So, Okay. So I think my next thing is um under number 11. Um Trisha my quick question on that eight >> one we are saying all the utilities will be underground um is that really true >> is that really true >> constraining I mean do you have like electric lines power lines that's probably not going to be underground >> I think they are underground along that street are I'm not sure if like I don't know if that's putting a condition on the applicant. >> I I don't know if you're okay with it. It's okay, but I just want to make sure that we're not putting a condition that's not realistic. >> I I do deep and again, sorry to interrupt, Madam Chair, but I I share the concern. We're That's certainly the goal right now, and I don't want to speak to all the utilities.
Cashin, big swing, strike one. They fought all the way back to tie it. Scratched out a run. Runners on second and third, we just need a Ooh. Cashin swings again, down 0 and 2. Beckett looking to get out of a tough jam here in the bottom of the fifth with runners on second and third. She's up now 0 and 2 on Cashin. Cashin fouls one off, stays alive. Good cut there to to keep this at bat going. Really nice to see Holly just pop one right here over the second base. >> Yes, so much so much space in between the the infield and the outfielders. Love to see one dropped in here for a base hit. That'll score two. That'll score two. Unfortunately, she can't catch up to that one. And Sophia Beckett gets her second strikeout of the inning. And the Clockers leave two stranded, but they are able to get one across on the RBI double by Ruby Kazanjian.
That's not my forte, but um maybe if there's some some lessening language in case you know something comes up with the utility companies down the road, we don't have to come back to you just to amend the decision >> that it can't be done. Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, all the utilities on Memorial Drive are underground right now and it is our intention to bring ours in underground, but I I agree with Matt like if if we if it's outside of our control, it would be nice to have a an out if the utilities can't support Um >> it's funny that that kind of line says in case of extreme except in case of extreme physical environmental constraints it actually kind of takes care of it to I don't know if you need to add finding to that line item you know it already says you are going underground until unless as there is extreme physical and environmental constraints.
And it is a four to four ballgame going in to the sixth inning. Uh again, one run off of two hits, a single by Kyra, and a double by Kazanjian, one error by the Warriors in that inning. Bella the Mastro go uh gets to face the 7-8-9 batters here to start the sixth inning. She has had a ton of luck against them right now. 7-8-9 are 0 for 6 on the day with five strikeouts. >> This is where you need to just go after each batter and and and not let them get on base. >> This is This is a great This is a great opportunity for the Clockers to try to get this game back under control. Four Four to four, top of the sixth, going against three batters who have not got a hit yet today with their top of the order leading off in the bottom of the sixth.
So it kind of builds into that. Do we need to redefine that? >> If you took the word extreme out, would that make it a little bit easier in case like I mean if there's I'm sure they don't >> un unforeseen >> just the board's reference the the the the bolded language comes right from the bylaw. So, I don't think you can really change that. >> Yeah, we're not looking to change the bold because that is in our bylaw, but we can um >> we can soften it. Um I mean, or it could be as as Deepo was saying, the planning board um you know, agrees with the above statement, you know. >> Yeah, just keep it generic because it kind of gives that flexibility. If there is physical and environmental constraints, obviously you're not going underground. So we are just agreeing with that bylaw that is there.
So, really important inning right now for Ashland. Need the Mastro go to settle in, throw strikes, and let her fielders field behind her, and get out of here with a with an early season victory. Uh this Wayland team, though, has been pretty impressive. Last year, the Clockers played Wayland um and the Clockers won pretty easily. I would have to say that Wayland is a much improved team because I am a firm believer that the Clockers are a much improved team as well. So, two teams that are on the rise playing against each other, and what has been a really great matchup on a on a blustery cold day here in Ashland, Wayland. Yes. I mean, both teams have had, you know, timely hits. We've We've left definitely left more more more um um players on base. Um But, again, you know, we're hopefully we can get out of this top of the inning here.
>> How about the planning board finds in favor of the above statement? >> Yeah. >> And then it would just be a matter of um you know is is the case extreme or not you know and that would be the the question. It's a very challenging site anyways. >> Yeah. >> So, >> like I said, our by need a good pass through, but this is what we have to work with. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Um, okay. So, then we're back through nine, which we already did. >> I had a question about 10. >> Yes. >> I just wanted to I just wanted to make sure because I don't really understand this. Number 10 is talking about once it's built, right? >> Yes, once it's built. >> Okay. So, they're not gonna be held to any crazy things because they have a bulldozer in there working during, you know, normal hours or something.
Bang bang bang, and then we can we can end our top of the lineup and get to work. >> Yeah, unfortunately, you're right. We We've left eight runners stranded today. Uh eight runners have been left on base. Timely hits have not necessarily been the calling card for the Clockers today. They've had some hits, but they haven't strung together too many. And the timely [clears throat] hits just haven't really taken place today. Uh eight runners stranded is a is a tough one, uh especially for a young pitcher who has thrown really well uh and and held the Warriors to you know, only four runs on six hits. Uh Bella's trusting Wayman with the uh batter. Um Um looks like he's ready, and then the batter's to be in the box in a minute. Looks like it's going. Looks like this is Abigail Bergeron uh coming to the plate.
So, I just wanted to make sure that this was meant like afterwards, like once it's built. Thank you for that clarification. >> Yeah, we've never considered that during construction. Yeah. Um, more noise that it's not generating noise for a for a neighborhood, a residential neighborhood or something like that. >> Thanks. >> Um, okay. So, then number 11 is kind of where um I put the the kind of very specific things that talk about because because it's asking about parking, loading, signage, dimensions, actual things that are covered in the bylaw. So, um, and I do have an addition for this. Yeah. So, a few questions, a few corrections here. One, um, I would just, um, um, just to stay within the language that that I had uh, for let's see. Okay, for parking, I'm I want to add one another section to this, another sentence because there was one other thing that was in the the GCG um that we talked about last time that didn't get that I didn't get in here and that was about those four trees in the parking in the parking lot and we we determined like it's four trees.
Bergeron is the center center fielder. Oh, wait, maybe she's getting hit for. >> Oh, he's he's he's a pinch hitter. She is. Yep. >> Who's this number four? Number four is pinch hitting. Parker. So, what's What do we have here? Parker. Okay. E. Parker. Eliza Parker. >> Eliza Parker. Eliza Parker is pinch hitting for Abby Bergeron. I think Wayland's trying to shake things up, too. So, Up. There's a meeting at the mound. Looks like the pitching coach is going out to talk to Bella. Falling behind 2-0 here uh against against the pinch hitter. Right. Uh again, we talked about the importance of these three batters here. Need to get out of this inning 1-2-3 if possible. Don't let them get to the top in this inning as we've got uh Ustaris leading off in the bottom of the sixth. So, if the if the Clockers are able to get out of this one and get their top of the order up going into the sixth inning, might be able to get some offense generated uh so we can close it out in the seventh, but we're going to go one step at a time here, Wayman.
There's trees everywhere. We're kind of good, right? So, this one I went to change to parking. Um seeing how I did parking comma spaces as a category within Yeah. parking comma spaces and then um we can put just to stay in the right in the same language the board approves 289 parking spaces. So no that's that's at the beginning. So yeah. So, so put board approves there. >> And Tan, I think last time we talked about this project is a master plan and it's not all happening at the same time. So, are we all right as a board saying that day one you're going to have 289 parking spots even if the second membership building happens at a later date? I forget where we left off the last time we had this conversation. >> Are you wondering if the parking will be built right away with no building there?
One step at a time. And a ground ball to the second baseman, Lorelei Gillette, nice and easy. And Bella comes back, throws a nice pitch. 4-3 in the books. Nice play, Colette to Kazanjian. We've got one out in the top of the sixth for another pinch hitter here. Uh looks like this is Help me out here, Wayman. I can't really tell. This looks like it's number six, perhaps. It is another pinch hitter. Yep. Pinch hitting for Sophia Gorky. That's uh K. Moth. K. Moth. Number She's six? >> Number six. Number six. Ooh. So, she's also up 2 and 0 now. That looked like a good pitch. Let's go, Bella. Focus. Keep throwing strikes, kid. >> Bella fell behind 2 and 0 on the last batter as well. Ball three and 0 to the count. This is where you just want to just put the ball.
Well, we are approving 289. So, you can go ahead and clear the land for the membership building. The worst case scenario may not happen for 3 years, but you're clearing the land right away for the parking spaces. So, I know we had this discussion and I just could not remember where we left off. >> Um, I do not either. Um, >> do we have any objection of clearing the land before the second membership building happens? >> If if I may, Madam Chair, I'm so sorry. >> Please. >> Um, so that's that's the reason that we're requesting the restoration bond deepa. So the intent is for them to do all of the site work at one time. So that way they can do all the erosion control measures at once because the cost and the work it would take to go around the early learning center would be too difficult.
Don't let Let the batter hit. Couple of pinch hitters for the Warriors. Let's not give up on this. See if she can fight back here. I don't think she's swinging. Strike. She called Called ball four. So, that's a walk. Worked the walk. So, we are going to get to the top of the order here in the in the in the sixth no matter what, but we first got to Unless unless we can work a double play here. You never know. Maybe we can work a double play. Eliza Goldman, who has uh flied out to center field and struck out. She's fouled a ball here. Get it, Holly. Get it. Oh. Holly Cashin, solid effort here in right field. Not able to Not able to make the play. Uh little bit of a little bit of a hill here uh that she had to deal with.
So it would be integral for the project for them to do all the site work at the beginning. >> That's what we said last time. >> That sounds familiar. >> Thank you for reminding. Thank you. >> And and and madam chair, may I add that? that would be our desire but I'm not sure that will be our reality uh given um status of you know where we are with the overall project costs and and the phasing. So to uh to Deepa's point, I don't know how that works. Like if we do the ELC and we just do the parking lot and the clearing for the ELC and then we you know I don't know how we build that into the decision that we will you know work with the town as it relates to you know kind of identifying the phases but that this would be the maximum.
Couldn't quite get under it. Didn't take a great couldn't quite admit I saw her coming and and then the ball kind of fell in front of her, so. >> Not sure how much outfield Cashion has played in her day, uh but Good good try. That's a little bit tough. Solid effort by Holly. Uh nonetheless, it's a long strike. Ball. One and one. One and one in the count here to Eliza Goldman, who's 0 for 2. But she's put her bat in the ball. Nice fly ball to to Eustace, who made a great play to make a catch in the fourth. Bella. Bella, let's go. Get it in there, Bella. Let's go. Two and one. Two and one to Goldman. Again, top of the order is on deck here. Here are Hines. Love a double play here. >> [snorts] >> Good strike two. Go, Bella. Domestico looking for another strikeout here would really be nice.
Um I'm just not sure how that works, but >> yeah, I think >> each phase will be like compliant in terms of like accessibility, etc. Um but yeah, we may we will likely not be in a position to build all the spaces at once. >> Yeah, which makes sense to me because Yeah. Um, so I think that's covered by the um but deep or um Jasmine, do you think that's covered by what you already uh talked about? >> Yes, Madam Chair, I do believe that that is the intent for that is that um you for them to allow them to do the site work all at once. That's the intent of the restoration bond. >> Yeah. So it kind of it kind of leaves that flexibility in the project. Um >> so and to phase it as to phase it as is best for the project I guess.
Get ready for a double play, too. If she puts the ball in play Ooh, foul ball. That's a hot shot foul. Yeah, if I remember correctly, Goldman fouled quite a few off in her last at bat as well. Fighter. She's up there taking hacks. Four to four, top six. Runner on first base. Good pitch. >> to be a ball three. Three and two. I think that was outside, Wayman. Uh We're not We're not going to get that call. So, three and two here to Eliza Goldman. Might get that one, though. Strike three looking. >> take it. Big time pitch there by Bella Domestico. Two outs. First and third play First and second, let's go. Kiera Hines, who is 0 for 2 on the day with a walk, a strikeout, and a lineout to the first baseman, steps to the plate with a runner on first in the top of the sixth in a tie ballgame.
So >> are we noting that restoration bond here? I saw shity. >> It's in the conditions. It is it is called a shity bond but it is it is for restoration. So the shity bond that is there end of the paper is the same thing as this. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> We're still waiting for confirmation from town council exactly what it will look like. >> Okay. >> But are are you good Deepa with that? >> And we don't talk about EV parking at all in the section. >> I guess it's I just figured it's by building code now. Um, >> so, um, yeah, especially if we're because this building will fall under the opt-in stretch code. >> Is that That's right. You know, Carrie, right? Renew construction. So, >> yeah, it's all required by code. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, um, so that like I feel like the building code taken over >> taken over our job.
She ground ball to Quinn Herder. No. Nice. >> Quinn Herder gets the gets the fielder's choice. >> only place you had. That the batter was running on first, he would have been safe if if if Quinn had gotten to first. >> the play six to four to get out of the inning. Force out at second. Good cover by Lorelei Collette. That was closer than I thought it was going to be. I think we actually may have been the beneficiary of a call there, folks, but I'm going to take it. I will take it. I'm glad we don't have to look at an instant replay on that one. If Quinn had gotten to first, it would have been safe at first safe at second, so. No matter what, we're taking it. We're taking it. And we're going into the bottom of the sixth inning with a lineup.