001Okay. Uh, I'm here. Mario's here. Doug is here. Pat's on Zoom. Arman's here. John Kisco's here. Ellen is here. Kemp is on Zoom. John Jenny's here. Mike Sasso. my Zuriel. Uh that's the important people. Okay. Uh the agenda, I have two items to in uh include two PCOS, PCO 562, which I'll hand out, and 563. So, can I have a motion to put them to add those two on D17 and D18? Can we do we can't put them in with the other PCOS? That's what he's doing. 17 and 18 under the I'll make a motion to amend the agenda to add those. Thank you. All in favor? I oppose. Okay. Approve of minutes. I just have uh two changes on hold on second on April 10th the last paragraph it's not EV it's a ve
002okay and then on the next page on the one two three four fifth line returning to the project, not to the city. The money and then the last line on that same thing, it's not OMG, it's Torington Public Schools is working on a plan to make sure the bathrooms inside building, not outside stand. So, those are the two three changes. Could I just have a motion to approve the minutes with the changes? Some move. Okay. second. Second, Ellen. Any discussion? All in favor? I opposed. Okay. Participation. Okay. Susie Q. Susie Q. Boy, the game's not all here. Yeah. It's not about turf. So, yeah. So, nobody should The important people are here. That's right. All the important people. The important right here. Okay, we have uh again Mike Zerio is taking Dan's place Dan uh
003how to take care of his mother and uh we have Mike Sasso here. So, the two mics. Okay, Mike. Mike and Mike. Mike go go. Hi everyone. Like that said, Dan wasn't able to make it tonight, so I'm stepping in here alongside Mike to provide an update to you all. Uh before I get started, just want to thank you all for allowing us the opportunity to do so. uh we'll go through the commentary and and we'll be happy to answer questions afterwards. Right. This is also given him uh when he when he gets promoted to what he's little exposure, right? Oh, that's right. Exposure. It's like a minor league pitcher getting called up to big leagues. No pressure. Um the slides won't immediately jive with commentary. Just give it a little bit and then we'll
004flow into the middle school. Um so with respect to the occupied portion of the building uh work is continuing in the construction tech lab related to the dust collection system. Uh the exterior duct work from the DC2 unit on the outside of the building into the building um has been completed within the period. Uh the work that remains related to the dust collection systems is an offset duck work connection piece uh in the CNC machine room um and then drops the individual equipment. Um, as noted in the last meeting, the uh kiln that we were waiting on for a couple months has arrived and it has been installed and it's been in operation for uh day-to-day use. Um, punch list uh remains in progress. Uh, work continues to occur after hours to not disrupt the
005student population. Uh, we've been engaging the trades over the last few weeks so they can gear up for the more invasive punch list items um to be completed over the upcoming April break. Um, we've been coordinating with dean and facilities for access each day. Uh, and the trades have been reminded to leave the spaces in the manner they found them in. Um, in regards to the auditorium, uh, theatrical lighting and stage rigging owner training has been scheduled for May 1st. Uh, today we had a productive meeting with D. Augustino that is SLAM's consultant for the AV and communication systems on the project um with the school to see how they would like to spend some of the allowance monies that was built into the job and some extra equipment that um the staff would like
006to see in that space. As a reminder, the trainings are video recorded and they will be made available to the school and facilities. Switching gears to the middle school. Uh still looking to be like an early June finish. Um we've been in coordination with Slam's FFN team uh for the deliveries that are scheduled in mid June. Um may have noticed, but if you haven't, the exterior pin letter signage up on the screen here um was installed on the middle school facade in March. Um the last of the exterior building signage to be installed will be in the renovation area for the gymnasium in the auditorium entrances. Um interior wise, finishes are proceeding in the middle school. Uh the picture on the screen here shows the plastic laminate locker installations in the faculty workroom on the
007second floor of area F. Um work is ongoing regarding the filler pieces and the hardware to be installed along with the numbering. Um along with the plastic laminate lockers on the screen here. Uh metal lockers continue to be installed on all the floors. Um trade's been on site. They've been working on the trim, the numbering combination locks. Um so they're making great progress. Um, continuing on to the next slide, um, the window shade um, contractor is nearing completion on the second and third floors along with installing the rubber base and all the rooms where the floors have been previously completed. Um, up next we go to the toilet partitions and accessories are complete in the gang bathrooms. As you can see in the photo, um, you can see the plumbing fixtures. They've been set, they're
008being plumbed, and then the electrician will follow through with wiring up the flushometer valves. Um, next slide, just showing some more progress with toilet accessories and sink and faucet installations. Uh, nothing special. Um, and then in here, the second and third floor, we're continuing with lighting, uh, fixture installations, controls for the occupancy sensors, the daylight harvesting, um, and then along with the programming is ongoing. Um if we sit here for a little bit, talk a little bit more about the metal school. Um our overhead inspections with the local building department has passed on the second and third floors. So we are wrapping up the acoustical ceiling pads in the corridors uh in the classrooms along with continuing the flooring installations. Uh the final cleaning contractor is remobilizing to the site next Wednesday. Uh they're going
009to start on the second floor. Uh then they're going to jump to the third floor. Um after that, OMG will begin developing our punch list in conjunction with SLAM and BL companies. Shortly after that, um again, our sequence in finishing the middle school is going to be the second floor to the third floor and then following out of the building uh through area F1. Um as you can see on the screen here on the area H renovation portion, uh select demolition has been ongoing to get everything out of the way for our successor trades. Dave Krabanzola is on Zoom trying to get in. We like to keep him. That's all right. Okay. Should be up any second. All righty. We live. Go. Um, so you can see in the picture the existing roof structure has
010been removed. And on that back side of the wall in the picture, that's the room eight side of the building. Um the existing block there has been removed to accommodate the new clear story windows that are scheduled to be installed. Um next slide here since we're already talking about that wall, we're going to show some progress of the removal of the existing uh paint on the building that is presumed to be PCB. Um in order to rebuild the wall for all the new masonry that's got to go there, we got to respray a vapor barrier on the wall. And on their instructions and recommendations, they require a clear and clean surface um for proper adhesion and then warranty for the building envelope. Um next slide here, moving outside for some site work, um mass excavation
011and moving of earthwork to build the middle school parking lot to subgrade is in progress. Um next slide here, we're going to show some progress of the demolition of the existing building. Um the abatement and demolition, you know, work is proceeding, progress is being made. Here's a picture that we had taken on March 15th. And then if we go through to the next slide, 11 days later, that photo was taken. A substantial amount of building uh was removed. So, it's pretty remarkable to see the progress. Um, as of today's date, uh you can see a little remainder portion of I believe it's building B, maybe different. That's B. Y. Uh, that is down. Uh, the old cafeteria is down and out of the way. Theat's out of the way, and they just started tearing down
012building F. Yes. Uh we're going to move out. Um the industrial arts wing will be the last building that we uh we take out. Um so great progress there. Um we continue to meet with Eagle Environmental, that's the environmental hygienist, another slam consultant, uh and our demolition contractor weekly so we're on the same page with upcoming work and requirements as we enter um final areas of the building demolition. Um that's the end of the fancy pictures. Just talk a little bit more about schedule and cost. um talk on schedule real quick. The last month's schedule update that we provided to you all showed the area H completion date pushing out to midocctober. Um we got off pace with the demolition. You know, we've kept them accountable to accelerate their work along with accelerating all the
013successor trades to follow. Uh the current update for the area H completion as of this report uh brings the completion date back a month to September 15. We know we're trying to improve it as much as we can. Uh we've resequenced activities. We've refined durations with our trade contractors. Uh this past week we had a scheduling uh planning session with our mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection trades all the way to the start of drywall, which is trending around early July. Um um we're going to, you know, keep our foot on the gas. You know, every day is critical. Um, you know, tomorrow we observe Good Friday, but we still are going to have OMG and and trade representation um on site to keep the job moving forward. Um, talk about a little bit about cost
014exposure. Um, there's a few items related to the buyout scope that we need to notify you of today. Uh, the first is related to one of the pictures that was on the slideshow of the exterior uh, paint removal that is presumed PCB on the CMU block that remains. U so in order to receive that air vapor product we need to have a clear and clear substrate. Um so the drawings didn't clearly identify the removal of the work in in its entire extent. You know there's some language on the hazmat drawings um that infer the work but a lot of coordination between the drawings is really needed in order to see which areas uh needed to be addressed. Um order of magnitude is around 55,000. You know I feel it's high. It's it's conservative. It's safe
015value, but it's it's something we got to state because, you know, the work is proceeding under a claim and under protest um based on our contract with the trade. Um last claim here is by our demolition abatement contractor to provide water for the demolition purposes. Uh the scope of work was assigned under the assumption that we were going to rely on the city's water system um use the local fire hydrants uh for water. Um but after discussion with aquarium, a request to use the hydrants was denied. um due to the project's location in relation to um you know their spot in the system in the pump system um in the pumps um you know they're afraid that it was going to drive more water away from the residents on top of the hill. Um so
016what we did is we brought in two large frack tanks. Those large water containers are capable of holding thousands of gallons of water for our operations. So we're trucking the water in from a local pool company. We're pumping it up to the pressure um as required in order for us to to meet the schedule. Um, again, through a cost set of 55,000, it's high. Um, but it's it's a safe value and something that we we had to notify you of today. Um, that's all the good and bad news that I have to report today. Um, but happy to answer any questions if you have them. Okay. Thanks, man. Appreciate these guys. Getting there. Yeah. Getting there. Baby steps. Yeah. John is the big steps. Uh still like last month, still a little quiet on the
017testing and inspection front. Um there's more tearing down than building up. Uh BL is tracking right now 25 items up field report 105. Uh like before, three of the items are related to roofing that is going to be worked on over the summer. Uh a number of items are in the existing high school which se several of which will be worked on over the April break. Um the balance of the items are associated with the middle school or forward looking into part H. There hasn't been a CES report since since our last meeting, but there has been a special inspection report for material testing in part H at the auto shop. They've poured concrete and so there's testing reports for concrete that are tracking towards um uh conformance to the design and there's a uh
018test report or there's an inspection report for reinforcing that had no um no deficiencies noted. Uh we have startup testing. Most of the startup testing was has been completed in the high school, but they did just um complete testing and successful testing of the access controls, intrusion detection, and video surveillance. And then we have our preliminary HVAC balancing reports, water, air. Uh they've been working on that extensively as Dan has been reporting each month, had been working in the high school with testing and balancing. The preliminary plan came in, preliminary uh balancing reports came in. Uh it was sent to CES. They've looked at it and they've approved it. Couple minor comments about adjustments, but that's not unusual. Um but otherwise, the balancing report is uh has been submitted. And then there's been no construction
019waste management. I understand there's a building no longer there. You would expect there to be a report saying there's all this waste. Um but it has not come in yet. It's happening so fast they haven't been able to keep up with the with the uh reporting. So trucks are coming in and out fast. Yeah. So next month's report will most likely contain all the waste from the existing school. So again, this month it's fairly quiet because it's geared towards demolition. Next month we'll have some more concrete. We'll have steel. Um we might even have some earthwork compaction tests and things like that. Any questions? Thanks, John. Uh, phase two application for certificate of payment. You have all of the documentation. Also, when you look at the AIA, you can always see how much uh the
020uh contract was and how much is left. It says in the bottom of the say it says balance to finish. So, they need that. So, do I have a motion to approve certificate of payment for 2,639,314.19, Doug? Thank you. Thanks, Doug. Got a second. Second. Okay, I'm on. All in favor? I I oppose. Okay. Just so you know, um we deal I deal with somebody at the state, Ella Sun, who's great. She just emailed me yesterday that she's leaving and that's going to be a tough position to to fill because she's really good to get the payments out to us. So, we'll see what happens. Okay, Mike, you're up. PCOS. PCOS's. All right. Uh starting off with PCO 441R1. This is an owner cost of $5,143. Uh the expansion tank for the water heater uh
021was not identified on the plumbing schedule. So the cost is for the expansion tank, the piping, the insulation also included a smaller cost to general trades uh to form and pour a concrete housekeeping pad uh for the expansion tank. uh PCO 529. Um smaller $4,100 cost uh is for Winganger. They're the stage rigging subcontractor to our general trades contractor OWI uh to relocate the rearmost traveler line set on the back side of the stage uh to avoid a clash with the winch handles in the cable for the smoke hatches above the stage. Um PCO 531R1, it's a small cost absorb to the CM contingency. Uh Slam's documents called for a flat Metals closure plate at the stringers uh where the stringer meets the wall for a nice uniform joint. Um plates were added after the
022painter already had exited the area. So the cost is for the painter to get back into the area and paint the plates. Um PCO 533, if you recall, PR42 was for the high school locker room revisions. Uh at the time we were exploring VE savings for some of the masonry partitions that uh were added in the change. Uh we weren't able to find any savings. So this cost of $37,000 is for the added masonry walls. Uh the painting, the added doors, the frames, the hardware um resulting from the change. Uh if you recall, all other cost related to this change for the other trades were approved in an earlier PCO um of like 120,000. Uh so this is just the remaining of the cost. Um PCO 534 uh smaller cost of $2,000 to insulate the
023roof curb enclosure uh where the chilled water supply and return piping rise in return uh through the roof assemb as assembly um to the chiller plant. Um curb was not shown on the documents but required for the insulation to be maintained as the piping rose through the structure and maintained appropriate clearance under the chiller dunage. Uh PCO 535. This is an owner cost of $15,000 uh for a CJ Fuji operator and excavator to load excess top soil uh into dump trucks provided by Torington DPW. Um PCO 536. Um, so as a result of the high school population occupying the phase 2A limits, uh, we noticed several rooms off of the middle school gym on the Route 8 side of that building were served by the future mechanical unit known as an HRV. Uh, it's a
024mechanical unit that exchanges the indoor air for the fresh air. Uh, it lives on the old concession stand roof in the renovated area, so it wasn't going to be ready at the time of occupancy. Um, so this is a cost of $4,657. It's going to be a fraction of the overall cost that we um purchased for what's known as an ERV. It's a smaller air air handler unit that provides uh fresh air to the spaces. Um you know, this is so the submitted cost here is for the electrician to power the unit and for general trades um for the supply and exhaust air penetrations through the building. um PCO 537. It's a small cost of $1,500 uh to install permanent cores that are keyed to the building hierarchy system on the opposite side of the
025coiling doors throughout the building. Uh the coiling doors were only specified with one cylinder and core, but we made the decision to add another core for convenience um through the life of the building. Um PCO 538 is a back charge between trades. uh fence panel was removed. The temp fence temp fence panel was removed for a delivery and it was not secured back into the stansion. It was removed from a gust of wind came by, blew the fence over and damaged the exterior column cover in front of the middle school. Um so that's going to be replaced I believe April break. Um but it's fairly expensive at $4,000. Again, it's a back charge between trades. PCO 539, a light fixture in the middle school gym was damaged during gym class. They were playing kickball, if
026you could imagine how it happened. Um, so we explored some protective guard accessories for both the middle school and the high school light fixtures. That's a cost of $8,661. It's for 24 full protective wire guards in the middle school and then for 30 of the slimmer wire guard accessory uh for the high school. Um, just keep in mind since middle school is already occupied, we already have a wood floor there. We have to hopcotch plywood as we hit all those 24 light fixtures to get up there. Um, install the cages and then also replace the the light fixture that was damaged. Um, no labor markup for the high school since we haven't installed those yet and they're just going to install them in sequence. Um, bigger cost but security protective measures. Th those were not
027in the original plan. I think I've seen it at every jib I've ever been in. Mhm. Something like that. Um PCO540. Uh it's a small cost of $1,213. Um our radon vip radon vent piping punched through the roof and it was too close to the greenhouse air intake. So we had to extend the radon vent piping to maintain a 25 ft clearance uh from the air intake. PCO 541. It's an owner cost of $2,657. Um, it's for overhead and floor stops required where the specified wall stops could not be installed um after a punch list uh walkth through and review was slammed based on the field conditions PCO 543. Uh if you recall the thermal paint buyout on the structural steel members was not assigned at the time of bid. Uh we have previously funded
028$160,000 for thermal paint buyout of all the other areas. This is the cost for the remaining steel in area H. It will be the last cost you see for the thermal paint. Um so there will be no other cost to follow for that item. PCO 544. In order for the dust collectors to function as designed, there is a component called an NRV. Um it's a no return valve. So it prevents the backflow of dust, prevents dust explosions. Um the controllers were purchased so they can ensure the correct operation to optimize efficiency and safety. It's sort of like a VFD for a mechanical unit. Um so the base bid drawings that included the dust collection one system. If you recall they did not specify an NRV controller. When we added the DC2 unit um that was
029purchased via change order per PR40R5. Uh an NRV controller was not priced. Um so the cost here is for both NRV controllers. It's an owner cost of $6,986. PCO545. Um, this is a reoccurring one here. The trade allowance was expended for our temp toilets a long time ago. Um, so we've been processing monthly invoices for the temp toilets. We're absorbing that cost through the CM contingency. This is for the February invoice and it is $3,76. PCO 546. Another temp toilet cost for March. Uh the bill is $2,286. Okay. Now we have PCO562 which I'll hand out. This was this is for the turf. Sure. All right. [Applause] I have a question for you. Yeah. Can I ask a question? Yeah. As far as those other soils, PCOS, can somebody explain to me again what happens
030with like that return valve that was in that system that's needed for that system? Yeah. And something along the line the expansion tank for the water heater and there was another one in there that are kind of and and the radon piping going through the roof that was too close to whatever it had to be. Mhm. Yeah. Um, just start back at the first one. Well, yeah. My my question is and just more of a I think you answered this from last time, John. How does that work as far as who's responsible for that to pay for it? Yes. So, the the construction manager has an has their contingency for things that are within their their world, temporary toilets, scope, things like that. Architects don't generally carry an and allowance a contingency like that. That
031contingency is handled is held by the owner. So the owner's contingency covers owner changes, errors and omissions and field conditions. The CN's contingency handles construction management contingency items. So this those would be errors in omissions. It one one of the other gener one or the other and then so we end up paying for that. So that in other words there's no there's no responsibility on there's a discussion in that we're going to have in executive session who's taking care of the mic. What's that for the So we want to start at 562. Um it's a cost of a,895,430. This is specifically uh for field turfs portion of the athletic field change. So it's all the synthetic uh field sport field sport surfacing um based on PR87. So it's a large cost but that's believe the
032same estimate that Dan had shared last week. The cost is consistent in this PCO. Right on. The next one is do you have to go on that one first? What? Oh, no. No, we're going to go. Next one would be PCO563. We submitted that one today. That carries everything underneath the the synthetic field uh surfacing Liberty Landscaping cost. So, all the drainage, all the dynamic stone, all all the so that carries everything underneath the synthetic field. Again, it's a larger cost. This one's a little bigger. Um, these are the these are the items that we passed last Thursday. Thank you. We still have a couple items still outstanding. Yeah. Uh DTO and the fence. And that's it. Yep. We're still compiling uh some of CJ Fuji's costs like you said, Dto services. Um and Dan's
033kind of running her on on getting those prices. Black guy, right? Our credit from the black guy. Yep. Still awaiting our our large credits as well. Um, this is just try to get the the process moving and hopefully able to so they can order remember we had a due date to order the uh turf. Great. So, could I have a motion to approve all the PCOS as as uh stated? I want one question. Can I ask a question? I apologize. Um, I want to go back just quickly on 533 the locker room revisions. Do you do you know offhand what savings were looked into that just weren't possible? Yeah, we were looking into another company to come in and not do the we're going to get away from block and do like a a a
034high abuse board. That's a good way to put it. The price was not Was it worth it? Wasn't worth it. Okay. I was just Thank you. Yeah. Carry on in order. Yes. Thank you. Have a motion to approve the PCOS as discussed. So move on. Second. Second. Thank you. Discussion. All in favor? I Okay. Opposed. The next one is just uh I always give you every analysis of payment of all the contractors that get paid on a monthly basis. So this is as of last month, $143 million has been paid to all the contractors. Okay. Next we have bills. First one is for uh P um BL companies $7,449.75. Can I have a motion to approve that bill? So Doug and Ellen, any discussion? All in favor? I opposed. Next one is slam for 30,91875.
035I have a motion to approve uh slams bill. Doug, thank you. Second, thank you. And what was that for? Cuz I don't have it in front of me. Slams. Slams. That's the monthly bill. Just the monthly one. Yeah. It wasn't anything extra. No. No. No. Last month he gave us the first bill for somebody. Yeah. For the field. All in favor? I opposed. Next one is Innovative Engineering. Their bill is $7,43.87. Have a motion to approve. So moved. I'm on second, Doug. Thank you. All in favor? I opposed. Next one is WB Mason. Uh their bill was $2,398 for a couple of items for the prek. Have a motion to approve that. So move. So move. Almond. Second. John. All in favor? I I opposed. Okay. Next one is uh Interscape. Uh this is for
036the U we had to add some stuff to the nurses in the high school for $2,755.87. Uh have a motion to approve that. Doug and Amma. Any discussion? All in favor? I opposed. Next one is uh R&B for 250,000. As you can see, it's their shipping, training, and their installation of of their $1.4 million operation. Have a motion to approve 250,000 to Aman Doug. Thank you. Thanks, Doug. Doug Doug's the man. All in favor? Opposed? Next one is Wanger. Uh they've done a this is about the sixth time we've asked them to submit a bill. Uh that's correct. So this one is correct. There were two purchase orders. one one on uh for $221,677.73 and the other purchase order was for 61,94819 which comes up to a total of $283,62592 have a motion to approve
037Wanger's two POS on that Johnny second second and what's that contractor What? All the all the music stuff and also all the stuff on the uh auditorium the stage winger. Okay. I think that's the uh stuff for the chorus to see the risers. All that stuff. Okay. Comments for the good of order. Good. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Mike and Mike. Mike and Mike s. Yes. Yes. Okay. We have to do this in open session. Yeah. Umach we did we talked about uh last time the $774,000 regarding the Eversource rebate. Um it's being memorialized now. Looks like uh Mr. Magestrally, Attorney Magistr just made the last changes. I went through it. It certainly seems like everything that we've agreed to. So, uh, this is going to be signed and we'll, uh, we'll assure
038that we're going to get to $774,000. It's from Eversource once it comes in. It won't come in until fall, right? Which we're trying to do half this as soon as we can. That would be nice if they if they approved that. And it's and if I remember correctly from the last meeting, it's going into the building project. Correct. Yes. Not into all all except uh $34,417 and change. It's for the storage connection fee and $80,000 for what we owe the building department. That was predetermined. You got a list of the stuff list, right? And then we got our wish list. And if we have money left, we'll keep going. Yeah. So now I remember all that. We're going to we're going to burn it. Yes. Yes. We're going to burn every penny of it, right?
039Yes. Yes. Yes. So, um so you guys could rest assure that this is on its way to being executed, right? Okay. Yes. So then going forward that will be an agenda item that we'll discuss. Well, it'll be uh the board of ed and the city are going to move it. Yeah. But they sent because we sent them we sent the mayor the list and all that stuff. Yeah. The agreement is between first it was between the city and the board of ed. it's between the city and the building committee. So that can go into the building project. I would imagine make it cleaner. Yes. Cleaner. Correct. Right. Right. Right. But as long as it becomes an agenda item so that we can therefore Yeah. Once we get the Yeah. Once we clean it all up.
040Yes. So you're just apprising us of what's happening. Last time we gave you we sent I sent that list to the mayor. Yep. This changed twice since last Thursday, but it looks like it's about there. And then our lawyers looked at it also. Uh we haven't I tried calling Susan today. Um she'll get a clean copy once they Yeah. Yeah. I Yeah. I don't know whose lawyer looks at Sue the apprentice. Um Oh, the I don't know. I don't know if the board of eds lawyers want to look at it on behalf of the building committee. I imagine I Sue would handle that. Yeah. I tried calling her today, but we missed each other. So, as long as you send it to the two of them. Yep. Yeah. Once they clean up, we got You
041finally sent us the finals. Yeah. We just just came at 4:30. But if you send them the red line, then they can. Yes, I will. Yeah. Okay. Can I ask a question on that, Mario? Yes, of course. Hey, uh just isn't if it comes to the building committee directly, doesn't that push the project cost over the amount that No, it goes allowed. The check goes to the city, right? But how does it go to the building committee then? You can't you can't expend it until the project's over, right? The project will be complete like before. So, you'll finish the project and then the city will disperse the money. It's not it's not moving into the building committees. Correct. Correct. Correct. The city will Yeah, that's all I was checking on. Thanks, guys. Yeah. Okay. Anybody
042else? Oh, got to keep going that way. Oh, yeah. Sorry. I have one more question. Um um you mentioned some paintings before. Thank you for giving me the list of the paint for the hallways. The stairwell um handrails going down. Can we take a look at that? Just make sure that they're already worn down. Yeah. Just wondering if it Let's take a look. Make sure we got the proper product on there. Procedure. Is it chipping? Huh? Is it chipping? It's just wearing. It looks like it's Oh, like can's dragging just wearing right through it. Wearing right through it. Oh, wow. So, the paint is thinning. Yes, my hair is still You sure can. Next week's the time to do it when school's closed, too. Take a walk through there. John, good meeting so far. Daddy
043likes the bre. Great job, Michael. Taking over. Yes. so much faster. I won't tell Dan. Yeah, we can uh I want to go into a quick Anyone on Oh, thank you. Anybody on Zoom who wants a comments for the good of the order? Just thanks for getting the money, guys. Short meeting. Now, uh thanks for the short meeting, Mike. Great job. Thank you. I don't know. Thanks. You've given Dan a run for his money. Yeah. Crap. Okay. Crap. Here's your chance to cut payroll. Wait, what? Wait, wait, wait. What happened? What am I getting blamed for? You're not getting blamed. Mikey could step into Dan shoes, they think. Yeah. Oh, well, just because you want shorter meetings and we can make that happen if you want. No, you did a good job. Appreciate that. Yeah.
044Executive session. How do we do that? Uh entertain a motion to go into executive session to discuss on the agenda first. It's on the agenda. It's on the agenda to this. And you don't need you don't need OMG, right? Are you not inviting us to this? Who are you inviting in? Uh John Jenny and or members or superintendent office. Is anyone on Zoom going to be involved? Yeah. Uh, yeah. Pat, Pat, are you on? And um I I just need to know. Yeah, just I am. Okay, stay on. All right, I'm gonna uh I'm going to leave. Good night, everyone. Have a happy Easter. Happy Passover. You as well. Goodbye. Hold on. Let me Jeff. You want Jeff in there? No. Just any committee members. I can't join as a board of ed member. No.
045Ellen says, "No, unfortunately, because you're not a member of the building committee, okay, Ellen's our rules analyst." Yeah. Right. Like in the NFL, okay? Yeah. I'm not going in. How was it? Did you like it? Yeah.