thank you good evening everybody and welcome to fox burrows august fourth one of so i've been meeting it's six thirty we're going into executive session for half an hour to approve the executive session meeting minutes and those will be dated  and two days into purpleheart week so very lucky tonight go over the agenda briefly and to let you know we had an executive session at six thirty we just concluded it was to simply approve executive session meeting that it's so at seven o'clock we're going to have citizens input at seven zero in any one that's comfortable bringing up something that wasn't reasonably anticipated forty eight hours in advance at seven o five update at seven ten we've invited roger hill or d p w directed to discuss the walnut street in the section to that with one forty that's seven twenty we have a public hearing for c b s seen discussion in the vote on an entertainment since i am the commander of the large w foster post ninety three american legion and i came up tonight to watch the purple heart ceremony but more importantly i want to thank each of you select individually and collectively as well as the administration and the veterans service officer for how much you do for veterans you know tom many of you know i travel about the state in there's no town  a community coming together it was foxboro but it was other times that came in for the people that came hard to explain but it was a well worth the hour and the experience to see so many people come together for for those marines so you to to both groups and all the volunteers that came in the military people that came just to give you a kind of heads up of some of the meetings that are coming up we meet every two weeks and we're going to be meeting on a couple separate meetings over the next couple weeks i think sometime next week either tuesday or wednesday we're going to be meeting with the permanent building committee to discuss town hall get us up to date on that and see how the numbers are with that process as it goes towards the town meeting schedule expansion of sewer but sit together with the playing board the board of health and the indus water and sewer commission to collectively look at where the sewer is going in town and i wouldn't kind of work together and then next week not forgotten but the ma dispensary process is going to be presented to us by a town council there's a couple items that collectively is putting together so he'll be here next the next meeting on the eighteenth it's nice to see the sharon wasn't pavillion donations starting a com few that we're going to accept in tonight's package but not forgotten the bids are out we got some send it back out with some changes so that process is going pretty well little shame tonight we had the national night out which is across the country we have police fire a group called raft which is raising addiction awareness of foxborough the jaycees hugs the child sexual abuse where his committee lasted all of ten minutes and then the downpours came and said it's a shame so we were collectively talking a little bit next year this is a member last year we had many of us when they got cut short because we had a meeting with going to try to coordinate a little bit differently in the that's something that roger's been citing look into the price hopefully by the eighteenth we'll have a cost some estimates jack off let's been kind of brought that to our attention and i didn't realize it was that bad so i went out there and you go up about twenty feet and  rust goes right through the pole and you can see it shaking at the top so it's timely and i was very happy to see we got our first donation in today and then i'll probably recognize this gentleman sent it into jack with a hundred dollar donation from bob paley and he's a resident of foxboro so it's nice to be recognized and nice to be first so if you have the urge to make a donation contact any of us contacts on a town hall right town of foxborough flagpole scholars in the finance department is setting up a separate account so that to track everything that comes in once we get the estimates going to do a portion hopefully sooner than later we'll have a new flagpole it's somewhere going to be probably between ninety and one hundred feet that's out there now so being and one last thing there's an e mail that came in and i think we're going to we should ask randi to come in to kind of talk about it  e standard and poor's the s and p rating reaffirm that foxboro is a double a plus in his potential to go to a aaa so double a plus is secured for a couple of years but when we talk about community it's all nice you know feeling that unless we have financial stability it's kind of all for nothing in the finance department did a nice job presenting it in this and basically if you look at the report it talks about  stability and the programs in the process at foxboro has so yeah it doesn't go without a lot of effort and just as you thank us for doing work with the veterans of town hall staff in the finance department really does their work and we should be grateful so if it's ok with the board maybe have randy come in and explain to us in layman's terms with that report means and how that works with all our bonds so as usual a little long winded on the citizens and selections update so at seven ten right on the bat right on the wall so what this is is this is kind of coming off of yet another accident that we had on walnut street in one forty oh i'm back years and years and years is always an active people jump on and then disappears  so i talk to roger and i kind of know what you going to do but just just so the people that know at home know what our concern is what i'm thinking is walnut street in one forty it's one intersection and you crossing you know two or three lanes to take a turn there is the farm stand there and then there's also the medical offices which as you know specifically intel but i also want to look at this who have got forty to forty b on fisher street we've got a four hundred person office development that's coming online we've got fox field plaza which is ran into problems last time and in the section up and you get two lights forbes and a little bit further up what i don't want is to just focus on this without looking at the big picture so what we're hoping is you can kind of give us an aerial thirty thousand foot view down and then what i've seen in maybe of the same experience very difficult to work with state mass highway right now because it's kind of a skeleton crew but whatever process we can get in with if it starts with a letter from the slacking but have the playing board to the different boards the state reps sit down with mass highway and say why can't this intersection seconds cars coming both ways and that's far too long it never should have been built the way it was built where they built ninety five a suburb walnut street up at central st it used to go right out the central  five of their good employees so they have a bunch of young people down there now and it's not going to work with us trying to work for the district we need to go much higher and it's going to take the people of fox for a do that and our representatives and senators and everybody else i think we need a lieutenant governor or the governor to help us with this i think there's a good reason for it and you know but we need to start somewhere we need to you know come up with some alternatives and as i say it's not just walnut street we're talking of another problem at central street too many intersections in between with driveways and ins and outs and the speed limits kind of hi there i  understand when you get it done of the ninety five you want to be cruising because you you want to go up the ramps and get on there's over twelve hundred feet between this intersection and the ramp goes up to ninety five solve so you get refuge median if you if you get halfway across and the cars coming the other way it will give you a chance to get out and i'll run up there that there is one of those if you heading left onto a woman i thought it was a good idea to put one on the other side so least you can you know yeah you know yeah the only time i would take a left is when it's not busy so actually we need do a count that really won't be very it will be somewhat reflective of the of the possible traffic but not really because if there were a like there and if i could if i could easily and safely take that left from on the street with the light that i would do that more i would do that more often instead of going all the way up to the center of town and coming back so that's another alter the satellite  aware of it now you have a long discussion and his history goes back a lot further than mine and different scenarios that were tried in the past and so i would love to sit with him bill greener kevin bill because it does a lot of history with you know assessors maps and why decisions were made with the medical in the back but at the very least start something some letter that addresses the concern is as john from really from one zero six all we have to the charter school because you put a band aid on the charter school with that turning lane somewhat probably out of our jurisdiction but you did it and made it made of the world a difference but it but anyone that wants to do development along this corridor the state should be aware that hey here's the issue that foxboro has so they're not piecemeal another you know and that's really what they're left in the past they have tried to do they try to drive that line the developers said well we'll deal with the state and the states only looking at this much and they put a band aid on it too and it in what works for one area makes the other area worse and so can i just ask you what over the years the state basically says we're leaving it the way it is because the proximity to the on ramp to ninety five i really don't know what their answers have been and over the years joe there's nobody down there left that that was there and when i worked there i laid out this intersection  don't have a lot of traffic i'll let you know long of the one on one forty and that would that's another all right there's a lot of different things that we need to look at and you know today i had we had the opportunity to have a staff meeting with the and one forty is very short and there's you have to signal full signalized intersections within about three hundred fifty feet of each other and the traffic that backed up on that that little  of forbes boulevard would probably back up all the way to the lights there and pick so what they're what they're looking at is they're looking at around about as a solution and that's not a bad idea because it keeps the traffic moving all the time a project that we're doing and i hear also my office in florida was the roundabout king of h r i've got a lot of them right here when you're talking about the counts we're talking strictly when forty ar forty b has got access to the future stream that would be an important play and once they get the house they can model it and traffic models show you where your problems are but my concern about if you do a count on down a process sure you're comfortable with and start with this meeting going up to meeting with the state and coming up with some you know even if it's just traits bubble diagrams to sit with the planning yes so we can kind of get our ducks in a row to go in whether it's to get funding or to get approval or something but this is something that you know i'm just afraid we're going to put it off too long and then we're going to there is a thing here after another accident so we shoot for the third or fourth week in september to come back in front of us a dangerous intersection and the reason the state said they wouldn't do a light was because of the count's they it didn't warrant the light that was until somebody got killed that all of a sudden i'm like this putting in now pine street a lot of people of the entertainment license and what we're seeking is to fall we would like to be able to offer comedy shows on friday and saturday nights and occasionally on a thursday war sunday night but mostly on friday and saturday nights and we'd like to be able to offer some musical entertainment which we expect to be one afternoon or evening a late twice a week the musical entertainment would be in the form of a band not to exceed six pieces and occasionally a single singer or a duo the we don't expect to make any changes to the facility currently our facility generates sixty five percent of its revenue from food and thirty five percent from alcohol we don't expect to see any changes to that this is just a further amount of the for our customers and a reason to come out on friday and saturday nights mostly with question think this is it's inside but it also goes out onto the that there floor patio outside where asking for any anywhere on the facility yes yes or if you had said that you're looking for from early friday and so you guys but your request for a license would be the full weekend days there was a few sunday it would be the full weekend days the only other days we may have it is occasionally we have functions that people require some entertainment so we might we'd have the license for that but the plan is maximum two days a week for any sort of musical entertainment and then friday and saturday nights regulate for comedy entertainment and occasionally on a thursday night or a sunday night possibly before a long weekend or whatever to expand the comedy but the regular regular entertainment would be the comedy on the weekends but a private group could have a function on monday groups have functions no no i'm just wondering if their license needs to be expanded to seven days we would request seven if we have if there is any change to what we're telling you tonight would come back and explain it to you right now those are the plans and we do not want to change the facility from one of those now it's been very little antiquated but you were going back to jukebox and things like that but amplifiers not checked off but you have cassette operated t v amplifier correct me if i'm wrong it is a speaker yes or so you would not have any speakers they were actually with your approval modify the application to approve speakers as a condition that you amendment motion made with seconded with the amendment under discussion and a further i'm from the same company that we work with for monster jam much we've had at the stadium successfully now for two years hotspot entertainment we are requesting saturday april twenty third and event start time of six thirty in approximate and time of nine thirty it's not it's all reserved seating in the stadium take it's run from fifteen dollars all that to one hundred twenty five dollars and parking is included in the price of the ticket as to meet attendance is forty thousand right now  we went on part of the reason that i'm before you so early is this is part of a supercross circuit that runs throughout the country and so it goes on sale at the same time every year it goes on sale the third week in april so this event went on sale so we applied for the license and were before you now we don't have all of the event logistics completely nailed down will be working through them in the coming weeks we actually have a site visit with the supercross staff next tuesday but because it was up on announcing on sale we wanted to get before the board and just sort of introduce event because it is it is a unique one and there is a lot of crossover between this event and in monster jam as well so it's a lot of the same staff like i said it's the same same company where using the same dirt they have all the same safety procedures in place so that eight rows worth of kills they operate as an osha construction zone during the load in the loading schedule is also quite similar starts on tuesday begins with the same lay down on our field for protective service and then we truck the dirt in it's being stored across the street and one of our p ten lots and all in all i mean we are very excited it's going to present some different operational challenges there is a a pit party element to this event which will probably very pretty significantly from what we did with monster jam so that's kind of the the biggest thing that we need to operationalize is figure out the exact footprint of that space when it'll operate how to operate because it serves for supercross it serve is actually a true sort of hit zone with an entertainment component but we kind of think of it is that monster jam is entertainment and sports said packing is included in the ticket price does that mean that the satellite parking lots will be needed to operate and that although figure that out when we get closer to the actual event date depending on what we've sold for tickets right now sales are are extremely low and they typically pick up on spring hits so whether or not the satellite lots of open i think will be a decision that we make later on in concert with them because you know the question is an exciting one you know it really speaks volumes to the relationship that we've been building with bells and that they feel welcomed by the stadium by the community and it's exciting really  again just for the record we do have public safety police fire border health copied in here as having no no issues the affirmative feels like to make a motion that we approve the monster energy surprise two thousand and sixteen event application subject to the condition that stadium management wow thank you all for coming it's nice to see everybody so we have a brief ceremony we'd like to recognize seven purple heart recipients one of whom is with us this evening the others represented by their families so you know when when  member's name or your name please do come up foxboro is a purple heart community meaning that we've gone to the effort of identifying all of our purple heart recipients recognizing them with pleasure and this is at the  really the the idea and the energy of the border slackman as commander paul dumas mentioned earlier there is no other community in the state that i'm aware of that recognizes it veterans the veterans family members and the active duty members the way that foxboro does i'm very proud of that and i know the folks that serve and have served are very proud of the our elected officials and i ministration thank you so much for that the next he said b n is cow dead men united states army world war two his daughter and grandson jeff deadman will be accepting scott as you can see is a desert storm veteran and his words to me on the phone several weeks ago were this kind of recognition in the community is a long time coming and we're glad to recognize these purple heart recipient says even what the next name is george s paysan united states army world war one in one understand that there is no one from the place and family to accept this idea not been able to identify a family all is donald j riley united states marine corps afghanistan his parents grandparents sister nephew and friend a he had to accept the citation me as we know our folks who have served in some of the most conspicuous and dangerous places in the world they're not looking for recognition they're looking to come home and you know just reintegrate into the my next name is daniel j sylvester united states navy world war two and a daughter denise  this probably someone out there the c evening that's saying why am i not really and recognize a why is my family member not being recognized and i would say now is the time to reach out to the board of selectmen to my office or anyone in town hall and say we'd like to be recognized next year when you do this that's how we came up with this live list of seven people that need to be recognized two of them just this week and was so happy that you're all here to on of them that our community really goes above and beyond what everybody else is doing really does the right thing in a great way thank you so much and thank you for all you your service  just want everyone should give michael johns a really round of applause as he does this every well we've been notified two years now but really he's the one that kicked it off that what we should do is recognize i re pm and we really owe a lot to my german and when i try to get in touch with know about some things he was he was late at night he was me he was at appointments meeting with people so he really we are very fortunate to have b s l michael so i'll make it less awkward for you that are staying in the audience you don't have to stay yeah we're talking about nine one one and some other stuff so you're more than welcome this david don't feel obligated offer help thank you all for coming y minutes you look good tonight buddy you know how old are you six wow looking introduce yourself and make a weave presentation and good evening mr t ehrman members of the board andrew upton representing red robin going with me is patrick hardy and the proposed manager of record you may recognize him from our last hearing when we moved from one side of paper place to the other he was a manager at that time but we just missed the deadline for submitting him you saw let's say he is he's been in charge for a few months he actually came with us when the landlord and i met with the chief of police to discuss the move so he's very familiar with the town he's very familiar with the sale and service of alcohol in the restaurant industry for many years and with a red rob for almost five years so we hope you consider him to be highly qualified for this job and we're glad to answer any questions you thank you thank you it's a car did you want to add anything or you're ok discussion from the board questions state federal military crime and if so you needed to have a fixed and affidavit and if not you would have had to check off the box that would be question three  while they do that any other questions or comments from the board discussion of those in favor i mention carries five zero ok next on the item over the last i guess couple months we've solicited and asked for volunteers to be part of a volunteer for the economic development committee and so i think we advertise we reached out we had a couple meetings and we had a good health the list of candidates so in our packet there the names addresses work information hand applications with their history so at that point mary beth you and bella kind of working through this process i give an overview and a recommendation to our so first i want to acknowledge that i'm attempting to fill in for you know what we all know is very big shoes to fill during his well deserved vacation the town advertised in may and june for local residents and business people to serve on the economic development committee we received a number of applications reviewed them to ensure a balance of both experience and representation around the community on this committee since the time of the application a few people with through due to other commitments not all applicants on the list before you are being recommended and the town manager has reached out to all  so the committee currently has two sitting members with terms expiring and may twenty sixteen marquis graben sr of one twenty beech street and michael stanton of ten shepherd street the following are the names being recommended the chamber of commerce all those organizations have small business owners in them are you know business owners do you think it would be worthwhile for maybe at their next meetings like maybe emotion made in seconded further discussion just under discussion i just want to recognize you lorraine back there and i wanted to say thank you i don't know if you want to say something but i'm happy that you're on this committee have been a whole bunch of committees and to come back and be on this i think it's it's wonderful that is this is one committee that i think we talk about and it just never gets anywhere but this group with your institutional knowledge in the history i think there's a lot of stuff coming down the pike that this this group of people can do a lot of work with so i think it's a really great time to be looking you know getting a group to refocus on the topic and you know bringing in a lot of people and we'll have a new meaning to rector also to and lightning certainly the effort when the wall should put into it is the leadership from the j c s and and as we were finishing up tonight you'll probably see an announcement that sometime in  september we're going to try and recreate something just down at the public safety building ok because we had a wide variety of people that would have had information i mean the families in need especially concerning the opiate addiction  so we'll be working on that next week and we'll have something to give out to the community within two weeks i'm hoping for a future event in september ok if you can let us and linda does a good job letting us know too so we  group that was champion smart nine eleven and thanks to some budget reallocations we were able to sign a contract with this company a critical component of our towns of emergency response is getting the right information at the right time that we're receiving information that can help the caller that very often in a time of crisis doesn't really know how to ask for help or identify particular information that's critical to what type of resources the program that we've been rolled  would allow residents ahead of time to provide information about medical conditions certain situations that are ongoing in the family too smart nine one one and then when  call comes into the center using our nine one one lines that information is going to show up on a screen for our dispatchers to know what ticking the situations are there so that responders have upfront information instead of going to houses cold so to speak without having advance knowledge now this information is gathered and is used by a private company we don't hold onto it we don't have knowledge of it until the person actually cause us to use the nine one one system and as such the dispatch staff would be learning about the the various specifics of a particular family that way it reduces the chance that when the call is over that that information would be held over within the public system at all we are in the process now of being one of the communities with the state the nine one one system to go to the next generation which is the also receiving the wireless calls to our dispatch center and as part of the program we would also have community because the community itself is bearing the cost for them the patisserie pay and that's why we're going to be encouraging people once we have the technology up and ronnie to join the service for those communities that have already and rolled residence for example i believe some of ill is one of the communities if somebody from somerville happens to be at a stadium of that and they call we would be getting that information at our call center because that cell phone is the closest to our center and we'd have that access to that information even from visitors in the community so long is that a community is also  oh and finally and i get i have mentioned that we're going to be going to the next generation of nine one one so that our cell phones in this area will be coming direct to our center also works very well with the transition that they've made in other communities so i just wanted to update as to where we're going to enhance our ability for our dispatchers to send help in the time of a critical incident in someone's family so they hear you at the beginning he said you've already signed the contract right ok we've been looking at different vendors and we felt that this would be a good additive to the services that we currently provide cheap so if someone is in distress and they're at the stadium they call honey you connect them with the data or is it in the a phone or is a part of the service that's part of the service that has already been uploaded and because we are one of those communities that has the capability when that nine one one call comes in to our center it will provide that data through a match that they have some of somebody that's registered even though they're from another community but it's at the telephone that is the connection what would makes it connect well because you're giving your cell phone the phone even your cell phone number and various aspects about both your permanent address as well as information about your family you have that permanent address know if there's a call and you said that the the data that they're traveling with the responders have this in their minds is their right as we call but if they learn something new about the patient or the family would that then flow back into the network we year the company goes out and recontact all the particular people that have signed up with an inquiry was there any changes in the information that you've provided or anything you want to update  on the individual to provide the information such as this this program the sma nine one one is strictly cell phone it would also capture a landline data ok so you would have to register both your landline in your cell phone i would have both you know at the screen to put data in you probably have multiple phone options  foxborough it would automatically go to you guys if you're signed up for this or know the your phone calls are going to come to foxborough once the next generation is online and up and running so those calls will come  information about location within so many yards because of a particular site that's good that's really good connect also be reversed so that say someone was lost or something they had th you had their cell phone number and you can can you get their location by the g p s in cell phones and there's a possibility on a ping for the cell phone carrier to try and locate somebody by that methodology i don't want to commit because i haven't heard them talk about that potential and any presentation that they've made but in a rapidly evolving technology the potential is there i will give just an example of that on saturday evening a young woman ported to one of the officers on duty at patriot place and her cell phone had been taken she had left it in the ladies bathroom one of the restaurants and it was missing and her friend had an ability to call the girl's number it started ringing in a young woman's bag she pulled her own phone now and saw that it wasn't her phone but the other phone was still ringing and she ended up as one of our gas and the following for the victim so can i ask if i'm a devil's advocate position and i just saw the brochure just come across here and from what i saw it quickly you know if you've got a little kid you take a picture of your kid and it's on the cellphone for future purposes to find your little kid and you're talking about william medical condition goes up to the cloud if i've got somebody in the family that's a heroin addict or something everything goes on this there's information as you want to share ok there's no requirement that you have to self disclose but my question is so so this company is a private company where is the checks and balances that i feel comfortable i want to get my information and then two years from now i'm getting a reverse call advertising for something where where is this information going and how is it secured and then you know if you do it in foxboro and someone had come up to me and asked this question of brought this to my attention and it goes on the billboard on the screen at gillette stadium that says here's a good idea at this number in sign up for this the a lot of people to do it at seventy thousand a whack and also and you get this big database that where telling people this is a good thing whereas a checks and balance where that data goes with this company down the road well it's owned by a group called grave and they have a track record in running this operation across the country for several at least five years that i'm aware of and i know that i do not know do i think are any government agency should be collecting personal information i wanted available if we were in a critical situation for that family but once that situation is resolved i don't want to be responsible for it and i feel that in some cases private industry does have the capability with the protections in awareness that somebody could try and hack phone to try and protect people's data and is this you know enough is this a company that's competitive or they're five vendors out there offering the same thing or is or is this the monopoly that it's  kind of right and unique system most of their work has been done on college campuses and they've branched out now into you know simple governments and state governments across our country and it's just it would what's the acronym that you use rave rave stands for rave mobile safety and the smart nine one one is one of the subdivisions ok where that's dealing with phones and cell phones are they regulated by the government agency or the private off the top my head i believe they so this so you've signed the contract or you're going forward this discussion is for information a pin from asian information for the board to have that it was signed you know in conjunction with the town manager you know we discussed it we also thought about some of the issues that you brought up but i thought it was a point for the community to also know that we're trying to enhance they have a marketing team that would provide information we will do this on the wrong excuse me who's going to sort of you know solicit new business from a household i guess i don't understand how how my how my going to learn about this program probably through our facebook page when we get ready i'm informing the board of where we're headed but the particulars will be flashy now based on strategies that they've used in other communities so that we can make sure that we're reaching a wide variety of populations from people with young children to senior citizens that are  empty nesters and might be on there all through human services through talking with the school department and different other venues cablevision  different ways that the public will learn about it and hopefully take advantage of it she thought is the cost of the contract and is it a yearly contact the initial contract was fourteen thousand and then there's a yearly maintenance fee of nine thousand and that will be in your in the police budget it will be incorporated in the central dispatch budget going forward so people want everybody has a choice david choice where they want to sign up for this or not absolutely and then it's up to each individual's person to find out on their own figure out how they're the data that they're uploading onto the system is going to be secure absolutely late october because there's some technology aspects that we have to address in the big part of this i do  support things we're going to lose some time from mid august to mid september and that's due to the number of major events we're having a  obligated for certain number he is right three year term so be the initial operation in two successive years with it so somebody signed up in foxboro and then you decide you decide not to renew the contract in three years the program ends so it's potentially potentially but it's not no cost  does provide dispatch with that extra information again depending on what you put in you can notify them of a pat or handicapped person and or as a weapon in the house i've seen it used to be advantage in the town i was in but i think the as the other towns come on from the meeting we went to i think framingham was signing right on some of the bigger communities as they signed on becomes more popular and can probably and there day i remember the salesperson saying that his dream would be to have it up on the scoreboard it to a stadium to say you're safe here if you want to be your subscribers so maybe someday that will assist with the rescue and assistance of people at the stadium that's certainly forward thinking i i sound negative but i know if i had the option to sign up for this probably would just week the committee is ready to update the board on the town hall project like to roll out some option introduce options get feedback you already mentioned that we're going to have more detail about the shar memorial pavilion but i wanted to mention that there was a nice article in sunday's boston globe and anyone interested in donating money time or materials should contact tracey vassily at five or wait eight three eight six six  three we are currently working closely with the library trustees on the library to turn director recruitment we have interviewed the first round of interviews next week and we're working with the planning board on the planning performance liquidity and budgetary flexibility so i just want to give a great shout out to randy and his staff for how hard they work on not it's all that i have and i think it would be helpful i mean for me anyways to get to that aaa it's achievable but there's things that the town has to do so be nice to hear what those are we currently have some policies in place you know some working on financial policies i know that was an area that he wanted to improve upon  tend one day all alcohol licenses the dana farber building one hundred thirteen fifteen nine three fifteen nine ten fifteen nine twenty six fifty ten twenty four fifteen ten twenty nine fifteen eleven seven fifteen eleven twenty three fifteen zero five fifteen and twelve nineteen fifty i'll second that i have a question on the what's the twenty five and i just really do the most i do the young man incorporate the you know link formally no doubt i would like to make a motion to approve the ten one day all alcohol licenses for the dana farber building or whatever the new name of it is for the dates of eight thirteen fifteen nine three fifteen nine ten fifteen one twenty seven fifteen ten twenty five fifteen ten twenty nine fifteen eleven eight fifteen eleven twenty three fifteen twelve six fifteen twelve twenty fifteen second the license application is actually for the new england patriots charitable foundation two thousand it just happens to be they're going to have it at that building yeah they do their pre game right tailgate parties there it's a motion was says well why don't you just rescind your first i rescind the first motion i made before the first set of dates so that's off the record so that the motion but the correct dates was made seconded we just had discussion for the discussion she wants to get involved in the flagpole running that and trying to work on that so i'm happy to see her stepping in of again that in some way i think and stepping forward again thousand and fifty second i just i just had a question this for other races that a come through town we have asked them to remove these signs once the race is over so we don't have the emphasis on july twenty first page seven i've i said it's going extra five minutes and that was that was an error and it was corrected to twenty five jenny july twenty first and page twelve and actually what was approved at the town meeting was the  the good things good i think i know that's a good thing for you because it's important because you figure it's not just it's not just for us but a year from now two years from now people are going to be relying get a lot and i think that's because there's a lot of stuff going on this planning board applications is owning applications is forty b s there's there's a lot of stuff going on in foxborough and i think as a result our agendas are starting to get pretty thick so we're trying to trying to balance that out over a couple months of meetings head so if there's anything that you guys want to see on the general or if you think we're putting stuff on there that doesn't need to be on there let us know but i think next