Um, anything else? >> Not that I can think of right now. >> And if you think of something, send it to me. >> And do we want to look at dates now if you already know what your next policy meeting is? >> Uh, my next one is a week from today. So, I don't know what the next one will be in >> in July. Uh, but we can set ours first and work that one around it. >> Um, >> okay. Wait a minute. >> July. >> Yeah, >> not feel like June. I'm sorry. >> It's It really is June. Rabbit. Rabbit. Um, >> I I did that, too. I'm >> I'm away for the first week of July. I'm gonna be in New York until the 4th or the 5th. And then I'm available on Monday the 6th of July. >> Okay. >> Or the 13th.
Um I personally am not in favor of creating this bylaw. My biggest concern is how much valuable time that this could take away from our job reviewing polic focusing on budget, teaching and learning priorities, especially with our previous experiences with 13 12 complaints and um knowing how if we're going to put a process in place, we'd have to come up with, you know, there'd have to be an investigation and it just the biggest thing is what would be we need to think through how it would work and what would be the end result of that complaint. What would be the desired outcome? Um that's my personal opinion, but the committee would like obviously to hear from the entire board. So if there were any board members that feel strongly joy, do you want to share your opinion because we differ on this that way then we can have the opposite.
And so I'm just curious about your thoughts on maybe some unique synergies that could be in play there as to what types of tenants might want that. Like I know the community pool is separate from the property, but just like I was just thinking about like our other properties are just smack in the middle these residential zones and you know the community is only going to accept certain kinds of use cases. They're not going to want, you know, uh I know this isn't part of the zoning, but like they don't want an auto like mechanic in there, right? >> Sure. Um, but I was just thinking about that because there are already like community elements in that in that area, >> recreational services, things like that. >> Yeah. So, that's something that comes to mind. And then, uh, the other question I had was um, a lot of our leases that we're looking at are like 15 years.
So this is the only kind of way they've known ice hockey is with Cedar Grove and Pac Valley who is also a part of our team. Uh this group uh great group of seniors. They ended up winning back-to-back league championships as juniors and seniors. Uh lot of success in our program since they entered the program. uh wish them all nothing but the best in their future as well as all of our senior athletes that are here today. Our senior ice hockey players, we have Roberto Amiano, Kaden Behian, Nick Chang, Ryan Gallagher, Trevor Rasher, and Ben Smith. Our MVP, our first team all league, first team all county, Trevor Rasher. ALL RIGHT, round the other bowling team. This year, the Clipton Bowling team, led by senior captain Sarah Weeble, finished with a record of 4 and 10, landing fourth in the Big North Conference Liberty Division.
Um but that's a that's a massive um takeover >> of the fields and I I think uh I think we're meeting Monday. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Monday. Uh we have another meeting with regard to uh how we're how we're going to do this and but I feel comfortable with that too. I feel like we're in really good shape because of the override. So, um, thank you to all the the folks who were behind the scenes, you know, working and standing out on corners and, um, and debunking, uh, you know, myths that were posted online and, um, it's really appreciative. So, that's my report. >> Yeah. And I think it's reflection of your the first >> the the work that went up front was phenomenal. Um, and uh, and also I'll just reiterate what you always said. Anybody that's out there that has a question, >> uh don't crowdsource it on, you know, social media.
Is that accurate information? Is it complete information? Do we have thoughts, feelings and opinions about that? And so we might be aware of kind of what the baseline is because they have to present sight control to us at the very beginning in their application. They have to present that actually to the state agencies. And so that's supposed to come out right in the beginning before we even get it. the applicant makes a representation. I have sight control and I have the ability to do this and here's why I believe that. And so I think you're referring to the activity and use limitation. Yeah. Is that right? Okay. And so that is disclosed and it's a matter of record. It's recorded at the registry. And so the state is aware of it. It's it's it's in there at the very beginning. But what's not in there until someone raises it is we disagree.
Um but that's a that's a massive um takeover >> of the fields and I I think I think we're meeting Monday. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Monday. Uh we have another meeting with regard to uh how we're how we're going to do this and but I feel comfortable with that too. I feel like we're in really good shape because of the override. So, um, thank you to all the the folks who were behind the scenes, you know, working and standing out on corners and, um, and debunking, uh, you know, myths that were posted online and, um, it's really appreciative. So, that's my report. >> Yeah. And I think it's a reflection of of your the first >> the the work that went up front was phenomenal. Um, and uh, and also I'll just reiterate what you always said. Anybody that's out there that has a question.
Yeah. Um, wait a minute. I'm just >> 13th would also work. >> Save the date. No, I can't do the 13th. Okay. Wait a minute. So, let me go back to the sixth. Sixth. I'm just um I'm okay on the 6th. I I could do the sixth. >> Okay. The 6 8 o'clock. >> Sounds good. >> Okay. Very good. Thank you. >> Thank you for your time. >> Well, we were very dedicated. We came We came a couple of times. there was logging in issues. I used to I've never been the IT wizard and when I had to do this during COVID, >> it was so stressed. >> So I >> I'm the one who taught what's frustrating is I'm the one who taught the other principles how to do the Google Meets. So I'm like but I think Ian figured it out. Um because Stacy sat here with me and she's like Mel, you did everything right.
>> Um I had voiced at the committee meeting that although we have public comment that's not really an opportunity of voicing your concerns names and things like that. Um and email is really there's no back and forth right for either avenue either public comment or through email. So, um I thought it was important to hear everybody's feedback as far as the process if if we want to have a process and what that process is and looks like. Um I wouldn't want to make that decision in our committee. But yeah, >> no, no, no. Of course, that's what I meant is just having >> but I think it's important because it's misleading in the policy. Um it it's really subjective of whether it's just for community, you know, um parents or um for staff. So it's kind of like a gray area where the board stands.
Is that driven by us or is that what tenants want for like the stability and knowing they have a long-term home for their business? Yeah. Well, great questions on both of them. Uh for the pool use down the street or the aquatic center. Um I think that it um it could be essentially an amenity for a user who's potentially looking at this. I'm not sure uh how conducive the two uses could be, but it could I think maybe be looked at as an amenity. Maybe there's um if they're located here, there's the aquatics that are down the street and kind of looked at as just another positive for the location. Um the other question about the lease term, uh the lease term is uh mostly driven by the a tenant and given the fact that the amount of capital that they'd have to put into the property, uh it would be challenging for a prospect to put in a certain amount of, you know, money if they didn't have the ability or the right to stay at the facility for a longer period of time.
The team secured 12th place in North Section 1, Group Four, and 10th place in State County's PCCA tournament. They also climbed the ladder, finishing in eighth place in the third annual Super Bowl tournament at Bowler City. Sarah, a four-time all league and all county recipient, finished with the state county's highest female average of 176, landing her a top 50 spot in the state. She has finished in the girls top 100 averages all four years of high school. She also rolled a high game of 257 and a high series of 639 in league play this year. Sarah finished 23rd out of 58 in the individual co-ed classic at Bowler City and tied for 44th overall in the NJ girls individual state bowling championships. She was also the recipient of Neil Grant's scholarship for high school bowling. Outside of high school bowling, Sarah has 10 top five junior bowlers tour finishes.
Uh contact one of us, contact you. You're always willing. >> The door is always open. >> Um and you've done it. You've done it with uh the most contentuous people that want to come sit down. You're always always willing to do that graciously. So, um the one person that will watch this if if you know if they're having those questions, they should definitely reach out. >> Yep. >> All right. Um consent agenda is the next order of business. Is there a motion to approve the consent agenda? >> Move. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposition? >> Okay. >> And last uh reports of the school committee members. Let me start with Marcy if you have anything. >> Um well, I have one thing that I think many have. The reality fair last week was just absolutely spectacular.
We don't feel that way. We're not so sure. all those other things. And so that can be raised at any point, >> right? >> Um and so the activity and use limitation is a little bit unique in then in the sense that it can be changed and modified by D. And so there are a we call them, right, on on lots of sites all over Massachusetts. >> And what happens is they they restrict the site. Um, and when someone comes and seeks to develop it, they of course see this in the the record title and they realize, oh, there's this restriction here that's going to be an issue for the development. How do I satisfy D so I can do the thing I want to do? And so then there's a conversation. And so that conversation can lead to changes to the that restriction. And so it's different than say like a conservation restriction where once it's recorded, it's pretty much written in stone at that point.
>> Uh, don't crowdsource it on, you know, social media, uh, contact one of us, contact you. You're always willing. >> The door is always open. >> Um, and you've done it. You've done it with, uh, the most contentuous people that want to come sit down. You're always always willing to do that graciously. So, um, the one person that will watch this, if if you know if they're having those questions, they should definitely reach out. >> Yep. >> All right. Um, consent agenda is the next order of business. Is there a motion to approve the consent agenda? >> Move. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposition? >> Okay. And last, uh, reports of the school committee members. We start with Marcy if you have anything. Um, well, I have one thing that I think many have. The reality fair last week was just absolutely spectacular.
And I'm like but I it wouldn't let me in. And Ian thinks because another meeting was taking place, we were locked out. So >> he said they were only the codes were only designed for one meeting at a time. >> So the code we all use is the same. >> So >> all right, I'm sending an email now on this other thing and and um yeah, we'll see what happens. All right. We need to have a motion to go back into Robert's rules of order. >> Okay. All right. I move that we go back into Robert's rules of order. >> Second. >> Okay. All in favor say I. >> I. >> And a motion to adjurnn. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor. >> I >> have a good night. >> Good night and thank you very much. See if I can stop the recording.
Um and I know it was brought up that um you know when tax when taxpayers vote that's their opportunity to elect or not elect someone. But as we know given the structure of how you're elected that this isn't always the case because we have minority representation. So um it's not necessarily in the hands of the voters taxpayers. Um >> so the question is um is if anyone has a strong opinion either way we'd like to hear it. If you're not comfortable having that discussion right here and you want to think about it, um we don't we have another policy meeting uh in a couple weeks. So you could email me or we can chat directly. Um if anyone wants to share their thoughts right now, this is you know an opportunity to do that. But I know it's kind of a um >> I'll just go super briefly because so much has been said.
So, uh, typically the lease term goes handinhand with the condition of the property. If it was already built out for a specific use, um, and, um, the tenant did not have to do any improvements. I think that the district would have the ability to have a shorter, uh, lease term if that's what the district would like, but mostly it's driven by the the tenants given the amount of capital that they would have to invest in the property. >> And I also have one last question for I know you have to leave soon, but I wanted to ask specifically about workforce housing. I've been a real big advocate for housing, workforce housing, land leasing, and so I wanted to ask about your expertise in that area and what your recommendation could be for, um, potential site for workforce housing as well. >> Sure. So, um, we are not experts in in in workforce housing.
She has participated in the fashion club and plans on attending Kent State in Ohio, majoring in fashion design this fall. Congratulations to this year's CHS bowling senior athlete of the year, Sarah. ALL RIGHT, THAT ROUND THE WINDOW. First up is girls lacrosse, coach frisky. ALL RIGHT, GIRLS LACROSSE. I want to thank this group of seniors, many who have dedicated four years to the program. From the very first day they came out on the field not knowing this the sport to see them grow over 40 years shows your hard work and dedication has paid off. I wish you all the best you do in all your future endeavors. My MVP goes to someone who put everything on the line and carried this team all season. You exceeded every expectation. You are our backbone on defense. Thank you for showing us how far heart and hard work can go.
And I'm a lifer now. I taught more kids about variable and fixed interest on that day. But just like shout out to Josh and Kelly and the entire >> Lauren and Betty. >> Yeah. Everybody, all the students who were there who helped run it. Like it's clearly a massive undertaking and >> so beneficial and just the students are so impressive. So which I guess I'm biased because I have a senior but um they really were and very engaged and um also um Mr. Alberts who teaches math and investing. >> He should get a shout out because the kids who have taken that class knew all about interest. >> Nice. >> That's great. >> Thank you. >> That's awesome. >> Thanks, Marcy. >> I would echo Marcy's comments about the reality fair. It's always my favorite event every year to volunteer at and I'm a lifer, too.
There's nothing you can do about it. And if it says no buildings, no buildings, an activity and use limitations a little bit different because it might say no buildings today, but tomorrow it might say well no buildings unless you do ABC. Well, it's, you know, so it sounds like that's something like that that that if if we had been aware of that, we could have actually brought up initially during the beginning of the process. We didn't have to wait until later in the process. >> That that's correct. It if if there were concerns about it, it could have been raised early on. But here here's the issue with with that. We're not the agency that ultimately decides if that's problematic or not. That's part of the eligibility and the EOHLC is the agency that decides and we have case law and and I'm not saying I agree with the case law.