Do I have a motion to approve the Diamondback concrete replacement pending contract bid award? I make a motion to approve the Diamondback concrete replacement contract pending bid awarded. I'll second the motion. All those in favor? I Melinda Sabrasi. I Fred Rushton. I Charlene Diaz. Hi, Barb Zarziki. I Sheila Bernett. 11.9 sections E and F policy advisory revisions first reading. We did this during our workshop workshop and we will be voting on it Next month vote 12.1. future topics. Anybody? Nobody? Yeah. There is. Okay. Um, is there a chance that that you could help Darilyn um with John Warren and see about getting a book studied? Sure. Be happy to cuz she's probably fighting windmills. Any anybody else? Okay. Upcoming board events. Well, I know we have the motion. Yeah. Yes, we do. Tuesday. Next week. take notes because regrettably I won't be able to be there.
So their legal description will be updated after this. Okay. Yeah, I mean I'm not sure if the the IR set and the drill hole set make a difference, but that's essentially indicating the start of the original line and then the end of the original line. two Yeah, yeah, that that's the new >> I can I I have annotated another copy of this which again I I'm prepared to share just to show, but I I get that it is a little confusing if you're not familiar with the with the lot itself. Yeah, is this is it more about um that this is something that becomes basically a part of the permanent record and you want to make sure it's set in a way that's understandable for you know, everyone down the line without explanation would be the would be the point. Um but um I mean to me parcel A and parcel B are clearly marked, so I to me this plan is extremely clear.
Yeah, probably. It was probably AI. Wasn't me. Um here we go, start of the fourth. We got Easton 10, Hollister six. 12 minutes left in the fourth. Let's see if they can, like we talked about, get possession, control the ball, drain some clock. Didn't work out on the first draw. Peyton applying some pressure there, Peyton Trip, and slowing it down. I thought that was a green card if they were between 30s, Kev, if they slowing down with a foul like that. >> Yeah, not in the high school. They they have stuck to the two-minute yellows and non-releasable and that's it. Who knows whether they'll adopt the kind of college methodology of more liberally liberally calling green cards and making them one-minute releasable. But for now, there are some differences to the rules and including the shots being wiped off the board in high school after a a call, even if you put it in and then you have to take that free shot.
We expected a note a note from my nurse doctor. Okay. Okay. Um unfortunately I have appointments in the morning. However, it's probably on YouTube, right? It will be on YouTube. Well, there you go. Thank you, Kate. We could have a YouTube party since I'm seeing patients at that time. Oh, there you go. Could be fun. I I don't think we'll get away with that. Um, nothing else I can think. I can't think of anything else. 12.3 Date, time, location, future meetings. Our next meeting is scheduled currently for June 11, 2026. Does that conflict with anybody? I am good. Nope, it's fine. Then I have a motion. I need a motion to adjourn. I make a motion we adjourn this meeting. I'll second that motion. All those in favor? I, Melinda Sabrasi. I Fred Rush. I Charlene Diaz. Oh, I want to stay for another hour.
As a planner [clears throat] I've seen hundreds of plans that look exactly like this. I understand architectural plans tend to be different, but this is not uncommon at all for Yeah, yeah, but then that's fine. That's why I'm like um I So if it's um And like you said Cornerstone does these all the time, so if this is um if this is par for the course and this is typical >> Yeah, like he's the way he's marked it really essentially is that this is parcel A and they are transferring it here for parcel B. So he's made two parcels for you. So that's why he didn't create a dotted line. He's created two parcels and they're swapping parcel A for parcel B. Um would Exactly. >> Would noting this on our meeting minutes because I wish she could have said >> I caught it was the dimension line from the end of the building to the side line and it is both ways from both properties.
In college, if you do that, it counts. Oh, didn't know that change happened. That's nice. Hopefully adapt that pretty soon here in the high school game cuz Lilly Vitti had the opportunity to get her 200th point. Oh, nice stop by Alana. And uh it was a shooting space. Got the goal, had a then got it called back, and had to do a free shot to goal, and the goalie made a save, and didn't get her 200 points that game. So, it uh it's it's a crazy rule. It is frustrating when the defense makes a mistake and yet they they get the benefit of the doubt and Mhm. But more importantly, Ashlyn with the ball there, that was another save by Alana. That was a high shot that she could track. Uh quickly out to Marsiglia up the field and we talked about Ashlyn should be in no rush to to get shots off.
That's what made me realize that that was the new line. I wonder if we should just document in our meeting minutes if we can't correct official documents and they are per the standards, but just for record, if you say that dimension line where it's annotated is on this plan dated whatever. Well, you'd have to make that very specific because Laura does our meeting minutes, so we can't give her something that she has to come up with on her own. No, it's the dimensions are right there on the plan. So, you want her to say on the meeting minutes that the original lot line is the line that is labeled IR set to DH set and is 142.94 in length in one section and 105 ft in length in the other section. Um that 54 ft 5 in dimension reference and then this 28 ft from lot the property on the 6A.
I mean, they certainly want to add more goals, but it would be smart not to to force things into the middle. Uh fortunate there that Trip could get the ball after it didn't uh a disconnection there in the middle. Here's Alana early with it. Back into the middle again, and again another So, if I was the Holliston coach, I'd be screaming high pressure right now. You got to get that high pressure defense going to get that ball back. You're not going to win the game without the ball, so good turnover there as as you see, but high pressure defense should be the name of the game here uh in the fourth if you want to get that ball back. Ashlyn doing a good job preventing Holliston from getting down the field. Every extra 10 or 15 seconds that they're down there is time that Holliston loses to try to tie the game up.
It goes to that line which is the new property line. I don't I'm so sorry. >> is a horizontal dimension from the edge of the building yeah, to the new lot line. Yeah, the 54 and 1/2. >> So, that's the reference line. That's just the setback. Correct, but that's that's a new line that we are talking about which is It's in So, how do you want Laura to say that? This is very confusing I feel like for the meeting minutes to be written. So, what exactly do you want Laura to say in the minutes is what I'm trying to get at. I think it's something as simple as um you know, the board acknowledges that the the new lot line is the one um indicated by the two setback lines 54.5 ft and 26.0 ft. Okay. Perfect. Yeah, just something like that, right? >> I I think so, so that Cuz if you can't change the drawings, if you can't change any of these documents which are for record, just so that we clarify in some record.
So, good good pressure and effective and almost an interception there. Now, Go. Nice job by the defense. We got a call on Ashlyn Hallison Oh, no. Went the other way. >> Yeah, I I I was surprised when he called it that way at first. So, I think he just made a mistake. That was right in the face. >> Allie Marseglia drawing the foul. She's going to get that ball back at the top here. They are fortunate that it wasn't a yellow card infraction from where she got hit. Oh, Ashlyn with a nice cut. Allie didn't see her, unfortunately. Lilly Vitti in that threat position up to Erin Hickey. Over to Payton Trip with the ball looking for a cutter. Too late to get that pass off. Payton's going to give it out to Lainey Early. Lainey with the ball here. Like to clear out the middle for somebody to cut through.
Easier to do it in meeting minutes than That would be my suggestion. Okay, so are we >> Can we Sounds like noting that the documentation for the meeting minutes or can we Do we have a motion to approve this? >> Approve it based on that description? Yeah, I I mean, not officially, but I just want to know where the rules stand. That's all. >> No, right. >> [laughter] >> Seems like we're ready. Go ahead. You can do it. >> Um I move to approve the A&R for 40 and 42 Whitmore Drive. Um specifying the meeting notes that you've been mentioned. I'll second it. And the roll call vote? Deepa Mankad, Anna Tassmanitski, I. Scott Polucci, I. Bill Mutascio, I. Andrea Candela, All right. So Kristen, this is all set. I'm sure George knows the process, but where they're going to sign this and tomorrow he can pick up the Mylar and then you'll record it at the registry.
I don't know if this is a set up play they run or not, but seems to work. A lot of talking out there. I like to hear that, too. Yeah. Nice pass by Erin. Lainey with a little check from I think she just kind of bumped into her. It's a nice play by Ashlyn to throw on the brakes and hope to catch a foul there. Interestingly, that one is going to be carded. So, Okay, we'll take it. 8 minutes 31 seconds. So, Hallison will be down a player until the 6 minute 31 second mark um of the plays we've seen recently, that one seemed the most innocuous, but again, Ashlyn's not going to complain. Yeah, it's kind of hard to fake uh you know, you you can embellish a a shot a stick to the face and make it look like it happened, but when you get shoved in the back like that, it's it's hard to Yep.
Great. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Kristen, if I may, your handwriting is amazing on your application, by the way. >> [laughter] >> I would It was not mine. So. So kudos to whoever wrote that. >> It's an amazing handwriting. I'll I'll send the the engineer your feedback. Thanks. Thank you. All right, thank you all. >> Thank you. >> [cough and clears throat] >> Yeah. Yeah, we can do that. Okay. So. And I'm just curious about that. Like since it's not my profession, well, it's not my profession, it's tangential to my profession. Right. So, I just uh It's just he did it because he did it personal, that's why. That's why he created the It's like how do I know which parcel belongs to which one? Yeah, so you you see like how this already comes in, that's the B lot area. So, that's like it already makes sense, you know what I mean?
play that off. Ashlyn with the shot and a goal under the goalie's right arm. Not bad. Good placement, nice shot, good patience. Ashlyn with her second goal of the game. Again, I don't mean to repeat myself, but we have seen a lot of free shots to goal. It's been a lot of calls. Yeah, definitely. >> Counting how many of the goals have come from free position, but it's a it's a big number. You know, we're usually blessed with uh some good refs, but a lot of times the refs are and a little older and don't quite get to the right spot. So, I think a part of having these kind of newer refs that obviously look a little more agile. More agile, yeah. Uh can be in the right position to make those calls. I think that's also probably part of it to you know, when you have a good angle and a good sight line, it it's it's easier to call those correctly and versus you know, trotting up to the 40 and making a call from there.
And then this little chunk is over It's over there. Okay. >> [clears throat] >> Okay. So, Jasmine has noted that along the side Yeah, on number four. that along the side it talks about how um parcel A is intended to be combined with lot six to create 6A, parcel B is intended to be combined with lot five to create lot 5A. So. So, that So, that's a lot, yeah. Oh, maybe I'm wrong. Parcels A and B are not to be considered individual building lots. Hey, do they already have a pool? No, I don't think so. Is that an above ground? I think they're putting in an in ground or a bigger one. Yeah. Yeah, they put in a new permit for a new one. Okay. So, they're bigger or in ground? Well, that relieves that for me because I was like how do they tell?
It's a little more but I I have I give him props tonight. The refs have been doing a good job. Keep it clean. >> obviously subjectivity to it. Some are going to let them play a little more. Some are going to call it more close to the rules, and then it's up to the players to figure it out. Yeah. Ashley with the draw, we got 11 Ashley 11, Holliston 6, 8 and 1/2 minutes left here. And we have Ashley with another draw control. I I think I have her with about six draw controls. So, that's a fantastic effort. I thought you couldn't check the bottom hand anymore. Uh so, as a rule that changed this year. I used to see Anna Megan do it all the time. You poke that bottom stick hand where the stick is hanging up below the hand, but I thought that was a rule you couldn't do, but 23 was trying her best.
And so, it's in the written part. Okay. Learn live and learn. All So, where are we? I have lost my agenda. Okay. Um So, now we're just down to other uh planning board task list. Yeah, we haven't gotten to that in a while, but maybe we will. Comprehensive plan implementation committee. We are still waiting until after the election. Do you have any other news? >> Oh, I was under the impression it was going to be after town meeting. So, I did email Yolanda to kind of see the status of things. Oh, yeah. >> not know we were waiting until election. Um I mean, we should at least work to set a meeting with the boards with the planning board and select board to see where we are. In my opinion, I don't know if that would be helpful. >> No, I mean, the election is Tuesday.
Nice pass to Laney. Good thing she's so tall. Well, it it did connect. She led her perfectly to that spot. Give credit for that. Um and another great cost turnover by Julia Friese. Diya, she's going to be a player, man. She's she knows how to read the field, knows when to try to pick it off and when not to. She's a great basketball player, too. You know, basketball translates so well to lacrosse as you know, just as far as the game and and uh we got time out here for maybe Holliston calling time out. >> I think it must be if they have possession of the ball. So, with 7:42 left and staring at a five-goal deficit, Holliston is going to talk it over. They they need to get some shots. They need to get some goals, and they need to get it rather quickly.
So. Oh, good point. Yeah. Either way, I've emailed Yolanda and hopefully we'll move forward. Yeah, I think they're so close together. I think so. So. Um design review committee, just for those who don't know, things passed at town meeting both in terms of the little uh um secondary suite um bylaw that we were working with with Doug. Um and also the design review committee. Um so, the reforming of that committee has gone through. All bylaws all always have to go through the attorney general and be approved, but there's no reason I don't see any reason that wouldn't be approved. And what one nice thing is that actually after the meeting um a mechanical engineer who works with architecture firms came down and gave me his card and said that he would be interested in doing something like that, like being on an ad hoc committee.