Welcome. This is Melissa Armour with the Stock Swoosh and I'm here reviewing the August tracking to date through the 23rd Months almost up and it'll soon be Labor Day and before you know it. It will be the fall This year has just flown by so gonna go over the trades here for the month of August bring you up to date If you'd like more information you can email me at Melissa at thestockswoosh.com or call me at 9 to 9 3200 gap or follow me on Twitter Facebook YouTube or Skype So again the best gap this month so far that had the biggest largest most massive move really was Macy's There was a good one today But but this show really was the biggest mover of any of the ones when you look at the tip from the top and the price point So let's take a look 26,205 again, this is an advanced risk cake was a good one on the first of months started out strong 68 70 Trip another nice short 2860 really liked that gap to the third was symc Took a couple days off dbx was a good short on the first day of the earnings cues were long HD was a loser there and then the cues was a second trade another long 15th was the Macy's very very nice move Walmart was tough in the 16th took two tries, but worked DF was a loser Amen was a loser in the first trade that was late and then the quick second trade just did not follow through But it was a small profit cues were loser in the 20th EL was a loser on the 20th and the spy was a winner that was along on the 20th 21st was each rate a loser HPE was a winner on the 21st and Target two trades one loser one winner on the 22nd and LB was a big winner today Just a really big move and actually that continued really kept going and you could have held that more than another dollar down today Really just sold off like crazy And so if you decide you want to come and learn what I do and learn my system and my method you would learn really you're paying me for the information in my course of how I figure out to do all of these and That's what you would learn and then you apply the skillset yourself And you're eligible to join the live training room with me if you do the class if you're a student Trading really is a skill It's a skill to be able to see where this stock is going to go next after it gaps Like for example, there's a few gaps out tonight I can already tell where they're gonna go tomorrow Based on the rating of the gaps this evening stocks gap at night in the post market and in the pre market So it's really about preparation what I like about gaps what I like about what I do is I have plenty of time to prepare like I said I could prepare tonight to trade tomorrow Usually give things a look see over and then I get up early in the morning and prep full on prep in the morning Have my coffee breakfast work out then sit down and look at everything and scan early I'm up and that preparation Before I do anything at all even before the market opens really helps me be successful And honestly it can do the same thing for you the preparation counts So I teach a class is called the golden gap course The class is actually the dates of the class are going to be Saturday and Sun Sunday and Monday So these dates are updated just so you know it's going to be August 26th and August 27th So it's gonna be Sunday and Monday. We're gonna do live trading live trading on Sunday and Monday We're gonna go over the gap ratings on Sunday And then the gap ratings are gonna be live with the trading on Monday when the markets open on the 27th So the class is gonna be nine to five Sunday and Monday decided to do that because it's very helpful to students It's very helpful to new people. It's very helpful to the room people class to the class. It's 54 99 classes online You can be anywhere in the world and take it email me at Melissa at the stocks wish comm if you want to sign up If you're interested in doing my course and learning with me and what more information or even have questions You can feel free to email me here You can feel free to call me on the phone if you want to ask me something This is the last class before the fall Fall earnings season starts I think mid mid month in September So this is a nice period to do the class kind of integrate the information get your brokerage account set up over the couple of days for Labor Day and just take some time to learn everything Practice practice with small size practice with a demo do the gap ratings go through the entries and and so that by the time Earning season starts in mid September. You are ready to go and really hit it hard and make money So congratulations to everyone It's been a solid month a little bit tricky some of the days, but I pulled it out as usual My conviction helped me a hundred percent this month. That's for darn sure so 26,000 205 again, this is an advanced risk. You do not have to risk an advanced risk. You could risk half this If you'd like more information email me at Melissa at the stocks wish calm. Have a good night everyone


Wednesday, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear visited the mountains to announce a new driver's licensing regional office in Pikeville and to award $770,000 to the city for economic development. Well today is thrilling. We announced a regional driver's licensing center right here in Pike County with driver's testing from the Kentucky State Police. That means everybody in Pike County and close to Pike County can come when they need to in person to get their driver's license, to get their real ID, to get their CDL, to take that driver's license test and with the change that was mandated by the legislature and the clerks for Kentucky, you know, we're having to do the work to create these regional centers. Having one in Pike County is going to be a big advantage from economic development to convenience. So I'm really excited but I would also remind everybody else out there that you can renew through the internet, through mail, and we have mobile units that can come to your communities as well. We also had a $700,000 check for the city of Pikeville for economic development with Appalachian Tank that's creating, I think, 56 new jobs here and I don't think they're done. They're excited about the workforce and it's just an example of the level of prosperity and economic development we're seeing. We are Pikeville Medical Center and we are an amazing place to work. Our heroes of all types work here. All who deserve great rewards. So while our heroes are working hard to take care of our patients and visitors, we are taking care of them with top-tier benefits, higher pay rates, and great sign-on bonuses. So join our team today. So what are you waiting for? Applaud today! Incredible opportunities await at PMCjobs.org. Located at 128 Trivet Drive, the new office is expected to be open by summer. Earlier, Mountaintop had the opportunity to speak with 94th District State Representative Angie Hatton, who says the office will be huge for her residents. The folks in Lenture County have to drive to Floyd County, which is about an hour and a half. This will make that about 45 minutes closer, so that makes a really big difference for folks in Weizberg and, of course, my folks in Pike County are going to be thrilled with the idea that they're getting a regional driver's licensing office right in downtown Pikeville, as well as a driver's testing, because there's been a lot of folks who have had trouble getting driver's license testing appointments all the way in Floyd County, handling several counties. So that is going to be a huge difference for all of the folks in my district. I also have Harlan County now, and I'm really hoping that we get one closer to them, and I'm hearing hands that I believe that's going to be possible as well. With $770,000 from the Community Development Block Grant, funds will be used to purchase equipment to lease Tappalachian Tank, Incorporated, for aluminum tank production. For Mountaintop News, I'm Joel Horgel.


We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. To deliver the welcome speech, I request our dear division member Sri K.T. Ajumal. To deliver the welcome speech, I request our dear division member Sri K.T. Ajumal. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. To deliver the welcome speech, I request our dear division member Sri K.T. Ajumal. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. To deliver the welcome speech, I request our dear division member Sri K.T. Ajumal. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. To deliver the welcome speech, I request our dear division member Sri K.T. Ajumal. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji for coming here and blessing us and launching the program. In any corner of the world, no matter where you are, every small village in Malappuram district is filled with the presence of Rahul Ji. So, Santosh Trophy, Keralam, Kappu are living in Malappuram district because of the presence of Rahul Ji. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji. We are honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji. For our beloved MP, Rahuji. We are really honoured with the presence of Rahul Ji. Thank you Rahul Ji. कोबिदें दें प्रलायतं दें समयते अच्छों गुड़ल नादिन वेंदि समरपिचा इच्टरूपकारकला कोरि चरीए प्रोल साहनं कुटि नलगान सादिचदल अदियाई संदोशम नुद जन देरकपिच प्राइन लिए नमकु नमकु चदंगे लेक अबभजारिगमा� तीके रभीआद जी, संटोश त्रोफी विनरस, मुम्मद सशित, तीके जे्षिन, और्जूए जैराए फुंमरपुलग, मुम्मद राशीद, तीके जेशिन खृम्वानाद, और्जून जेराए गुड़ूप कुम्मडर्पृबृश्द्र, आपकेंबृदीर आप्टे I am very pleased to come here to this kick-off program where we are going to be distributing jerseys to 1500 players from 118 different clubs. I am very pleased to come here to this kick-off program where we are going to be distributing jerseys to 1500 players from 118 different clubs. The clubs are from three panchayats – one door, pooror and pannikad. And as you know, four players from the Kerala team that won the Santosh trophy in April 22 are also being facilitated here today. I must confess, you know when most people in our country, particularly in North India, they are fans of cricket. But I must tell you that I have always been a fan of football over cricket. And I used to play football as well when I was younger. And I used to play football as well when I was younger in school. I used to play football as well when I was younger in school. So, it's fitting that I've come here for this program and have come here to the center of football in Kerala. And the thing I like about football, two things. One, it is very transparent. You can see clearly in a football game who is working and who is not working. And the other thing I like about football is that you can only win a football game if you are united. If you overlook your divisions, if you play like a team, and so, individuals matter much less in football than the team does. Of course, the individual is important, but without the team supporting him, the individual cannot function. And the thing I really like about you is that you have excelled in football with limited infrastructure with limited support. And of course, you recently hosted the Santosh Trophy which Kerala won after many years. So, I'd like to congratulate you and Kerala for that. I look forward to some day playing a little bit of football with you. I look forward to some day hopefully playing a little bit of football with you. Also, when I came in here, I heard one of the announcers saying that I am the champion of Secular India. And I wanted to say one thing to the gentleman who was making the announcement. You see, the only India that is possible is Secular India. There is no other India that is possible. An India that is divided along religious lines, that is divided along linguistic lines, is no longer India. An India where people feel humiliated because of the state they come from, the religion they come from, the language they speak. This is not an India. This is not the true India. Because India is a union of states. It is a union of religions. It is a union of languages. And India only exists when every single person who belongs to India feels comfortable in this India. I want to say that India is a union of states, languages, and life. But I want to say that India is a union of states, and every single person who belongs to India feels comfortable in this India. Do you think that football team would be able to play? Do you think that football team would be successful? On an Indian team, suppose the coach said to two players that we don't like you because you speak Bengali, or we don't like you because you speak Tamil, do you think that team could be successful? Or on the Indian cricket team, if you said we do not like certain people from certain religions, do you think it could be successful? And just like a football team or a cricket team, India is also a team. India's success is based on all our people. All our religions, all our languages, all our states, all our communities. Now that is what team India is. And we have a ruling dispensation that does not understand this. They think that by dividing India along religious lines, along language lines, along community lines, team India can be successful. And you can see the result of hatred and division. You can see the economic collapse that has taken place. You can see the joblessness that is apparent to every single person. My advice to all of you is the same way you treat your fellow players as a team, treat all Indians as a team. Carry everybody together regardless of where they come from, regardless of their religion, regardless of their community, regardless of their language, treat them all the same.  So that is my message to you. Thank you very much for giving me the honour to come here and speak to you. I look forward to distributing the jerseys. Thank you Rahul ji for launching the program of kickoff and coming to the land of Vandur. Now straight away we are going to the distribution of jerseys. Before that we are going to honour the Sandostofi players who raised the pride of Kerala. Sandostofi players please come forward and collect your memando from our honourable guest Rahul ji. First of all I invite Arjun Jayaraj to come forward and collect your memando from Rahul ji. He is the senior player of Kerala team who won the Sandostofi. Arjun Jayaraj, Mohamal Rashid from Niberan district, including Vainad parliament constituency sir. He is also from Vainad. Safnal, we will arrange after the distribution we will make the photos. After distributing the memandos we will take a group photo. And our young boy TK Jasin from Nilambur is one of the top scorers of Sandostofi. He is also a student sir. Straight away we are going to the distribution of just before. I request Rahul ji to kick off this program. You can kick. Beware of the cameras sir. Take care of the cameras and kick. Thank you, thank you. Well done sir. It is sure that he is also a very good footballer. Thank you sir. Now, teams please come forward. Please give way to the teams. VFA Vandur, VFA Vandur, VFA Vandur. One set is VFA, Asad Vani Embalam, Phoenix Vandur, Uni Kutil. You can go that way, you can go that way. You can, please come. Asad. He is a senior player and he was a very good player. Now he is the pattern, yeah, damaged by football. Phoenix Vandur, Uni Kutil. The second back, Jas Marathapadi. Second back, second back. Mas Matakulam, Sask Shandy Nagar, United Thaliyangun, Aishwarya Vittikatri, Priyadarshini Chathangottapuram, Club Kaisan Vandur. Mas Matakulam, please come. Mas Matakulam, Sask Shandy Nagar, Shandy Nagar, United Thaliyangun. He is in the correct order. Aishwarya Vittikatri, United Thaliyangun. Aishwarya Vittikatri, Aishwarya. Priyadarshini Chathangottapuram, Club Kaisan, Club Kaisan. Chaitanya, Chaitanya Vadambati. Priyadarshini, Priyadarshini. Priyadarshini Chathangottapuram, Club Kaisan, Iwasagara. Third back, Evershain Pulisheri. Evershain Pulisheri, Spark Porur, Youngstar Kokadangun. Town team Thaliyangun. Youngboy Spadevanyambalam, Spark Pulikal, Frigate Kutambara, Bright Chettiaramal, Priyadarshini Revimangalam, AFC Athanipuri, Spark Porur, Youngstar Kokadangun. Town team Thaliyangun. Youngstar Padevanyambalam, Spark Pulikal, Frigate Kutambara, Frigate Kutambara, Bright Chettiaramal, Please be seated. Please be seated. Be patient. Packet 4. Athanipuri. Youngchallenges smile at you. Youngchallenges smile at you. Youngchallenges smile at you. Spark Charingapuil, Puliyakudu, New Emerald Kotakudu, Apollo Kodashiri, Navodaya Chettiaramal, United Emangad. Please come. Thank you, beloved Rahul Ji, for coming here and honoring us and presenting the JC and motivating the youth by your words and deeds.


Why did you click on this particular thumbnail on this particular title? Well, you're probably curious. You're curious about what the video is gonna tell you. You're curious about what beyond lucid dreaming actually means.  Now, there's a good reason why you click on this video and I'll explain it in a few minutes. But the truth is there is a lot more you can do beyond lucid dreaming. I haven't posted in a while. There's been a reason for that, which I'll get to, okay? But the reason that lucid dreaming is so interesting to most people, the reason you probably subscribe to this channel and actually care about lucid dreaming, you like the idea that there's something beyond just what you normally experience, something beyond what you can see, a world where you can kind of do what you want, change things, change your reality, manifest your own reality and actually experience things in the way you want to, not just the way that, now this video is gonna be a bit of a rabbit hole, okay? So settle in, you know, make yourself a drink, leave a comment and say hi. I'll try and respond to everyone. So let's start at the beginning, okay? Lucid dreaming is the idea that you can control your dreams by realizing your dreaming while you're still asleep. We know that stuff, okay? But I wanted to, I wanna take this channel in a slightly different direction. So what can, what is there beyond lucid dreaming? What would be the most advanced form of lucid dreaming that you can possibly experience? Now, this channel has always been kind of exploring the more spiritual aspects of lucid dreaming and consciousness than most of the other channels that I've seen. A lot of other channels focus, I guess, on kind of logic, science, provable facts and kind of really like an objective, clear-cut approach to lucid dreaming as a phenomenon in the brain. Now, that's great, okay? But I would say that there's a whole other side to this, which arguably is more important. Science can only take you so far. Logic and facts can only take you so far with this stuff. At a certain point, you have to kind of just experience something for yourself and see how far down the rabbit hole you can go. And now I could give all kinds of examples of where, how and where that would apply, but here's where the direction I wanna take this, okay? So lucid dreaming, in a lucid dream, what you kind of expect to happen is what does happen. Usually, that's kind of the rule of thumb, okay?  It will kind of appear. So how does this relate to waking life? Well, here's the thing. This thing that we call reality, this kind of 3D perception of the world that we have, is a projection of electrical signals that are interpreted by our brains. Much like in The Matrix, okay? When Morpheus says that reality is basically what we experience through our senses, right? Well, all our senses are organs or things that can interpret and translate electrical signals into the brain, and then you, from that information, your brain kind of decides what that means. A good example, everything. Everything is connected to this, right? So let's say if I move my finger closer to the camera, you don't actually perceive it as getting closer to you.  If it's slowly getting smaller, it's moving away from you. In much the same way, our brains only perceive a minuscule fraction of the information out there in terms of the spectrum of light, okay? We don't, for example, we can't perceive infrared, radiation, x-rays, radio waves, any of these things, and even all of those are just a tiny fraction of the spectrum of information that is out there that we know about, let alone the things we don't know about. So our senses are very, I don't wanna say deceiving, but they are very limited in terms of what they can actually interpret and how much of this reality you actually even know about. So that being said, is it really that much of a jump to say that there could be other dimensions, other timelines, other realities? It's not really that much of a jump. When we already know, it's already a scientific fact that there exist many different things that we can't physically perceive with the human eye. They're still there. They still exist and we can measure them, but we can't see them in much the same way that dimensions, different realities and dimensions exist, but we can't see them. We can't perceive them, or at least in most cases, we can't. So this 3D reality that we know of now, okay? The kind of world that we walk around and experience with our senses is a tiny, tiny, minuscule part of what's really going on and of how this thing works. Now, if you're familiar with my work about lucid dreaming, I focus a lot on expectation because what you expect to happen in a lucid dream will usually happen. In much the same way in reality, the thing, the subconscious beliefs you hold, the thoughts you have, the emotions you feel, they affect your reality in just as much of a way as your expectations affect your lucid dream, meaning you can control your reality to some degree, to a pretty large degree, actually. You can decide by, and this is kind of a rabbit hole, like I don't know how far to go with this in one video, but you can decide based on the thoughts you think, the emotions you feel, and what you kind of allow into your reality, what you focus on, you can decide what you either get more of or get less of.  So to that degree, you can change your reality by changing your beliefs. And that's what I really want to get into is the idea of going beyond lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming is kind of like an echo, a shadow of what you can do in your waking life with the same principles, the same principles of what you focus on, you get more of. Your beliefs dictate your reality. And now more than ever, we need to be shaping our own realities, deciding that we are not going to be fearful, be negative, be critical and pessimistic, because that's a choice you can make. You can literally decide instantly right now to stop being fearful for whatever. And I have to be kind of careful with what I say because the insane draconian censorship that is going on all around the world on almost every platform, the truth and the real information that's getting out is being massively censored by every platform to the point where you have to kind of be very careful about the way you say things and the way that you phrase things because otherwise the algorithms, the technocracy will literally just censor you. So I have to be careful about how I say this, but you don't have to be fearful. There's no reason to be afraid of anything really. This reality is literally just an echo of our subconscious beliefs and of our true nature. So in exactly the same way that you would shape a lucid dream, you can shape your own reality in this life the same way.  It will become amplified, so to speak. So ask yourself, what do you want to have more of? If you're waking up every day and you're looking at social media and the provably inaccurate mainstream media narratives, that's all I'll say about that, if you're consuming that every day and focusing on it, you will get more of that, okay? Through various different processes, you will experience more of what you focus on. So imagine if instead you could actually just wake up and focus on all of the positive things that are going on in the world right now, people waking up on a mass scale. There are many different things to focus on that could become your reality. Abundance, financial abundance. Now you might be thinking, oh, well, this is a recession. Again, it depends on what you focus on. It depends on what you focus on. This is actually one of the best times to be, for example, starting a business, creating your own financial freedom and wealth. This is a really good time to do that and it's never been easier because you have the internet, you have all of these tools at your disposal, you could start a business in the next 10 minutes and the opportunities have never been this large. That being said, at the same time, the media have never been pushing as hard to drive fear into the population. And you can see this by any headline. Any headline now in the media is just gonna be focused on fear, getting you to stay small, afraid and not taking action, being dependent on other things like the government systems and all of that.   You can decide that any time you want. So like I said, imagine if instead of all of that, fearful propaganda, if you just turned all of that off, what would you experience? Like what would your actual reality be? It'll be so different. It'll be vastly different to what you're probably experiencing now if you're like most people who are, well, I don't wanna say most people actually because it's not most people. It's probably about half and half. You have half of the world moving into a new phase in their evolution, advancing, ascending and becoming the best that they can be, stepping into their power, waking up, realizing that we've always been in control of our reality. And then you have the other half who are kind of still, for some reason, very fearful. They're following these provably inaccurate and manipulative pieces of propaganda because that's really what they are. And just kind of going along with what they think the majority thinks without really thinking for themselves and deciding what they want to become their reality. What do you want to focus on? Because it really is about what you want to focus on. And there are some people, for example, if you think that hugging your friends, going out in the sunshine, experiencing nature, boosting your immune system naturally, supplementing vitamins, taking vitamins, drinking water. If you think that doing those things is bad for you, we're gonna have to move on without you because there's no convincing people like that. But you can decide what to focus on. So here's my challenge to you.  For the next 30 days, only focus on and only consume, as when I say consume, I mean only watch, read, listen to or otherwise give your attention to things that you want to be your reality. Like a good example is if you just turn off the media, turn off the news. Okay, that's probably the easiest fix you can do. And then instead supplement it with focusing on positive messages, inspiring things, motivating ideas and concepts and channels. Focus on those things just for 30 days, okay? And for those same 30 days, take a few vitamins, take a multivitamin, you know, go outside in nature, go in the sun, walk around outside, go to the beach, do all of those things that have been known for generations to improve your health. Without the mainstream media, there would be no widespread viral situation, wouldn't exist. Anyway, that's gonna be a very polarizing thing to say, but you've got to ask yourself like, if you didn't watch the media, what would happen?  So consider what you actually want to be your reality, focus on the positive things and on how amazing this opportunity is right now to not only see humanity awakening and realizing how powerful they are, but also this is your chance, like you can change anything about your reality right now. If you wanna start a business, great time to do it. If you wanna, you know, go inwards, focus on your health, your personal growth, this is such an incredible time to do that. Everything is at your fingertips.  So when I say beyond lucid dreaming, I mean that for me is the most incredible thing you can do with this amazing mind that we've been given. So hopefully this makes some kind of sense, but either way, I'd love to hear what you think, so leave a comment and I'll chat to you in the comment section.


Ya maan blessed love to each and everyone who is watching us. This is the biggest show ever, each and every Saturday. It's called In a Yad Rega show. You can talk to us in each and every platform. My name is Mali Moses and that's that, your performance up in Motoka. It's from 254. Representing 254, you know. To the fullest, we have chemical degeneral. Nani kwen miwa mbia pali awali. Ata kwen atvelezi ya kwanini kwanzi aki alia mua akwa chemical degeneral. Ya maan, how hashtag it's in a yad rega. Top 2 us wherever you're watching us from. Let me just introduce my super guys today in the studio. Greetings, my... greetings, chemical. Greetings, Mali. Thank you so much for making time for us, you know. Mazi yanim ziki ya kukuna velea ni kicha hezo. You don't want to stop it. Nata kwen de leo kipigam ziki. And that's how 254 rega music na pasokuku awasi ya. Ya maan, but chemical before tundere sana, maybe you can speak to the nation and tell them who chemical is first of all. Your greetings, massive and cruel. Ya, definitely chemical degeneral. One anitanga, a boy from Madarin. Madarin domita. Yondo place nimegro. So chemically is an international Kenyan rega and dancehall artist. We give it to yourself. We give it to yourself. Ya. Muna jamiu se maa, awazi ita sana wa rega, you can never call a rega artist, local artist. Really? Because rega music is international. Is international. So international. Now you feel. Muna jamiu se maa ni ku brak bat international. That's our name. You pierce zi tuna, tuna try our best. Kujihaka kwa ele pichanya, wale wanya tuna tamboa. The greatest maa lekinanani. Wote pierce zi tuna try kufitin piya piya. Now I'll see you. And you know Kenya to be specific is a center of rega, you know, internationally, you know. Blessed love for giving that particular name, you know I respect international and also local. Big up to yourself. But I know if you're a Kenyan rega artist maa lipo pote, wuna pi ga mzikia mbena skikapuote, you know. Ya man, so from Madare chemical, maybe Uliyamuwaji kwanza first of all ku jita chemical, the general. How did that come up? Yosu ali na kwa gatri, lakini, ina kwa gatuna jibu, because at the end of the day, wezi, come up to jita tu jinanya, awju ina manishanya ni. So personally, mwa mwa mwa say, kemi kali, ni jina imetoka out of chemistry, kus ni jina ilitoka ni kiwa shulek, ni kiwa mafom 3, uko mafom 2, mi inim say mi kwanapenda kemsa ana. Actually I was the best student in chemistry yotani, yotani mi kwanasoma. Even in Syria. So, kuna tu mi kwanas niki gidaro, niki jua subjectia, kemi ikonekst, mi na sneak out, wakwanza na ishia, kemi, nenda kufanya, nika indion dion nili gundu wangakumbe, kuna gasla ni na tumangatua cheke, watiki jatu kwa klas, watuna cheke. So mi kwanapenda ga, na sneak nena na, na chiza na yo rada, watu ikam klas, situna haf 2, fanya tutuna cheke kandu. So, ikakwa katuni, mwa deki kuji, awju imi saya kwa api, ni kemi kwa liya kukubu kwa, kwa labdu maybe, no na. So, apundo jina kemi kwa liya lito kia. So after ni me tokachuo, ni kakam out, ni kafikiria, so ni mi anza mziki, nita give, ni mga ni kona. Ilai ni ikwa ingende shule, ikotu saa, let me modify, ni modify, ikam through, ingende na, business enjena guzai, so ni nanda nika degeneral, kwa kemi kwa, ina standout kwa, kwa ni kona representin kiwachuo, but degeneral, ni nakam out rega music, what I'm representing right now. Amazing, amazing. And when exactly did you start, maybe you are, because no na kata kwa pandewangu, you have lots of videos piaza back, yeah, back. Maybe briefly, when exactly did your journey start, chemical degeneral, mziki akili hanzawa api? Okay. Mi mili anza, professional music, kwa chani semi professional music, nili anza 2011, that was when I released my first international dance altune, ilikweni itwa swag so far, ili future, another great artist, kwa dance solo na itwa mavo di gwanso, ion do time nili fanya my first international tune. Na ili dupwa by the way, ili dupwa, kwa apata airplay, kwa dupwa after apo, nika enda chinia maji, jubu, sikwani lewa mziki vi power. Iosomia kwa zani nili fanya two out of talent to nika sema, talent to, ikani lead do nika ifanya. So after that, nika realize music pia ni business pia. So nika enda chinia maji, mi akakama billita to evo, nido 2015 apo, nika kujatena kwa kusima, wacha niru dite na nifanya mziki, mziki na ion do nili anza kwa zani mi angu ya kwanza ya rege, kafani natu mi angu, bina itua never cheat. Never cheat. Alafu... Kondili kwa singu ya kwanza, ya rege. So, nika do nika interupt, nika sema wili enda chinia maji, nuka kama. Io chinia maji ulikomenda kulaan music, ulikomenda kulaan about ama what exactly? Actually, niki wa chinia maji, nili kwa DJ. Nili switch kutoka kukuhimba, nika enda kuchaza mziki. Niki kwa kutu DJ na nika jibamba tu, naka kuchaza tumangu maza wasani, nga ita ma show, nga piga ma show. Niki kwa feel too, pia niki tutu, ino eze kana ina music wa world cause, kenya tunafanya, ni the same thing too, as in tukotu baduka music too, atu ja ondoka tukotu baduka music na. Niki kwa kutupo atu, but sasa, nika realize manze, I'm not following my dreams, as in kuna kitu ina mi, kuna kitu ina miss, ndi ondana na chesa kwa club, bumini DJ, but something is missing. Nona, nio nika se ma, wacha niruli bakwa music. So, kakuja nika piga never cheat, katra ikui push, ay kudupo wa. Kasa ma, wacha kwanza ni strategize nipige ma isabu vipo, vipo wa. Nini kakuja real warrior, tune. Big tune.  Fadahulia? Faraia. Ndi omoma ikuja tukwa, nga nini miss yandika yukwa kitabu, njubil tukwa kili. Faraia? So. Ndi omoma ikuja tukwa, nga nini miss yandika yukwa kitabu, njubil tukwa kili. Ndi omoma? Ndi omoma. Ndi omoma. Ndi omoma ikuja tukwa kili, bamba atu ni semetu like isong. Nini nisongpo? Nisongpo wa. Ili tek ania. Nani yo mo kamooja, nili kuatuna piti atu, struggle nilife ya ni, kuna piti atu, life ya mashidaka bisaka. So, ilikonani motivate pia, so, nakutazile basne kakuwa isong. Seiza kwa ndare, na kutani zile tuzenye zina kupiga tu leili zina kupiga daily so ni kasi maa after song ime isha mi ni pigiya tu producer hangu misuwa kiki na producer mungi ne mi wakuna producer mumja kapi gya producer and itwa nix on mega records kapi gya nix on nika mama ze nix o nika na song nasi na doa ata mi ni kutuna song nataka tuwanze kudu juna believe tukidu yo song ita kwa po ita kwa fitting nika soa kani mbei na shida uni mtuwa where comes to where comes to nika mama mi mi yata saipanya nika uni baalista come studio achakuni kurekodi e kaka clip kwa tapu kawdu oni meki beat uni tumi e nga uni mi naka kuja tukureko nika mrekodi eni kam tumi e ya kame kubi tua kani tumi nika skeza beat nika skeko powa kama menda kuja kurekodi e fly nika eni datu yo de nika finalize song nika mumbe ya saaba siwewe so mi kisha uni ambi mi mi ni shuguli ke nita maza kuli kuli pa laika man tv shuguli kanguka shuguli kanguka ya na shuguli super amazing rilore kato ka audio a kani tumi e like rilore ndo yo audio nika sema like kwa? indio song kasema panawacha kwanza ni tumi e ma promota niskeveni wata se waka appreciate manze kasema ah kwa po neza dutu ju yo ndo ilu kwa songiangu e apili sa saia regge ju minu kwa na dungi dance waka kitambo so yo ndo songiangu e apili sa regge ina dupa nika sema ah uniza stick kwa ili eni nika muwacha ni stick kwa ili nika sema regge nika stik kwa ili eni and that was two years ago then am I DJ here am I inchazia rilore am I inchazia a tune which I enjoy most of the time love and happiness you know a tune where you need tune ma jen animali za san am na jwa katikai mwenzi a February you know it's good also love and happiness you know ya man lemi talk about it first of all how did that happen ulikuwa katika movement flani ama nini ili kwin ili kwinspio ka moment kwa so that's your tune right now ima ni bamba design norma sana personally love and happiness is based on a true love story okay okay haja tu fungulieru haja tu fungulieru that song ina kwa ga dedicated to a particular person tunizam taja stam taja stam taja stam taja stam taja stam taja ina kwa ga dedicated to a particular person mwenzi alifanya ni kandika yo song una jwa tuni a point in life ya una jwa kwa maybe you are trying to date and then how kofiti the person unu taka kudete ununa e uniki date manze nita umi ya kini fukuna mi si kofi si kofiti so mi kumitna unimpress unia tani ili ugopa kumukatia nika ondo ke nika una hapa iwa chanche chini si weza poketwaise skiza ok muna umi poketwaise yo ina kwa ga nilazima yo ina kwa ga tria ni niki tu natural to lazima wezi ina kwa umi ya kama a kaka kofiti kama fukusuna my directors anani ambia una jwa ni aje 200 layout bako speedy speed una cekini aje unka dai udema kani show pana mi mi si kwa idata ya anything else from you malo ni ni ni iwa tu mi kenya na dai de tumse mo niya neza ni onyesha tu manze ana ni tambuwa ana ni penda nita aka si kumo understand baka e mo niya kama kumupruvi ya kani onyesha manze love is not all about money kuna witu zinginez yu happen zeni ni natural to natural to na wezi bai kuna witu wezi bai wezi bai wezi bai true love koeli koeli in regards to that because I just want to be very quick to kumalizia maybe you yourself you've been in music for couple of years now sundio una pigemzi kimzuri emzi kwa kone ni international venue mi sema it's amazing how do you feel as a Kenyan reggae because our Kenyan reggae every time an artist comes yami umuliza oniya kuna Kenyan reggae una feel say what exactly should we do apart from us playing music you know because kuna tizamziki lakini what exactly else do you feel as chemical degeneral kuna zafanya kufikiya watuate in terms of music kama what exactly can you do as an artist unadiosisi as artist emi itu ina kwa gani moja studio to produce good music and then to let a ma DJ nama promo nama promo uta but sasa currently tuna feel ni kama nia tuna do yo good music but atupati ila percentage ya air play inia tuna itaji nuna because do chemical amikap kwa big artist lazima na itaji air play and it's enough air play inia daily waswa na get kusuki ya chemical na get but something else like alimikati shot recently like a day ago two days ago Beres Hammond was talking about pokkan when I say ma alafalu kuna zungumziya how artist themselves you know as reggae artist in Jamaica our our sideiani to go there do you feel as a Kenyan reggae artist sisi kama reggae artist tuna feel tuna pay na yo support to each other because I know kuna mungine maybe to that level level different do you feel that because apart from air play sasa obvious it's obvious kuna say definitely ako above maybe ako above juyango maybe juyastreams ni ni and then ana get ile ego kuna get ni ta goa shoulders above the head so na get me say kama oyo as inu kitraikum reach out na we ana nga levisu zako ziko chi ini ano na tu ahu badu ni up coming na badu mukon the same race so yo piya ni kitu ina effect kuna jua reggae it's all about unity ono na ono na de ono na nga baka jameika na kuta mutu kama busy signal badu ana vibe na alia wakitambo wale wana katupa moja tu wana bonga unity ju music new unity but sasa wana kuta maybe oku wasa wame ichukulia ni kama ni challenge wana kuta umeski yango maya kemi kali so wana ni kaka kama unta katenakuni challenge na get of which see right see right because at end of the day miu post nkuma zawa sani wanzangu sana miu post ma links niki skizangu wana ni kali I like good music mi mi sezu kudanganya I like music ikicha za tu na it's good I'll perfect nta nta i post mi seme this good music so you feel we need to like artists need to support it so that's in there watcha taku support we need to unite because this one thing enyemi na jua to kisha unite to kisha unite to kutupamoja akuna kitu ita tushinda because tu neza enda tu face yo ga watu ya miya like apa tumanyanya so tu ko united kulel kulel tatu ki watu atikilam tu peke peke ake it won't happen manze kulel kulel and maybe to kimali zia right now because nikona one of staki let me just finalize nta taku because we need to buy your music we need to also promote your music we need to you yourself as an artist you need to get money before tumali zia before you give us your social media handles what exactly do you have for us in 2022 to kisonga because we still have a lot we still have election we still what exactly do you have for us to kimali zia so pass for Mali Mali yeah this man this man this man one tune okay so in regards to that chemical kidogo we have a technical each but we'll be back shortly I just want to go let me just achani send me your social media handles because that's ten seidi in a social media handles and maybe my twitter will be turned up with you kidogo yeah okay so social media handles zia kote fadali kumone zia kutule zia okay definitely the social media handles zia kutule at chemical de general chemical de general YouTube channel chemical de general Twitter chemical de general yeah Instagram chemical de general Facebook chemical de general we should wait for some colab as a music soon right coming coming coming like let me say ma this month I'll be releasing a tune then next month I'll be tune billing I'll be release but most of all in kwan tagaku tare sita much tare sita much tare sita much tare sita much okay that 6th of March okay it's a Kenyan pure Kenyan family show yeah yad vibes at the tropics yad vibes at the tropics Mackenzie home of I will see you Mackenzie home of at 6th yeah me DJ me director na nambi you know why kidogo na fuk chazam ziki wa so piyon na jutukatika biha share a fly me you know blessed love to each and everyone who is watching at the guest we had tonight is chemical degeneral I'll see you tako na fukusiyatena some good music of him and we apologize for that technical each in terms of his mic Mr. DJ take it away our hashtag it's in a Yalvege more love more blessing unity and oneness


And if I'll just be checking my email if Peggy has any trouble as I'll make sure she gets in. Okay. I won't. Should I call her name or not? Do you think? Yeah, just yeah. Okay. I'm Judy Strayer and as chair of local cameras local historic district commission. I'm calling this meeting to order at 302pm. This meeting is being recorded in minutes are being taken as usual. I'll now take attendance by roll call. Bruce Coldham. Yeah. Rita Wilcox. Here. Carl Winter. Here. Peggy Schwartz. Jim Lumley. Here. I'm Judy Strayer and I am here. Also based on Governor Baker's executive order suspending certain provisions of the open meeting law general law chapter 30 a section 20 and signed Thursday, March 12, 2020. This hearing and meeting is being held virtually using the zoom platform. So we have. We're ready to get started or. Yeah, we have our applicants here. We will start with 285 Main Street. Great. That sounds good. I'll bring in a Pat Kamens here. Looks like we got Peggy. Thank you. Am I Peggy? We can see you. Okay. Sorry about being late. And then having technical difficulty. No problem. I'm here. Okay. Everybody can hear me. Patrick. Hello. Yes, we can hear you. Okay. There we go. Thank you. Great. So. Pat Kamens is here as the applicant. So I'll, as you all know, we're talking about the detached garage behind the apartment building at 285 Main Street. And then the district council commission under article 13. Did a review at a public hearing and also approved. The garage for demolition finding it to be not significant, but as a, because it's included in the local historic district as well. The local historic district commission. I think that needs to review the project for demolition. And so I'll just invite Mr. Kamens, if you want to say a few words describing the project and the impetus for demolition and, and kind of what you're envisioning for the space next. Thank you. Hello everybody. You may remember this house is right next to. One main and right across from Emily Dickinson's house. You know, up from the police station a little bit. This was the one that we had lit on fire by some students lighting fireworks off on the interior. And we lost most of the building to fire. Thank you. We rebuilt the entire interior and we wanted to, for a few years, pave the rest of the lot to improve parking. And because it's a time to pave and you'll see that stone wall to Ben's right, right where it says customer parking. So it looks like you were probably in 321 Main Street when you were taking that picture. Yeah. Yeah. Which is owned by a different owner actually. But anyway, you see the stone wall there. So we want to repair that and do the paving or whatever. And that dilapidated garage last barn slash whatever you want to call it in the back really serves us no purpose. We don't store anything in it. There's no utilities to it. We can't park cars in it. So it just seems to be an eyesore. It's the old color. You know, it matches the old building does not match the new building. So we'd like your blessing to remove that structure so we can add three or four parking spaces for the. When we do the paving project. Thank you. Thank you. And I'll just show this other image. This is taken from the sidewalk. So like behind me would be the Dickinson museum. And this is just to show that technically it is visible from the public way from the sidewalk on Main Street. Kind of you can see the back of the garage through there as well. So that's what you would see from that, from the street. Oh, and if the photograph before that was not. This is from. Oh, I see. I'm trying to think of businesses are there like elements hot tub. I think. Yes. Stakeholder place. Yes, I know. That's exactly right. That's where I parked my car when I visited Andrew. So now I know exactly where we are. I'm not sure if I made that. That's not, that's not elements. It's not that far down the street. It's a frame shop. And it's the dance studio and the doggy dog. Right. Okay. That's right. Thank you. Yeah. Well, this seems to me to be one of the most straightforward. Requests we've ever had. And I'm on the point of moving. To grant the application. But Ben, this is not a certificate of appropriateness. Is it, or is it, is it formally and technically a certificate of appropriateness to that, that it's appropriate to demolish the garage? Is that the way we. Framing this. Yeah. Yeah. It's the, yeah. Obviously a change to an exterior feature of a structure. You know, so it's in this case, it's full demolition. And I don't think that the subsequent repaving doesn't necessarily need. A certificate of appropriateness. Because it's not a structure, but it's the, it's the removal of this garage. Yeah. Well, for the purposes of moving us forward. I'll move. That we grant the certificate of appropriateness. That involves the demolition of the. The garage. And finding. That it's consistent with section 8.1 and three and. And will not. Involve any detrimental effect on the. Dickinson historical district. I think that's the motion. Yeah, I second. Thank you. Let's call it out. Power and winter. I approve. Bruce called them. I approve. I approve. I approve. I approve. I approve. I approve. I approve. I'm Judy Strayer and I approve. Great. Oh, thank you all. And thanks for coming. Mr. Caymans. We'll. Get that permit processed shortly. And I work on the demolition once you have the building permit in hand. Okay. Great. Thanks, everybody. Appreciate it. Thanks. Enjoy the rest of your day. Well, then you got another easy one. Yeah. It was. Great. Well, great. We'll move on to our next hearing. We have for a 46 fearing street. Does that. Sound good, Judy? Yes, we do. Yeah. So I'll invite our applicants in here. Hi, Tom. Thanks for joining us. Thank you. Do you want me to get going? I didn't know if you want to read anything beforehand or if we'll just get started. I don't need. Do I need to read it a second time? I'm sorry. No. Okay. Okay. No, we can just start. Thank you. Great. Well, good afternoon, everyone. Tom reading an attorney with bacon Wilson here in Amherst. Here on behalf of the applicant for a certificate of appropriateness. With me this afternoon, Barry Roberts. The applicant. Hopefully this is another easy one. So if I could, I think what I'll do is I will share my screen. Just to give you a little bit of sight context. So. 46 fearing street is the box that is highlighted here as a parcel that is highlighted. You'll see. Just orient you on the East. You've got North pleasant street here. Over here you've got sunset. And then Lincoln out in the middle. This is a currently vacant parcel. In the RG zoning district. Barry acquired this along with some other back land here. I want to say maybe it was a year or so ago. You may remember that. We were here for 164 and 174 sunset. We talked about a proposed project, which was still working our way through the zoning board of appeals. And part of the discussion and one of the conditions I think you put on because we said we were going to relocate it was see if you can. Relocate it to Amherst. And so we're happy to say we're going to be, you know, with your approval, of course. Relocating it to Amherst. And so the proposal, I'll show it on the next. The next screen. But the proposal is going to be to relocate it. To this parcel. Right here. Which, you know, not to get into the weeds too much, but I know that the neighborhood had had some concerns given that Barry had acquired this land back here. And there was a thought that all of these, there may be some driveway access to all of this area back here from Fearing Street into this, into this vacant land. And so. I'll say obviously, but obviously by putting the house there, that was never the plan. And this is just another kind of instance of showing that that's, that's not what Barry was looking to do. So. This is for context. And then I will share. My screen. Hopefully you can all see the plan. And so for orientation. Opt is actually south. So down is, is North. Fearing Street here. North pleasant would be on the left side of the screen. And then you'd have Lincoln and the other side. And then further off the screen, you would have. Sunset. The idea is to take 174 sunset. Loaded up on a truck. Come up Fearing Street. And then place it right here. On site. We do have a proposed garage. Frankly, we don't have it designed yet. I think. One of the things. If everything goes well, this gets moved in about July. I think once that gets, I think we're going to be able to, We'll have a better idea of what this is going to look like in relation to the proposed dwelling. And we'll be back to you at that point for a certificate of appropriateness. For the garage. And so Ben, I don't know if I'm happy to keep all of this up, but if you want to show some existing photographs, the idea is the front door that you see. At sunset would be right here. So it's just. We're, we're taking it and just rotating it. 90 degrees. Just slightly. So that the front door then would be facing north, whereas the front door currently faces. East. If I was. So with that, Ben, I don't know if you want to. Go to any of the photographs or if we want to, if anybody has any questions on this plan. Before I stop sharing. I'm sorry. Sure. I can show some pictures of the property. So we're, again, we're talking about one 74 cents that have, which is the yellow house green shutters shown here. Here's just three pictures, kind of different angles. And, you know, I've also asked Tom, if he could describe, and it just. So he covers all of his bases, any other changes that are being made to the house. Just so. Don't need to come back, but it sounds like, you know, for the most part, it'll be moved intact as the, as the plan. Yeah. Essentially. So that detached garage doesn't coming, you know, on the right side there. And then there's a porch on the back that also isn't coming just because of logistics. Yeah. But I. Right. Yeah.  If you look, yeah, right there. Barry, any ideas of changing the color of the house? Or is it. Or are you thinking about keeping it the same. I hadn't intended to change the. Color. Okay. Also how house color is exempt from local historic district. Okay. Yeah. So yeah, just so you all can see. There's a, you can barely see it.  I guess that'll just. Be demoed at that point. And then the back porch that you can't see here. So I just want to make sure we're capturing all of that in the motion, I guess. So I. Very Tom. Ben, I mentioned that the single story. Addition on the left hand side that that is not coming. Very commute on mute, but I think it is coming. That should be. Oh, it is. So the lot is wide enough to. Take all that. No, that's interesting. Thank you. Great. I also have a question. I like the color a lot. So I'm glad to hear you might keep the color, but I also noticed the house had a lot of deferred maintenance. And I wondered, and I'm glad to hear you're going to fix the shutter, but I wondered if something will be done to spruce it up a little too. So. I think the answer will probably be yes. I don't know if you want to unmute, but I see this very similar to what Barry did over at the Snell and Baker street. So if you've seen what that house, I mean, I think it's gone through a new paint job or, or will if it hasn't already, it's some nice landscaping around it. So yeah, I mean, it, it, it's an investment. It's not just picking it up and moving it. It's Barry's got a stable of, of really great subcontractors who can, who can do some work and just make sure that it's. Given a little bit more love than it has probably had in the recent. Thank you. Yeah. And just to show a little bit more information. This is the, if you can use your imagination, this is the picture of the vacant lot at 46 fearing street. I don't know exactly where the property line is, but you know, there's a shrub line over here and a driveway to the right over here. So. Whoops. Yeah. Here's just another angle. Of the lot. So that. All might come down and. All the wires will come down. Yeah, Barry, they'll, they'll drop those wires. Right. And then they'll drive over them temporarily. They'll move the wires and we'll go in this driveway and bring the house. Towards the. The east end of the property. Okay. So the trees on the street could stay. Yeah. Well, yeah. Nice. I'd be curious to know what will happen would be. The lot that is currently occupied, but that will then not have a house on it. Is that under our purview in any way? Or should that be a concern for us or not? That's the, the, that's the site we've, we've asked them to move the house off. And. If possible. So they're doing exactly what we asked them to do. Okay. I've lost that. Hi, Karen. Yeah, I think it's a great solution. I'm so glad you have that lot and that that house. We'll find a home there. And I think it's going to fit in beautifully. So I think this is kind of an easy one because. Yeah. When I, when we asked you to move it. I was skeptical. That you could find a good place for it, but you have. So I'm, I think it's great. I think it's brilliant. It's, it's moving houses is not easy. You've got trees and all these things. And it's just, it seems like it shouldn't be too difficult because people here are people having done it throughout history. But with all the regulations and things, we have a lot of, we have a lot of, we have a lot of, a lot of people who have not done it. And it's very difficult to do. I think it's like it shouldn't be too difficult because people here are people having done it throughout history. But with all the regulations and things we have now, and all of the infrastructure that here now that wasn't here, you know, 50 or 100 years ago, it's really difficult to do. And Barry is just somebody who does it. And they're very fortunate, I think that. So I, again, this is, this is no problem at all for me. Any comments or comments. I'm just going to give you a little message. For the. For the. Before you do that, I just want to see if there's any more comments. And also open it up to public comment as well. Yeah. Jim. Oh, yes, you're right. We have to. Public hearing before we can do this. I just want to jump in along with everybody else complementing Barry on following. Thank you. I agree. Are there any members of the public that would like to comment? Great. And so for, if anyone's joined via telephone to raise your hand, you can press star nine. Otherwise, if you're here on a computer, go down to the bottom of the screen and click raise hand. So we'll start with Mr. Gensler. Let's see what this hand up. Hi, my name is Edwin. And I am, I live at 43 fearing street, which is just across the street. I may be a little late. You've probably already covered this, but when the house was owned by Stephen Fletcher and. The Avarles were living there. Warren, Martha and their son. They had told me oftentimes that. Edwin, don't worry nobody's going to move in or build across the street because it's a wetland. That area used to be a lake. And I did note that the conservation commission did look into this. And they, they, they did, they found standing water there. They put up the little blue flags and. It looked like that that area was going to come under a certain amount of consideration for being. Designated a wet area or that at least there would be a certain barrier between. The edges of that wetland and where a house could be located. I was wondering if the. I'm sure Mr. Roberts knows all about this. He's appealed the decision of the conservation commission. And I'm sure the historical commission knows about that as well, but I would just. I'd like to ask the questions. The Avarals and the Fletchers are still around. They're not an Amherst. They've been. They've moved. But there's a, the children are certainly around. And I was just wondering if anybody has looked into the history of. That particular property and how it was zoned when the Avarals were living there and the Fletchers were living there. Mr. Roberts probably knows about this too. He knows about that area pretty well. Thank you. Mr. Roberts. Yes. If Tom could put the site plan back up. You can see that we are locating the house 50 feet away from the designated wetlands. In conversation with the. Concom. We can see that inside wetlands that he was speaking of. And we need to be 50 feet away from there. And that's where we are locating the house. Is my mic still on? Yes. Okay. Well, I guess that satisfies the requirements. Of the. Of the town. The area is still awfully wet. The Aver is a war and had to dug a little drainage ditch that took the drain that property into tan brook on the. On the south side. And that brook is no longer or that. Canal or bridge or. Ditch or I'm not too sure what the terminology will be. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Is blocking up with leaves pretty quickly. And the area where the proposed house location is, is still awfully wet. In fact, you can see the ridges. Warren Aver would fill that in with leaves every year. The town of Amherst would drop its leaves. In his driveway. And he would. He tried to fill in that lake. He wasn't successful, but he did. He didn't work very well. Where he tried to plant some vegetables. It didn't work very well because the area was so wet, but you, if you look at it, you can physically still see some of the ridges. They're starting to flatten out now. Yeah. Hi. I'm nervous about. That. Is all I just want to, and I just wanted to. Yeah. We can develop. Empty lots. Empty. It's not really empty. Some beautiful trees on that property. There's also a chestnut tree on that same property. So I am concerned about what's going to happen to that. And then what's going to happen. To. The water in my basement, the water now doesn't go to the south. It goes to the north, which flows right through my property. And in the spring anyway. It's guaranteed to be in my basement. Thank you, Mr. Gensler. Mr. Roberts, you had a, your hand up. Yes. I am aware of the wetness of the area and I don't envision a full basement here. I envision a crawl space. Maybe a protected crawl space, because, just because of that issue. So that's my plan right now. Thank you, Barry. Okay. We lose. We lost him. I think so. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Let's see if we can rejoin us, but we have one other public comment. Hand up. Yes. I think you can unmute by pressing star six on your phone. Hi. Hi there. Can you hear me? Hi there. Yes, we can hear you. Hi, my name is Jennifer Larson and I live on the other side of this property at 38 Searing Street. Nice to meet you. Thank you. Thanks. So I'm outside standing right now in the ridges that you were just talking about. And yeah, they're pretty deep and it's pretty wet here. I've been here for a year and moved here last summer. So I've just about been able to see the full cycle. It's, it's definitely wet here. And I also wonder about, you know, the stuff that's going on in the back with tan brook, how that's related. If I have a lot of information, so I'm just going to throw it at you and then we'll see what comes out of it. The 50 foot delineation from the wetlands, you know, part of why I chose to live here was because of this amazing wetland and brook and you know the access and the forest in the back and how that will be impacted. And what this will look like as a construction project for us, the neighbors who live nearby, you know, what's the timetable what's involved. And just making sure that this build is just right here on this property and not really going any further back into the little bit of forest that abuts it, would you be able to speak to all of that. Through the chair. I mean, then you saw obviously some of the stuff is outside of the jurisdiction we're here for certificate of appropriateness, but I think we're fine answering, you know, most of the questions so this we're just talking about the relocation of a single family home to be put on that bacon parcel. It is not impacted by the conservation commission. The delineation claiming that tan brook is a perennial stream versus an intermittent stream that's currently working its way through DEP but this is outside even if it were to be considered perennial. This area is still outside of the 200 feet so it's not going to be impacted by that determination one way or another. And so this lot the revised lot line is the lots only 14,500 square feet. And so the this proposal isn't to go any further back into the wetlands or the forested the wooded area at all back there. And as far as timeline goes. No I would think that Barry would try to get out there probably in June at some point to do some site prep. And then the move happens overnight. So either, I think mid July is when it slated for and it's takes a lot of coordination with utility companies with the police, etc. So building movers and these are very experienced building movers. And so then it's once the site is prepped and I'll ask Barry in a minute whether or not he's going to put in the crawl space before if he's going to do the same thing that he did over at the snow baker where it's just kind of propped up on those stilts. And then once it's, once it's there they they lower it with hydraulics, it sits on its foundation it's crawl space. And then that's it so you know where a regular build might take, I don't know, six months eight months very probably a better idea of a you know, stick built from scratch. You know this one's probably a quarter of that time, maybe and then there'll be some work outside, fixing shutters and any, you know, insect damage, etc. But you're looking at a much, much more benign product than what you would have if it was a single family home stick built from the ground up. That reassuring thank you. Do you have anything to add on timeline or anything I know I think you're about right three to four months is be the maximum time it'll take us, you know, like in snow baker, the one we moved there. We're just doing the landscaping and seating the lawn today. The house there put the utilities back in and, of course, we have to reconnect the water the sewer and a furnace and all that. And then we went through and painted the inside of the house. And then we just painted the outside of the house and put the landscaping in. So I think if you drive by snow baker, you can see a real nice looking house that ended up being saved and moved. And that's what we want to do here. I'm glad to hear that it won't be big towering town, town homes that it will in fact be a lovely house next to me. And, you know, maybe this is or isn't appropriate for this conversation. But since we're talking about a certificate of appropriateness, I do hope that there will actually be a single family rather than college students as my next door neighbors. Does anybody have anything to add. If not, I guess the process is that we move to close the public hearing. Okay. Yeah, just thank you for your comment. This Larson. Thank you. Great. Is there any other members of the public wishing to make a comment. We're good. I see Mr. Gensler's hands is still up. Might have another comment to make or does he. That's fine. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Quickly, Mr. Gensler, I saw your hand was still up. Do you have another comment to make? Or was it up from previously? This is more of a question than a comment. One of the things that's happening, especially on this end of Fearing Street is that we're getting a. Absentee owners that are running to students and I don't know if the historical commission has any control over that and not are not. Outside of buildings and not inside, but the committee's been talking about this as being a singling single family home. And I think all of us in the neighborhood are very concerned about the. The, the, what I call the Phillipization of that end of Fearing Street now. And I think that in its own way, rubs against the goals of the historic commission and at least that historical district. There's one thing to talk about moving a single family house, but then it really becomes the owner's discretion as to whom he or she would rent and I guess my questions for the commission. There's a beautiful neighborhood now of some single families, some owner occupied rentals, and a handful of absentee owner rentals going on there. And what is the question is just what is the goal for the historic district in that neighborhood if. If the historic commission has any. Say on on on that matter. Thank you that's all. I do not believe we do now. That's correct. You know, we understand and certainly appreciate your comments. But we have no control over, over that. Somebody at in the town that may have some control over that. I guess I was wondering what was that area zoned 5075 years ago when the Averils moved in. And why would Warren and Martha who've been there a long time I mean they were in their 90s when they. They might know and why would they share with me that this is a wetland. I'm not sure you might want to contact the, perhaps the conservation commission in town I'm not sure what the appropriate. I have contacted them they do not have that authority know. I think that we can say that these varying levels of accuracy and perspicacity when it comes to people in neighborhoods, figuring out what the likely possibilities are regarding there's another properties. And as far as wetlands are concerned of course it changes with time this is not something that's static. So, I would, I would say it would be very difficult to identify with any accuracy what what was in fact I'm not even sure when did we start when was owning enacted in this town that possibly in my lifetime. So, that would mean that maybe there was no zoning. When your neighbor very well yeah. Thank you. Thank you for your attention. Thanks. Oops. I think we can end public comment at this point. And then, if unless there's any other questions or comments from commission members. We can move on. We can close public meeting now. Oh, sorry. I was just going to thank you for finding a space and saving a beautiful old house. I knew for children who grew up in that house and so it's nice to see staying in the neighborhood. I guess move to close the public hearing. So, we take roll call for that. We probably need a second second. Thank you. Greta Wilcox. I agree. Sorry. Karen winter. I approve. Peggy Schwartz. Approve. Jim Lumley. I approve. Bruce Kulden. Yes. I'm Judy Strayer and I approve. So, at this point, I guess I could proceed with that motion that I shouldn't have moved early. Shouldn't have begun to try. So I apologize for that. I had forgotten that this wasn't as perfunctory as perhaps the previous one. I just wanted to move that as a commission granted certificate of appropriateness. Involving the proposed relocation of the house on the sunset to the proposed new location. At 46 fearing street. I think that's, well, with. I would just, I would just add that. And also the demolition of the detached garage and. End of the rear porch. Yes. Haven't we already approved that in the previous hearing related to fearing street. I think we. Well, maybe we didn't, maybe we said if it was, if it wasn't moved, then we wanted to. Okay. Okay. Okay. Including yes, if you had the, the, including the demolition of the existing garage and. And marginal portions of the buildings. That are not appropriate for relocation. Okay. Thank you. Second. Thank you, Karen. Okay. Let's vote. Greta Wilcox. Yes. Thank you. Karen winter. Yes. Peggy Schwartz. Yes. Jen Lumley. Yes. Bruce Colton. Yes. I'm Judy Strayer and I also vote yes. Great. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thanks, Tom. Thanks, Barry. Thank you, Barry. Very much. Great. So I had, I just had included in our agenda. To go once we ended the public hearings, which we just did if, if. It's optional. If we wanted to just check in about anything else, including the. District, the study committee. And if there's any, you know. Kind of next steps you want, you all want to check in on about that or. But if not, I think we could, could adjourn. Anybody have any. Any updates from anyone. Updates. Karen. I move we have our steady group meet at Jim Lumley's lilac land. Maybe. But we'll figure out, Jim, you let us know when it's the best time. Well, we just need to go from there. To the public meeting. Sunny day or no, but we could even meet inside too. Whatever day and time is convenient to most people. I think we can make it work. Great. Great. Yeah. Okay. Cool. Alrighty. Well, I'll, I guess we should set our June. Meeting date while I have you all. Yeah. We have one application that's likely to be submitted soon. I had. Initially told the applicant, you know, it's probably would be. The first or second Monday in June. I think I'm actually, I might not be here the second Monday in June. So I was thinking June 6th. Could work. Does that work for folks? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. It was me. Works for me. All right. So we'll say June 6th. And hopefully it's more straightforward. No jumping around between zoom calls. But thank you all for, for bearing with me on that. So I'll keep everyone in the loop when applications come in, let you know any details, but plan to touch base then. Okay. Thanks. Thank you. What time on that? Is the three o'clock time still working for everyone? It's okay with me. Yeah. Great. Yes. I'll say a 3pm on June 6th. So I guess we therefore I move to adjourn. Second. Okay. Thank you. Great. All in favor, I guess. Everyone. Yeah. That's okay. All right. Take care everyone. Bye bye.