it hopeful that that would actually right he does three five years out right if at all so you know without this requesting that they specifically do so they received a letter just about two weeks ago from the engineers say that they had updated their traffic signal or analysis with something from a show that wasn't available and they originally did it and there are four warrants three of them need to be met one is eight hour killer volume the four hour value peak hour in crash experience and the the first three wards are meant which were volumes in the peak hour the crash experience  that right and then it was raised by the fire department that we had asked whether emerge to give you a mercy vehicle preemption would be included in the light and they said not automatically would need to request that so i would recommend that you make that part of your research quest they said it did look like it would there's again another test that those installing those need to be in this it looks like it would meet that test so shouldn't be a problem but it does projections several years ago but basis its impact but it certainly wouldn't hurt the prospects for that but it's not of sids well i think the other thing that the street like the stuff is going to do is help further down the road all those left turners legacy and the thing we were really most or at least the thing that i should speak for myself though that i was most concerned about was that the way that the proposed intersection was being designed is that if you're coming this way henri fifteen if you're coming from underhill into jericho there was going to be a left turn lane so everybody had to take a left stop in the left turn lane but everybody else would just be able to fly through so the stops traffic at those peak hours just long enough for everybody if you're coming out of an old pub to take a left on route fifteen you're taking advantage of the backed up traffic at browns river or the back to traffic at your coleman tree or whatever all those to actually buy except and put into law the energy they decided to coupled with the international energy commission code from two thousand and nine which is an international body that states that the whether they have had a look not fact follow the code is to be sued by the client and brought to court and checked to see if back in or as of this point no one has ever done that  energy star other energy programs for try to do try to find out exactly how many buildings were being actually built compliance based on the fact that nobody is being required to file an green council i can tell you that the experience of builders in the field is that less than ten percent of those are actually building code and certifying that they're buil a person come and verify that any of these things have been done but they need to take that document that i have to you and check off on a checklist that those things to be done so that the actual cost of filing compliance for the builder is minimal we're talking about a ten unit building in a document coming down to the town hall and filing it with the town on one of the reasons that the builders that i work with h p are a team that towns are not accepting we're getting this document is because these builders go into towns and they bring this document as conscientious builders and they go the town administrator and try to have a stocking and they refuse because they don't know this document and they don't want to take the document into possession without understanding what it's for so these builders are actually going to towns an educated tenant ministries in the clerk's this is a document that you're supposed to be taking out a file and putting it into a file with your down here are the ones that are from two or three point seven point three point one which are the rules that the towns themselves can play in helping to get code compliance up to par and was nice about all of these points is that none of them cost the town housing agency but that was because they are a semi governmental organization and felt that it they were not part of it was not their place to be telling the government their dogs they can get tellers to go oh no problem in other don't and i've been working with kelly longer she's some one of the people who works at the problem of public service and when i was talking to her i was asking her about the town plot rolls which i  be given on that project and she said to this day no town entire state has included language in there so owning rules that require so jericho if it were to work  getting just done would become the first time an entire city uses an would their leader in vermont code compliance and a department public service efficiency for months and other groups would be interested in capitalizing on the fact that a town like jericho was taking this first step and in confirming code compliance by corporate language that required that type of thing during the  not filing these documents and yes the builders are exposed a little bit because if they sign a document saying that they built this out to this level and they didn't do it then where that was my question of creating a cause of inside the house for sixty degrees just from the heat from the sun going into the and she had put it here so that sorry that we didn't do that that's past but that's about it seems to me to make a think like this work they should be required to tell the client or that would be discretion or your were planning permission to go that far and i would like to say that there are people that efficiency vermont who are working on existed then you would make them aware of the fact that there is a certificate on file we would create we would give a little bit of substance a very little bit because this is actually something that they're supposed to do anyway  anyway and so that just kind of fits in with their process that it's municipalities you know have to you know we're going to have to be the ones working with thermal efficiency for you know mitigation strategies about the code compliance is that one this is a horrible car this is like the least you should be doing to make a house if you build two thousand five hundred square foot house to this code you built this coach going to cost you thirty five hundred dollars a year so that efficient heating in fact i mean that's the kind of stuff that people are doing anyway but we were talking about compliance and that and this is by the way i was on the  read a lot of mobile homes were destroyed and the companies that song over homes the cheap insulated ones from from pennsylvania as soon as that heard peeping through they swooped in like hawks to sell these people replacement mobile homes that were exactly as inefficient as the ones that just goes to way and peter schneider who is the high performance building  is working with a number of people to try to get an inexpensive well insulated welfare insulated mobile home replacement that is not going to make them spend all of their food money their house owners mobile park owners and other stakeholders to make mobile homes that these people can afford and that they're also be able to afford with like an eighty percent reduction in cost the mother in law of the home have to be this construction and they have to put out how much the energy cost per year is for the house by the builder is in front of the house as it's being built but the energy cost us and according to  consensus on the recommendation recommended consultant to go with minutes from our integrated architecture and you have a copy of the proposal in front of you as well as the various prices i'll remind you that we have our grid is for twenty eight thousand dollars and it requires a twenty percent match so that puts a total project cost at thirty five thousand dollars this proposal was the second highest it thirty two thousand and five sixty five the lowest was nineteen thousand for one five what makes this project a little difficult is that  into it we don't know what level of of a project we're going to have that i want to put to construction it could be a very simple project we're just looking at improving the access to the first floor and modifyin the bathroom the or it could be the highest type of project we're envisioning you know possibly in addition with outside lifting you know and better access to the second floor so we don't really know you know if we go in with a very simple solution then the project costs around twenty thousand if we go with a fairly significant improvement it's going to be the thirty two but even at the thirty two thousand that still is under our what we had budgeted we were expecting thirty five but we felt that there is a little higher cost in the others we felt that their experience was similar projects yeah there construction already in terms of do we have to decide now which of these i know that's going to be a public process if they're going to come and do a public meeting and do we give them some general concepts of the three levels and the idea was to get public impose what they with the history that we really need to figure out with their time attorney to do to make sure that it's official that we have the brown property right i mean to this there's currently the only access to the cemetery is over the church property and there's a vague description in their deeds that says the head of has access to the to the cemetery it doesn't say what sort of access or mean her project is and she really got behind this town energy challenge and so i guess force is participating and they don't see that will we don't think because of the energy involved will get up to the fifty homes which is three percent which is what the town of state is targeting but at least if it gets the idea across that i mean that is kim always talked about it's the money issue and right now the state still is working in funding for the peace project and so everybody's waiting for one town to get money to actually do it because otherwise we can help it but the energy task force has its icicle contest which has gone viral i mean the state is now using it for its ideas of how to look for thermal and it's going to be in both the clinic action plan as as a way municipalities can visualize their thermal efficiencies or not and then in the regional energy forum they're going to talk about the winners if you want it so it's got a cooler energy source and then i just had an ever warming tropical paradise will you still want to be efficient if you have to use the air conditioner yeah right well according to my husband science news that they actually can reverse all the warming right now there are scientific ways of doing it and it's not i mean it's expensive but so are the storms but there the issue is it's not controllable so they could throw us into an ice age national guard band and because their schedule was set a year in advance and when they have their their duty weekends it's stead of the eighth of june which is would have been right next to the actual charter signing it's going choosers but you know the national guard band is going to come and he's going to talk about bringing you know closing the center for a few hours that day in the evening and walking tours and using some of  his art in the town hall for that one day and then as for town meeting he the idea is because it is the first thing on the agenda the boy scouts come up is that they would meet the charter so yeah definitely yeah