Right. You. one of its end is the thanking Board of Education members, volunteering and time and being here. So last week, you might have some questions? Absolutely, thank you. Right now, oh, thank you. I'm glad you're just still a climber. Oh, thank you. States and America. We finally, for which, say, on a nation, or on a nation, as well as just. Thank you for your attention, Jared. Well, you have comments, people from any public. Now, people like it, the education, the language, the education, the chair. Now, seeing they are done, we need motion to do exactly the touch and the value you invited. Anybody want to second the motion? So last, okay, all the things they are on. All right. All right. All right. Through the executive session, down on your witness. And on one second, okay, this kind of thing doesn't need to go. Out of the executive session, I motion to allow Valerie to engage with the Board of Education attorney to create an MOU to present to the Board of Slettman and an effort to move forward elaborately toward the development of the community center. Hi, second. Okay. Thank you, Chris. Any discussion? Well, let's say we say aye. All right. Aye. The opposed? Any extensions? Passes six zero zero. Jared, can I have the aye? Sure, here. Absolutely. Bye. Bye, Shannon. Have a good evening. Okay. So just to be clear, the things that we want to potentially
have in this MOU would include. Parking, parking lot maintenance, the turnaround. Addressing that smoking ban for all guests. Getting prior approval with a timeline and a staging plan. Meeting and speaking to collaborate on all the safety procedures, particularly the emergency vehicle routes and jurisdiction going forward. Yeah. Yep. Chris, did I miss anything? I don't think so. You said parking and parking lot maintenance. Yes. That's two separate things. Thank you. Did you want to actually, did you want to add in Caitlin suggestion about the traffic restrictions? Or is that in one of the ones you mentioned? So turnaround, the stuff with the turnaround. So and how it affects the school day. Traffic glow. Yep. Kind of. Okay. And then one other thing did we want to talk about also the one that you know, I had some concerns about with was loading dock
because they put a waiver in and I'm just concerns that if there's loading and unloading them, they're turned around to supplies during drop off and pick up that it's in danger. Man. Right. Yeah. So time, time frame traffic glow. Traffic flow and time. But baseball is specifically they're loading and unloading. Because they're asked for a waiver for. Yeah. Yes. Okay. Yes. All right. Great. Thanks, Bob. Anything else? Yes. I think it's very straightforward. It should be easy for them to get the first letter to sign it. Yeah. All done. All the work is done. And I think I think the only other really important thing to to write in there is that we feel like this is important to have in place
because the hope is that with this new facility, we will increase the amount of usage by residents like that's the hope and goal. Absolutely. Is that we do have more traffic. Right. And that we have more events. Absolutely. Okay. I want to stay up and pause an event. Back door. Yeah. Yeah. It will be great. Yeah. How's it? It's a little scary. Nope. Now we did that. And now we need to come out from the public. Is there any audio or any public? Uh, no. No. Chris. He's not public. No. Okay. Okay. I'll come in meeting for a meeting. June 14, 2023. Okay. We're going to have the public hearings of the planning and zoning. I'm June 7th. That's 7 o'clock. And that's going to be in a town hall. And Valerie did the presentation for us. Yep. Yes. You all set? Great. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We're adjourned. I'll make a motion to adjourn. Second. Chris. Chris. Second. Okay. All in favor? Say aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Any opposed? Any abstentions? Hearing none. Passage? Five. Zero. Zero. Shen and just log off. Yes. Mm-hmm. Thank you. No thanks.