Inferred speaker — not verified. The pipeline proposes Michael G. Denault in 2 recordings from direct naming evidence. Nobody has checked these assignments by listening. Quotes below carry inferred labels and may be misattributed; these are not verified voiceprint matches.
“it possibly, can this possibly, down the road 20 years from now, can that add houses to it? It could, it could. You know what I mean, it could or could not, either way, okay? The number 40. Yeah. The number 40 came up because other people mentioned it. I didn't bring that number up. It's in the, the number's in the . When I, when I see that number 40, instead of saying $60 now, I see 200 or something added to your tax. And throughout the years, that goes up, okay? And I'm not saying people don't have issues. I believe there's issues. I want, and I do agree with the vote the other night, 99% of…”
“have to fine yourself. Right, so now we find the town, the town finds the town. The town finds the town. Let's just say it's a hundred bucks, and the town pays the town a hundred dollars, and then the hundred dollars goes back into the town through that board, back into this, and that, so this is, this is silliness. Isn't that the latest one? It is. If the ultimate goal. Mm-hmm. If the ultimate goal. If the ultimate goal is, and this is where, I know people don't like the sign, that's not the issue. Right. Like I said, add some more stuff, say in school, in town hall, and we can add to it, the…”
“line is this was something that if it's freezing out and you have 40 hours of cold and now these people, their houses are freezing and not because they want to just you know, feel, you know, talk with people. They need to come, they need to get out of their house. It's cold. You know, I reached out to my neighbors and told them, hey, if you need anything, you need to come out of the house because they haven't generated it. But if we have to, if someone calls 9-1-1 and says, you know, the house is too cold, I'm freezing, what do you do? Do you bring them, do you call the ambulance, bring them t…”
“I personally think, you know, we all know where this all went. But I think the select board did their due diligence by following the rules. The zoning board, same thing. They followed the rules. Deb's followed the rules. If the rules are followed, if we have to take it down, so be it. But I just think, and Dave said, what's in the best interest for this town? A sign or no sign? Now, if we were to take a vote right now, seriously, don't worry about whether or not you like the sign or not. What's in the best interest of this town? Should we have a sign or shouldn't we? We should have a sign. Any…”
“says, well, he never said that. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. They're all right. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. My son said no because they moved in. Oh, my God. So that's what happened. And this is where we're at because a man that doesn't even work here anymore, which I'd love to bring him in here and ask him, did you see. Did you actually say no. They don't meet…”
“It's too big. Right. It's too big. Any place. No matter what. And that sign just says . . . Okay. But let's just say we could. That sign could go down on . . . Say we could. What do we do here when people drive by and say, where's the school? Where's the town hall? Where's the library? Where do I check my gear at? You know, that's the problem is we need a sign out there. We've had many people stop and go, we don't know. That's one of the complaints about that sign. I agree with that. I do, too. The sign's too big. It's too big. It's too big. It's too big. It's too big. It's too big. It's too b…”
“You know, I know what's going to happen. I think we should definitely reach out to them and tell them how concerned. I know what's going to happen. They're going to play the blame game. It's a tree company. We're going to get another outside source. And the tree company is going to say, hey, they're going to play the blame game. Look, they're, at least reach out to Greenmount Power. Send them a letter that we're not happy with what happened. They should be made aware of what happened. I don't know what our alternative is. You know, we, we have to figure out what to do. We're going to do this. …”
“Well, here's what I think though is, I think the planning commission did their job. I have nothing to say bad about them. They did their job. Okay? What Bill's saying is this board has the authority to change a bylaw. You do. This board. We voted that bylaws in. We did. We asked the zoning board for their input. It's that many days, years, months, whatever. And they gave us their recommendation. But we ultimately are the ones that voted it in. Now we did have towns. We had to post it for the town. Public hearing? Public hearing. If we change the bylaws, like Doug said, do we have to have that …”
“phone . You got a permit. Okay, there's a law. We can't enforce the law. Give me the permit. Exactly. Exactly. That's what we're going to do. We're going to change the bylaws and get rid of that law. The law that is ignored is oppressive, because you've got some people that . So we got a little sign out there that says library, right? Small sign. Yeah. It's too close to the road. It's too close to the road. Oh, it's way too close. But it says the library. It's okay. And we've got another sign over here. Okay. Okay. over here that white thing there that people yeah that's that's never”
“the ZVA. And the reason why I ask is we got an email I'm not taking the email for gospel by any means. I just want to address it because we did get the email. Is there a conflict? Does it look like there's a conflict? Does it imply there's a conflict? I read the laws and the law says especially in a small town it happens many times where people sit on one board. We've had that as long as 10 years. I know that you and Sally and Dave and Sheila they all sat on the same boards before. These are older folks that have been on these boards forever. I'm not having a problem with that.”
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