the of this sixteen member district i would like to if you think it's within the scope i'd like to ask the chair of the school committee in the superintendent or whichever of them would be better to give response whether on this night that we just approve new building committee for a new high school whether they think that there's a case or considering educating a fraction of the students that we send to minuteman in a new belmont high school and perhaps finding other programs other than minuteman for the students who couldn't be accommodated in in space that we might be able to build in a new high school their views i know that when we send students out of district for services it tends to be extremely expensive and if we start to build a new unit in high school if that that's what comes to pass that will certainly i don't think that's to remain for the discussion tonight we're focusing on whether we adopt or reject the agreement beef the revised agreement not the debt and not some alternative mr moderator that our ability to ever withdraw in the future of course has a lot to do with whether or not we had to adopt the new agreement but this process we clearly well not clearly but just to let you know we did diligence i did diligence we i asked superintendent i asked to chair the school committee because there was a point in time vince in which we had we could have determined to be a dec committee and the answers we get back is that we're not prepared this point time to fully educate these kids for career and technical education at least in the short term perhaps long term and so i understood it to mean that in the chapter seventy four we had no ability other than to try to send these children  other districts other to cambridge or some other places if we decided to withdraw so now i know it's not exactly what you were looking for but we did due diligence i did ask questions mr mercer here move the question i think we've heard enough and we've had other meetings before this everybody should know what's going on i think allow is a motion made to call the question which would  oh yes it needs to be seconded is there a second alright the there's a motion and seconded to call the question this would end debate and we would then have a and then we would vote on on on the motion this requires a two thirds vote by let's do this with the electronic devices so all those in favor of calling the question meaning ending debate we on moment what you would vote yes if you want to vote against a motion terminating debate you would vote no oh and one second and we sat the motion motion passes required two thirds seventy seven percent so debate is terminated we now go to the vote under the motion main motion under article t and again we will vote electronically all those in favor will vote yes and those opposed no polling is open is may second