right we have a cue from fox for cable access for life i welcome everybody good evening today is may third welcome to fox first board of selectmen meeting for the high school media center one day after the town elections i would go through the agenda briefly at seven o'clock we have citizens input at seven o five will do slackens update at seven fifteen we will do the board selectman reorganization followed at seven thirty a discussion and a vote on monster jam by n p s l l c there will be a public hearing at seven forty five we'll have another discussion and vote on new offices and directors for the red robin at eight p m we'll have a public hearing for trader joe's in the discussion and a vote  transfer of licensing appointment of a manager at a ten we're going have a discussion and vote on a new baron wine license for the call well management inc doing business as hilton garden inn if that's also a public hearing upcoming year and followed by a bunch of action items so if we could have the pledge of allegiance mark would you like to leave us  very well for three years plus all the years he served on the advisory committee in many different committees and subcommittees throughout the years to great work over the three years will be missed and his progression heck of a learning experience though the whole part past five weeks but one i enjoyed certainly think my committee for helping me along this process give me a chance to learn and give me the advice mcgowan helped quite a bit my son dylan and his crew of friends and teammates holding signs rain coming after school yesterday was was outstanding so and i thank you very much i really looking forward to this opportunity and  there's a whole bunch of people that ran for many boards and committees that people voted into so thank you to them for again putting their hats in to the rank rank ring ring here coupled with a couple other quick announcements may ninth next monday is our town meeting our annual time meeting and there is close to thirty of thirty one articles actually without the twenty nine twenty nine so again these are the nights that you know it's going to dictate tax dollars spent and processes and things that happen over the next year so if you get a time time to come please come on that's very i was saying one thousand percent wasn't a great turnout for the elections in more only less and you know again his campaign out there to reach out to everybody in town if you go to the recreation website there's forms that you can download and fill out and very simple who you are where you live some thoughts best and things that are going on in the town buried in a time capsule at the base of the flagpole and open it up for fifty years from now hopefully the younger generation most of us will be gone by then probably younger generation be able to open it and kind of see what's going on in their recent past and the committee that put it together fish and game jake in jaws and probably the normal is missing a few but it's just nice to get all ages there they spread out through town and did a herculean effort and  mansfield it was a national group that wanted to give us assistance to to do it on a higher level and i think we said you know graciously thank you but we can do this and you know it was nice to do locally and worked out well  and one other thing i just remember to tomorrow morning there's a contingent of us going to the house and senate to codified and bring into reality the town meeting warrant home rule petition that we did in the  fall for the enhanced reporting and training for the sexual abuse awareness committee that state grabbed on to that number looking at bringing that throughout the whole state so ten o'clock tomorrow the house and senate we should have a good a good discussion and hopefully bring back some good news that's it for citizens input anything else i'm not so i see like means update reorganization we do this every year mark what it is is we follow what they call robert's rules and kind of explain the servants on the same page we have a chairman a vice chairman and a clerk of these these three positions so through chairman what i'm going to do is i'm the ass for nominations for all three will start with the chairman work through that then we'll go to the vice chairman work through that and then go to the clerk anybody can be any position you as a new comer could be nominated in sit in any position any of us can sit in the same positions that we can switch i'm going to ask for nominations they do not need to be seconded and they don't have to be run by the chairman so if you have a nomination say i nominate so and so i'll follow up  with that process if there's two people who are gets nominated first we'll address that we'll have discussion will vote on it and then we'll go to the second nomination have discussion vote on it and then move on to the position pretty clear and that's again that's robert's rules that's what we loosely follow it's not a via lot but usually works for us so and then lastly as chairman i'll run even though that the chairman maybe changed at the beginning i'll still follow that process until all three new positions are filled and then we do that i'm comfortable moving the chairs then and then we move on to the next item and then the new chairman will and again it doesn't need to be seconded so they felt feldman is nominated for chair is their second nomination and i ask on once a second nomination going twice nomination go on three times  i so discussion on chairman david feldman for chairman let's ring to it now from my perspective and i should've said at the beginning i'm not interested in being chairman and i it's a there's a lot of work in it and i look forward to somebody jumping on it in and bring it forward you've got you know two years and your belt and you've handled not only the slackness stuff pretty well you're on other committees and you bring th going twice seeing none and the third time all those unfair discussion on clarke position for mark elfman so obviously there's a lot of help involved but if i could do it my first year  venice is basically you get these packets every week the chairman usually sets the agenda with the time manager and assistant time manager and staff once in a while the chairman will send out we can't discuss the items but get consensus or if anyone wants to add it th because there's a lot of so ok great you know your let's wait and see what you do yeah in some of the items that are in this package i know you just got it this morning if you're not comfortable somehow are critical path items we need to vote on tonight but don't feel shy about saying you haven't all right that worked out well right i just want to say that you know i think i think going to jim's leadership this past year we got a lot done and hopefully we can continue that trend going forward so while we thank you for your feel either show you want to do some subject to change anyway based on our work schedules and in things that come up i think i think on the surface and they look ok yeah they're spaced out from holidays as they can be if you start going oh yeah right that's right program that's been put in place the cooperation of fire department in the council on aging where and they've been accepting donations that have been stalling lockboxes on elderly residents homes so he event  all right i read that here in notice boards like me acting as like a local licensing authority for soon to mass general law chapter one poorly section one eighty one section one eighty three a chapter one thirty six section or general bylaws article five section six also stadium rules and regulations of conduct a public hearing on tuesday may third two thousand and sixteen beginning at seven thirty p m of the foxboro high school media center one twenty south evening to request the event my three for monster jam this year where requesting saturday june twenty fifth this will be the third year now that we have hosted this event a stadium i go into a little bit of detail but there are no significant changes whatsoever at this time to this event from from the previous two years will continue to operate as we have in the past with a party experience that will begin sometime the tool one thirty in two o'clock am now take place in youth club lot and it's a fan experience for fans to come and see the trucks touch the shocks me the drivers and then the actual program itself will begin at seven o'clock from seven to nine the program runs and it's a highly timed script i mean this is an entertainment product versus a sport product so with the exception of any accidents on the track itself it ends right on time and so the production is out of town production this is the second time we will have had them at the stadium this year we had them two weeks ago for supercross very different different products to events but we had a it was a really successful man two weeks ago similar and that they use the same dirt  now that's been housed at the stadium for the last three years and stored across the street in the p ten to eleven lots and then trucked over we book a police of state police detail to facilitate that trucking to ensure that the trucks cross safely and on to our property  that loading will begin on tuesday and then run straight through to friday they will be a practice which they have had in the past sometime on friday afternoon usually it's run between four and six there will be extensive use of para techniques which they have is a sort of a key piece of the felde product she got field has always had positive responses we've used to them they're extremely buttoned up with respect to all of their operation and specifically their pyro and it is a really big part of their presentation from a fan standpoint we see that this is a big family event a lot of parents with little ones and usually with little boys the biggest problem that we have from a customer service standpoint is that the parents  parents will bring children to this event for the first time and they don't anticipate the noise level and so we do fell does field customer service requests for refunds after the fact because that's the biggest complaint we get is that fans will come into the stadium come into the venue and they just don't understand exactly the product that they're going to get in and it can be a little bit noisy for a little one in the past we haven't had any noise complaints at all from the community the decibel levels haven't reached nuisance levels which is great and the bursts are short when they are noisy so everything is done smooth from a north street from a neighbor perspective which is obviously important i think last year really the only issue that we had last year was we had a slower  y than what we would have hoped and that was sort of a two fold problem that we identified after the fact one being the first year that we had monster jam we had that fan festival space in the west club and they needed a larger footprint for the second year so we moved to t east club and in doing so you do restrict your turns coming from the north so we saw that there was a snarl of traffic headed toward the north because we had cut off the entrance because we were using that space and also last year we saw attendance almost double so it's a great problem to have we had higher attendance in anticipated a lot of day of sales and as a result we ended up having more people and a traffic pattern that we hadn't anticipated knowing that now for y three will make sure that we have a traffic plan in place that mitigates that right off the bat i mean even if it was i want to say it was it wasn't the experience that we would want our fans to have but it wasn't a traffic back up even to a concert level but it just was level of that of schedule to detail and then there's also still that kill that exists the first ten to twelve rows of the safety kills that are wrapped and wrapped all around the stadium for just out for an added layer of safety for a fan so it's almost the first third of all the sections and on hundred level our are covered in blocked off brady scratched the number nine likes the valley harley group or make the most elite group a one day peer ride license for their twenty fifth anniversary ride to benefit the joe in jersey foundation on may twenty first two thousand and sixteen from two p m to eight p m with the rain date of may twenty second two thousand and sixteen second which made and seconded any discussion a ten recreation department make emotionally accept the gift donation of the amount of fifteen hundred dollars from masonic angel foundation to be used toward scholarships for foxboro residence for the boot summer program rich well recreation department the lake emotionally accept the gift donation the amount of two thousand one hundred twenty five dollars to cover the registration fee for five children to attend both summer program for my go pairs second fourteen foxborough cable television advisory committee they commercially approve the appointment of mark stopped by the fox broke able to television advisory committee expiring may first two thousand and seventeen second which second any discussion a loss in favor of a fifteen fox for a cable television advisory committee to make a motion we approve the appointment of david are you going to the fox pro cable television five may continue what we have here is that officer change at the corporate headquarters in colorado one is leaving and two more are being disclosed and it implicates no changes in the store here no effect on the floor plan the menu any aspect of the operation in the foxboro restaurant or any restaurant massachusetts it's a corporate filing that the a b c requires we are planning a presentation possibly in september educational session that will be held to actually had to showcase live showing a film as well as a pale discussion on this but on this particular topic so we're all about working on public education has as and that was that the message i want to carry through the y m c a today was that there's lots of areas where where treatment is being done but to the public education piece is still lacking and that's something we're department same day as this costs for cleanup and they had over three hundred pounds of drugs turned in which was triple the amount that they thought they'd pick up a year be of here earlier so the words getting out about that which is a good news which is good news inversely on the drug overdose scenario statewide it's almost touching forty eight hundred in the past year so we're very concerned about that that's a significant increase just in the past three so we're doing an online campaign for us police chiefs the two national association of chiefs of police municipal association we did a mailing of this brochure to all the love all the massachusetts police departments resumes from all across the land and several phone inquiries so i think we're we're well on our way and concurrent with this process will be issuing an r f p this week to look for a consultant to help us with the end of the process the assessment the two day assessment center that we discussed at our last meeting that would be held prior to recommending candidates to the board before the names process assessment center with a private consultant but in the meantime myself bill and the chair of the board of selectmen are his designee will be screening the resumes when they when that at the conclusion of the posting period then we will conduct phone interviews at this point we have eighty percent of our candidates at this point early candidates are from out of state so i know you know we'll get the local candidates will begin to apply as the process gets later as we get later in the process people local people don't like their names to be out there to mine although we do you know we are going to keep a confidential until the last moment we'll then convene after phone interviews phone to greens will convene and interview panel to be determined will probably have a concurrent process with some public safety experts in one room and town depart and head to member of the board of selectmen committee people in another room will run the candidates through both interviews the two interview panels will come together for a consensus decision on who should go to the next step the next step would be the assessment center we're hoping at that point to have no more than six candidates at that point to have a two day assessment center with a consultant private consultant running the process with experienced assessors they're usually retired public safety of paper resumes floating around at all one on password protect right now myself i have the only password bill will be able to review them in the chairman also online at once the quote posting is closed so deaths how we plan to the chief is leaving on september thirtieth so we plan to have a candidate in place hopefully september fifteenth so we have a timeline mapped gal and hopefully the timing work  anyone who's listed as a consultant who does this type of work we would tell them what the scope of services are that we're looking for today assessment center six or seven exercises you know  variety of you look at the competencies it we're requiring for this police chief and they'll be on exercises that will assess those competencies and then at the end the at the end of the two days the consultants score and recommend so those are a few will go out will require that it comes back in and then we have us very specific purchasing requirements where we have to rate the assessments of the consultants proposals from highly and advantageous down to you know not acceptable and based on the selection of the criteria how they responded how their pricing is what you know what their protocol is if it meets our needs the one that we closely meets our needs and to loot select and you send a letter to them and contract them and that's that's the whole process on it all and i'm fortunately for us marsha has just completed the purchasing all the purchase certified purchase and courses so she's working hard on issuing the r f p she has a network of people that her classmates that of help her with that and bill and i have both been through this process quite a bit so we're going to work with her on probably three or four but we wouldn't preclude an out of state person with a lot of commute local communities are using consultants from outside that are doing a fin job so that was that's going what's going on with police we're also working hard on a compensation study with a consultant that we contract did with it's part of our steel worker negotiation to reopen our collective bargaining agreement for f y seventeen we're doing a study of all the job descriptions and of all the positions to create a new compensation plan the consultants going to work on the compensation piece and i've been doing the job descriptions one on one interviews with the employees and  so that's going to be about a six month process we're in month for right now of it so we do anticipate by july to i'm going to meet with a consultant next week and we're going to start putting up a plan together finish wrapping up all the job description roll it out to reopen negotiations in july so that's been a big project coming and it's been really very valuable to meet with everybody about their jobs and talk to them about it so we'll keep you posted on that and then finally we as bill said we're dealing with the final steps of the warrant in town meeting prep and then after tom meeting is over the real work starts we need to start and we have to implement the terms of the contracts to make sure that people are compensated correctly and so i work closely with accounting on the night and we also need to follow up on the implementation of the new personnel by law if it is accepted a time meeting so that all the policy regional dispatch we've been working very hard enough that process is well i actually we are going to have a meeting here in foxboro on may twenty third of all the communities evening mr chairman members of the board andrew upton for the applicant with me is david ford the post manager of record and also the current manager of record so this is this is a transfer of license to a new entity that is correct it's the licenses currently held by trader joes east inc and because of some corporate restructuring in conjunction with the a b c we have determined that it makes sense to transfer the license to another trader joe's company so it's going from one bucket to another bucket and just like my previous presentation there are no changes at the store of any kind and there's strangers at any trader joe's in massachusetts in fact because the a b c publishes the forms as they do we have to reappoint the manager but he's a manager who started here when the store opened four years ago so nothing's going to in the reason for a real point to new manager because it's for the new entity yeah any time you have a transfer application you're appointing the manager along with it so if you bring your own guy you appoint him if you take the only guy you have to appoint  sixth motion made to close the public hearing second discussion chime in regarding fox cares but knowing that trader joe's a regular attendee a fox cares i don't have to go into that washing made second and all those in favor we have quite a collection of native american artifacts i brought with me a box we'd like to look at the while we're talking about how we can get an idea of what i'm talking about is a foxboro resident he actually lived in new york for most of his working career but he was a collector of historical items a lot of which consisted of native american stone objects consisting of arrowheads spear heads clubs have everything made out of stone and he put his collection together by buying smaller collections from other people so when he came back to foxboro after he retired  hundred sixteen and obviously nine hundred forty three mr bristol benjamin bristol purchased all of mr boyd's artifacts so we have a collection called the bristol boys and artifact collection at this point hundred eighty six this collection was donated to the historical commission by mr bristol through his son william and at that time the commission had plans for displaying most of the collection but there's so much to the collection is over close to fifteen hundred items small items mostly related so it memorial hall is a display case has been set up and it's been there for many years containing over one hundred items from the collection the remainder of the collection from time to time has been put on display in one nine hundred ninety was put on display at the void library  get acquired a jeweler's former jewelers rotating case points were put into the case of which circular motion and people coming to watch from see the points going around so several hundred points were displayed at that time after that the collection was brought back to me morial hall everything was put together in boxes and pretty much ended up in the basement so this summer past summer and our meetings in july and august we began to discuss items that we had in storage and we came up with a discussion of the artifact collection of the sidewalk what we do with this collection we don't have the space that memorial hall to display this many items this item and this whole collection actually belongs in a museum that's devoted a huge section of the display area to native american artifacts so at that time we decided to send out a letter to five different area museums we sent it to the raptors museum which is in middleborough which is connected to the massachusetts archaeological society we sent it to the peabody museum in salem it is a robert s peabody museum in andover which connected to the phillips academy and the fine arts museum in boston as well as there's another peabody museum of archaeology and anthropology at harvard university the only one who was willing to give us some positive response on this was the peabody museum at harvard something they were interested in yet they do have a sizable collection and display area at the university and people in the same way and when they got back to us and said that they were interested they also decided they would like to come to memorial hall and view the collection now before this happened before they came paul and i spent several weekends and sometime during the week in the basement at memorial hall cataloguing the entire collection a lot of the items in the collection have a number on them that mr boyd applied because he kept a ledger which we found a copy of who can find the original letter but we did find a copy of his original ledger which listed the item number basically where it was found and who might have originally owned the collection before mr boyd bought it from them so  in doing this we've discovered that the collection contains items from thirty one states so this is not a faux memo related collection the display case at memorial hall contains what we feel to be items related to the facts bear area oxborough renton plainville any of the towns share and that we could pull out from the original collection that were found in this area so those are going to stay at memorial hall in a permanent display case the remainder of the items that paul and i catalog are now in boxes in the particular order we've created boxes so that we know where i remember so and so would be if we wanted to find it in a hurry and we showed this entire collection to two archaeologists from the harvard peabody museum and came to visit us on january twenty sixth they looked over the collection they took some pictures we sat and talked with them for about an hour and fifteen minutes or so they went back and talked to their acquisition committee and they came back to us and said yes we are interested we'd like to routine this collection so this is a donation from the historical commission to the even to newseum at harvard university where they have the facilities to properly display as well as they're going to use these artifacts for teaching purposes they have a few students in harvard obviously studying archaeology with points from all over the country this gives them a great opportunity to try and learn how to recognise a point from a particular era when you break down the native american archaeology in the united states there are nine phases dating back twelve thousand years some of these points are close to eight nine ten thousand years old basically that's where we stand at this point we felt that because of the size of the collection and the fact that it's something we haven't done a lot of it historic commission we'd like to present the whole project to the board of selectmen to give you an idea of what has been going on a more whole we put together two booklets this is a loosely three ring binder that contains all of the documentation that we have put together from newspaper articles from photographs the excel spreadsheets of paul and i put together containing documentation about points this was staying at memorial any time you want to look at something in the future this will be there in the office and also created hardcover book which contains pictures basically as well as the newspaper articles that we these are what some of the points looked like when they were in the basement some of the larger items and then the smaller items these are really good size items that you can see they were just piled in boxes you can see the little red action the white tags on each point some of these have numbers and we were able to match the numbers with mr boyd's original collection we also put them into state categories these are all points from a particular state on each one of these charts so this will also be available at more hall for future reference for people who might want to look at this as well as school children because three times each of the three elementary schools in the town since their second grade students to morrow hall once a year for tour so this will be available for the tour they can look at the display case that we have it's got plexiglas in front of it so they can't take anything  but they can look at it and then they can look at some of these things i also have put together a smaller box where i've taken out one or two points from each of the nine phases that we've considered archaeological phases so that they can see how the point shape or size changed through the years up right up until the contact period when europeans began to contact with native americans i mean anything else that you want to know sure the family has been contacted by the way and they were informed as to what we intended to do and they are in agreement with what we can turn to build and of course we're going to keep the items that are of wood in the vicinity and we also have representation from one of the wood states that we're going to keep so i think we have a good representation going to have about one hundred seventy long as i can remember and i've been on the commission since ninety six zero zero to good use obviously there was a lot of work put into cataloging all those items and when the commission at that time was making inquiries about the year the items taylor was involved in child leave there after he became an associate member so he's been a member for a long time with  think from foxboro massachusetts where we wanted to do it like it happened that we see the reason we're here tonight is because we haven't gotten back to the peabody museum officially they know that we're interested in donating the collection but we told them we had some paperwork and had to do here and we want to find out from them what is their next step whether they have forms that they want to the outer forms that give us some credit for sending this to them and how they're going to display it and so forth we'd like to go through that process but we want to make sure at the time i was aware that this is going to be taking place as a donation we're not expecting to receive money from her but we think that the collection is valuable enough we don't want to split it up we don't want to auction it off and we want the items to stay with the ledger that mr boyd created because it gives them documentation which is very important when you're dealing with artifacts especially native american artifacts that bind sell on the black market this is not black market this is obviously documented items that we can tell them exactly where it was found who found it as we have a ledger created by the man who collected the items that was the most important part i think of this whole project menace amount of work on this when the letter came to us i think we were that we understood what it was you're asking for our if we had any concerns or questions  and we talked about it and i was in the position so that's why we put in front of the board and and also the ability if it's in front of the selectmen it goes out to the whole town so everyone has an ability to see what you're doing and have questions off it you could be a little bit of a process where you can wait and see if other people in town have suggestions or concerns that's what this form helps with out of my league of intelligence of what you're doing with it but the questions i had  went to jack off a lot and asked his opinion and he pretty much echoed what you had said of it's the right thing to do if we don't have the capabilities to show it the way it should be shown for the betterment of the but the question i have for him and i kind of still have in my mind if you look back what happened in north attleboro a few years ago someone donated a painting the afghan painting and lo and behold they found out it was worth over a million dollars and it started this whole train of do we sell or do we keep it who gets the value of it does it go back to the person that donated it is there have monetary value on this and if so when it goes to harvard five years from now if they decide to sell it do we get the first right of refusal or are we out of the picture or that mindset of what if it leaves foxborough and doesn't become a display for the purposes that you wanted to be for education and enjoyment do we have any rights to that afterwards at the present time we don't have any rights we haven't worked out any agreement with the peabody museum if you think that's a concern i can mention that to them when we get back to them and we don't have a value might be a good idea to and i am totally at a different level than you guys but is there a way to appraise it before we get too far and give them an answer and at least foxborough we're not the ones that are going to do  back to the town for irish certainly do that and that's sort of things that we've done with other towns around us that we acquire are you to rinse and we accept them from the individuals with the condition that we may turn them over to the proper i mean you can go as far as having an displayed on loan versus actually donating it to the museum itself because there's different ways to do it that way if you do it on on long you know we retain all the other rights  to the artifacts so i think the dynamics is it that you hate to see it in the basement where it's in a struggling with that climate in humidity and what objects i know you've had issues with other stuff that is in the basement but because when you have a museum you want to be able to show all the items that you have and this is something we just haven't been able to do when there are a number of other items if we had a larger facility that would be fine but if you don't want as well as one of the consultants who currently is a manager at the renaissance next door same ownership of the company but has really been helping us develop the plans to marry these two properties is we had explored the possibility and as to why since col and management owns the adjacent property we were exploring the possibility of utilizing one license to cover both properties unfortunately at this point we've reached a dead end with the a b c see due to the fact that as the board knows properties need to be contiguous as well as adjacent in order to utilize one license to cover both premises it would be great if we could do that not only from our business perspective but of course not tie up a license from the town right now we can't do that because of the very public way in between these two properties even though it's not a lot of space that public way which is of course patriot place walkway to get into the area prevents us from the physical connection that is required for both of those properties in order to even begin a discussion with the a b c about utilising one license for both properties i will say that we would very much like to proceed with the south location and have the board consider the application for the new license and you know down the road if legislation allows us to make some sort of change so that we would certainly be open to that our preference frankly would be a full liquor license this is a malt and wine only license so we're applying for what's available if we were able to use that singular license to cover both premises that would be another advantage it's just not possible as the statute exists today for us to do that so the application as it stands is for the stand alone hotel i know that the board is for milieu or with the applicant calling management who currently own and operate the adjacent hotel this of course and you know we have to do this because they're here and it's a public hearing and i know that the board aware more than anyone else as to the public need for additional hotel space in the service that accompanies that  and that's what we're really talking about here today when we look at the factors under the balor in case we talk about needing to meet the public need and common good and what that means in the factors that are considered and of course one of the primary factors is the character and fitness of the applicant and the nice thing about this application is it's not a surprise the board has a track record with this particular applicant and their operation another one of those factors is the concept and it's appropriateness at a particular location so certainly the hotel operation including food service at this location seems to make a lot of sense there continues to be a need as more and more people are drawn to the town both for the residents in town and so many people that come in at this point to visit so much of the development that has been the product of the hard work of this board and the rest of the folks in town so that need continues to increase it's interesting one of the factors also deals with the track again noise and having been to the board before and knowing the concerns revolving around traffic some of that stems from there not being enough rooms for people to stay at the current hotel is sold out on a regular very regular basis and this will alleviate a lot of that and so we're excited to be able to offer that and to continue the relationship that we've built with foxboro and we really see it as a partnership and being a real significant part of the community and wanting to continue to participate in the community just by way of reference and i know it is in your materials it's one hundred thirty six guest rooms and then meeting in function space as well as the restaurant and lounge area with some additional seating as well so in terms of the and i know that there are copies of the plans in the package but in terms of the plans and what they set out for seating the meeting rooms space would allow for two hundred ten seats and of course that's functions meetings as need is determined and the restaurant and lounge area is one hundred forty three seats which of course are static though those will be there whether or not there's a special event there's also the outdoor space which is a nice addition of the property both for a function area as well as standard outdoor seating and those total one hundred five seats out there which will if it ever warms up will be a very nice addition to enjoy being standalone project with just this manager of record col and management inc as the licensee continues to be the active corporate representative mr williams who is here and who is at the renaissance currently as i said has played a significant role in really establishing these plans based on what he has seen as the need currently in participating in the current hotel and i think you'll find that these two projects will very much be working hand in as a result they do here before you for a beer wine license you know that while it be nice if they had a full of places they don't really need one because if they have the right next door they have a full alcohol license to be used next to us this is more of a convenience factor and help guide and typically we check than that typically operate on a very wide license type of format because it's more of a travel type hotel as opposed to a full me per se for this concept it's just that if it if there had been the ability to use one license for both locations it would have been an additional bonus for what i'm saying is one became available would you consider would come to you and say this is the demand so i can't speak to what will happen in the future i think that mr t makes a good point which is that there is a full license right next door