courses in recreation physical education and she's also worked with protrusions therapy she's been a referee judge for a variety of competitions including baseball softball basketball gymnastics intergovernmental working group of the who the investigations basically are signing up to turn over cases to to see if they qualify for that type of investigation and then they come to us at a separate time propagate personnel or financial support so they're looking for an obligation or agreement for three years of value which remains unknown to me yet just doesn't the under the financial and the budget for half way to fifteen to seventy five thirty six and remember it did go higher in the we were dealing with it and it increased and i thought at that point we did because they do this every three years for three years just a walk through it and it was pretty informal conversation with three of us sans bruce who have dealt with some similar issues in the city burlington over his thirty year career and community development directly with the landowner gauge perhaps more assertively than we have about what that person's interests are and what our interests are some thoughts on how to do that we walked around the presumably middle schoolers or teenagers have access to the site down the fans part of the building is buildings because i much anybody knows there are multiple buildings some of the buildings are dangerous place if you're in them you can be injured i think we are going to have to deal with what i consider sort of the health and safety issues related the building gives insight on that having dealt with the save issues in  burlington buildings where transients were sleeping the fire department in burlington had some specific interest basically they don't want to go put out a fire where the fire personnel go in and it's unsafe to try to enter a building prevent access to the building those are the kinds of things that i think we need to deal with that frankly aren't is a cubit but as a public health and safety condition for the buildings as they currently exist  towns but we're not alone in this where there's a specific building or set a building are having health and safety issues and then also there are secondary interests of economic development so bru dance relatively unregulated his observation there is never a lot of that in the city barely ten in the railways is compelled to move and so i'm thinking along those lines it's another thing we need to approach the railway because it is unhealthy the as he described and i didn't go through the city ordinance in burlington but basically with how they deal with this for abandoned buildings you have to make structurally sound and secure and failing that you have to site he was pretty clear along the way if you really want to move this forward you have to have a group that is engaged and committed to it and you can't do it and or a month for the next five years that you really need a small person or small second any corrections or comment on them the extreme flooding so they didn't spend that money doing the gravel work and so now they had last year spirit or last year's fiscal budget this year sysco budget and one structural system we have this this summer and  and so then we end up with this where i have to ask the question is he getting it done to the specification that is order in our capital plan and that he said he was going to do from the beginning and i don't but the key question is how much to be shipping he's looking for approval to shift from gravel to trucking and he presumably must start by getting other guys trucking and so the way this means that we in number two three nine seven the amount twelve thousand dollars even in the construction twelve