was included in your docket so this is the plan that we pick our roots from generally this is the pavement condition index obviously other factors come into play but we try to pick from this list where we can  next slide please paul so this is just a road snapshot of our road system at this point it's about one hundred thirteen total miles in the graph you see before you basically what i wanted to point out is the is the red box there at the right hand to this right side of the screen these are roads over fifteen years old you'll see thirty percent of the road network at this point is over fifteen as you're aware is the budgetary number that we try to shoot for to resurface rigs once every fifteen years i don't want to panic count so with the grap it's not as bad as it seems you know we should for the fifteen year cycle reality is we  usually end up at about eighteen years is the average age of the road by the time we were surface it so the red bars there represent the road program that we've chosen this year and you can see if you end up those bars over paul so this is the program that we've chosen for this year these are the candidates based on you know mainly pavement condition index proximity of roads we try to get groupings where we can to get a better on this year's resurfacing program is nearly twenty years it's nineteen point nine years like to think we got a lot of life out of the roads that were surfacing this year in addition to the program that you see in front of you of course  finally what i wanted to say was in the fall of this year we planned to have a road assessment done by a company called robotics that was in the budget we discussed it briefly basically what that is is it's a it's a computerized system it's a camera it's a dashboard mounted camera that it takes pictures of the world and this robotics company cranks it through a computer algorithm and it's a very non subjective way to look at the road defect boss he will do that to approve the next part of on the agenda is the audience call if there is any member of the audience who would like to be on a non agenda item you may do so for up to five minutes are there any member of the has contacted google maps to you would not believe the traffic that comes on that route it's it's amazing last winter one of the ambulances was following google maps and ended up on a route in the  understand that she had a shared driveway that it was the township for it when there is an emergency if we are call we will go out and take care of that that situation when we don't do as a matter of course is to there's a need for any emergency service provider in the case of last week we had an individual who had a child who had seizures who needed to get back to sit in the fed ex truck would not go on a shared drive way so we took care of that  act when we have one on one occasion have a plot in that area we've damaged the truck so again because of the condition of the road so well i have a four wheel drive vehicle if i can't get home in that then i would say that i would like to be able to get home at that point and i was one boy and you know i'm not the type to call for you know will be sixty foot in diameter as opposed to eighty one in diameter which is the standard the reason why they are the size of those has been less than that is in an attempt to control the cost related to the real in your door it is a letter from pathways the southwestern pennsylvania requesting the use of the tennis center for a weekend this summer whose they tennis fundraiser and benefiting their organisation there are special needs people in our community that are located and watched your county as far as facilities to utilise want to kind of who want to be here peter sonship is it and so i think there's two parts to this the first part is you know really assisting pathways with what they do the second part of it those i think the sport of tennis you know and so the idea is really to help bring it a higher profile i've spoke to the fan and they like the  idea i play tennis to this day because i used to go out and see john mcenroe those guys play and we don't have enough of that community so i just look at this sort of double win for the community plus we're going to get corporations of all we're looking at being pros and so w there's a really big contributor to our community and so the i the is friday evening would have sort of a parent's party put a tent up and then we'd sort of announce who is playing who and which pros are play which people make it a fun evening we do assign an option to some really nice events and then saturdays really tennis you know would love that get up to about one hundred twenty players hundred four hundred forty players and then it would be a tennis event that we go on saturday sunday we sort of have reserve as a rainy day or if we can get a major tennis player to come in to do an exhibition you know we would like to do an exhibition of the tennis player and then when peter sonship players kids i want this to be you know much broader for the most or for the corporate side people come watch if we do it if we do a an event you know with an exhibition you know would probably need to take it because one of the things we'd want to do is limit the number to special as relates to parking so we think if we d event you know an exhibition we could probably had about six hundred people you know sort of wrapping seats around using the hillside and then as you look at parking on either side but we would obviously reach out to the community first and the people that are here playing  part of it and that's why i'm sure you're not anticipating a non participating audience i think that well that there could be people that come to sort of watch the corporate side of it but they only the only place so worth we're looking to do some children's clinics too that would be part of it and so we'd have the pros here so we could do some children's clinics so we'd have the folks up are saying claire mount lebanon and so be put together some type of political that would be you know sort of engage and not only it's on the pathways kids would do separate but also the  do a lot of work out reach out to gary chase mclean who actually was a tournament director i'm on a classic now works for tourism i get chase involved would really try to come up with a good committee that could really do some nice  would be a partner you know so they would help us to get the word out about what we're trying to accomplish or we work with the you know obviously the staff here and we wanted to be something that's good for peter sonship tent sport of tennis and i can still remember  just been a little little guy growing up in the city of pittsburgh they would bring some of the stars and i can remember connie hawkins and some of the pirates and you know some my fond memories i mean now with all the sharing of information  made very clear i mean that's something we care about and i did reach out to the school district about utilizing their their parking and addition to it and they would be willing is the timing would be a very difficult project but one he has proposed is in line with what he had told us previously is that he would take over rate in some of the storm water management on he would install a parking lot that would have ten parking spaces he would make a connection on the trail and allow people to use utilize that he would establish a coffee shop utilizing the existing e whose life would be you know extend past mr robinson or of the other the is we needed to negotiate with you in this agreement terms under which that pond is maintained so that if in it becomes more use which is good for us because you get if you point five grocery a place i'm just worried about further development and shaking his hand because we know that sometimes people start with one thing something else that is entity would be the thomas rounds in famine partnership which is which is an entity and facially owned by him holding company that owns here is real estate also to the extent that there's any issues relating to parking  usable open space within the central point the development over all there is seven point two four acres of open space the darker green is the active that i just mentioned the light green is steep slopes mainly in these areas and the blue would be a parcel that would be used for the storm water management facility as far as pedestrian circulation there will be sidewalks on both sides through the loop portion of the road and then it will be on a single side cross and then go up to buckingham drive there will be a bus stop location here g internet service and what is required for that are standards like this one shown here where this gets to be a challenge in our community is that we have a lot of plans in the dictates where they go pretty much where they as as best i understand the current regulation it came out in january pretty much we are the provider telling you they monday tuesday instead of monday if we would set up a committee maybe a member of council solar for the t v in a few hundred residents who would be charged with the task of sort of keeping your eye on various recycle options and things like that and reporting back council maybe once scouts can all get badges if they planned seedlings there is a tree planting badge you can get should we maybe look into i know we can get cheap seedlings through this there's a program through the new and i think you're familiar with this part of agriculture at the does it and perhaps maybe we could identify some of these areas in the township that are gone to waste so to speak and to replant them because it seems like the way we're always open spaces that are really just grown over with briers and things like that