public comment. We'll move on to the consent agenda. We're going to pull out the fourth item on the consent agenda, which is the new teacher contract, and we'll take that up after the executive session tonight. There have been a couple of additions, which are new teacher contracts that will be the addition for. Is there a motion to approve the consent agenda minus the new teacher contract and with the new teacher hires? Motion to approve the consent agenda with the additions mentioned by Bridget just now. And minus the contract negotiations. Second? Second. Any opposed? Because we approved the tax anticipation note, we need five signatures on that. I'm just going to be passed around here. Apologize to the three separate pages. Oh, three pages? So when it comes to you could sign in. Okay. Learning focus. Oh wait, actually before we get to that, which is appropriate because we're going to turn it over to Emma and Hope. I did want to say that this is our last regular school board meeting of the school year, which means it's the last time that we'll be joined by two of our favorite graduating seniors, Emma and Adam, who's been with us for years. So we wish you guys all the very, very best. Thank you very much and thank you for all the service that you've done for board. Anyone else want to say something? Thank you. Congratulations. Yeah, I second that. Thank you too so much. So we're just going to format it with celebrations and concerns. I can start. So we recently had the Empower Vermont Festival in this very courtyard and it was sponsored by MHS Club Action and the proceeds went to the sexual assault crisis team of Washington County and we wanted to give back to a more like local group and we felt it was really befitting of the name Empower Vermont and we had music and some speeches and Emma was also there and so I know that she had a really good time and people tabling and yeah it was just a good way to bring the student body together a bit. And also can I just add that the students that worked on the Empower Vermont Festival worked so hard and it was a small group of students and I thought it was like so much fun so congrats to them. Oh and so the end of string sports is officially tomorrow I think and that's ending with the finals games which both our varsity ultimate teams are participating in here so that's really exciting. Emma is on the girls ultimate team. She's a star. And also all of our other teams have done really well this year in spring sports so yeah just congratulations to them as well. I heard you had a pep rally for spring sports. Yes we did. That was the next item actually. So it sort of took so much effort to plan it but I know that some members of student council worked like really really hard to try and organize the pep rally and it was outside and it was by the track and I know that our school doesn't our school had a pep rally this past year and it was pretty small and so it was short and so I know that like we're really trying to build up our school spirit as a way to just bring the student body together a little bit more and get them out for games and just like make them feel proud of going to MHS and so we had a relay race and tug of war between faculty and staff and students which was really interesting and I had fun, Emma had fun, everyone else seemed like they were having fun so I'll just say that. Yeah it went really well and we even decorated the hallways a bit for it. Yeah and today was senior day of service. That was a lot of fun. I know that some people got injured here and there. Just me, it was just me. But we cleaned up the basement of elementary school. I haven't been there in a long time. That was really fun. I know the custodial staff there, I just have so much respect for everything that they do. That was a lot of work and they were there like loading up the trailer and running to wherever they're taking all of that stuff so that was awesome to see. And the fire was crackling and pizza was baking and it was great. And tomorrow after school something that, it's a partnership between I think it's community based learning and some of the classes at MHS and the Vermont Folklife Center and another organization, I forget the name but it's called the Blueprints Project and I'm part of it and I'm one of the only not sophomores who's a part of it because it's mostly sophomore classes and then orchestra which I'm a part of and we basically had to schedule a 30 minute interview with someone in the community and it was more of a casual sort of interview in which we would just choose a topic we wanted to talk to them about and then just sort of connect with community members and I was able to interview the legislator that I interned with, Molly Burke and it was really, it was just really nice to be able to connect with her on her upbringing and her career and after we had those interviews we turned, we sort of turned them into art and it was based on what class you were in and I know some people made maps sort of like their art project was maps and for me and for orchestra students and some other students we had to make a song on garage band so we had to make music and so the exhibition for that will be tomorrow night at five I believe I'm not entirely sure but it's tomorrow night and it'll be in the library and I think the squires room so that's exciting you're on the art walk, you're in the book on the art walk for tomorrow so you know the art walk so you go to various places and you're on the mainland oh that's really cool oh the blueprints I didn't, okay cool I think that's on MomPillier Alive's website right I didn't know that you're there we are there good to know okay so we just have a few concerns I'll just talk about some middle school concerns that I've run into during play mentoring so I don't have any hard data to like present to you I don't have any like surveys or anything so I can't say that this is like a shared experience but I do know that there's some concern about the middle school bathrooms that the gender neutral bathrooms took only the girls bathrooms and that the boys bathrooms are all still like where they used to be and everything and if a girl say feels uncomfortable going into a gender neutral bathroom which is, which might happen then she would have to walk to wherever that is in the school and that reminds me of something that Michelle said a long time ago at another meeting about a concern that a parent I think had about that and yeah and a student brought that up with me so there's that and also at the beginning of this year there's some resistance against the dress code at the middle school with the, I think it's there's some critiques about how it targets the female students or female identifying students more heavily than the male identifying students whether that's with like their skirt length or their spaghetti straps stuff like that and basically I think it would be really great to have some MSMS students come to a school board meeting and talk about that because it seems like something that they really care about in fact they even started a petition that got a lot of support to change the dress code but they ended up not presenting it to the administration so yeah and then moving on to Montpelier High School do you want to talk about this? I know that some recent freshmen I think they brought it up to Emma or something or how would, yeah some freshmen who had just recently been through the health class at MHS had some concerns about it and I think their concerns that I share and Emma might share just in that it's hard to explain I just think it needs a lot of work and I think Emma can talk a bit more about that yeah what we discussed so one of the places that I talked about this I talked about this with club action actually which is an activism club so that's yeah basically they were concerned about the curriculum not being adequate just especially in terms of sex education and inclusivity and like equity around gender identities and sexual orientations which is stuff that we have discussed on the board I believe and so I'm just kind of like echoing that because students seem to want to prioritize that or they want the school board to prioritize that I feel like it's been, there's sort of a general consensus that if there is a class at MHS that needs improvement it's health just from people who've been through it years ago and are people who just went through it like the freshmen and just to add like when I went through it my main two concerns were sort of inclusivity in terms of different identities that are represented and have to be educated in that space and also sex education and I think it's lacking from what we have right now room for improvement so yeah any questions are welcome any questions for this guest? no questions but we did spend I want to say an hour at the last meeting hearing from a couple of parents and Mike McGrath and the other Mike I don't know I don't want to over, isn't Mike working on the health curriculum now? the curriculum director is working on it our next meeting is about health too, isn't it? is it our retreat? retreat? has a... no no? I thought that was one of the things we were doing one of the actions that came out of the admin's talk after last board meeting is that one of the things we'd like to do is do what health index that we have and that's a much longer process so we're looking into how do we start that and who do we need to do that with us and all that kind of thing we were talking about an asset map to show which is going to do that it does the same thing except it's already a published document it goes further into what we would probably do just brainstorming you know what I mean? yeah so yeah, that's what we're onto we just need a little time to gather it what is an asset map and a health index? so an asset map is so a lot of times in community development people talk about communities needs and an asset map is a different way of approaching a community problem where you start with what do we have what are our strengths, what are our assets what are the resources that we currently have available and not necessarily within an institution but surrounding an institution so a community, what are the community's assets and in that process oftentimes when it's used as a community development you realize oh we have all these resources but we're only engaging this resource and this resource here but we could be engaging all of these resources or oh there's a gap here this is where we really have a need kind of thing that helps decision makers and implementers and communities address challenges you can also help you sometimes focus the community's efforts on real problems versus perceived problems if you can map it out because we might be putting tons of resources into an anti-smoking program and if we did an asset map we would be like hey, we're the school in the state with the fewest smoking kids maybe we should put our efforts somewhere else yeah, not into our strengths what we have is from the CDC the Centers for Disease Control Prevention and the School of Health at NEX and it's a self-assessment and planning guide so it will take us through a process so right now it's a little packed with to-dos so this is marked for summer work but Mike Barry said is working on the health curriculum for K-12 it's on the docket so what Mike said to me after the board meeting was we don't have a reading curriculum we don't have a writing curriculum we don't have a math curriculum like it's on the docket to work on and he's meeting with teachers and we have a lot of curriculum work to do it's not a butt, it's an actual hand we have a lot of work to do in that area because we have very little especially in the K-4 spectrum on the middle school bathrooms there is a big bathroom renovation project going on this summer, right? yes but that will mean more gender neutral bathrooms I think, right? yes I don't know specifically which bathrooms they're concerned with but I think that and you're right on one of the floors I think what they did is they left the boys and they turned the girls into a gender neutral that's the one by the gym that was getting renovated to an all-gender neutral as well as on the ground floor but there will also be an individual stall available but one of the things that Pam had said at a previous meeting and I just want to confirm this with you Andrew while you're here is that there still will be for those students female identifying male identifying who wish to use a female or male restroom those will still be available, correct? not on that floor so on one floor it will be all gender neutral there will be a single stall I mean a single bathroom correct so they can go into the single bathroom I don't know the individual I don't know the building is well enough but there's an individual room down the hallway kind of thing that I can't, I don't have a plan in front of me the way that they'll be set up is the the restrooms will be a large restroom you'll actually go through a solid door so you'll enter into the room there will be a row of sinks common area of sinks and then you actually go through a solid wood door into a toilet stall but it's more of a room the walls go up to about eight feet, seven and a half feet and then so those will be all individual we have accessible solid, free-standing room that will be gender identified will there be gender identifiable bathrooms still at the school there may be one or two but not as the common the used ones and the only reason I say that is there may be in a library a small restroom tucked off to the side when I think of the sort of main restrooms that will be used to ensure I have to pull out the plans and double check that I've heard those same concerns from some parents and their kids too mainly actually and this is all anecdotal it's just been the parents of some girls who feel uncomfortable going into a gender neutral setting at the middle school I have to say as a woman who often has to wait in long lines for waiting for a women's room to open up I find it a little my whole life the idea that somehow I'm going to lose even more stalls to boys who want to use a gender neutral bathroom a little bit of a lack of planning if anything women need more bathroom space than men do so that the women's room is the one that was taken up to become the gender neutral women they're all there there's one on a floor I don't know how many years ago that happened I think it probably happened three or four years ago okay this is a decision that's made before this school year yeah okay it's because of the urinals too I understand there will be some individual bathrooms that are around the school thank you alright the next issue on the agenda is the discussion of the mudlot we have Grant Geisler and Andrew LaRosa joining us business manager and facilities director to talk about the mudlot no it's okay it's okay thank you thank you so good evening so this is both of us because it's a two-part thing but I'm technically asking for a fund balance adjustment so I'm asking for a motion eventually to increase the committed fund balance to $664 or $115 in 7 cents that is an increase of $350,000 that $350,000 is what I would like to commit and set aside for a project to actually replace the mudlot with an actual paved parking lot and it could be either one of you just like a 60 second explanation for the public about what the mudlot refers to as you're pulling into the high school kind of on the outside of where the auditorium is there's a kind of a parking lot but it's not paved it's just dirt, some gravel we call it the mudlot because in a lot of seasons that's what it is so it's used a lot for overflow it's also used right now for the bank the VSECU uses it for their overflow parking it's been a discussion for a long time that that is an eyesore needs to be paved and look nice for a while we were in discussions with the VSECU because they were thinking about making it a capital project that they would pay for and it would be this long term agreement would have to work out because it's our property that they would be doing this project and so that would give them the ability to use it for several years for free but they VSECU delayed their project and now it's sounding less and less like they're really going to move forward and I think they've got other priorities perhaps the parking lot's been expensive than they anticipated so right now there is no plan for VSECU to do a parking lot project anymore so we could just keep waiting but it's been something that's needed attention for a long time so I was looking to set aside $350,000 in your board back there were a couple of kind of drawings one was a couple of pictures of the mud lot what it looks like now you all have seen it and you know what it's like the second kind of diagram was this big parking lot that was initially planned that would take up almost all that green space we're not talking about doing that the last page was kind of what VSECU was considering which is basically paving the same kind of footprint as the mud lot not encroaching on the green fields that's more like what we're talking about doing but I'm not here to tell you that we have a plan set in place we need to figure out what we're going to do it will probably be more like the VSEC VSECU plan but but we still have to go through some of the details and figure that out but the reason why I'd like to commit money now is in order to do that work we're going to need some design and engineering money to start figuring out exactly what this is going to look like so if we set that money on the site it would be available we could have some C money to start with planning development of it and then at some point you will all get more information about what we actually plan to do when that time comes so like I said for now I was just looking for a motion to increase the committed fund balance we still have over 2.4% of our budget is fund balance uncommitted fund balance I've talked to a few of you especially on the finance committee that I anticipate this year we're going to add to the fund balance as a result of how we finish up our 19 so I think we're in good shape this makes a lot of sense to me but obviously we've expressed my love so if you have questions about the law itself I'm sure Andrew will be pleased to start with you do we want to hear from Andrew? I think Grant we'll do the questions I'll look at that I'm just going to recuse myself from the conversation because friends of the Winnowski where I work is working with the district on the stormwater management of this lot so that gets into a question that I had which is we're adding impervious surface to an area by a waterway that goes into Lake Champlain do you want me to answer? yeah so I was like how are you I'll take the burden here I think that by most consideration that would be considered impervious surface we've been driving on it and impacting it for the last and if it was 10 years ago I would have absolutely said there's no one in the state that would call that impervious as I get the understanding they're loosened up a little bit but still I think on first blush people would say you've been driving on it for five years that's impervious now I also understand that the state is also more flexible about regenerating it used to be once it was impervious it was never going to not be considered that but my understanding is that now you could actually fluff the soil back up and turn it back into impervious surface but you have stuff driving on it so what is the need for this because we have parking lots all around the school what is the need for this lot you know when I go by in the day seems like a lot of folks who are doing construction are using it right now but I don't necessarily see that lot totally full regularly but this is anecdotal so that's why I'm asking I would say that and we haven't done a formal study of this but anecdotal talking with folks that last time I talked with Steve Avery he said he had about 8 folks from the credit union were parking over there on a regular basis so on any given day there's probably 20 people parked out there when construction is not happening about 8 of those are probably credit union folks the number of students and faculty is very small 4, 5, 6 maybe the balance are people using the bike now or using the green space so we're talking about $350,000 plus ongoing maintenance and repair over time not that we don't have maintenance and repair right now for potentially 12 people who may or may not be using the school I do see our schools as a public asset but also there are state there's a state law department of labor that generally has quite a bit of spaces there's also a rec field area that is right near right near where the bike path is so it seems like VSEU they're using about 40% of those spaces do they pay us anything they pay us not all for you yeah it's a very small amount something like that but that's based on that it's a large lot and I do there are times when there is no parking out here in the paves lots I can attest to that myself because I've come to work if I leave and come back there are new spots so there is a need and I wonder about as we get more high school students from Rocksbury if we're going to end up having even more students driving yeah right now it's not an urgent need but we're also not talking about putting a parking lot out here with 100 spaces we're talking about maybe 40 spaces so it's not adding a lot of parking spaces but one way or another something needs to be done with that it's the first thing you see in your program and it's atrocious well I was going to say it's actually used quite a bit on weekends of various things so if we're not going to pay this let's put grass on it and prevent people from driving on it it sort of has to go one or the other because it's so ugly I certainly like the green space approach when I look at these drawings my question is with regard to the $350,000 parking lot absolutely if we put trees if we had another recreational field there, had walkways that weren't muddy in the winter or spring or fall we've talked about that piece because when the credit union pulled out the three of us were sitting in my office it happened to be a day that that lot was closed because it's closed for several months of the year because of ice or mud one of the two and we couldn't find parking there are multiple people coming to the high school that couldn't find parking because all the parking spots especially in the winter when the snow piles and you lose additional parking you can't drive there at least we did this year I don't know if that's always a common thing because of how it's planted we're in parallel park and so it may have been that we went in this direction because on that day multiple people were complaining about no parking but that day is common do we do anything to encourage carpooling at the state level for example they have the go commuter challenge and restaurants and stores and things like that if you commute we probably don't do anything like that to cut down on the number of others to do this No, and do you like to make that like you like to add that on too that's going to be difficult that's going to be difficult so I will tell you that even if we something needs to be done whatever we do is not going to be cheap if you say it's truly in that grass field that's still going to be probably well over $100,000 just because we have to get everything out of there all the issues you have with the urban soils and it's still and they're not beyond $100,000 it would still be a sizable amount of money to convert it back to green we're not just going to put a chain up in grass as well but I would agree with Grant that to make it look good. We'll have to go in there we'll have to scrape six inches of soil off and we'll probably have to go up to Coventry and we'll get some topsoil and I'll get a couple trees up there but I'm thinking it's not we're not going to just pull it out of our pockets but it's going to be probably closer to the $30,000 range if we do decide we've got this green space and we've got new sculpture going out front and we want to do a few other things that scope can grow or shrink I don't know if you answered this question because we didn't dive into the green space idea very much but would you still have to have a fire lane? we would still have a fire lane, that's true too so we would have to construct if we wanted that to be green could you have a walkway that connects the school to the path there that was large enough we've talked about that my concern with that is that field gets used for smart baseball and stuff like that once you put a strip of asphalt through or a strip of concrete through it will ruin your field but if we were going to do with some sort of engineered grass path for the fire lane it would be easy enough to do that sort of treatment at least for the first 50 feet into the site for traffic less in a little bit people start to come in different directions that's a good point that some sort of structural grass out there structural system underneath the grass would be a good idea to help make that path a little more sturdy my 5000 foot perspective is I'm sympathetic to folks who are looking for parking spaces and have things to do throughout the day and come in the middle of the day working here and our students but I definitely do think in this age of climate change when the state's actively seeking to reduce its carbon footprint and transportation and heating are major areas I just kind of question if we have $350,000 if spending it on a parking lot is the best use of that money going to something projects at the middle school that we've heard require a lot of attention and those types of matters so that's my general thought I don't want to take up too much time from everybody else because I have questions over there we'll just ask a quick clarifying question so when the credit union had their engineers come up with this plan, this study what was the price tag? it was about $300,000 in construction and I think the engineering fees were going to be around $25 reduced it up a little bit for permitting and things of that nature as part of the overall storm water we had to get a little more creative than what they originally budgeted on the back of an apple but $350 could get us that something close to it and the other thing is the credit union pays us a very nominal fee now when they were debating doing this project because they were going to pay for capital expense they were going to use it for free for years until $300,000 was kind of equaled out but if we do this ourselves and they still want to use that parking we would significantly increase the amount that we charge for parking to recoup some of that money what's the average for a parking spot? well a winter spot in Monterey was about $100 a month so if you do the $12 and you're talking $1,200 that's a 24-hour spice it gets $350 it's not going to be less than that but we would be raising it from them and I would assume they would still want to use it I talked to Steve and they said that I didn't want to catch them watching it on TV that we were taking their parking spot away in there the idea of renting spaces from them and you can see this perfectly so one concern that we have to think about if there's consideration of not having to be a parking lot is that that's actually removing parking spots from Monterey which I think is a problem I'm sorry I didn't hear that if we decided to transform it into green space that's effectively removing parking spaces from downtown Monterey that are currently being used including by downtown employees so it's just going to add to the parking crunch and I take Andrew's point that maybe that's not our financial responsibility but it is not going to be popular to remove while we're building a huge parking garage downtown nice and we are and like I said what we're considering is that we would put painting pretty much on the space that is currently among lots so we're not talking about adding spaces we're not adding a parking lot we're taking something that's a muddy lot in an eyesore and creating a true parking lot with lines that isn't going to be an eyesore but I mean if you want to go in a different direction you can certainly do that but I just think we need to set aside some money and do something I was going to ask having heard all that for a little more data in other words where's the proof that we need it except on the day you talked about it I mean what's the do we have any data that says we actually do need this or we're in trouble how would we get that and so I'm a little hesitant with Andrew to put this money into a parking lot that the credit union is going to use well I think we need to pay for it though even so although I'm absolutely all for doing something I meant so yes I think we need some money to do something but I'm wishing now I knew a little bit more about do we really think we need that parking or could we do great space and could we find that I think you consider when it's mud and ice which I from my short time this year here that has been at least two months if not three full time periods we lose in it's snowback time right we lose approximately 40 to 50 parking spots so that means our employees can't park here for the most part not everybody can fit with students and with the employees and if we have district days there's not a chance that all of our employees can park here so if that's you know it's available is that important or not that is absolutely available is parking spots a right it's hard to collect data because we don't assign parking spots so there's a period in the winter this three month period where it can't be used essentially spring winter yeah and there are other spots that can't be used because of how they cloud the parking and maybe that can be fixed I don't know to be blunt we will not build our way out of a parking problem we will be here in five years if we build a parking lot out there we'll be here in five years saying there's no parking because people will who otherwise might not park in the park in the mud lot will say hey there's a new parking spot I'm going to park there to use the bike path or use whatever and it's we don't have a lot of control over our parking lot we've got probably six cars that show up to eight cars that show up on any given school day and get mad at us if they don't have a parking spot no so it's not an easy topic because it's funny a lot of cities now when you build a hotel and I think Burlington is gone this way they don't have parking requirements because they know no matter what you do so they make it so tough that people will be forced to carpool because they know they can't find a parking spot so that doesn't make the conversation any easier this isn't making any easier but if we knew that we had 20 public folks on a nice sunny day like today 10 of them going for a walk there or using the bike path or playing pickleball that's 20 spots but for those 20 spots what do we do about those so there's no decal there is an intro I don't think you guys don't we can certainly make a more stringent parking piece for next school year to be able to collect data because we don't currently right somebody would have to do that which is fine we can make that happen it's an automated system you could use like a laser system of sorts probably a laser system or maybe maybe I mean our state forest and parks service uses that on trailheads for example to count people and there are parking facilities that use similar automated systems I don't know I know in S6G at the high school in S6 they have parking permits and they actually charge people for the parking permits because they have to print them out they have to maintain a roster linking that to the cars so they know whether it's legit we had two part-time parking lock tendons and we would go out there and check and call tow trucks and have people tow away and it was super fun I see those community relationship designs so backing up again just a touch here Andrew in the past you've talked about putting together a capital plan because we now have capital funding where does this fall on the priorities of the capital plan it doesn't I wouldn't want to take anything off that capital plan is infrastructure stuff that's needed that's been perhaps deferred and we've built that and we didn't have this in the plan because we thought it was going to be done before this and so to your point about priority we didn't see this as wow this is a higher priority than what we've already got on our capital plan and this amount is more than a full year of our capital plan so we would defer a year and a third worth of requirements if we were to squeeze in to the capital plan no that's not what I'm suggesting I was saying we could use this for those capital plan projects is what I was thinking you mean if we didn't put a parking lot in because we do have a capital plan that's why 20 is 260,000 it's projected to go up maybe 5 or 10,000 dollars each year we just started this as a first year we voted for the capital plan we did have a capital plan we had a fund project in FY19 as well so we do have an ongoing capital fund that we've started building that we're tweaking and this was kind of a late to the party and we didn't see it as being important enough to open any of those up list of capital funds I wasn't suggesting that what I was thinking is if we have $350,000 that we want to spend on capital construction have we considered where this falls in the priorities of our capital plan um that's a question I probably should be asking you guys it's a question yeah I mean I look at the spaces around the middle school and think that could be a priority for outdoor space like Trump having a parking lot repairs at the middle school like basketball court and all that that's a next year's capital plan but if you bumped it up a year that's the next year okay how much would it cost to get two plans you said this wasn't our plan this was their plan and how much would it cost to get a plan for a parking lot but also to get a plan for a green space this is going to cost more than I like I know it already but to get those two plans we say we have to do something right one thing or another how much would it cost to get those two and then for the board to continue this discussion about which of those to do um it would not it would not take a lot um I guess my question would be would that information help make the decision that's a good question because it sounds like you're pretty clear that the parking is about 350,000 and the green space is significantly and again those the more money you spend to find out what you want to do the better the number you can get the better you can understand it I could have a I could call up a civil engineer tomorrow and say we got 8,000 square feet and we want to scrape I could talk to ECI tomorrow during our construction meeting and say put down topsoil and grass seed what's that going to cost us and we need to have a number 4 supply in the afternoon and nice trees and nice trees and a fire lane and you know the back of the envelope stuff can be generated but if it was $200,000 if the differential was $200,000 would that change people's minds because that isn't what we've been talking about particularly about the money and it's on their way since the credit union is such an integral part to this whole discussion you said anecdotally Steve has mentioned to you that yes they'll be interested in the future and continue to use the spaces and they would probably pay more have we thought about having a conformal lease that they're willing to commit 10 years of paying this amount we have an agreement with them now that we'll have to discontinue and then we would have to create a new one and then there is a I don't know if there's a binding agreement already we were looking at adjusting that if they were to do the projects so we could get that out of writing but then that kind of fell through so what we would have to do is we would have to notify them we would want to discontinue the agreement it's in place because there's a termination amount so our termination period of time and we would do that and then we would do the project and then we would do a new agreement with them and that decision to let them know is November 1st they're about 60 days but by November 1st we need to if we are going to change our agreement with them we need to let them know ideally sooner than that so I think I need to get a sort of sense of the board because this discussion started with an ask for a specific action and I'm hearing a lot of interest in more information or more time so does anyone want to make a motion for the commitment for the amount for the parking lot does anyone want to voice support for putting this off what I'm hearing is that we'd like to continue this discussion with a little bit more specifics around the options maybe some more specifics from the credit union maybe everyone has a little bit more time to think about it so pretend I'm sitting over there with Andrew and Grant just timing wise Grant that friends of Buminooski has to do design, stormwater treatment on the campus the designs have to be final by early August which means engineers need to know what they're designing well before early August and right now this is if this is going to be paved this is definitely a priority for design if it's going to be turned into green space it's a whole other kettle of fish but it would be if the board doesn't make a decision you can not make a decision and that is fine I understand that but if you don't then we will have to shift those resources elsewhere and this is with regard to stormwater projects at Von Kilder High School and what you're saying is adding a parking lot like this would incorporate the design of that stormwater system this into that so we have funding to design three interventions there are 13 opportunities identified on the campus but if this is going to be paved it's obviously a major opportunity so what do you view as the timeline for when the board needs to make it if I if you had said one way or the other I would have gone out and did an RFP got some proposals had some preliminary meetings by September to kind of get a sense of where we're heading to get the engineers to go we want to be out to bid by January to get our best prices because we probably bundle this with the work that means green middle so it needs to be it needs to be soon needs to be within the next six weeks at least May 4 my general thought on this is not one of indecision my general thought is I'd love to see us try to optimize the space that we have the SECU and their eight cars I don't think that that should be a major factor in this decision and I think we should consider how could we take $350,000 and apply some of it here to create outdoor opportunities for our students and community and take the rest of that money to enhance educational and recreational opportunities for our students whether through capital construction projects or otherwise that's my general sentiment on this but I understand this is a board decision and I'm just one component of that I just have a question are you saying such as the need as money? No, that's not what I'm saying is use some of the money to turn this into green space that can be used for any number of recreational opportunities by students, by the community and take most of this money and apply it to an area of need for our students I was not coming here just to be clear I was not coming here trying to find out if you'd be willing to give up all your fund balance this was just for this project I think it's great to have fund balance it bails us out a lot so I was not looking for ideas on how we can use up our fund balance just to be clear the $350,000 if that's not what you want to do that's fine but we would need a consensus with green space or are we going with paved once we know the answer to that we can come back and tell you this is what we need from fund balance and try to make that happen so to be clear the question before the board would not be what to do with the money if it weren't spent on it the question is parking lot I understand that's the media question but I get ready just to be clear I appreciate it but you might be able to answer given the wintertime problem with parking I'd be willing to spend some money to move the snow and I say that laughingly but the senior center is a good example of the fact that they plow the snow to the back of the lot and you lose a whole bunch of parking spaces and the issue is moving the snow that now takes up the parking spaces to somewhere else $350,000 is what I'm thinking could we solve the parking problem in another manner I don't know that you could say to me no this is my first year with regards to the snow management but I won't say anecdotally but according to talking with Tom Allen I think the snow management was not optimum this year I think it has been better in the past I think we've lost up to 68 spots as well as whether it was snow storms how could each other or something it was a bad year for snow management that we would certainly be more conscious of next year that's like 75% of the spots that the SCCU isn't the same I tend to go with Andrew and do a green space not do nothing but then figure out the snow and do it better before us though what decision we're going to make on the $350,000 proposal for paving the parking lot that's currently being used as a midlaw and this wasn't a consent agenda item this was just something that I was suggesting you would make as a motion so we could change the proposal on the flight I mean if the consensus is green space then I could say well I'm about increasing the fund balance by $50,000 to $364 that would allow us to go down that path and it might be enough it might even be more because you know what happens if we don't use all the money I come back and say I'm going to give it back to the fund balance because we need it all so if you said $50,000 and then we want a green space we could start watching down that road see how far we get and for some reason $50,000 isn't enough I could come back and ask for more if $50,000 is too much I would give it back when the project is done and say hey it only costs us $35,000 so I'm asking you to put $15,000 back into uncommitted fund balance which I've done in the past with the projects my reservation has said it's a lot of money for not really knowing what else might be on your list of priorities and it's just being kind of sprung on me tonight I don't know the parking lot and the decision on tonight it's hard to prioritize it's hard it's very hard and then we were ready in our hands with the credit we've been doing so much at least in my hand so I know this is a bit of a surprise I just and to me this was the kind of the lazy way out to me instead of trying to figure out what fell into priorities because we already looked at all those priorities instead of trying to squeeze in there and see where the dominoes all fall the idea was well we've got the fund balance we can just not mess with priorities at all just take care of it out of the fund balance no file but $350 is a big number and if we wanted to do green space I will tell you there are times when there's no parking we don't have basketball games music store all the time plays or performances but like Andrew said if you build it's like storage if you build more you never have enough so I'm not advocating one way or another but I am advocating that we decide if that makes any sense I would encourage the board to think about what we talked about earlier Andrew pointed out that we need to take something away from the community that they view as theirs which I would argue that that's something I bet this parking lot would be fall under that yeah will you have a major we care about it for sure yeah a major challenge with the community and again and I'm kind of with these guys I just want something done with it because I don't like that I would say that I'm a little bit concerned about the six of us that are here well I was on the 5% deciding tonight but there's not going to be parking there anymore yeah I agree so although we have a full schedule on the retreat we do have a retreat in two weeks so we have a chance to warn this one issue to make the final decision and it sounds like that works with the time frame June 19 do you get a final decision one way or the other I get in that time period mark up a drawing and get it to the ECI that was very awful and it won't be anything you're going to want you know Grant's going to come back he's going to add 30% to it and say if we're over we'll give the money back but I think we can get you at least a better sense of that because if I'm totally wrong and the number comes back at 250 that might change people's minds if it comes back at 50 it may change some minds I think that information is important I also think the opportunity for interested people to weigh in in between now and then putting out the fact that this is under consideration we're ending that as a parking area we shouldn't hear from the people cut strong opinions both ways I think we should have some opportunity for those to be aired and then we'll make the decision I think though that it would be what we're talking about here what is under consideration is not to leave the mud lot what is under consideration is to turn this into green space that can be used for recreational purposes by students, by the community or to do a hybrid where you have recreational space and you have a 40 car parking lot roughly and those are the two options that we're considering we're not considering doing nothing at all that's my understanding okay we're putting this off one last piece that they are concerned about the larger parking lot but there is a safety issue you have public parking on your property that you can't really see we're hoping to get a camera out there but you've got what do you mean you can't see most people when they're coming into the parking lot the majority of our parking goes past the high school administrative office there's a lot of passive eyes out there we kind of look out there that was one of the issues that was raised when it was a larger it's less of an issue when it's smaller but it's still an issue you've got a public coming in using your lot and you don't have much supervision of it and you don't know what's going on the other things we were warned about it's too much vegetation from the police chief because they can't see from that and provides hiding spots so fruit trees that are separated kind of like on the state house law put the top say it over I did want to say to the both of you this was a logical conclusion from where we had been before so thank you for doing this it's just that before we thought somebody else was going to come in pay for it and they wanted it we never really had this discussion before it's not your fault I'd love to see a picture of what that was the first year it was put in because I can guarantee it was 20 feet shallower than it is now and every day it creeps further and further so if we don't do something it's a whole lot of fun so I appreciate your time I'm sorry to spring on you I'm having a conversation and I appreciate that you're taking on and we'll thank you thank you very much so folks can get these on their calendars so June 19th is a full day just so everyone remembers starting in the morning full day retreat um 9 o'clock 9 o'clock 9 o'clock we've got the historical society for us it was a nice space there are many problems with all of the other normal oh right there's many problems with all of what would be the normal summer meeting dates including a wide range of vacations and one of them would be July 3rd of course we can't meet in October it's not sacrilege so the proposal from the chair and the superintendent is three meetings this summer July 24th August 14th and August 28th July 20th can you say that one more time July 24th August 14th and August 28th and all of those would be regular starting at 6.30 right August 29th is the first day of school yes it is so they'll go out to the whole board by email too but that's the plan after this meeting many people can't make them I would say we don't need to do it right now but we'll put it out in an email to the whole board and if you can respond about your availability if it turns out that those dates are impossible of course they'll have to be revisited which will be in Roxbury well since we are doing it was supposed to be every fourth and it's supposed to be the 19th of June was supposed to be the Roxbury board meeting but I think what we were talking about today is just have a full day board meeting and then not have it in Roxbury so it would make sense that the first board meeting in July there starts out in Roxbury July 24th in Roxbury to middlebury right it depends on the time of year in which gaps are open summer July 24th 40 minutes I'm just that might be 35-40 minutes that's not too bad the only thing left on the agenda is the executive session for which we need two motions we have a motion to find discussing contract negotiations in open session would put the board at a disadvantage so moved second any opposed motion to enter executive session for the purpose of discussing contract negotiations so moved second any discussion all those in favor


What's going on everybody? Got Kyle and Donnie here with Layton Sports Cards and we are ripping 2023 pristine baseball eight box full case number 15 random division style that are randomized for the breakout Bradley with the NOS down to Jason with the AOS. Good luck here guys let's see what we got can always find those results on our website LaytonSportsCards.com Underneath the results tab. Alrighty good luck guys. Fox one. Yeah not needing Tommy John's good that's what Brock had right the UCL he hurt like the same thing it didn't take Brock long to get back honestly I mean so you got hurt in the playoffs he's already ready for the season I think I'm sure pitching is a little bit more of a violent motion on that elbow but probably the same decentish recovery time looking for a second opinion on the Tommy John would that be like a whole different injury though? Colts are up now. Yeah. Alrighty good luck here box one. Good luck Bradley, Jared, Jackson, and Jason. Corey Seeger we got Bluetooth 75 James Altman in our west there Dodgers. There's Shohei Otani going going gong. Oh it is that makes sense. Oh this looks like a pink Kodai Senga silver and it is Shohei Otani popular demand to a 15 on the Jersey Otto. Boom. So Tony Knight AL West is Jason A. Let's go Jason we'll mag this one for you. Otani on the game use Jersey Otto to a 15 even lower number to Otani now. That's sweet. Holy cow. Doing all right we're doing all right nice hit there Jason with the AL West. Very sick. We're just talking about Otani because the last one. Very nice hit there. Got a Kodai Senga fresh faces Mets. Man. The Otanis are coming out of the non mag stuff too. Matthew Batten Rookie and Purple is Devon Williams to 99. That is crazy man. Crazy. That's Jason. There's a Francisco Alvarez rookie Mets and oh snap is rookie Michael Harris. Otani action back to back. Back to back Otani action. Come on. Hello. Hello. Starling Marte and Oswald Paraza refractor rookie. How we doing? Come on illegal that's not nice. There's a Sammy Sosa going going down to Marcus Simeon Silver and Golds of 50 Evan Lee Nationals. Yeah we hit one in the last box of the last four boxer force that was back to back boxes with Otani 1 to 25 1 to 15 both out of the mags as well which I thought is interesting. Kodai Senga we've got Adley. Adley Clutchman oh snap. Orioles Tim Salmon and a George Brett the Otani to 25 force was in one of these packs the base packs too. Yeah that was weird. I was uh that was shocking. Shocking. There's a Mike Trout going going gone. Now for our mags we've got a Pulsar rookie Matthew Batten Padres not numbered. First Otto is going to be Jay Ram. Jay Ram on the silver veteran Otto also not numbered their guardians. There's a blue to 75 Alejandro Kirk blue Jay's blue Jay Rod NLS there for the Pulsar not numbered. Golds of 50 is going to be NL Central on the Otto. Five of 50 Kanan Smith and Jigba Pirates Kanan Smith and Golds of 50 is going to be NL Central again Johnny Bench there for the Reds. Guys there's box one going box two got full case here going guys full case number 15. Yeah that makes sense that makes sense for Mars it's more of like a like a violent elbow thing like quarterbacks kind of more go into it I would think. I agree with you though I am no I am no expert on motions or yeah it definitely seems like a more violent kind of whip for for pitchers more of a torque on the elbow. Ever on fire Sab come on now we know how we do me and Donnie been hot. Last week we were hot Wednesday Thursday Saturday we kept it going ready box two silver is Nick Vespy Oats and Ernie Banks I dabble I dabble illegal sometimes I get a little doctor going sometimes I'm a doctor there's a big poppy going going gone at least there's bobeshet silver and a cow stowers rookie silver or refractor or else every day in a pop is hot you got that right you got that right ill my lord there's a Corbin Carroll rookie it was so hot a week ago Sean doesn't hasn't golfed in or a rod Sean scared to go for like two months now you can't get uh you can't do that again same Arias there's orange number two um 25 piazza that one is dented though that'll be NL West we'll send a box with the NL West there piazza 25 of 25 but it does have a little dent there in the corner pretty decent didn't I should say NL uh East there send a box I have been destroying these box I'll get one in a second remind me wait east east yeah I might say west at first but uh east NL there's J.J. Bladet rookie fresh faces yeah I gotta remember to get another box I've been destroying these 20 Gwyn and this one is a 99 Yone Moncada white socks I think he's fine with it illegal and I think he's fine with it not have to go outside man Mark McGuire there going going gone that week though was like one of the hottest weeks of the year for sure yeah that week they went out there Jim tommy and gold is wilson contrast gold there's natto on the oh snap cardinals JD Martinez and this one is Tom Glavin going to the Mets there around the uh Diamond Pulsar is 85 and 99 Tom Glavin there um Braves NL East there's a Riley green fresh faces rookie does Donny put on SPF 500 pretty close say Ernie Banks um that is uh Cubs there Pulsar not numbered ooh nice one here we got going going gone on the veteran auto chipper Jones gold to 50 nice hit there NL East 39 to 50 on the chipper gold NL East been doing well that's Jackson blue to 75 we got uh wilson contrast or William Contreras Braves there NL East as well the 75 got Aaron Nola on the Pulsar not numbered auto is going to be NL West Dodgers James Outman not numbered there pristine auto and rookie number to 15 is pink JJ Bleday for the A's AL West there 10 of 15 ready box number three oh it's ready yeah I seen it this is gonna take some some shipping here yeah maybe we should break them down give me that first pack okay give me that well which one do I need I'll get it all out give you all three got a uh pledge on the silver and purple is rookie Evan Lee number 299 nationals I gotta get three packs oh man throw that one away oh it just looks silly it is silly it is silly there's a tautis oh snap I'm just getting done you got a nice 10 oh man I actually like an idiot don't wear something yeah same oh I just heard things I'm just like really never outside also golfing sort of like yeah and what up randy randy not randy from tegrity farms there's a gay merino d-backs rookie refractor winkowski rookie David Ortiz red socks going going down to grom purple to 99 von grissom rookie nice one there nl east nl east hitting masataka Yoshida on the fresh faces silver drew waters mower vera bel tray going going gone al west ozzie smith silver and auto is going to be starling marty the around the diamond um bat relic auto mets nl east there nl east starling marty masataka rookie and bobby witt on the fresh faces royals silver canan smith and blue this one is muskrove number to 75 nl west it is my trout going going gone number to 75 al west angels doing well on this one al west and you're done for mags we have cedric mullins on the base pulsar al east we've got auto nl east um jj blede marlins on the rookie auto we've got gold mccutchen nl central um mccutchen number to 50 rolly fingers al west that one is not numbered um rolly fingers a's got auto al east fresh faces auto going to be oswald peraza for the yankees and blue to 75 we got fromber al west to 75 all righty guys box four hey there we go legal you got in the mail today that's sick man yeah that was a nice one little mower vera 101 we'll take it we'll take it yeah rainy it is it is uh one less step for sure one less still a good bit of steps but there is one less this year take away what they give us exactly exactly i ain't complaining yeah that's awesome my man sandman silver rookie canan smith and jigba and rookie zack thompson purple the 99 bell tray going going gone rangers one feels kind of thick it is the jersey auto got each hero and it's gonna be uh matt Chapman there around the diamond al east blue jay's there on the game use jersey auto nice one there matt Chapman not numbered multi-time all-star for the blue jays that's an orange come on it is adrian bell tray al west again there on the orange going going gone bell tray for the rangers three of 25 al west is killing it and you're done behind it and gold is my trout al west number to 50 uh 16 of 50 there trouty yeah we're a little quicker on in this year legal we're a little quicker there's a gorman fresh faces doesn't sound like a sun chips bag oh my god that is so true oscar Gonzalez and win kowski refractor rookie a sun chips bag had to be very specific there is the sun chips only they do have a different uh distinct sound a little crunchier there's a uh schwar bomb going going gone and now east it's a grom and blue to 75 oz albis how long was albis out for i knew uh i know vaughn got called up because albis was hurt how long is he out for so i could definitely affect the braves he's out for a bit here there's an avid clutchman fresh faces oz al east uh refractor ruth and moe brett baby fresh faces dude he is he is carl man he is ridiculously athletic man that guy's a beast i remember him at florida i was always uh i was a little worried a little worried when we played him dude is crazy athletic there's a pulsar flag Guerrero not numbered um that'll go to the nationals that's um expo's there go to the nationals in l east we've got a autogram ashcraft al central for the reds there or in l central in l central ashcraft rookie auto we've got orange in a west catel marty to 25 15 to 25 albis might be coming back that's good that's good veritech pulsar for al east blue to 75 on the rookie auto this one's carrie carpenter for the al central tigers um 13 to 75 carrie carpenter auto and 75 on the back julie gurriel al west all ready guys box five now halfway halfway good luck good luck true i guess it's not good for the rest of the nl that's true that's true hate to say i kind of want the braves to uh go out of the nl to be honest with you how many allegiances in the nl i like the braves though they're a really good team i they're just a fun team to watch man got good pitching they can hit hit like crazy they're just fun to watch thick one there yeah we got the 24-0 uh stealers game on right now but broke free from three different sacks geez yeah he's he's serious man i think they're uh i think they got a good one in uh indy for sure please drill those just needs some reps mm-hmm gay marino silver and adley adley clutchman they're al east on the silver oops here's ronald akunja oh snap in al east yeah i didn't see that either that's uh that sounds about like richardson though frank thomas and sack please sack i wouldn't want to be someone tackling them and he is a big dude in fast stiff arm you to uh the shadow realm real quick there's a buster posie nl west going going on this one's a thick one maybe not byron buxson and purple the 99 nasty nester al east i think he's bigger illegal i think his size i think his size i don't know about arm strength all that but i think he's definitely a little bigger than malik there's michael harris fresh faces rookie nl east might be wrong but there's a blackburn silver and this one is nico horner for the cubs there nl central um number two 99 on the pulsar jersey auto around the diamond cubs nl central there's a chris morrell fresh faces rookie 64245 so he's got like a cam cam newton kind of body going on yeah might have been a little bigger than that but yeah that is big 64245 for a fast qb the 75 blue is uh barrios al east yeah exactly legal exactly it's kind of what i was thinking when he came out there's a hulu oh snap yeah like i said i don't know about like his arm strength accuracy that kind of thing i haven't really watched too closely on him all that stuff there's a zack tomsen rookie silver and gold is willy maize number 250 willy maize i feel like the offseason i saw a bunch of richerson dunking in like gyms there was a bunch of videos of that just showing his athletic athleticism there's a bay bruce going going gone al east this one is pulsar one soto one soto their padres nl west pulsar base we've got an auto it's going to be kaleb killie and rookie uh refractor auto not numbered nl central blue to 75 is greggory soto greggory soto there to 75 got a louis aryas um that one is for the twins twins aryas pulsar al central got a second kaleb killian silver auto nl central here weird and orange to 25 we got joe musgrove nl west orange pulsar to 75 box six so we're gonna have to do a lot of them yeah yeah no definitely interesting get two of those all in one box come on all right that'd be great to be down yeah i think richerson could be really good man for sure for sure should be interesting though if the colts lose johnton taylor here yeah could be interesting to what uh see if they add anything to replace it or what happens oh yeah i know they're running out of a running back options for sure i don't even know who's left still uh did hunt every time no i don't think he did yeah cream hunts still out there zeke signed um who else is left for the uh rookie running back or uh pretty agent running backs i know there was a good bit once we when we started the uh off season silver is india refractor chipper jones i missed it went over that time dang there's a uh vaulty rookie base yankees paedro and going going gone vladdy both al ease there goldy on the uh refractor and blue is bell tray number to 75 al west come on let's see another super let's see another super today so josh young fresh faces al west silver freddy and aramis from miras don and judge going going gone hey what's up raven how you doing today sir how's your thursday going yearly guerrilla we have to 99 morna for the twins how you doing today raven there's a paul goldy going going gone redemption hunter brown rookie redemption is around the diamond autograph relic uh riley green for the tigers nice one there on the al central tigers riley green on the uh jersey otto around the diamond should be game used on the relic there nice one for the uh al central so riley green go huskies there's uh francesco alvarez fresh faces orange it is kaleb killian on the orange number to 25 nl central 10 of 25 on the rookie alrighty guys a nice case so far got two more see some fire there's a frankie lindore osnap in our mags we've got a george brett pulsar al central not numbered royals otto is going to be al central as well osir gonzales for the guardians pulsar rookie otto to 99 we've got gold scion chain for the al east um 33 of 50 on the scion um we've got corbin carol nice one there hello on the uh pulsar rookie debacks nice corbin not numbered take a max corbin got otto oh boy uh forest we got zander on the padres nl west zander bogarts veteran otto padres there nl west and gold is going to be raffi there you go forest we'll make up for it raffi there gold to 50 al east all righty there guys two more two more number seven cream hunts the only proven one yeah i feel that yeah they did they did all kind of get picked up at the same time the uh the running backs that were still left yeah dalvin got picked up zeke all around the same time a lot of zander from last year's pristine last pristine redsox question mark on ebay i guess it's not even a question i think he'll be back for us i think they'll bring him back they got too many uh they got too many infielders in the fadres they should bring zander back hey nice nuca that sounds like a good hit michael harris otto call schwarber relic otto and stapanic take that michael harris was the uh nl rookie year last year definitely take that braids looking good this year too man looking real good silver yordan refractor kb and the falcons are not doing a lot of offense here no wow there's a michael harris rookie base kory seager and piazza going going gone nl east romuto refractor and blue classe to 75 there you go there you go get him in a year or two when uh it's a little cheaper morrell there fresh faces rookie lars newt bar refractor and gonsolin nl west one soto going going gone nl west probably this otani right here timmy pull of the night i would think so this one is al al west marcus simian around the diamond on the jersey otto nice one they're game used al west doing well rangers yeah i'd say that otani probably i have to guess there's a jordan walker rookie and peraza on the fresh faces al east arayas refractor and purple the 99 i was well the cabrera rookie al east there it is blue to 75 going going gone ken griffy the griffy 101 might have been uh up there too as well but yeah the otani the otani is probably number one that's the 75 on the griffy and frank thomas going going gone yeah it's uh it's a jersey otto it is 215 nice one there al west that's jason jason got that one jonah bride refractor rookie and police sack to 99 there's von grissom fresh faces all righty here's our mags got a nelson valazquez um nl central cups base got otto max castillo al central royals number to 75 on the blue we've got a gold tom siever nl east the mats got a base lugaric pulsar not numbered al east this one is michael stafanik on the um al west angels there on the rookie otto not numbered and to 75 we got a ramiz ramirez um for the um nl central cubbies all righty guys one more box number eight this was pristine eight box full case number 15 here's the siever the sieve batted again tom siever saying like leave it's beaver falcons are getting worked yeah it's not great did you uh enter your name as jason a in the uh in the randomizer steam because then it is then it is there's a refractor of helsey or um yeah helsley and a tyler freeman rookie refractor you have your name is jason a it is yours it is yours there's a erin judge going going on al east all the big hats make it a return there's a eddie murray konseko there's a jim tome going going on i gotta show you uh this is what i made for sunday speaking of the hats speaking of the hats trying to find everyone i could with them on iran yeah right gotta love the big hats there's a zander bogart's refractor and blue is number to 75 von grissom rookie nl east braves yeah i didn't see a go birds or vroom in the uh order notes so it must not have been you steve i didn't see a vroom or a go birds nolyn gorman fresh faces refractor yeah akunya on the refractor and purple to 99 a rot almost there's a gunner gunner hinderson and swings of summer this one's erin judge al east in a hank erin going going on vlady refractor and this one is schwarbaum for the phillies nl east there kyle schwarber on the not numbered around the diamond auto game used on the jersey nice schwarbaum there for the nl east bobby witt fresh faces joe musgrove and my trout gold to 50 second gold to 50 my trout this one is 33 of 50 eight hell west i'm killing it this break the ounce and trout oh snap there we go donnie a little bit a little bit first up we've got a christian yellich pulsar yelly brew crew this one is jonathan india for the nl central jonathan india um fresh faces auto not numbered we had a blue to 75 trade turner that's though for the dodgers there nl west to 75 dodgers trade turner brady singer um on the base pulsar not numbered al central this one is nl east david right um the mats former captain there on the uh silver auto nl east and on the back we had to 50 j crowdenworth for the pod race nl west numbered to 50 on the back all righty guys we'll do a quick um auto recap here then we'll get moving on we had around the diamond uh kyle schwarber schwarbaum there nl east we had al west marcus simian this one was around the diamond um jersey relic al central tigers this one was the 99 niko horner nl central face of matt shatman al east around the diamond we had starling marty nl east we had nl east tom glaven numbered to 99 around the diamond braves this one is david right um auto mets nl um east this one is nl central jonathan india fresh faces auto um michael stafanich al west there rookie silvert got a blue to 75 rookie max castillo for the al central this one is nl west auto uh zander bogart's base we had al central austere gonzalez and 99 rookie auto doubled up on the calib kylian nl central there for the cubs rookie calib kylian blue to 75 carry carpenter al central um base graham ashcraft nl central we've got al east oswald peraza fresh faces auto j j bladette nl west um marlins on the auto got outman nl west dodgers this one is gold for the al or the nl east chipper jones nice one they're going going gone gold to 50 it's a sick-looking parallel we've got to 50 nl central is canan smith and jigba pirates got j ram al central um not numbered there vet auto and for the al west we had number to 15 popular demand jersey auto game used on that one too a 15 is shohei otani nice one there al west what a break all righty guys that will do it for eight box full case number 15 random division style appreciate you guys


what's going on guys it's your boy DPJ here today with another destiny video now I'm not sure if you guys are aware of this or not now I've done a little research into it only to find a few mentions of it but basically a buddy and fellow clan member of mine received a 320 defense chess piece from an exotic engram which dropped because of a three of coins what was active surely enough he claims his exotic engram Wendy cryptid with Rahul he received a 320 chess piece now I have seen the chess piece and for sure it is 320 but because of how great it is I'm kind of in two minds about it which is why I have made this video basically I tested the water and although what you will witness can't really be taken into account on whether or not this is legit as it's random on what you get I still thought I'd try it out so I went to there and purchased 25 three of coins and used them on Draxis the original exotic engram farming spot at the 25 three of coins I received five exotics and this in my opinion is pretty good and it only took me about 30 minutes if that I received two primary weapon engrams two gala engrams and a chest engram so let's check out what I got okay from the primaries I got two last word hand cannons from the chess piece I got the crust of alpha loopy for my hunter from the gauntlets I got the don't touch me's and I also got the emulation fists now upon inspection of their defense and attack values none of them were 320 but this is not saying you can't get 320s from engrams as it makes complete sense that you can my light score Wendy krypton was 316 and all engrams I decrypted turned into three tens when the krypton engrams in the past at around a three or four to about three ten fifty percent or more turned into two nineties I think once three fifteen light score is hit three tens are probably guaranteed although not factual and if you guys can confirm if you have received two nineties when you have been a three fifteen or over that would help a lot now the dude who got the 320 chess piece was indeed a light score level of three eighteen which is up there and that could be the reason why he got this 320 but who knows if any of you guys can confirm this if any of you or anyone else you know and so ever got a 320 out of an engram please share the information with us down below it would really help a lot me personally although it makes sense until I see I'll still be iffy about it but guys let me know your thoughts and opinion on this down below in that comments section hope you guys enjoyed the video do drop a like I do appreciate the support subscribe for daily destiny and I'll catch you guys on the next one peace out until next time peace


The DuPont Cavalcade of America, starring Brian Donlevy. Tonight, the DuPont Company brings you big boys starring Brian Donlevy on the Cavalcade of America. First, here is Gain Whitman. Good evening. Step into fall with a bright, cheery, new-looking home. Paint your walls with Speed Easy, the easy-to-use resin oil emulsion paint. You'll be amazed at how little it costs to paint an average-sized room. Just thin Speed Easy with water and apply over wallpaper or any interior wall surface. It comes in white and 11 attractive colors. Remember, it's speedy, it's easy. It's speed easy, one of the DuPont Company's better things for better living through chemistry. Big boys starring Brian Donlevy as Babe Ruth on the Cavalcade of America. Excuse me, mister. Is this seat taken? No, it's not, sir. Thanks. Got here early, eh? Yes, sir. I wanted to get here before he did. Me too. Where's he gonna sit? That box down there, below us. Yeah? Gee, you know I did never see him play. No, I guess you didn't. How old are you, son? 13. That'd make you about one year old when he put away his bat for good. You see him play? Sure did. Mr. Baseball himself. Gee, Babe Ruth. You know a lot about him, huh? Yeah, I guess I do. That is the day I sat in these stands and watched the Bambino bust fences. Yeah. Gee, he was lucky. Played baseball all the time. Me? I gotta go to school. Well, now it was the school that started the Babe and Baseball. You're kidding me. No, no, I'm not. I go on. No, no, really, Sean, really. I do know a lot about him. Hey, look, we got maybe half an hour before game time. I would like me to tell you about the Babe. Well, okay, go ahead. All right, son. Well, my story about the Babe starts when he was younger than you. I guess he was about, uh, well, seven. Nobody called him Babe then. His name was George. George Herman Ruth. It was in Baltimore. Just about the turn of the century. It's a sin. Sure, he ain't looking. So we walk up and take a couple of apples. Gee, George, what if he sees us? What if he does? We run fast. Smatter, got coffee? No, I ain't. Then come on. Now easy now. Pretend like we're going past and then make a grab. And this time, pick the right ones. Yeah, all right. Now, got one. Me too. Hey, what's the matter, you kids? Hey, police, they're stealing my apples. Just a bit of young man. You almost knocked me over. Listen, I'm in a hurry. You must be with a handful of apples. Listen, I gotta go. You caught him, father. He's a bad boy. I know, Giuseppe. What's the trouble? They secured it. They sent George a route. Oh, this is George, huh? Let me go. Take your old apples. Every day is a steal of my apples. Just a minute. I'll pay for the apples. All right, Giuseppe? Well, all right, the father.  I'd have a date. So you're George Ruth. You know I was looking for you, George. Someone told me you might be where the pickings were good. What you want me for? I want to talk to you, George. I don't want to. Oh, that was a perfectly good apple. You didn't have to throw it, did you? I don't think so. Who are you? I'm Brother Matthias from St. Mary's Industrial School. School? That was a pretty fair toss for that apple, George.  What about it? You know, the school could use a lefty on the baseball team. Baseball? Well, sure, we've got several teams. But I don't think we've got a single southpaw. You've got baseball teams, huh? Well, as a matter of fact, one of the school teams is playing this afternoon. Now, if we were to walk this way, we'd pass right by the lot. It should be about the second inning. So, George Herman Ruth went to St. Mary's Industrial School. And played baseball? Well, not all the time. He learned the tailoring trade, too. But baseball was what he liked best. He turned out to be a pretty good pitcher, too. He coached teams at St. Mary's for many years, and the kids loved him. A big, broad-shouldered guy who taught him the game, gave him pointers, worked with him. All he could. And then, one day, when he was older, Brother Matthias spoke to him. Come in and sit down, George. Thanks, Brother Matthias. But, George, you're a young man now. Yeah, I guess I am. Never thought about it, though. We have. And about your future? Future? Mm-hmm. Do you think you'd like the tailoring trade? Well... I see. You don't, huh? Not so much. You'd rather play baseball, huh? No, Brother Matthias. Well, George, remember one thing. The game itself isn't everything. Oh, it's a great game. And we stress it here because it teaches fair play, sportsmanship. Yes, sir, I know. And you've got to have those things for the real game. The game of life. You remember that. I will, Brother Matthias. I know. We've watched you, George. And we've got a hunch that some day a lot of folks will feel the same as we do. That you'll be an inspiration to others as you are to the kids here. I hope so. Now, Brother Gilbert at Mount St. Joseph has arranged for someone to come here to see you tomorrow. Who is it? What do you see tomorrow? But I'll tell you this now. It's got a lot to do with your future. Well, there he is, Mr. Dunn. You see the big fellow, the South Pole? You think he's good, Brother Matthias? Yes, I do. But then you know more about it than I do, Mr. Dunn. Oh, well, maybe. All right, get him over here, will you? Yes. Uh, George? Oh, uh, George? Come here a minute, will you please? Play at every position on the team, huh? Yes, and well. But, uh, we think he's better as a pitcher. I think he's better than I see him. Hello, Brother Matthias. Say, that new kid Johnny's shaping up pretty good. I think he'd make a good infielder. Uh, George, I want you to meet Mr. Dunn. Oh, how are you, Mr. Dunn? Fine, George, how are you? Well, well, I've, uh, I've got some work inside. Uh, I'll leave you with Mr. Dunn. Sure, I'll see you later. Uh, Brother Gilbert of Mount St. Joseph tells me you like baseball. Yeah, I love it. Well, let's see. Give me a catcher's mitt. Uh, you gonna play? Mm-hmm. Now, get out to the pitcher's box. What do you want me to do? Toss me the fastest ball you've got. Fastest? You're gonna catch it? You toss it. I'll do my best with it. All right. Here it comes. Well, that's your best. Wouldn't have dented a cream puff. All right. Try this one. Yeah. Yeah, that's more like it. Now, let's see your curve. All right. Here's the best I can do. Okay, George. Come on in. How was the curve? Could be improved, I guess. I'm sorry. I didn't like it, Mr. Dunn. Oh, it was good, son. But remember, most everything can be improved. You don't want to forget that when you're playing with the Baltimore Orioles. Well, I'm what? I'm Jack Dunn. Jack Dunn. I manage the Orioles. Well, I know, but you want me to play for you? And get paid for it. $600 a year. That sound all right? $600. What's the matter? Don't you like it? Sure. Sure, you bet. But I was just thinking. What about? Well, about whether I can make good as a professional. I think so, son. But it's entirely up to you. Just about finished packing, George? Oh, just a couple more things, brother Matthias. You're excited? I feel kind of funny in my stomach, because I'm afraid. Of what? That you won't make good? Maybe.  I know, George. But about making good. You can't miss if you always remember one thing. What's that? Come here at the window. What do you see out there? Just the kids? Why? Well, those kids will see that you make good. They will. I don't understand. They idolize you, George. Because you stand for everything they think is good. Swell, as they put it. And someday they'll look up to you as a hero. So, George, you have to make good. Well, son, Babe went to the Orioles, and he made good, all right. His salary was tripled after the first few months. Then he was sold to the major leagues, Boston Red Sox. In 1915, Ruth hit his first home run at Fenway Park, against the Yankees. He was a pitcher then, too, don't forget. And in 1918, the Red Sox won another World Series, and Babe Ruth topped the great Christy Matthiason's record by pitching 29 consecutive scholar's innings of World Series play. How do you like that? And then, in 1919, in the office of Pop Barrow, the manager of the Red Sox... Babe, I've got something to talk over with you. All right, Pop, what about? I think your pitching days might be over. Say that again, Pop.  There's nothing wrong. But you just said... How'd you like to play every day, instead of once or twice a week? Pitch every day. Nope. In right field. Hm? In the outfield? But, Pop, look at my pitching record. Right now, I'm looking at your batten average. I could use that big bat in the lineup every day. Well, I kind of like pitching, Pop. I know. But it's up to you, Babe. One way, you take your regular turn in the mound, and the other, you're in every day. Hm. What do you say, Pop? I told you. I could use that big bat. And that's it. You're the boss. Well, besides the kids will be seeing more if you play every day.  That's nice to hear. And that right field spot is a great place for the kids. Yeah. That's right. There's lots of them out there. I think there'll be more now. And Pop Barrow was right. The babe's bat began to pound the horse hide. That big swing, and then the crack as the ball sailed out. Oh, it was music. And what music? It wasn't long before Babe's pitching record was put in the shade by his hittin'. Outfielders kept backing up. Pitchers got a little nervous when the big boy came to the plate. And, you know, the babe said a record that everyone swore would stand up. 29 homers in one season. Gosh. There wasn't a team in the circuit that wouldn't have given anything to have the babe in the lineup. And then one day, again in Barrow's office. But, Pop, I don't get it. You're letting me go. I don't want to, Babe, but you've been sold. But I don't want to leave. I like the socks, and I like being with you. You think I like losing you? But it still goes. You've been sold for 125,000. Who paid that much? The Yankees. But I...the Yankees. But, Pop, they've never won a flag. I know. But Jake Rupert's buying players to win one. And you're... Selling me to a team that never won a pennant. Now, listen, Babe, it's not the team, it's the game. You'll be playing under a great little manager, Miller Huggins. I think this is your big chance. Well, if that's the way it is, I guess there's no changing it. Your salary will be 20,000. That's twice what it is now. But I still hate to leave. What's so funny, Pop? Nothing's funny. I was just thinking. If you think there were a lot of kids in Boston, where did you get to New York? And there's something else. Don't let them down, Babe. Even though you're good enough to be worth 125,000. Pop, if I ever let the kids down, I wouldn't be worth a nickel. Not even to myself. You are listening to Big Boy, starring Brian Dunleavy as Babe Ruth on The Cavalcade of America, sponsored by the DuPont Company, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. Sold to the Yankees for 125,000, Babe Ruth starts his first season with the New York Yankees in 1920. Now, our story continues as the old timer in the stands tells a 13-year-old boy the story of the great Bambino. You remember that record the Babe hung up with the Red Sox 29 homers in one season? Yeah. Well, son, the first season with the Yankees, the Babe clouded 54 homers. Oh, that was nothing.  Ruth's starting them on their way. And by 1923, when the Yankee Stadium was built, people were calling it the house that Ruth built. And it was just after a game there when Ruth left the locker room. Well, so long, you guys. See you tomorrow. Hello, George. Brother Matthias. How are you, George? It's good to see you. How are you? Just fine. You didn't come all the way to New York just to see me, did you? Yes, but mainly to find out something. What? Let's go outside. Oh, sure. Right down the corridor here. My car's at the side. Maybe we'll go for a little ride and talk. I'd like that. You said you came to find out something. What? Well, Brother Gilbert and I have watched your career. The career of the greatest player in the game. Of course, we may be prejudiced. That could be. But what did you come to find out? Whether you made good or not. Made good, but you just said... That you were a great ball player? Yes. But there's something else. Here, we go out this way. Hey, there he is. Hey, there he is. Hey, babe, sign this for me. Will you, babe? Come on, please. Come on, babe. Wait a minute, fellas. Hey, what? Who was here first? Me. Wait a minute. Well, let's take it easy. Hey, hey, hey, listen. I've got a very important friend with me today and I haven't seen him for a long time. I'll tell you what. Suppose you all come back tomorrow. Tomorrow? We've been waiting all day, babe. All right, all right. I'll tell you what. Hey, Sammy, get a flock of balls, good ones, and give them to the kids, will you? Is that all right, fellas? Oh, boy, sure. Okay, well, I'll see you tomorrow. See you tomorrow, man. They're standing there every day. I get a big kick out of them. Yes, I see that. Now, what were you saying about wanting to find out something? I just did, George. I just found out that you have made good the most important way with the kids. That was the real Babe Ruth. Standing out in right field, joking with the kids in the stands, hitting home runs for them, never forget them. Must have felt awful good to be that famous. I guess so. And you know, the Babe set a record for home runs, 60 of them in one season. But I don't think that the 60th home meant as much to them as just one other. It was the whole six he rolled up into one. How was that? Well, I'll tell you this way. It was one day that the Babe and a man named Sylvester walked into a hospital.  The doctor says medicine's done all it can for Johnny. And now he needs a boost to his morale. He's got to have something to hang on to, to look forward to. I see, but what about me? Where do I come in? Well, you're his hero. And maybe seeing you will help him. Ever since he was old enough to understand baseball, it's been Babe Ruth. And the one thing he wanted most in the world was to see you knock a home run. Well, I'm glad you came to me. His room's right here. You go on in. I'll wait outside. Okay, Mr. Sylvester. I'm sorry, sir, but Johnny's not allowed to visit us. That's all right, nurse. I've got permission. Hiya, Johnny. Huh? Gee! You sick, Mr. Ruth? No. No, I came to see you. And how about call me Babe? I'll call you Johnny. To see me? I brought you something. Look. A baseball? Yep. American League Baseball and a bat. Like yours? Well, it's something like it, but maybe a little lighter than mine. Here's a glove, too.  Just as soon as you get better, you'll be able to go out using them. Gee! Gee!  I'll try hard, Mr. Ruth. You bet. As hard to get better as you do to get a Homer. Then that'll do it. Is it hard to hit a Homer, Babe? No, it's as easy as falling off a log. Almost as easy as it is for you to get better. That easy? Well, I'm pretty sick, I guess. Look, I'll tell you what, Johnny. If I hit a Homer for you this afternoon, just to show you how easy it is, would you try just as hard to get better? I sure will. Okay, it's a deal. You just listen on your radio. Would you... Would you mind autographing this baseball for me, please? Why, sure. Here. Two, Johnny. I'll knock a Homer for you. Babe Ruth. Thanks. Gee, thanks a lot, Babe. It's okay, kid. Now remember you and I get a bargain. Is it good for Johnny to have that radio on, Doctor? Yes, leave it on. He's got more interest than he has in days. And how's it going, Johnny? Gee, Doctor, Babe's coming up again. And coming from the yank dug out is the big boy, the Babe. He's been up twice today, struck out twice. If he's going to hit it, it'll have to be this time. His lasted bat for the day. Now he's walking to the plate and Miller-Huggins walks over to talk to him. Babe looks mighty serious. Hey, hey, Babe, wait a minute. I want to talk to you, Babe. Yeah, what is it? You're pressing too hard. Yeah, I know. So what if you don't cloud one out the games in the bag? Not for me, hug. I've got to hit a Homer today. Take it easy. Tomorrow's another day. Tomorrow will be too late. Well, well, the big boy. Back again, Babe. The Indian signs on you today, big fella.  You stick the catch and keep your eyes on that apple. All right, Ed. Let him have it. The big boy's got just in his eyes today. Only two more to go, Babe. All right, Ed. The big one now. Can't argue about that one, Babe. Zipped right down the middle. No answer. The next pitch, Johnny. The next pitch. Oh, we got the big boy talking to himself. Here it comes again, Babe. Watch it. Yeah, here I am. I don't get it. I've seen you knock out three in one game, break your own record and help us win pennants.  You don't get it, hug. That was the most important home run I ever hit. Well, son, Johnny got better, all right. It is the Bambino himself. Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please. Sitting in the stands today, ladies and gentlemen, is one of the greatest, the one and only, Sultan of Swap. Sign it for me. Why not ask him? Why don't you think it was fresh or something? No, not the babe. Go on, son. Go on down and ask him. I will. Excuse me, sir. Mr. Ruth. Oh, how are you, kid? Mr. Ruth, I wonder if you'd autograph this for me. Sure thing. Come on in here. That's the idea. Now, let's see that ball. Hey, that's pretty scuffed. We can do better than that. Hey, Mike. Mike, toss the ball up here. Will you have a good one? That's better. I'll sign it later, kid. You all alone? Yes, sir. Okay, stay here and watch the game with me. Here. That kid, the greatest sound in the world. Nothing like it. Just nothing like it. And the babe goes on never to be forgotten. A colorful reality to those who saw him play. A living legend of inspiration to those who didn't. And as another world series opens tomorrow, there are those who will sit in the stands and remember the crack of his bat. The babe trotting around the bases. That big grin on his face. Mr. Ruth. Mr. Ruth. Mr. Ruth. Mr. Ruth. That big grin on his face. Mr. Baseball himself. Our Brian Don Levy will return in just a moment. First, here is Gain Whitman speaking for DuPont. Most of us remember from our school days. Rats. They fought the dogs and killed the cats and bit the babies in the cradles and ate the cheeses out of the vats and licked the soup from the cook's own ladles. Robert Browning's poem about the Pied Piper cloaked a grim fact. Many a town in Europe did lose its children. And its adults, too. To diseases carried by rats. Typhus and plague. Just one rat in your house is a health menace. In addition, rats cause an estimated $200 million worth of damage each year in the United States.  Some of those fires you read about, caused by defective wiring, are really caused by rats. On our farms, rats are even worse. The average farm has between 50 and 100 rats. They spread disease, not only to human beings, but to poultry and livestock.  They eat and contaminate grain and other feed. An expensive loss these days when livestock feeds cost more than ever before. A farmer can get rid of them and save both money and food. Food the world badly needs. Science now offers you new rat poisons containing Dupont Antu, a product of chemical research. You can buy many trademarked poisons in which Antu is the killing agent. Any form can be safely and conveniently used by following directions, but you must remember that it is a poison and should be used as such. It comes in three forms. Ready to use bait, powder, and paste. If you'd like to know more about Antu, write to the Dupont Company, Wilmington 98 Delaware. Antu is one of the Dupont Company's better things for better living through chemistry. Our star, Brian Donlevy. Thank you. Cavalcade would like to take this opportunity to announce that the Babe Ruth Foundation Incorporated, a long cherished dream of Babe Ruth to help American youth, has been recently formed. Yesterday, Old Stars Day at the Yankee Stadium, the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Athletics turned over their portion of the day's gate receipts to this worthy charity. The Babe Ruth Foundation Incorporated pledged to the best interest of, as the Babe puts it, the kids of America. If you were a lawyer and a boy was accused of stealing your car, would you defend him in court? A man named James West did. He did so for two reasons. Two dramatic and exciting reasons. You will hear those reasons next Monday night when we bring you Henry Fonda starring in Of Such is the Kingdom, on the Dupont Cavalcade of America. The music for the Dupont Cavalcade is composed and conducted by Robert Armbruster. Our Cavalcade play was written by Bryce Disc Jr. Brian Donlevy may currently be seen in the United Artists' picture, Heaven Only Knows. The motion picture, the Babe Ruth story, will be produced and directed by Roy Del Ruth and will be released by Allied Artist Productions from the autobiography of Babe Ruth with Bob Considine to be published by E.P. Dutton & Company Incorporated. This is Frank Bingman inviting you to listen next week to Of Such is the Kingdom starring Henry Fonda on The Cavalcade of America brought to you by the Dupont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. The Dupont Cavalcade of America came to you from Hollywood. 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