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let's move on to the first business item  which is a presentation from the chicken  salad waste District about the bond vote  for the materials recovery facility  Sarah come on up introduce yourself and  have your say great thank you very much  my name is Sarah Reeves I'm the  executive director for cswd and we I  believe Michelle sent over a PowerPoint  so if that could be brought up that  would be great I appreciate that so I am  here today to talk with the select board  as I promised that I would come back and  talk to you specifically about the  ballot initiative that genus always  district has  um is putting before the voters on  November 8th it is considered a special  election we are seeking authorization  from the voters of Chittenden County to  borrow up to 22 million dollars  recording stopped  mm-hmm  oops I can hang on until it starts again  please  no worries  sorry something do you want to make me  though  oh  but we need to restart recording yeah  recording in progress  okay we're back here we go good job no  it's okay uh so as I was saying we're  requesting authorization from uh  Chittenden County voters to borrow uh 22  million dollars to construct a new  materials recovery facility  and go to the next slide please  and I don't know that anyone here needs  to be reminded of who cswd is but um  just in case there is someone new  attending in from the public this is who  we are we are a municipality created in  1987.  um by Our member towns and we do  Encompass all of Chittenden County to  manage solid ways created in the  district on their behalf and our numbers  keep going up the population is  increasing in Chittenden County as are  the businesses so we serve not just  residents but also businesses  institutions schools Etc  next please  and again I think probably everyone here  is familiar with the facilities and the  services that we either own operate in  the services that we we provide to the  residents and businesses of uh Jennings  County and one of the the key reason I'm  here today again is that last bullet on  the bottom of their materials recovery  facility we own the Murph in and we call  it Murphy's with Smurf we own the Murph  here in Chinden County it is again a  municipally owned facility the other  facility in Vermont is privately owned  and operated by Casella next slide  please  and what it does is it basically is a  big plant a manufacturing plant that  sorts the blue bin recyclable so  anything that you put in your blue bin  or your your blue cart or that you drop  off to one of our drop-off centers and  put in the recycling container gets  brought to this building and then is  sorted into different Commodities so we  sort them into bottles cans jugs  cardboard paper tin we own the building  we own the property we own the equipment  we do contract with Casella for the  daily operation and as I mentioned is it  is the publicly owned facility in the  state  so why do we need a new one uh the last  uh the one that we have now is built uh  1993 was built to manage 25 000 tons of  recycling we are currently processing  about 47 000 tons  um it has it is at over maximum capacity  we are still operating at one shift but  it is very very inefficient we cannot  expand the location where we're at in  Williston we can't go up  um we can't go out we can't go back we  are at the end of the road so we  literally cannot move anywhere and do  any an expansion which we would need to  do in order to accommodate better what  we're doing now and to be able to expand  and have flexibility for the future  there is no way that in this particular  facility we could ever hope to take any  more material or any different types of  material and that is critical for the  future thanks please  so again I just kind of jumped ahead on  the slide  um but what we're doing is I'll I'll  skip to the inefficient hand sorting and  that is is a photo of some of the  Casella employees who are doing the best  job that they can given the  circumstances of sorting bottles and  cans they are sorting each bottle each  jug each can by hand and the material is  there's so much of it that it goes by so  quickly they literally cannot get  everything that's going by them at one  pass so it has to be scooped up and  brought back in for a second pass  every container is sorted twice it's  incredibly ineffective and inefficient  next  also we have very limited storage this  is a photo of on the left side milk jugs  and on the middle and the right are  laundry detergent jugs that are being  stored outside because we don't have  room inside to store them this is not at  all ideal it is not industry best  practice you always want to keep all  your materials indoors whenever you can  really at all times and particularly in  Vermont with our our variations in  weather this is not ideal and the new  facility everything will be kept inside  next please  so this is it might be a little bit  difficult to to see but this is the  conceptual design again this is being  intended to be built on property that  cswd owns in Williston on Redmond Road  um just down the the road from our admin  building in our drop-off center and the  blue square is the representation of the  current murph's size so you can see that  we're looking to add on either side on  either end one is the receiving area or  the tip floor which will triple in size  and on the other side is the storage  area for the Bales which is also triple  in size so the entire Murph currently  would fit in just the processing area of  the new nerve so we're looking to go  from about 32 000 square feet to about  60 000 square feet it's desperately  needed next please  so we're looking at adding technology  the only technology we have in the  current Murph is an old magnet  that does wear out over time we do have  some glass cleanup system that we will  be actually bringing to the new facility  so we will be reusing some of the  equipment that we have so that system  and the Baler the machine that that  makes the cubes of recycling but  everything else will be new everything  else will be up to not just today's  standards but really the standards that  were in place 15 years ago we are that  far behind so we need and deserve to  have a modern facility here in Vermont  so that we can continue to recycle as  much as we can and to have some  flexibility for the future as packaging  does change  next please  again more square footage means a higher  quality output this also means much more  efficiency everything will get run  through once and the folks who are are  working there today they're Excel  employees today if Casella continues to  operate the facility they will all come  over to the new facility there will be  no loss of jobs that has been a question  and a concern well how will automation  affect employment and actually it's  going to make the work much better right  now as you saw in that that previous  slide that sorting room is extremely  cramped it is not a great environment  then the new facility those sorters will  become quality control people and the  machines will sort through the initial  pass and then they will just have to  sort anything that is missed by the  equipment so it becomes a much less  taxing job the building will be taller  airier brighter and would just be a  better environment for our workers  next please  we are looking to Future proof we don't  want to be behind again so with the  addition of technology which can be  programmed to read different types of of  material whether it's different types of  fiber different types of paper different  types of plastics we can adjust as  packaging changes over the years if you  think you know even 10 years ago we have  different kinds of packaging now than we  did then certainly than we did 20 years  ago and certainly then we did 30 years  ago so as packaging evolves we want to  be able to also evolve with that and  this new facility will give us the space  and the technology to be able to adapt  for the future  next please  and these are some of the environmental  benefits that will run through all of  them  um but you know we are building the  facility so that will be able to  accommodate at least up to 70 000 tons  of recycling a year so it gives us a lot  of room to expand and to take more  material and keep more material out of  the landfill again as packaging changes  and as our population is uh is growing  it  next please  and I mentioned the better conditions  for employees we can move on to next one  and this is an important piece that I  want to make sure that all voters are  are aware of and understand  we will not be sending a bill to any of  our member towns we will not be asking  to put any fees or any taxes on property  taxes we are going to be paying for the  bond out of our operational fees  um uh operational revenue and out of the  revenue that we receive from the sale of  recycling so we are not going to be like  I said Sending anyone a bill it will not  impact property taxes we're not going to  be imposing any any additional fees no  assessments to pay for this this  facility and we've we have modeled  um we have modeled the scenario multiple  scenarios to say okay what is the  absolute worst case that can happen  before we're in trouble  and it has to be extremely dire meaning  you know we saw a pretty dire  circumstances several years ago it's got  to be worse than it was back in 20 2008  but worse than it was in 2016-17 it has  to be a real catastrophic situation to  where we wouldn't be able to pay the  bond so we are into you know again we've  modeled  at least a dozen to 15 scenarios and are  confident that we will not have to come  to you for any assessments or any taxes  next please  how are we going to pay for this is also  the next question  um so we are again we're looking for  um uh bonds from the Vermont Bond Bank  in the amount of about 16 million  dollars we are applying to in heaven the  closed loop fund closed loop partners  for an interest uh free Municipal Loan  in the amount of six million dollars and  that is to basically be able to reduce  the amount over the course of the  25-year payback of the bond so it has an  initial higher price tag in the first  five years of paying back that closed  loop fund  debt but then  in the out years it's much much lower  and again we're kind of relieving some  of that pressure in case there are some  variations in the markets we have about  three and a half million on hand in cash  that we can put towards this if needed  I'm also looking to receive a grant from  the recycling Partnership of about five  hundred thousand dollars and this is  before applying for any money from the  EPA the EPA is managing a a very large  recycling infrastructure grant program  it's a five-year grant program and it is  for municipalities so we will certainly  be applying for as much as we can to  that program it the EPA has not seen  this amount of money available to them  ever so there's a good possibility that  we will be able to receive some amount  of money it is the first round is a  competitive Grant we are essentially  basically shovel ready if this is  approved by the voters we are ready to  go so I think we have a very very good  potential application to the EPA so I am  hopeful that we will be I'm receiving  some money from the EPA but we don't  know and it's never  never you know uh guarantees that's why  there's a little asterisk there but I'm  very very hopeful next please  so what we're asking is for a yes vote  and um it's a little bit different this  year that it may have been in past years  um due to the new law that is having the  Secretary of State mail out everyone's  general election ballot  um  it is a little bit different so there  may be the assumption that when people  receive their general election ballots  in the mail that they have everything  they need and this is considered a  special election so the secretary of  state is informed us that they are not  able to mail our ballot because it is a  special election even though we consider  this to be a local issue  the Secretary of State's office does not  so unfortunately that means that voters  do need to request our ballot our cswd  ballot they can do that either through  the my voter page or they can contact  the clerk you can certainly vote in  person and the ballot will be provided  to the voters when they vote in person  but it's another step so we're doing a  pretty significant get out the vote and  just a voter awareness campaign to let  people know that when you get your your  packet from the Secretary of State  there's still one more one more you need  to request unfortunately so we're  doing postcards we're doing front porch  Forum posts we are I'm talking to people  we're trying to to get the word out that  if you want to vote for our ballot  initiative  we do need you to take that extra step  and next please I don't know if there's  any more on that just questions at that  point so you ask questions all right  thanks Sarah any questions Don do you  they can come to the town clerk and  request a ballot you're at or a call and  you're asking the clerk the mail it to  them we are going to be unfortunately  yes and our Charter does require that  the local elections official election  officials in each City in town manage  our Bell our election so we'll be  reimbursing the um the towns for any  expenses associated with with the  ballots and are you concerned that  people aren't going to get the message  and you won't have a  foreign  yes absolutely absolutely concerned we  need 50 plus one of the ballots cast in  favor for to pass so it doesn't have to  be  you know of of all of the ballots cast  in general in in the district just if  the ones just of the ballots cast on our  um our initiative but yeah we want more  people for each town or for in the  entire entire the entire accounting yep  the accountant exactly exactly but yeah  we are very concerned  we were hoping we would be able to have  them mailed with everybody else's but  that is not the case so it's not  approval and just to be clear it's not  approval in a majority of towns it's  it's uh all of the  ballots are pulled and counted correct  that's right okay that's right  any other questions Tracy um just a  comment I went on my voter page just to  see what the process is as soon as you  log in  um you're presented with your options  um 2022 general election and same date  11 8 22 written in solid waste District  bond vote so it does seem to be fairly  straightforward if you're requesting a  ballot on the Secretary of State site  that that and and I want to thank the  clerk um here in Essex for for making  sure that that they did that because  that was also another step for the  clerks to have to add our special  election to your my voter page for the  town so thank you and thank you for  checking I'm glad that it's it's up  there  any other questions  just a clarification on the 50 you said  the votes casted or a ballots ballots  four hour and four so of the um vote  Splash ballots of just our election so  let's say  um there's a hundred votes cast ballots  cast for governor but only 62 of those  people got our ballot we just need 51.  you know like of the total of 100 to be  able to to pass our ballots if like the  entire District was 100  only 62 people got them we just need 51  of those people to say yes  by not being super clear that made it  even worse I just didn't understand the  50 or 50 plus one like so there's no  minimum number you need or you need 100  people to vote there's no minimum number  so if only three people cast their  ballot and we get two okay it goes  but ideally we would you know we would  love to have this in everybody's hands  so that they if they feel strongly for  or against they have the opportunity  to let their voice be known but  how it happened Kendall any questions  do you have a plan for repurposing the  existing murder  well that's a great question I love  talking about this question thank you  for asking  um that is  um that is still in the Blue Sky Realm  the board has not decided yet what to do  specifically because the the voters  haven't yet cast their their votes and  made their decision if we are successful  in  um in being authorized to to borrow this  money for a new murf  then we could start having the  conversation about what to do with the  current building and there are a bunch  of different options  um so it's a good asset uh it's you know  again a 32 000 square foot building in  the industrial industrial park right off  Industrial Avenue uh so I I think it  would have some good marketability as a  an asset to be sold if the district  wanted to sell it I think we could have  other uses for it as a district we could  lease some spaces to maybe other kind of  like-minded businesses we could take on  additional businesses ourselves our  generational lines of operations we  could use it for special ways special  recycling we could use it for mattresses  we could use it for collecting special  items that we don't want in the blue bin  but have recyclability such as plastic  film it could be a great consolidation  area for something like that for bulky  rigid plastics like you know little  tight houses and turtle sandboxes that  won't fit in you know in your cart but  are good plastic and could be recycled  if they're not able to be reused so  there are several different  possibilities as to what that building  could be used for and we'll have  probably two and a half years I think to  figure that out or at least two years to  figure that out and I would welcome  input on on you know what the district  and what the members would like to see  that used for you know if you think that  there's something out there that a  service that is not being performed or  that we need to take a look at it's a  great opportunity it's a good space it's  just too small for the blue pen but it  can certainly be used for the things  excellent thank you yeah I was going to  suggest for some of the things that  everybody recycles now but that don't  actually get recycled to be good for use  thank you you're welcome thank you  all right thanks Kendall yes my question  okay  yeah it's it's a good yeah yeah it's a  big asset and it and you know there's  just so much more that we would like to  do if we have the space and maybe that's  what we do any other board member  questions  now I'll open up to the public  um Margaret you want to come up  um sir if you can make a little space  for her  on the other side of her Margaret  yeah actually actually Sarah easier for  you to move than the microwave  oh Scott's not here  [Laughter]  I  just found out yesterday  this was even an issue and when I looked  at the information and  I may have missed  read it it said that you had to request  a ballot by August 31st oh and  and it looked like if you went to your  town clerk it had to be by  another date and and  somewhere I got the idea that you had to  go to South Burlington to vote for this  um there there  that's the water district that's  champagne water yeah the water district  yes which is also which is awesome PWD  yes yes yeah that one's kind of stealthy  yeah sorry  um I think this is great so I guess my  my comment for you is to make sure that  you get the voter information out I  don't know how you do it at this date  because time's getting short and have  you really  figured out that this is going to be  enough capacity going forward  are we going to run into this same  overload position so thank you great  questions I will definitely address both  of those actually there's probably three  but I'll do two so yes  um CWD also does have  a ballot initiative there their theirs  is earlier than ours so ours is on  November 8th so there's plenty of time  to certainly request the cswd ballot  genocide waste District ballot as of  August 31st they were available to the  clerk so that was or that's what they  were designed to be developed clerks I  think we  missed it by a week  um but they are now at everyone's City  in town hall and they can be requested  again either through my voter page or in  person loan however your town manages  that  and yes there is confusion  um so  um we want that's why we want to make  sure that we are I'm distinguishing  ourselves from Champlain water district  we are doing a series of three direct  mailers to voters so one is going out  either this week or next week and then  another one in the next two weeks and  another one just the week before the  election so if people do think that the  deadline for ours has gone because of  CWD cswd they'll get another reminder to  say nope this is something different and  then a second reminder another something  different we again will also be posting  regularly in front porch form to remind  people that this is something that does  need attention that we are and I am  definitely going to take this back to my  team to make sure that we are being very  distinct and making sure that we're  letting people know no this is different  from Champlain water district  um we're also we tend to be let's you  know mixed up with Casella as well  because sometimes it's always matches  cwm and  so we will we'll make sure Solid Waste  in recycling is front and center and  people know to look for recycling  um and then yeah so just the awareness  uh it's there's a a whole plan in place  but we could always do more and you know  again is being able to speak with you  and to talk about it  um you know on a dream meeting is also  really important and  um you know anything that that if you  feel so inclined to even just let people  know that this is something that they  want to look for we would certainly  appreciate  um appreciate that help but that's it  was that was a good comment and I  appreciate that and I will definitely  bring that to my team and just say let's  make sure there's not  extra confusion well the water votes  tomorrow anyway  well it should help you that that should  help yes that should help and what we  want to make sure that people don't  think that it's that ours is also done  and they missed it  um so hopefully they'll they will see on  our postcard  um Recycling and they're like oh wait a  minute  that  that is something different okay maybe I  need to take a look at this this one too  um but it is quite very well taken  I think the other part of uh oh  Margaret's question is capacity yes  thank you so we are the facility is  being designed to accommodate  um up to 70 000 tons of recycling and  again on one shift so we always have the  well I say always uh I can't say always  because it is Reliant upon Staffing but  we could potentially have the ability to  operate a second production shift  um if we needed to if we ever got to the  point of needing to process  90 000 tons which would be amazing  um we could do it on one and a half or  two shifts I I don't see us getting  there but if our population really  explodes in the next 15 years  um it's possible if packaging changes  over the next 15 years is possible we  are building in extra storage space we  are building in again the ability  on the lines to add additional  technology whether it's robotics or  whether it's additional sorting capacity  so that we have more room to sort even  more products  and you know I again we're designing for  70 000 tons we're at 47. so we  definitely have room to grow over the  next 10 to 15 years and and because we  have space on the property if we need to  continue to bump out we have a little  more room to also bump out on either end  so or actually in the front so the  location the lot will allow us to if we  need to expand the building we can  expand the building up out in either  side so so yes we are  we're doing it right we're doing it  right  all right thanks Sarah any other  questions from the public  I don't see any hands online  or in the room  so thank you Sarah great thank you very  much I appreciate your time

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let's move on to the first business item  which is a presentation from the chicken  salad waste District about the bond vote  for the materials recovery facility  Sarah come on up introduce yourself and  have your say great thank you very much  my name is Sarah Reeves I'm the  executive director for cswd and we I  believe Michelle sent over a PowerPoint  so if that could be brought up that  would be great I appreciate that so I am  here today to talk with the select board  as I promised that I would come back and  talk to you specifically about the  ballot initiative that genus always  district has  um is putting before the voters on  November 8th it is considered a special  election we are seeking authorization  from the voters of Chittenden County to  borrow up to 22 million dollars  recording stopped  mm-hmm  oops I can hang on until it starts again  please  no worries  sorry something do you want to make me  though  oh  but we need to restart recording yeah  recording in progress  okay we're back here we go good job no  it's okay uh so as I was saying we're  requesting authorization from uh  Chittenden County voters to borrow uh 22  million dollars to construct a new  materials recovery facility  and go to the next slide please  and I don't know that anyone here needs  to be reminded of who cswd is but um  just in case there is someone new  attending in from the public this is who  we are we are a municipality created in  1987.  um by Our member towns and we do  Encompass all of Chittenden County to  manage solid ways created in the  district on their behalf and our numbers  keep going up the population is  increasing in Chittenden County as are  the businesses so we serve not just  residents but also businesses  institutions schools Etc  next please  and again I think probably everyone here  is familiar with the facilities and the  services that we either own operate in  the services that we we provide to the  residents and businesses of uh Jennings  County and one of the the key reason I'm  here today again is that last bullet on  the bottom of their materials recovery  facility we own the Murph in and we call  it Murphy's with Smurf we own the Murph  here in Chinden County it is again a  municipally owned facility the other  facility in Vermont is privately owned  and operated by Casella next slide  please  and what it does is it basically is a  big plant a manufacturing plant that  sorts the blue bin recyclable so  anything that you put in your blue bin  or your your blue cart or that you drop  off to one of our drop-off centers and  put in the recycling container gets  brought to this building and then is  sorted into different Commodities so we  sort them into bottles cans jugs  cardboard paper tin we own the building  we own the property we own the equipment  we do contract with Casella for the  daily operation and as I mentioned is it  is the publicly owned facility in the  state  so why do we need a new one uh the last  uh the one that we have now is built uh  1993 was built to manage 25 000 tons of  recycling we are currently processing  about 47 000 tons  um it has it is at over maximum capacity  we are still operating at one shift but  it is very very inefficient we cannot  expand the location where we're at in  Williston we can't go up  um we can't go out we can't go back we  are at the end of the road so we  literally cannot move anywhere and do  any an expansion which we would need to  do in order to accommodate better what  we're doing now and to be able to expand  and have flexibility for the future  there is no way that in this particular  facility we could ever hope to take any  more material or any different types of  material and that is critical for the  future thanks please  so again I just kind of jumped ahead on  the slide  um but what we're doing is I'll I'll  skip to the inefficient hand sorting and  that is is a photo of some of the  Casella employees who are doing the best  job that they can given the  circumstances of sorting bottles and  cans they are sorting each bottle each  jug each can by hand and the material is  there's so much of it that it goes by so  quickly they literally cannot get  everything that's going by them at one  pass so it has to be scooped up and  brought back in for a second pass  every container is sorted twice it's  incredibly ineffective and inefficient  next  also we have very limited storage this  is a photo of on the left side milk jugs  and on the middle and the right are  laundry detergent jugs that are being  stored outside because we don't have  room inside to store them this is not at  all ideal it is not industry best  practice you always want to keep all  your materials indoors whenever you can  really at all times and particularly in  Vermont with our our variations in  weather this is not ideal and the new  facility everything will be kept inside  next please  so this is it might be a little bit  difficult to to see but this is the  conceptual design again this is being  intended to be built on property that  cswd owns in Williston on Redmond Road  um just down the the road from our admin  building in our drop-off center and the  blue square is the representation of the  current murph's size so you can see that  we're looking to add on either side on  either end one is the receiving area or  the tip floor which will triple in size  and on the other side is the storage  area for the Bales which is also triple  in size so the entire Murph currently  would fit in just the processing area of  the new nerve so we're looking to go  from about 32 000 square feet to about  60 000 square feet it's desperately  needed next please  so we're looking at adding technology  the only technology we have in the  current Murph is an old magnet  that does wear out over time we do have  some glass cleanup system that we will  be actually bringing to the new facility  so we will be reusing some of the  equipment that we have so that system  and the Baler the machine that that  makes the cubes of recycling but  everything else will be new everything  else will be up to not just today's  standards but really the standards that  were in place 15 years ago we are that  far behind so we need and deserve to  have a modern facility here in Vermont  so that we can continue to recycle as  much as we can and to have some  flexibility for the future as packaging  does change  next please  again more square footage means a higher  quality output this also means much more  efficiency everything will get run  through once and the folks who are are  working there today they're Excel  employees today if Casella continues to  operate the facility they will all come  over to the new facility there will be  no loss of jobs that has been a question  and a concern well how will automation  affect employment and actually it's  going to make the work much better right  now as you saw in that that previous  slide that sorting room is extremely  cramped it is not a great environment  then the new facility those sorters will  become quality control people and the  machines will sort through the initial  pass and then they will just have to  sort anything that is missed by the  equipment so it becomes a much less  taxing job the building will be taller  airier brighter and would just be a  better environment for our workers  next please  we are looking to Future proof we don't  want to be behind again so with the  addition of technology which can be  programmed to read different types of of  material whether it's different types of  fiber different types of paper different  types of plastics we can adjust as  packaging changes over the years if you  think you know even 10 years ago we have  different kinds of packaging now than we  did then certainly than we did 20 years  ago and certainly then we did 30 years  ago so as packaging evolves we want to  be able to also evolve with that and  this new facility will give us the space  and the technology to be able to adapt  for the future  next please  and these are some of the environmental  benefits that will run through all of  them  um but you know we are building the  facility so that will be able to  accommodate at least up to 70 000 tons  of recycling a year so it gives us a lot  of room to expand and to take more  material and keep more material out of  the landfill again as packaging changes  and as our population is uh is growing  it  next please  and I mentioned the better conditions  for employees we can move on to next one  and this is an important piece that I  want to make sure that all voters are  are aware of and understand  we will not be sending a bill to any of  our member towns we will not be asking  to put any fees or any taxes on property  taxes we are going to be paying for the  bond out of our operational fees  um uh operational revenue and out of the  revenue that we receive from the sale of  recycling so we are not going to be like  I said Sending anyone a bill it will not  impact property taxes we're not going to  be imposing any any additional fees no  assessments to pay for this this  facility and we've we have modeled  um we have modeled the scenario multiple  scenarios to say okay what is the  absolute worst case that can happen  before we're in trouble  and it has to be extremely dire meaning  you know we saw a pretty dire  circumstances several years ago it's got  to be worse than it was back in 20 2008  but worse than it was in 2016-17 it has  to be a real catastrophic situation to  where we wouldn't be able to pay the  bond so we are into you know again we've  modeled  at least a dozen to 15 scenarios and are  confident that we will not have to come  to you for any assessments or any taxes  next please  how are we going to pay for this is also  the next question  um so we are again we're looking for  um uh bonds from the Vermont Bond Bank  in the amount of about 16 million  dollars we are applying to in heaven the  closed loop fund closed loop partners  for an interest uh free Municipal Loan  in the amount of six million dollars and  that is to basically be able to reduce  the amount over the course of the  25-year payback of the bond so it has an  initial higher price tag in the first  five years of paying back that closed  loop fund  debt but then  in the out years it's much much lower  and again we're kind of relieving some  of that pressure in case there are some  variations in the markets we have about  three and a half million on hand in cash  that we can put towards this if needed  I'm also looking to receive a grant from  the recycling Partnership of about five  hundred thousand dollars and this is  before applying for any money from the  EPA the EPA is managing a a very large  recycling infrastructure grant program  it's a five-year grant program and it is  for municipalities so we will certainly  be applying for as much as we can to  that program it the EPA has not seen  this amount of money available to them  ever so there's a good possibility that  we will be able to receive some amount  of money it is the first round is a  competitive Grant we are essentially  basically shovel ready if this is  approved by the voters we are ready to  go so I think we have a very very good  potential application to the EPA so I am  hopeful that we will be I'm receiving  some money from the EPA but we don't  know and it's never  never you know uh guarantees that's why  there's a little asterisk there but I'm  very very hopeful next please  so what we're asking is for a yes vote  and um it's a little bit different this  year that it may have been in past years  um due to the new law that is having the  Secretary of State mail out everyone's  general election ballot  um  it is a little bit different so there  may be the assumption that when people  receive their general election ballots  in the mail that they have everything  they need and this is considered a  special election so the secretary of  state is informed us that they are not  able to mail our ballot because it is a  special election even though we consider  this to be a local issue  the Secretary of State's office does not  so unfortunately that means that voters  do need to request our ballot our cswd  ballot they can do that either through  the my voter page or they can contact  the clerk you can certainly vote in  person and the ballot will be provided  to the voters when they vote in person  but it's another step so we're doing a  pretty significant get out the vote and  just a voter awareness campaign to let  people know that when you get your your  packet from the Secretary of State  there's still one more one more you need  to request unfortunately so we're  doing postcards we're doing front porch  Forum posts we are I'm talking to people  we're trying to to get the word out that  if you want to vote for our ballot  initiative  we do need you to take that extra step  and next please I don't know if there's  any more on that just questions at that  point so you ask questions all right  thanks Sarah any questions Don do you  they can come to the town clerk and  request a ballot you're at or a call and  you're asking the clerk the mail it to  them we are going to be unfortunately  yes and our Charter does require that  the local elections official election  officials in each City in town manage  our Bell our election so we'll be  reimbursing the um the towns for any  expenses associated with with the  ballots and are you concerned that  people aren't going to get the message  and you won't have a  foreign  yes absolutely absolutely concerned we  need 50 plus one of the ballots cast in  favor for to pass so it doesn't have to  be  you know of of all of the ballots cast  in general in in the district just if  the ones just of the ballots cast on our  um our initiative but yeah we want more  people for each town or for in the  entire entire the entire accounting yep  the accountant exactly exactly but yeah  we are very concerned  we were hoping we would be able to have  them mailed with everybody else's but  that is not the case so it's not  approval and just to be clear it's not  approval in a majority of towns it's  it's uh all of the  ballots are pulled and counted correct  that's right okay that's right  any other questions Tracy um just a  comment I went on my voter page just to  see what the process is as soon as you  log in  um you're presented with your options  um 2022 general election and same date  11 8 22 written in solid waste District  bond vote so it does seem to be fairly  straightforward if you're requesting a  ballot on the Secretary of State site  that that and and I want to thank the  clerk um here in Essex for for making  sure that that they did that because  that was also another step for the  clerks to have to add our special  election to your my voter page for the  town so thank you and thank you for  checking I'm glad that it's it's up  there  any other questions  just a clarification on the 50 you said  the votes casted or a ballots ballots  four hour and four so of the um vote  Splash ballots of just our election so  let's say  um there's a hundred votes cast ballots  cast for governor but only 62 of those  people got our ballot we just need 51.  you know like of the total of 100 to be  able to to pass our ballots if like the  entire District was 100  only 62 people got them we just need 51  of those people to say yes  by not being super clear that made it  even worse I just didn't understand the  50 or 50 plus one like so there's no  minimum number you need or you need 100  people to vote there's no minimum number  so if only three people cast their  ballot and we get two okay it goes  but ideally we would you know we would  love to have this in everybody's hands  so that they if they feel strongly for  or against they have the opportunity  to let their voice be known but  how it happened Kendall any questions  do you have a plan for repurposing the  existing murder  well that's a great question I love  talking about this question thank you  for asking  um that is  um that is still in the Blue Sky Realm  the board has not decided yet what to do  specifically because the the voters  haven't yet cast their their votes and  made their decision if we are successful  in  um in being authorized to to borrow this  money for a new murf  then we could start having the  conversation about what to do with the  current building and there are a bunch  of different options  um so it's a good asset uh it's you know  again a 32 000 square foot building in  the industrial industrial park right off  Industrial Avenue uh so I I think it  would have some good marketability as a  an asset to be sold if the district  wanted to sell it I think we could have  other uses for it as a district we could  lease some spaces to maybe other kind of  like-minded businesses we could take on  additional businesses ourselves our  generational lines of operations we  could use it for special ways special  recycling we could use it for mattresses  we could use it for collecting special  items that we don't want in the blue bin  but have recyclability such as plastic  film it could be a great consolidation  area for something like that for bulky  rigid plastics like you know little  tight houses and turtle sandboxes that  won't fit in you know in your cart but  are good plastic and could be recycled  if they're not able to be reused so  there are several different  possibilities as to what that building  could be used for and we'll have  probably two and a half years I think to  figure that out or at least two years to  figure that out and I would welcome  input on on you know what the district  and what the members would like to see  that used for you know if you think that  there's something out there that a  service that is not being performed or  that we need to take a look at it's a  great opportunity it's a good space it's  just too small for the blue pen but it  can certainly be used for the things  excellent thank you yeah I was going to  suggest for some of the things that  everybody recycles now but that don't  actually get recycled to be good for use  thank you you're welcome thank you  all right thanks Kendall yes my question  okay  yeah it's it's a good yeah yeah it's a  big asset and it and you know there's  just so much more that we would like to  do if we have the space and maybe that's  what we do any other board member  questions  now I'll open up to the public  um Margaret you want to come up  um sir if you can make a little space  for her  on the other side of her Margaret  yeah actually actually Sarah easier for  you to move than the microwave  oh Scott's not here  [Laughter]  I  just found out yesterday  this was even an issue and when I looked  at the information and  I may have missed  read it it said that you had to request  a ballot by August 31st oh and  and it looked like if you went to your  town clerk it had to be by  another date and and  somewhere I got the idea that you had to  go to South Burlington to vote for this  um there there  that's the water district that's  champagne water yeah the water district  yes which is also which is awesome PWD  yes yes yeah that one's kind of stealthy  yeah sorry  um I think this is great so I guess my  my comment for you is to make sure that  you get the voter information out I  don't know how you do it at this date  because time's getting short and have  you really  figured out that this is going to be  enough capacity going forward  are we going to run into this same  overload position so thank you great  questions I will definitely address both  of those actually there's probably three  but I'll do two so yes  um CWD also does have  a ballot initiative there their theirs  is earlier than ours so ours is on  November 8th so there's plenty of time  to certainly request the cswd ballot  genocide waste District ballot as of  August 31st they were available to the  clerk so that was or that's what they  were designed to be developed clerks I  think we  missed it by a week  um but they are now at everyone's City  in town hall and they can be requested  again either through my voter page or in  person loan however your town manages  that  and yes there is confusion  um so  um we want that's why we want to make  sure that we are I'm distinguishing  ourselves from Champlain water district  we are doing a series of three direct  mailers to voters so one is going out  either this week or next week and then  another one in the next two weeks and  another one just the week before the  election so if people do think that the  deadline for ours has gone because of  CWD cswd they'll get another reminder to  say nope this is something different and  then a second reminder another something  different we again will also be posting  regularly in front porch form to remind  people that this is something that does  need attention that we are and I am  definitely going to take this back to my  team to make sure that we are being very  distinct and making sure that we're  letting people know no this is different  from Champlain water district  um we're also we tend to be let's you  know mixed up with Casella as well  because sometimes it's always matches  cwm and  so we will we'll make sure Solid Waste  in recycling is front and center and  people know to look for recycling  um and then yeah so just the awareness  uh it's there's a a whole plan in place  but we could always do more and you know  again is being able to speak with you  and to talk about it  um you know on a dream meeting is also  really important and  um you know anything that that if you  feel so inclined to even just let people  know that this is something that they  want to look for we would certainly  appreciate  um appreciate that help but that's it  was that was a good comment and I  appreciate that and I will definitely  bring that to my team and just say let's  make sure there's not  extra confusion well the water votes  tomorrow anyway  well it should help you that that should  help yes that should help and what we  want to make sure that people don't  think that it's that ours is also done  and they missed it  um so hopefully they'll they will see on  our postcard  um Recycling and they're like oh wait a  minute  that  that is something different okay maybe I  need to take a look at this this one too  um but it is quite very well taken  I think the other part of uh oh  Margaret's question is capacity yes  thank you so we are the facility is  being designed to accommodate  um up to 70 000 tons of recycling and  again on one shift so we always have the  well I say always uh I can't say always  because it is Reliant upon Staffing but  we could potentially have the ability to  operate a second production shift  um if we needed to if we ever got to the  point of needing to process  90 000 tons which would be amazing  um we could do it on one and a half or  two shifts I I don't see us getting  there but if our population really  explodes in the next 15 years  um it's possible if packaging changes  over the next 15 years is possible we  are building in extra storage space we  are building in again the ability  on the lines to add additional  technology whether it's robotics or  whether it's additional sorting capacity  so that we have more room to sort even  more products  and you know I again we're designing for  70 000 tons we're at 47. so we  definitely have room to grow over the  next 10 to 15 years and and because we  have space on the property if we need to  continue to bump out we have a little  more room to also bump out on either end  so or actually in the front so the  location the lot will allow us to if we  need to expand the building we can  expand the building up out in either  side so so yes we are  we're doing it right we're doing it  right  all right thanks Sarah any other  questions from the public  I don't see any hands online  or in the room  so thank you Sarah great thank you very  much I appreciate your time
 

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