001[Music] Good evening and welcome to the Milford Select Board meeting of July 28, 2025, 6 p.m. in room 3 of town hall and we welcome uh all of the viewers and we welcome our guests that are here today uh in the actual meeting. Uh the first item uh gentlemen is a motion for signing of the warrant. >> Motion, Mr. Chair, to sign the warrant. >> I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> That is unanimous. We need approval of the regular session minutes of June 23rd, 2025. Motion, Mr. Chair, to approve the regular session minutes of the select board of June 23rd, 2025. >> I will second that, Mr. Chairman. >> That is unanimous. A motion to approve the regular session minutes of July 8th, 2025. >> A motion to approve regular session minutes of July
0028th, 2025. >> I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> And that is unanimous. Need a motion to approve the executive session minutes of July 8th, 2025. >> A motion to approve executive session minutes July 8th, 2025. >> And I would second that, Mr. Chairman. Brian now. >> Come on up, Brian. Um, >> sure. Good. Yeah. Representative Brian Murray is uh with us this evening to make a presentation to Steven Pek uh for his involvement uh military appreciation day and his involvement in the veterans affairs in the town of Milford for many many years. Um representative. >> Thank you Mr. Chairman. So um this was something that happened a little while ago. Uh I think all of you aware Massachusetts uh never had a direct office of veteran services. It was only under Governor Healey that
003she created the cabinet position and appointed the uh secretary of veteran services. Uh actually a good friend of mine, I served in the house with him, John Santiago and uh Secretary Santiago since he has been uh Secretary uh has been very active on behalf of veterans. Uh we passed the Hero Act uh I think that was last session which um increased uh veterans benefits across the board. It's probably the largest veterans bill that has been passed in the state um comprehensively. And uh one of the other things that um the secretary thought was important was to establish a military appreciation day. So, it's basically a day when um we can nominate folks from our community who uh have made a difference in the veteran community and um they don't necessarily have to be veterans um
004but they certainly certainly could. So, uh, there was a, uh, large contingent, uh, this was on May 22nd, uh, at the state house, um, celebrating all of these people from across the state who have contributed to veterans and their, uh, concerns in in various manners. And of course, um, from our community, uh, Commander Steve Pac, uh, came to mind as a nominee for Milford. Um I think as you know Steve has been um head of the VFW for for many many years. Um active in veterans affairs um started uh and still involved with the Vietnam the 50th uh committee. But also what really impressed me and and has about Steve is um the uh Voices of Democracy and Patriots Pen um essay contests. and Steve has been in contact with me and and we've had
005uh students before this board who have participated in this program to write essays. I think one of them is for um to grade 8 and another one is for for the high school years and um just a tremendous way to get young people aware of um our government democracy and and what the veterans have have sacrificed their lives for. So you you know when you do things like that and all of you are aware because you're involved in things as well um that takes time that takes effort that takes dedication and Steve has put that forth. So um I was very proud to nominate him uh unfortunately uh on that particular day and I think it was a bad weather day too was it? I'm not >> bad weather day and I was also pretty
006sick that day. >> Yeah. So Steve was unable to make it into the state house at that time. So, uh, when I talked to administrator Alani and, uh, the chair, uh, we indicated that it would be, uh, appropriate recognition, uh, for Steve at this meeting. So, what I have for Steve, uh, a little belatedly, but better late than never, is, uh, this is the booklet from the day, and, um, it lists the names of all of the honores throughout the state, and Steve, of course, is listed there as well. The keynote speaker of the day was General Joseph E. Dunford Jr. and he was the 19th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff from Boston. Tremendous speaker. So Steve, let me give you this. >> Okay. And then I was just digging in my pocket
007because uh there's also commemorative um uh buttons. This is from the executive office of veteran services. So that's for you. And then this is um from the military friends. So that's a pen and wait there's more. Um so again the governor was there that day and um made a wonderful uh presentation and we have a citation uh from the governor signed by Mora Healey and Kimberly Driscoll uh commemorating uh Steve's achievements and his recognition. So this is straight from the governor and this is for you. >> Thank you very much. >> And then um there's a citation from my office um to uh Stephen and this is in recognition of being honored at the first annual military appreciation day by the executive office of veteran services for making a meaningful impact to the military community
008through dedication, service and involvement. And this is signed by speaker of the house and uh myself uh your state representative, friend and admirer. So Steve, here you go. >> Congratulations, >> Steve. We we have a citation as well to congratulate you uh for being selected by Representative Brian Murray as an honore of the first annual military appreciation day established by the Healey Jr. administration in recognition of your dedicated service to both our nation and community. And uh this citation is signed by myself um Michael Walsh and Paul Mazaklli. Um so if we can give that to you Stephen gentlemen, >> congratulations. Congrats, Steve. And thank you for all you do for the veterans. Sure. >> Not only in this community, but in the Commonwealth. >> Right. >> Do I have to say? >> Sure. Certainly.
009>> Absolutely. >> Over the years, I have received uh quite a few honors like this here from different parts for VFW, uh other organizations. uh my promotions in the military, which is probably one of the best times of my life, my military service, and putting the time in to protect this country and the people who live here. I spent a year in Vietnam, which made me took me from a boy of 19 years old and sent me home a man of 40 years old. Since then, I have been able to work with many, many veterans to help them back on their feet. Some came back here with very big problems uh through the VFW and offices of uh the agencies we have. I've been able to help two or three of the local veterans uh
010get into the VA systems who have completely didn't know anything about it. I'm not qualified as well as other uh veteran service agents in the state, but uh the VFW gives us an outline to go by to get people in the VA system, which is very very good for any veteran of any war of any branch of the service that may need help, go right to the VA or we have a VSA agent right here in Mford Town Hall. Uh like I said, I've g been given many many of these honors over the years and not only for myself. I would like to accept these honors if you let me for all the veterans who have sacrificed their lives, blood, and time for this country. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> It's an
011honor for me. >> Thank you, John. It's an honor to know you. >> John P. Steve John, would you like to come up? I >> I just wanted to congratulate Steve being the recipient of this prestig prestigious uh award. And I would also like to thank Representative Murray for selecting Steve. He's an outstanding candidate. And uh he has told me, but he said openly, oh, I enjoyed >> my time in Vietnam. but he didn't tell us that he was a gunner on a helicopter helicopter. >> But a welldeserving candidate and thank you very much for what you've done. >> Thank you. Thank you, Brian, too. >> Thank you. >> And John was such a big help on this because I wanted to do this without giving advanced notice to Steve. So, John was kind of
012like the detective and uh got his contact information and some background information and uh got me all the info that I needed. So that worked out well. Thanks, John. >> Brian, a great choice. >> Well, not for not to make any any waves, but uh I was with military intelligence, which is an oxymoron, by the way. And uh I kind of surmised it. >> Well, and one of the things he one one of the things he's not saying is he was also planes man of the year 2023. >> That's it. I remember. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. >> I'm not agreeing on it. Thanks for that. >> Yeah. Good. Thank you so much, Steve. Congratulations. Really, it was our honor. >> Thank you, Brian. >> Nice to see you again. >> Have a good night. Thank you.
013Nice to see you. >> Thank you. [Music] Now, do you want to come up to the microphones pick up? >> The next agenda agenda item of public hearings. And the first one is uh Central Travel Liquor LLC transfer package store all alcoholic beverage license. Got it right here. The response from the various department heads um were all approved with no objections and no issues uh which includes building commissioner, town planner, treasurer, collector, fire chief, police chief uh and board of health. Um with the applicants tonight is uh attorney Melanie Solomon. Um Melanie, close yours. So, we're just looking to transfer the application. The current owners um are Bruno and um Doniset. They had Central um Travel. So, these folks are looking to come in and buy it. We've submitted all of the information. The concept
014of the location is to remain the same. Uh they specialize in having uh Brazilian retail items. I actually went and I tooured the store today uh just to check the condition of it. Uh the store was in immaculate condition. The basement was in immacul im immaculate condition. They've complied with the regulations for the board of health. They have their products 6 in off the floor. Everything seemed to be well organized and clean. Uh the back of the store is a is an additional retail market. I believe you're doing um money transfers in the back. Is that correct? Yep. In the back. So all of that's remaining the same. The staff looks to be remaining substantially the same. So the idea and concept of the market is not going to change. It's just a change in
015ownership. It keeps the employment here in Milford with the staff who are there now and provides products to the town of Milford. The business has still been operating under the current owners. Obviously, we have the liquor license issue. It seems with the concept with these folks coming in that that's not going to change. So, the revenue of the business and the employment is going to remain. >> Yeah. Very good. >> Any questions, gentlemen? >> Mr. Chairman, I don't I just checked out the application. and everything's filled out uh very nice and and it's in de uh detail. I have I have no no questions for Melanie or the applicants. >> I don't need >> I do not as well. Do I have a motion? >> A motion, Mr. chair to approve the u the uh
016the transfer of the u application of central travel liquor um of a package store all all alcohol beverage license from CT market BW LLC doing business as central street market and all paperwork is in order manager will be Leanne Alman es Espinosa >> thank you >> and I would gladly second that >> and that is unanimous the best >> thank you good luck to Thank you. >> Good seeing you. Thanks. >> No one No one from the public. Andy, >> you're welcome, sir. Appreciate it. >> No one from the public. >> Okay. >> Just want for the record, there's no one from the public. >> Oh, public that wants to speak. Anybody online? >> There's only one person online. His name's Felix Aben. >> He's from the National Grid. That's >> National Grid. >> Y
017uh public hearing. The next item is National Grid in Verizon, New England. pole location at 210 Purchase Street and it's this gentleman that's on Rick. >> Yes, Mr. Evans. Evan. Yeah. >> Felix, can you hear us? >> Yes, sir. Can you hear me? >> Yes, we can. Felix, what can you tell us about this pole at 210 Purchase Street? Um, National Nugget is looking to install an anchor and a guy wire to an existing pool that's 093 in front of house 210 on Porter Street in May for U. For today, National is requesting the permission to install set anchor and Gwire to rectify uh the pole that is leaning. That's P 93. It's leaning. Um, so that way uh we could rectify the pole that has been uh that is leaning. Mhm. >> Um we're
018also looking for permission to be able to install and lay um and maintain underground laterals, cables, and wires at this location. >> Okay. Felix, what you're basically looking to do is sh up a a pole that's leaning. >> Yeah. >> Hello. What was that again? I said, "What you're looking for is permission to sh up a pole that's leaning?" >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> And they're also going to lay wiring underground. >> Yeah. >> To go from one pole to the other, >> right? >> Any questions? >> Yeah. To be able to >> Yes. Go ahead, Felix. Sorry. >> Yeah. and to be able the the the wires that um we would be laying. We would also want permission to be able to lay wires uh to split um a building a service um
019and a home. >> Uh any questions, gentlemen? >> No, Mr. Chairman, I >> a motion. >> Thank you. I'd like to make a motion uh for the board to approve the petition from Mass Electric Company doing business as National Grid and also Verizon New England to install an anchor a guy wire at a point approximately 25 ft west of the central line of the intersection of Purchase Street. I think that was 210 Perch Street. >> Yes. >> Uh National Grid proposes to install an anchor and guy wire to the existing pole 90 uh3 at uh and Milford Mass. And there's also another um um permission he needs. You want to do it want to do that in one? >> Um you can. Yeah. >> Okay. And also uh permission that we approve uh permission to
020lay and maintain underground lateral cables and wires for the purpose of making connections with such poles and buildings for the distributing of uh purposes. >> I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> And that is unanimous. Thank you, Felix. Thank you. No one from the public. Andy, right? Thank you very much. >> Have a good night now, Felix. >> Good night now. >> Thank you, sir. >> You're welcome. >> Okay. We do not have any scheduled appointments. The next item would be the town administrator. >> We do not have a report tonight, Mr. Chairman. >> Very brief. >> Okay. >> And we do not have any old business. We're into new business. Uh the first item is Milford India Spice uh for a common victual license. Yeah, there is uh no one pretending uh for that.
021The one caveat I think um would be the board of health I believe is board of health issue. Um there is work that needs to be done uh gas and plumbing work at the property. Um so the board of health will need to make sure that work has been done and then sign off. The reason we did move it forward, board may not meet for another 3 weeks or so. We're pretty confident the work's going to get done. The license will stay in my office until the work is done until the board of health certifies that all is in order. So, we really wanted to give the people an opportunity to get >> done with the work business going. >> So, the motion we get a motion to approve the crime conviction license to be
022issued by the town administrator when it's appropriate to do so. >> I make I make that motion, Mr. Chair. >> We have a second. >> I would second that, Mr. Chair. >> And that is unanimous. The next item is uh town engineer discontinuence of the public ways street and portion of McGill Lane. >> Up sir or would you just like us to present it? >> Okay. >> Good evening. How are you? >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Just could I have your name please? >> Sure. Uh my name is Lloyd Curry. Um I am the treasurer for Massmach run Gun Club and um the reason for this is um I don't know if you have the copy of the plan that was submitted. >> Thank you. >> Yes. >> So if
023you look at the plan [Music] so the uh the purpose um is to give better security to to our club. Mhm. >> Um as you go up McGill Lane, McGill Lane pretty much terminates where you see um that um uh the line where Wales goes u horizontal. >> Mhm. >> So if you look on to to the right uh you'll see a cell tower. See the 49 495 is on to the right. I'm trying to give you orientation here. So Wales was cut off back in the 60s, late60s because of 495 went through. >> Okay. >> It's still Wales still exist on the other side off the purchase street. Um so Wales is actually that's almost like a cow path now. It's it's not maintained. It's just access basically to the cell tower which is
024on our property. So, so, so there's right now there's no homes there that are going to be affected if that's cut off where no plowing and and and what >> Well, we we plow it, right? So, we maintain it for your club >> for for the um based on our lease with a cell tower company. >> Okay. >> So, if they have to get up there to um do work on the tower, right? >> So, we maintain that, >> but it's only work. There's there's no residents there that are going to be affected by this at So if you look um that first actually both sides of that of that McGill Lane on the northern portion we own both sides. >> Okay. >> So those two big large parcels that's club property. >> Yeah. >>
025So we own roughly about 40 acres in Milford and 40 acres in Hington. >> Beautiful. >> So >> what's the distance in feet? >> Say again. >> The distance in feet of the of the remaining street >> um from the where we want to cut it off. So, if you look at um the design um there's going to be a hammerhead. So, if you're coming up McGill, there would be a hammerhead >> and that's that's that's not existing right now. That's the proposed bill that we would do. So, you would come up McGill if somebody because we the intent is to put a gate there to secure the property because we have people coming onto the property that are not members that are shooting there. So, we've had it happen. We got 19 cameras on
026the property >> and that we monitor and we have caught people that have been on the property that that should not be there. >> Sure. >> So that's one of the reasons we want to secure the property. Two, um the access to the cell tower. There's been a theft in in years past of copper on cell towers, >> right? >> As the price of copper has gone up, it's more of a attractive target right now. and plus illegal dumping um on the culdeac because we we we can't get cameras down there but um it's it it's wooded, heavily wooded. So somebody can come up there and it's happened. They come up there illegal dumping and then we have to go clean it up. So >> but so so that's that whales is actually town you
027know still a um you know a road >> on town on town documents. So, um, but it's not maintained by the So, during the winter, the town will come up, plow to our parking lot, turn around, go back down. They don't even touch that cuz it's you can't even tell it's there. >> It's It's so overgrown. You know, it's basically I said, >> it's not even being used as a road. >> Say again. >> It's not even being used as a road then. It's just >> No, there's no unless you're It was a road. Yeah. >> There's two reasons to go up there. Cell tower or you're lost. >> So, um there's there's no reason for anybody to go up there. Okay. So, good. So, the reason are those three that I pointed out and
028plus others um that we want to secure the property and we would put an arm gate um at where you see that on the drawing where that hammerhead is. We would put a gate there. It would be electronic and um so only members can get on the property and we would have cameras on that gate monitoring the activity >> and and that keep out the people who will are illegally entering your property. >> They wouldn't be able they would have to park and walk if they want to come onto the property. Right. But Floyd, you're not only looking to take care of the property, you you're looking to have the property go under the rod and gun club. >> Correct. >> Surrender it to you. >> Correct. >> Yeah. So, everything north of where you
029see the um that drawing where that hammerhead goes, everything north of that we would we would maintain. So, it's probably I don't know what the dimensions are. probably about 150 ft from the cut off point where we want to cut off to to the parking lot. We would maintain everything north of that and the town would uh come up and maintain everything south of that. So they would come up plow on that hammerhead then come back down and we would take everything north of that. >> So when you say north of it, you mean heading towards a cell tower? Uh well, if you look at the um on McGill Lane, um you see the drawing where they just the the um the um the hard mark the uh the highlighted um that area there. >>
030Yeah. >> So that would be the cut off point. >> Okay. So this this building one on McGill Lane, that's the rod gun. >> That's that's rotten gun. Yeah. That's further north. That's that's not even on migill. And that's the actual rod and gun club build. That's the original one. >> Correct. >> Right. Correct. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And there's a parking lot before that which is labeled. >> Correct. >> And then just just south of that that that's where that parking lot comes down to McGill Lane. That that's that's where Miguel pretty much ends where you see pole number seven. >> Pole number seven is a utility pole. That's the last pole in the property. >> Yeah. >> If I may, that this is only a first step in a process. >> Yeah. So
031any statutoily anybody can petition a town to discontinue a public way. The first step is the board of select is the select board. The next step is they have to write a letter to the planning board. They need to prepare an article for town meeting. So when this goes forward, there's going to have to be a much more definitive >> plan prepared uh to go to town meeting. Planning board will also make a recommendation as they always do uh at town meeting. So that's when it would get uh voted on. If it does get voted as approved, then an 81P plan is is >> Yeah. >> will be prepared and recorded. So this is how they would start this process generally, >> right? Thank you, Rick. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Thank you, Rick. Cuz
032the two >> they're not finally saying yes, it's going to happen, >> right? No, those were the two concerns I had was you're taking public land and >> just handing it to a private entity and then the other is I know the fire chief hammerhead you know ends just unnerve firefighters um as far as their access. I'm just raising a couple of issues that >> Yeah, I mean the you know we we've been working on this since I think last April. We tried to get it into the April um town meeting, but it was just wasn't enough time. >> Um so, but since then, we were working on it and we've been in contact, you know, with working with Liz Manini, the town engineer. >> Liz has reviewed this. Correct. >> And uh the fire
033chief and uh town surveyor and so forth and they pretty much all initially bought off on um on this as far as the plan's concerned. >> He had a couple of plans that were kind of in in the works. Uh there was a talk of a culde-sac. Um but there was no need for that. Um the fire department was uh was good with a hammerhead. >> I mean that I just from experience I know that's an issue that he generally raises. Um and probably in more residential areas um than this. >> We have no butter issues cuz we own both sides of the property. >> Yeah, there's no about I suppose it would be a butter list but there really is none. Then it's then it's just an issue of access on the move out
034of the fire department. >> They would crash the gate. >> Well, necessary. Yeah. >> Unfort you know um >> we're a situation. >> McGill Lane is the main driveway into going up going up the hill. That's that's the main the main access point. >> Yeah. and we're just looking to take a bit of that at the the northern portion and cut it off and then we would take care of everything north of that. >> Okay. >> Do I have a motion just to give them authority to move forward with the >> I'll make I'll make a motion, Mr. Chair, to have um Nitmunk I mean Maspan Rod and Glo uh to move forward with this to the planning board. >> I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> And that is unanimous. >> Okay. All right.
035Appreciate John. >> Thank you. >> Appreciate it. >> Take care of yourself. >> Okay. >> The next item is the Milford Special Olympics permit to obstruct the public way for an annual road race. >> I have no questions, Mr. Chair. I don't know if Michael does. >> I do not have any questions. I do not as well. >> National motion um motion to approve the um application from um Lauren Blanchard uh who's the transmission vocation uh coordinator at Milford High School uh to permit and obstruct their for their annual 5K road race uh and walk to benefit special Olympics to be held on Saturday, September 20th, 2025. >> I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> And that's unanimous. The next item is the Italian-American War Veterans Club, excuse me, for a one-day all alcohol license,
036the Mickey Ward fundraiser. Um motion to approve that application for a one-day all alcohol beverage license for the Italian vets veterans post 40 for the Milky for the Mickey War char uh charity bike run uh to be held uh Saturday, September 6, 2025. and his chairman Olaf and he usually does he would give an hour leeway at the opening uh from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. uh instead of 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. and um 11:00 p.m. instead of the uh 10:00 p.m. as uh put on this application. >> Do I have a second? >> Second that, Mr. Chairman. >> That is unanimous. The next item is the trustees of Vernon Grove Cemetery request for funds from fund 8243 Vernon/Avis Pond Expendable Trust. >> You have another per um permit to obstruct from the Italian-American
037Veterans. >> Okay. I >> Yeah, there was F5 F5 then. Okay. >> Okay. A motion, Mr. the chair to approve the application to obstruct for that same um uh Mickey Ward charity bike run to be held >> I haven't done that in the past and in talking with the chief it's either way he's fine with it so >> and and that'll cover the areas that were described in the um application >> second I'd second that Mr. That's unanimous. >> And now the trustees of Vern and Gro Cemetery request for funds from 8243 Burnon/Avis Pond Expendable Trust. [Music] Yeah, they're going to release um I think they're going to just buy uh two repurchase two unused graves that are probably needed more than ever. So um I don't have any problem with that at all. I
038I'll approve this re request. I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> That is unanimous. >> Next item is the Milford Cultural Council appointment. looking to appoint um Kayn Gro Groen, excuse me, y >> to the Milford Cultural Council. >> Yeah, Mr. Chair, where is this is also a a request by um the chair of the um Milford Cultural Council. Um and I believe more um and from other board members, I would make a motion that they that we appoint uh Caitlyn Grogan to the Milford uh cultural council. >> I would second that. Mr. Chairman, >> and that is unanimous. Next item is town administrator recommendation uh the town planner. >> Yes, we did advertise um in a number of places, town website, Indeed, American Planning Association. We received 13 applications. Um, I asked HR director
039Kristen Melpinñano, uh, Concom uh, chair Joe Zakilli and planning board member, longtime planning board member Joseph Caljone to assist me in one uh, looking at the applications and then two doing actual uh, interviews. Uh, we did interview four different um, prospective applicants. U, our recommendation or my recommendation is that we appoint uh, Matthew Benoy. He recently worked for the town of Douglas as the director of community development. He's done project management, community engagement. He's proficient in procurement and importantly in grant writing. Uh he's worked with Auburn as an energy manager, town planner, and an land use enforcement officer. He has a bachelor of science degree in regional planning. He earned his GIS certificate in December of 2005. If the recommendation is approved, we request that he be placed at grade 12 step two under article
0402 with a starting annual salary of $111,510. It would be contingent upon personnel board approval. Um if the board does approve, uh I would like him to begin work on Monday, August 4th, 2025. This would allow uh a two to three to four week overlap with the current town planner. uh allow him to attend a meeting with the current town planner of the planning board. Um and we do have the budget for it given that he's starting at less than the current town planner. Um so that's the recommendation. I think we included his uh resume and cover letter for you. Um again, we're going to miss Larry. His knowledge probably is irreplaceable. Um but uh we think Matt could step in and do the job. motion. Yeah, m Mr. Chair, I after reviewing the application
041in the um uh letter of intent from Mr. Bonoy, I feel like he's a good municipal planning experience, technical credentials um as well as um um the uh ability to work with other town departments. Uh I think and hope he'd be a good choice. And um uh I recommend that uh we um uh approve his um hiring uh for grade 12 step two under article 2 with the starting salary of $111,510 uh contingent upon approval of the um personnel board uh as in his uh if if that's okay, he'll be starting on August 4th, 2025. >> He's got some real credentials, right? Mhm. Yeah, we're looking forward to see and um and uh both Joe Zilly and Joe Caljone thought that their respective boards could work well with him. >> I would gladly second that.
042>> And that's unanimous. And Rick, if you could just thank uh Joe Zakil and >> absolutely Joe Calion for the willingness to participate in helping us make that selection. >> Very good. Next item is uh from the police chief uh Robbie Tino requesting an autistic child sign be uh placed on Louie Avenue. [Applause] Yeah, I reviewed the letter, Mr. Chair, too from the mom um and also Chief Tazino's uh approval too. So, I move that the select board approve the installation of an autism awareness sign on Lubby Avenue at the request of the resident seeking increased roadway safety for her child who is autistic and the sign will be subject to coordination from the U Milford Highway Department. >> I second that, Mr. Chairman. >> And that is unanimous. Um, invitation to speak. There is
043no one in the audience. Is there anyone online? >> No. >> One last item. Did we miss? >> I didn't. Did I miss it, Rick? >> Oh, no. Actually, I missed it on the agenda. >> Okay, we have St. Mary's Parish. >> Yeah. >> Um a permit to obstruct a motion, Mr. Chair, uh to approve the uh motion to obstruct uh for St. Mary's parish for a religious uh procession uh for the whole year on Friday, August 15th, 2025 at 6:30 in the procession will leave St. Mary's Church and proceed to Sacred Heart Church. >> And I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> That is unanimous. Uh correspondence. I do not have any um either of you gentlemen. >> No, I don't. Mr. Chairman, >> I do not Mr. Chairman. >> Rick, anything? >> No,
044I do not. Okay, >> Mr. chair. Um, we had our executive session earlier today from 4 to 6:00 p.m. So, we will not be going back into executive session. I have a motion to adjurnn. >> Motion to adjurnn, Mr. Chairman. Thank you. >> And I would second that, Mr. Chairman. >> And that is unanimous. Good evening and thank you very much for tuning in. Um, if you have any questions, feel free to give the town administrator a call. And we thank you very much for your uh participation out of here. Good night. Good night. Good night.