on Titans all access. The Titans fell behind on Monday night in Denver, but by Tuesday morning, the two-tone blue emerged as winners in the mile-high city. General manager John Robinson breaks down how the team got to 1-0. After catching a touchdown pass on Monday night football, John O'smith is this week's Nissan Insider. Coach Dave McGinnis goes beneath the surface to look at two huge plays from defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons. And controlling owner Amy Adams-Strunk has done something very special, putting together an internship program that is one of the most unique in all of pro sports. All that and more, next on Titans all access. The monster, Derek Henry. The Tennessee Titans are 1-0. Welcome to Titans all access with Amy Wells. I'm Mike Keith, heart-stopping win in Denver, which concluded early Tuesday morning. Titans Victoria 16-14. Have you gotten your heart rate back normalized yet? Yeah, I think I'm back on track. I'm feeling good. Always feels great to get a Titans win. And be 1-0. And be 1-0. Let's bring in general manager John Robinson. John, congratulations on the victory. Great start to the season 1-0. I know that everyone talks about the fact that there's no carryover from one NFL season to another, but how you won the game on Monday night showed that grit that the 2019 Titans also showed on several occasions. So I'm wondering that fortitude, that resolve, is that maybe not carryover from last year, but is it becoming a fabric, a building block of what the Titans are right now as an organization? Yeah, Mike. I mean, I think that's, you know, that's stamped in the pillars in here in our building, that tough mindset. Having that resolve as you alluded to, to keep pushing forward, stay in the ring, keep punching, you know, the ball is going to bounce different ways throughout the course of the game. You know, that's the nature of the NFL. There's ups and downs throughout the course of a game, but those mentally tough teams that have that mindset can hopefully carry on and come away with a win. It took a lot of effort from a lot of different players to get the victory over the Denver Broncos, but let's start with the quarterback, Ryan Tannehill. What did you see out of him that really impressed you? Well, I think he did a good job of commanding the offense first and foremost. That's, you know, that's his leadership to keep the troops and keep them, keep them forging ahead. He made some good throws and certainly in that last two minutes to march us down the field to get us in position to take the go ahead score with that field goal. That was an important drive for us. John Corey Davis, seven catches, 101 yards. He was given a game ball after the contest by head coach Mike Vrable. Why was Corey Davis so effective against the Broncos defense? Yeah, Corey worked hard all week. You know, he's kind of battling back and forth, worked out pregame and looked good. He did a really good job once we got into the game of playing fast, of working to get open, of understanding coverages and how to run away from coverages. Made some really tough catches, really big catch on the sideline there, a tight sideline to get both feet in, keep that drive going. So, you know, he really just went out and executed the game plan and guys fed off that. Tough sledding for Derek Henry. He only had 31 rushes for 116 yards with a long of 13, but you were really able to stick with the run game, especially in the second half, really played a part in how much time of possession the Titans were able to have. How are you able to stay so committed to the run, even when maybe it's not going exactly how you would like it to? Yeah, I mean, I think that's part of our blueprint as a football team. You know, we've got a bunch of guys that believe in that philosophy that we've got to run the football and it's not always going to be easy. Some of those yards are going to be tough. You've got to grind it out. That's the mindset of our offensive linemen.  They like moving guys off the ball. My receivers and tight ends have bought in to the concept of digging those support guys in or those safeties or backers that may be crashing in there to try to stop it. And we've all seen Derek, you know, it only takes one play for him to find a crease and pop a long one off. So we stick to the blueprint and it paid dividends for us. Now he didn't even practice for a whole week. So is it hard to evaluate the first game that Jadavian Clowney played in? Yeah, you know, he was he was he was new to the team. And you know, I'm proud of JD. He integrated himself in with his teammates really, really quickly. It seemed like he'd been here for a long time the way he just interacted on the sidelines in practice in the locker room. And then he looked like he was having fun out there last night running around. He made some disruptive plays. We still got some things that we've got to clean up there, but he's happy to be back playing football and excited to be a part of this football team. I feel good, but we've got to do it. That's all that matters. John, in watching the game in real time, it seemed like both Kevin Byrd and Kenny Vakara were very disruptive. Maybe your safety's having one of their better overall games as a tandem. Well, I think those both those guys have made a lot of plays for this football team in their time together here. And that was true in the Denver game, too.  Kenny with a huge tackle for loss and a pass break up on third down that was a near pick. You know, those guys, they understand the defense. They work well with one another. They communicate well. We're going to need both of those guys to continue to make plays for us down the stretch here. Jacksonville is next for the Titans this Sunday at Nissan Stadium. What stood out to you about their victory over the Indianapolis Colts last weekend? Yeah, I think they did.  They've got a lot of playmakers over there. I thought the rookie Henderson had a heck of a game and men's shoe. You know, Garner did a great job, you know, keeping his feet alive, avoidant pressure. So we'll have to we'll have to bring our a game on Sunday, you know, to match wits with these guys. John, looking forward to seeing you at Nissan Stadium as the Titans try to go to two and oh, thanks for joining us on Titans All Access. Thank you. All right, we've got a lot more of this week's show coming up. So stay with us. How long did it take you to get used to being in the tight end room without Delaney Walker?  And just got to continue to adapt and to continue to progress. To be tight end one, which you are now, how much does your mindset have to change from what it was before? I've always came in with such a humble, hardworking mentality. And I don't think as far as a mindset that I shouldn't change anything, you know, from that standpoint, but whatever areas of my game that I needed to improve, I just got to turn it up a bit, you know, no matter what it may be, whether it may be from a fundamental standpoint, my access and no standpoint, whatever it may be, just definitely turning up another notch. And as a competitor, you always strive for perfection. You always strive to get better and always increase, you know, the progression in the craft. So when you look at the work that you did this summer with Ryan Tannehill, what's the biggest thing that you gained from those throwing sessions in South Florida that you can see showing up now? You know, just the trust as a trust factor man between the quarterback and the receiver or passcatcher, whatever you want to call it, but as a trust factor continuing to build the chemistry, him knowing where I'm going to be at, how to throw the ball, you know, where to throw the ball at, so many different ways that trust can come in between the quarterback and the receiver. But we've definitely developed a lot more chemistry during the summer and you can see it happen enough. The catch you made in the Baltimore playoff game, is that the best catch you've ever made for a touchdown? Yes. Yes, by far. And, you know, that's not going to be the best catch that I make for a touchdown. So I'm always, you know, shoot for the stars. Did you think you were down when you caught it? Honestly, man, looking back at it, I thought I was out of bounds. I thought I was out of bounds. I know I had got one foot down, but I didn't know exactly where my hip had hit. So when I wrapped through those two arms up, man, you know, I was shouting for joy, man. Well, you know what they say, one cheek equals two feet. Absolutely. Absolutely. All right. So the more incredible play though, the catch against Baltimore or the halfback run for 57 yards against Houston, which is the less likely in your mind.  You know what I mean? So that to me was kind of like, okay, yeah, this guy's a little different. You know what I mean? So that sticks out to me, you know, more. But honestly, even my favorite play of the season, man, was running down the defender from Houston after he caught the interception. That was my favorite play by far the season because I think it just shows, you know, what we based our team keys on. Of course, man, I like I had fun doing it. You know what I mean? Like, it wasn't a fun situation. Me, as though he caught the interception, but getting the guy down before he can get in his own and, you know, giving us our defense a chance to get a stop, man. That was huge. So for me, that was my favorite play. Was that a better tackle than Ryan Tannehill made in Oakland? No, Ryan had a better tackle. Ryan definitely had a better tackle on that, man. He definitely showed some linebacker and de-annibility right there. You know, the thing about that, John, who was when he did that, there were so many Titan fans that said, that's my guy, you know, because they said any quarterback who would go do that. Absolutely. That's who I want to ride with. Did the players feel the same way? Absolutely. Yeah. Absolutely, man. When you got a guy like that who you don't expect that from.  You know, he kind of got that mentality and approach towards it, man. You know, you just look at a guy like that with so much more respect and honor.   So for him to make a heck of a play like that, man, a heck of a tackle and, you know, put his face in there and get dirty, you don't see that from quarterbacks, man. But you know, we got an R's when we've seen that. As we wrap up, give me another guy on this football team that you just respect as a football player in that same way, regardless of position. But you just say, that dude just brings it all the time. And I love being a teammate of his. Oh man, that's that's honestly, man. I mean, this might sound so cliche, but that's such a tough question. Honestly, man, we got a group of guys, man, that is has came in and committed to the foundation of this team and everything that we believe on. And I think that it wasn't one guy that really stuck out to me that allowed us to get us in a position that we were in last year. I can go on and say countless names of guys that's been in this system or guys that just came in the system. But collectively, man, we did this thing together, man. And I think we all have a certain respect level for one another that, you know, no matter what happens, man, we're going to be in this thing together, man. So that's just my approach on it. Chattanooga Smith, thanks so much for being this week's Nissan Insider. Thank you. I appreciate it. Coming up on Titan's All Access, the Microsoft Beneath the Surface feature with Coach Dave McGinnis. Stay tuned. This is Coach Mack. Welcome to Beneath the Surface, powered by Microsoft Surface. Today, we're going to be looking at Jeffrey Simmons, two distinct plays in this football game that demonstrate not only his ability to shock and shed at the line of scrimmage and then pursue down the line of scrimmage, but then his strength and his getoff on a tremendous goal line stand in the third quarter of this football game. First play we're going to look at, he's playing a three technique to the defensive left. He starts on an inside rush. This is a three step drop on a tunnel screen. He sticks his foot in the ground. Now he's sprinting to the football. This is very important for interior defensive linemen to sprint to the football, watch him locate the football. It all comes from effort, hustle, huge play in this football game, but it all starts with effort after the football is thrown, which for an interior defensive linemen, pursuit is a big, big part of the game. Kevin Byrd gets the strip on the outside of the perimeter of the defense, but your interior defensive linemen pursuing to the perimeter once the ball is thrown. It's a huge part of playing great team defense. The next play we're going to look at is down on the goal line. As we're looking at fourth and one on the one yard line, now you can watch Jeffrey Simmons. He's lined up at the one technique or the shade to the right side, watch his explosion off the football, watch his violent. He knocks the center back and now he's able to get off into the second man that's coming down. A shovel pass is extremely hard for an interior defensive linemen to recognize. Once the ball is snapped, watch his explosion. He gets off, extends, now he releases, lateral down the line of scrimmage, sees the ball again, another engagement with a blocker and then tremendous strength. Being able to stand up, a tight end that is getting the shovel pass, huge, huge play. We've just seen a demonstration by Jeffrey Simmons of two plays distinctly different for an interior defensive linemen, but he made major, major plays on both of these instances. Amy Adams Strunk is making big things happen once again. See what the controlling owner is up to next on Titan's All Access. Welcome back to Titan's All Access. Controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk aims to make a difference in every place that she touches with this organization, including an internship program, Amy Wells, that it's pretty special. Absolutely. Amy Adams Strunk is making an effort to include women in all areas of sports, not just some of the expected ones, but some of the unexpected ones as well. Take a look at this. I think it's big time. I mean it's huge. I think it's definitely it's a hard field to break into.  Having an internship like this to give someone a chance and kind of get their foot in the door just to see if they'd even be interested is really exciting and then to have someone like me get in it and then really like it and hopefully you know start to get other women in here is it means a lot. You need opportunities and this provides that and I think that's very important to have these type of positions available. I've been an athlete all my life. I've played several different sports. I played tennis for Belmont so I've been just around different sports for a long time and I've always been interested in like breaking down the athlete and just like the fundamentals which carry over from sport to sport really. I love coaching. Love being in the weight room. I love it. So the XFL calls me up and they're like we want to give you a job and I'm like sweet yes like of course like let's go. I'm all fired up about that so then after that you know COVID smashed us cut the season in half and then enter the Tennessee Titans. Just breaking it down and seeing what is he capable of what can he do if we bring him here. So when I saw this opportunity with scouting for the Titans just to learn from the best of the best obviously I was very interested and just wanted to learn more about it. Upon getting here it was everybody's very welcoming.  I definitely think it's been a male dominated field for a long time and I think it's starting to change. I think it's just good to get some diversity in the in the workplace and so some different perspectives so I'm excited to see where it goes and how other changes start to happen even across the board in the NFL and the NBA. I think it's really exciting for women. You're coaching these high level athletes and the coaches you're surrounded by are high level I mean I think how much can I learn from these guys you know what can I take away from from everybody here. I think now going forward I just want to keep learning about it and keep working at it and if there's any opportunities in the future to keep working in player personnel or in scouting I definitely would be very interested. You're working with these high level guys I mean that's fun that is fun to me. I have loved it I really have. It's not surprising to say about Amy Adams Strunk but boy that program's impressive. It's really really cool to see people getting a chance to explore areas that they'd never be able to have access to otherwise. Good stuff from the boss. Absolutely well we're going to take a quick break but when we come back we're going to get Mike Keith's keys to victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. I got him stay tuned. 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All right Mike Keith Jacksonville is one and oh yes the Tennessee Titans are one and oh yes what do the Titans need to do to take over first place in the AFC South key number one. Key number one is about the Jacksonville offense now you know Garner Menchu and you know he's a really fine young second year quarterback but I want to talk about their offensive coordinator Jay Gruden. Jay Gruden uses every form of offense he came from Arena Football he's been in the NFL he uses everybody last week Menchu hit 10 different receivers so if you're the Titans defense you've got to be ready to play responsibility football. All right give me another key. I think balance on offense last week Indianapolis lost to Jacksonville the Colts had double the number of passes than runs well you're probably always going to have more passes than runs or at least in most cases but it can't be double you've got to keep that balance the Titans have to feature Derek Henry they've got to throw it to AJ Brown and Corey Davis and John U. Smith balance against this Jacksonville defense is key. All right Mike give us one last key to beating the Jax. When football efficiency that means less penalty yards than your opponents when field position on special teams take advantage when you have a chance to score don't leave points out there by missing kicks or not coming up with touchdowns when you get inside the five-yard line. Indianapolis lost the game to Jacksonville last week because they lost every stat within football efficiency it's something that normally Mike Vrable teams take good care of they take advantage of all the little things they've got to do it again this week. Easier said than done. Well it's been said so let it be done. All right I like that that's the goal. Assertive. Assertive let's get to two and oh reminder you could join us on Titans radio at 11 a.m. Central for Titans countdown Titans in the Jags for first place in the AFC South we're looking forward to it from Nissan Stadium. For Amy Wells I'm Mike Keith thanks for joining us for Titans All Access and we'll see you next time.


there is actually a major that will allow you to get directly into PA school and I guess it would be the best major for PA school um so that major is what's up you guys the Donna welcome back to my channel thank you guys so much for joining me today what is the best major for PA school adana what is the best major for PA school what is the best major for PA school so I figured I'd make a video for you guys and answer it right now I wanted to answer this question for you guys because I've been getting asked the question a lot and I've told you guys this before on numerous occasions that there is no best major for PA school I think dissecting that question and trying to figure out what exactly you guys are asking is probably the best way of answering that question so if you're the person that's asking what's the best major for PA school because you want the major that's going to get you into PA school then this answer is a little bit more geared to you because there again there's no best major right you can major in anything you want as long as you get the prerequisite requirements for your PA program that's all you need you just have to have a bachelor's degree to actually be eligible to apply to PA school so with that being said if you're thinking all right well I mean I understand there's no surefire major that's going to get me into PA school like if I were a psychology major I know for sure I'm getting into PA school that's that doesn't work however there are majors that will allow you an easier route into PA school so if you're asking in terms of that then those majors are majors that kind of deal around the natural sciences if you're looking at biology or chemistry or biochemistry or any of those natural sciences even your nursing degree will better prepare you for PA school now the nursing degree isn't necessarily in like your natural sciences section so it wasn't for my school it was like kind of in the allied health section however if you get your degree in nursing and you pass your NCLEX and you do all of that stuff and you become a full-fledged real-life nurse and you're getting all of this patient care experience then once it's time for you to apply to PA school like it's so much easier because you've gotten patient care experience in undergrad to kind of suffice some of those hours that you need and then you you've gotten it on the job as a nurse you know for the three or so months that you've been waiting to apply to PA school or to get into PA school so that is a good option for those of you that are trying to find ways to get direct patient care experience and fulfill the undergraduate degree all at the same time but if you don't want to be a nurse and there are lots of people who don't want to be nurses you just kind of want to you know do like a PT assistant or something like that or work at a pharmacy whatever it is that is your jam that's my jam if you like to talk to that's okay you know it's not nursing is not for everybody so you can still get those direct patient care experience hours but take a major like biology or biochemistry or even something in a more allied health realm like you know healthcare administration just as long as you are getting all of the prerequisite undergraduate courses that are required for PA school again PA school is not like any school that you've ever applied to so there's not something that is like across the board like you're going to need these five courses and that's it you're going to have to actually look at each individual program that you are interested in applying to and look and see what their prerequisite requirements are now there are some courses that are the same across the board like anatomy and physiology biology like general biology general chemistry and organic chemistry those are typically always in the prerequisite requirements for the majority of the PA programs where they tend to differ is if they want microbiology or genetics or just an upper division science course if they want bio statistics or just statistics if they'll allow you to take algebra instead of statistics if they want biochemistry because not every school does so those are the little nuances that you're going to have to pay attention to when you are applying to PA school but this really again this only truly applies to somebody that is trying to go directly from undergrad into PA school now they're actually let me pause because there is actually a major that will allow you to get directly into PA school and I guess it would be the best major for PA school so that major is physician assistant medicine because there are undergraduate programs that are like bridge programs they are five slash six year programs that are direct entry programs into PA schools so if you're interested in the best major then that would be it but other than that there really is no sure fire away just like there's no sure fire away for really anything that you do you just kind of have to put the work in and do your research so that's why you guys come to this channel and get all of this information so if you're liking the information that you're getting go ahead and hit that like button because it's going to help my algorithm you guys and subscribe but again also you know you want to just kind of look around the internet talk to people get the information that you need because it's going to help you on your route and make that route and transition from undergrad to PA school which is grad school a lot easier I say this a lot there's no sure fire away there's no like true major that's going to get you into PA school because really and truly there isn't unless you're majoring in physician assistant medicine but you just kind of have to choose the route that you want to go maybe psychology might be something that you're interested in because you want to be a psych PA so you would get your undergraduate degree in psychology and then get the actual prerequisite requirements like that may not be standard in your psychology degree and then apply to PA school and that would be absolutely fine but it's just up to you on how you want to cater your undergraduate learning to the program that you're interested in and to the the specialty that you're interested in please you guys ask me questions I get a lot of this content from the questions that you guys are asking that's why in most of my videos I started off as I've been getting asked this question a lot so please continue to ask me questions leave your comments and your questions in the comment section below you can also hit me up on instagram at adana the PA with any questions that you may have as well and like I said subscribe and like this video thank you guys so much for watching I will talk to you guys next time


Day 4 and I'm happy to report that I'm symptom free. Perhaps yesterday was a product of my rampant hypochondria. Anyway, sipping on some black coffee right now, which may or may not have a tiny splash of Irish whiskey. CDC cases in the US stand at 10,442 cases and 150 deaths. Two days ago, we were at 4,226 cases and 75 deaths, which means that the mortality rate jumped 100% in two days. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization reports 191,127 cases worldwide and 7,807 deaths. Yeah. While cleaning out my liquor wall, it was reminded of just how many bottles I've acquired from overseas, which brings me to volume one of, You Can't Get It Here. A few years ago, my wife had to go to the Caribbean for a few weeks for work. I know, right?  Except for one.  In 1841, a Spanish slave ship bound for Cuba called the Truvedor shipwrecked off East Caicos, which at the time was deserted. Miraculously, everyone on board survived, and the newly freed Africans named their beach where they landed, Bombara. Descendants of these free Africans heavily influenced the local culture and today make up a large portion of the Turks and Caicos population. Onto the rum itself. According to their website, it's a blend of Caribbean rums aged at least eight years in American oak barrels, which I assume means ex bourbon. Whoops. Let's give this a nose. Yeah, a lot of familiar notes of maple syrup, vanilla, cinnamon. Yeah, I've smelled a lot of rums like this, particularly from the Caribbean. Rums from the Dominican Republic and Guatemala have smelled like this. This is pretty pleasant. A lot of maple syrup, vanilla notes. It's quite smooth. I guess this would be a good time to point out that it clocks in at 37.5 ABV, which is pretty common in other parts of the world to go somewhere between 35 and 38. Most of my favorite rums are overproof, so this does kind of lack body to me, but I don't hate it. I would definitely put it on pancakes. Overall, quite satisfactory. Solid rum from a country no very little about. Too bad you can't get it here. Changing the subject. We watched in Glorious Basterds last night. I've seen that movie before and I enjoyed it. After a second viewing, it's really good. I really enjoyed it. However, I feel that it's just Tarantino flexing on people. He makes good enough movies. Does he really need to make a movie that over half of it is in a foreign language? So while it has the trappings of Tarantino movies, the quirky characters, the whip smart dialogue, the trademark lighting. Does he really need to take all that and put it into what looks like a foreign film? I don't know. You tell me. That's it. Stay safe. Follow the advice of professionals. I'll see you tomorrow. Cheers.


that in fact you have did you see Pam's email are you able to find that I'm looking I got it here it is here we go all right okay so welcome to the Amherst Planning Board meeting of August 25th 2021 my name is Jack Gemsick and as a chair of the Amherst Planning Board I am calling the meeting to order at 6 31 p.m this meeting is being recorded and is available the Amherst media livestream minutes are being taken pursuant to chapter 20 of the acts of 2021 this planning board meeting including public hearings will be conducted via remote means using the zoom platform the zoom meeting link is available on the meeting agenda posted on the town's website calendar listing for this meeting or go to the planning board webpage and click on the most recent agenda which lists the zoom link at the top of the page no in-person attendance of the public will be permitted however every effort will be made to ensure the public can adequately access the meeting in real time via technological means in the event we are unable to do so for reasons of economic hardship and despite best efforts we will post on the town of Amherst website and audio or video recording transcript or other comprehensive record of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting board members I will take a roll call when I call your name and meet yourself answer firmly and then places yourselves back on mute Maria Chow and Tom Long and I'm just getting up the roster here Tom Long was excused yeah he's excused Andrew McDougal I do not see Doug Marshall present and then Janet is excused and Johanna is excused so board members if technical issues arise we may need to pause temporarily to fix the problem then continue the meeting discussion may be suspended while the issues are addressed in the minutes we will note if this happens please use the raise hand function to ask a question or make a comment we'll see you raised hand and call on you to speak after speaking remember to remute yourself opportunity for public comment will be provided during the public general public comment period and is reserved for comments regarding items that are not on tonight's agenda public comment may also be heard at other appropriate times during the meeting please beware the board will not respond to comments during the general public comment period please indicate you wish to make a comment by clicking the raise hand button when public comment is solicited if you have joined the zoom meeting using a telephone please indicate you wish to make a comment by pressing star nine on your telephone when called on please identify yourselves by stating your full name and address and put yourselves back into mute when finished speaking residents can express their views up for up to three minutes and at the discretion of the planning board chair if the speaker does not comply with these guidelines or exceeds their allotted time their participation will be disconnected from the meeting so we have no minutes and I'm looking for public comment here looks like we have two attendees Dorothy Pam okay so with that the public hearing there's a preamble that I can bring that up here okay so this is a for public hearing scb 2022-01 scb 2022-01 for 11 13 east pleasant street for archipelago investments LLC it is 635 and in accordance with the provisions of the mgl chapter 40a this public hearing has been duly advertised and notice thereof has been posted and is being held the purpose of providing the opportunity for interested citizens to be heard regarding scb 2022-01 for 11-13 east pleasant street request approval for a two lot preliminary subdivision plan under mgl chapter 41 sections 81 l and 81 s for several lots map 11c-275 11c-276 11c-277 11c-309 11c-310 all in the bg's only district um I don't believe we have any board members disclosures but I'll I'll ask I seen on um and then after the presentation is that who's that coming from so I don't believe the applicant is here tonight I'll check the roster but no he's not here the applicant has um sent a letter and would you like me to read it sure um dear planning board members I'm writing to request that the planning board well this was a letter you had last week extend the 45 day review period for preliminary subdivision plan to a date in late september or early october and preferably hold a public hearing on the application on september 29th um I'm noting that andrew mcdougall has joined the meeting yes hi andrew sorry for being late hi everyone so the idea here is that you would um you have opened the public hearing and now that you would take a motion to continue the public hearing to um september 29th and I'm going to suggest the time of seven o'clock um and um and then uh not take any testimony or um you wouldn't take any testimony from the applicant because he's not here but don't take any testimony from the public either and then um just uh vote to continue okay we have a a motion to do that Doug yeah I move that we continue the public hearing to september 29th uh we have a time at seven seven seven o'clock excuse me seven o'clock seven o'clock um I guess that's my motion I do I wondered if there was going to be any mention of the fact that we don't have a quorum and you don't have a quorum either yep yeah well you do have a quorum actually now that andrew has joined you have jack and maria and yourself and andrew so that's four that's a quorum okay and it's not a special permit so you don't need five votes you only need four yeah andrew do you want a second I was going to second the motion and just comment that I'm drinking in the power right now so um this is great andrew you missed the discussion this is going to be like our shortest plenty word meeting ever definitely so um um okay any discussion on this and I seen on so we'll do a roll call um maria prove and andrew hi Doug hi and I am an I as well so it's four zero and uh going to the report of the chair I have nothing report of staff I have nothing either but I'm looking forward to meeting with you next week on Wednesday September 1st okay but I I do know but we don't need to discuss this but CRC has been doing some things and but we can certainly discuss that next next week I don't think it's going to change anything right and what do we have I'm looking to see what we have next week next week you have the emmers college sign project and then you have a discussion of the apartment zoning bylaw and parking zoning bylaw okay and the emmer survival center is coming back to you to talk to you about the fate of their shed that they got permission to have to install last year and one of the conditions of their permit was that they come back and let you know what you know how long is this shed going to be there um and I know I'm wondering like Maureen's build-out analysis for the apartment yeah that seems to be you know just a lot of a lot of uh new information um valuable no doubt um and again we're deliberating on the apartment so I'm just wondering um yes she's going to have that information for you I think we sent out something yesterday didn't we and um and I believe she's planning to update that further and um we'll send that out you know whatever updated information she has prior to the meeting okay you do have um election of officers on your agenda and um another thing is ANR an ANR for research drive so we'll be having those things in your packet I'm uh do you mind me asking what that is because I thought that was already built out so um yeah I can tell you it's um Kate Atkinson who's a doctor who has a building on research drive uh has purchased or is in the process of purchasing a lot from the gentleman who has a lot closer to old Belcher Town Road and she wants to build a parking lot there um she's getting approval of the parking lot under article 14 which is that emergency um mechanism that we put in place last summer to allow the building commissioner to okay certain things particularly with regard to uh both downtown dining but also with regard to medical anything having to do with medical issues um so she's gotten approval for that but now she wants to connect the two properties and Ron Lavertia owns a one foot strip of land alone along research drive and he's going to sell her part of that one foot strip of land so she can connect her two properties it's very it's sort of an arcane type of thing but um you'll see it once you receive a copy of the plan and um we'll explain it again next next week all right well I have a lot of uh experience on research drive over the years so I'll be interested to see that uh I see Doug's hand and then Andrew yeah I was wondering why the subdivision request that we continued the hearing for earlier this evening is numbered for in the year 2022 rather than 2021 it's uh the town's fiscal year 22 okay thank you our fiscal yes July 1st July 1st right to June 30th yeah and uh Andrew yeah um I know we don't have new business on here I just I was one let folks know that CPAC is planning on having their first meeting tomorrow uh which you know is earlier than in years past so I know I think it's probably not for uh another month or something before we've determined those committee assignments but I just wanted to let folks know that we're starting a little bit earlier uh I was planning on attending tomorrow um but um I don't know if other members of the board have interest in uh in filling that role for this uh this cycle or not I can't remember whether whether we consider these terms to be like coterminous with our own or whether we rotate them manually but uh just wanted to bring your attention I'm sure you're it Andrew um I'm happy to do it I enjoyed it I'm happy to do it but I I also don't you've been doing anybody else from having the opportunity right you've been doing a great job uh Doug yeah I was just gonna say I probably should not do a CPAC for a while there's plenty of CPAC going on in my household right now good to know there does an awesome job and Chris so I just wanted to mention that along with election of officers you'll have a chance to shuffle your committee and liaison assignments if you wish to um so that's part of the election of officers so think about what you want to be doing uh as you're moving forward and if you like what you're doing you can say that loud and clear and I'm sure other people will be happy to let you keep doing it so yeah I know the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission we're meeting the Executive Committee is meeting tomorrow at four so I'll be at that and that we skipped a month or two so we'll see how that goes um do you have anything else Chris I don't okay we can adjourn at 645 wow that is a wow who said wow so good we should invite Nate to all of our meetings lucky time all right well everyone enjoy their evening thank you so much


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