Video summary
The Board of License Commissioners convened its virtual meeting on September 3, 2026, to address various licensing matters and public safety concerns regarding upcoming events. The primary agenda item focused on a special short-term liquor license application for a block party at Realign Park on North Pleasant Street. Bruce MacAmis, representing the event organizers in the absence of the original applicant John Page, explained that the event would feature a fenced-off beer and wine garden with strict ID checks and wristbands for attendees. The board discussed the logistics of managing a large perimeter for an estimated 7,000 to 10,000 people, particularly concerning the location's proximity to UMass students. While acknowledging the challenge of controlling such a large area compared to previous tented events, the board agreed that the presence of police officers and TIPS-certified staff would provide sufficient security, leading to the approval of the license with a recommendation for additional volunteers to monitor the perimeter if necessary.
Following the block party discussion, the committee turned its attention to Chilango's Tacos, addressing requests to extend operating hours and modify parking locations. The taco vendor currently operates from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. but sought permission to remain open until 3:00 a.m. to accommodate late-night college students returning from local bars. Additionally, the vendor requested approval to park on the sidewalk in front of St. Bridget's Parish after the halal cart vacated its spot, as well as access to a location near the Unitarian Church. The board determined that extending hours beyond 8:00 p.m. required special approval on a per-location basis and voted to reclassify the vehicle as an on-street and on-sidewalk operator. Consequently, the license was approved for both requested locations with extended hours until 3:00 a.m., though the vendor was reminded that future expansion into new areas like Dulceria would require a separate official application.
The meeting also covered administrative updates, including the adoption of revised hearing procedures and the confirmation of upcoming meeting schedules. Due to the large block party scheduled for September 17th, the board decided to hold that session via Zoom rather than in person, while the October 1st meeting was confirmed as an in-person event. The committee also reviewed the minutes from the previous session, which noted the closure of the Public House and the opening of Little Patronis, a new Italian-American restaurant. During unanticipated topics, board members discussed the permanent closure of Garcia's, a popular Mexican restaurant, attributing the loss to the difficult economic conditions for restaurants during summer months when student populations leave town. Conversely, the board noted the recent opening of R&P Liquors, expressing optimism about the local business landscape despite these challenges.
In conclusion, the Board successfully processed several significant license applications while maintaining a focus on community safety and regulatory compliance. The approval of the block party license highlighted the board's willingness to support large-scale events provided that robust security measures, including fencing, signage, and volunteer monitoring, are in place. Similarly, the decision to extend operating hours for Chilango's Tacos demonstrated flexibility in accommodating student nightlife needs while adhering to specific regulatory requirements for late-night operations. The meeting ended with a vote to adjourn at 5:58 p.m., leaving the board prepared for future sessions and aware of the shifting landscape of local dining establishments, including both new openings and permanent closures that reflect the ongoing challenges in the hospitality industry.
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Um, good evening. Welcome to the Board
of License Commissioners September 3rd,
2026 5:30 p.m. meeting
virtual only. Um, pursuant to chapter 2
of the Acts of 2025, this meeting will
be conducted via remote means. Members
of the public who wish to access the
meeting remotely may do so by a Zoom or
by telephone. No in-person attendance of
members of the public will be permitted,
but every effort will be made to ensure
that the public can adequately access
the proceedings in real time via
technological means. With that done,
we'll do a roll call of attendance. Um,
George?
>> Here.
>> And Kurt?
>> Here.
>> And I am here. Uh, we are missing Helly
and Amanda, but we do have a quorum, so
we can proceed with the meeting.
After the call to order, the next order
of business is public comment. This is
public comment unrelated to anything on
the agenda. If you have such comment,
um, please raise your hand by pressing
the raise hand button at the bottom of
your screen.
Is there anyone here for public comment?
Do you see anyone, Steve? No.
>> Seeing nobody.
>> Okay.
Nobody. Okay, in that case, we can move
on to agenda item three, licenses.
Um, A, special short-term liquor license
applications, SST-25-26-55,
John Page, Amherst Bid Wine and Malt, to
9:00 in Realign Park on North Pleasant
Street. Is John here?
He must be.
>> John is not able to attend today, but we
do have, um, Bruce Mac Amis who will be
the manager of the event, who is,
uh, able to speak.
>> Great.
>> Hi, well, welcome, Bruce.
>> Hi.
>> Hey, Bruce.
>> Hi, everybody.
>> Um,
so this is a new thing for the block
party?
>> Yeah, it I guess it is. The truth is I'm
a little under brief today. I thought
that John was going to be here.
But I you know, I'm certainly prepared
to to speak to what we've done um
you know, many times you know, a number
of times in the past and that we would
you know, plan to
to to repeat if
if we were to get the permit for this
event.
>> Okay.
Um
So um
What I have a question.
I guess um
about the about the heading and Steve
maybe you can also answer this. So it
says primary location 122 North Pleasant
Street. And then owner Roman Catholic
Bishop of Springfield.
>> So that um
>> Does the the the church own that Does
the diocese own that
that part?
>> No, so that's actually been that's
actually been corrected. That was an
that's from an earlier revision. But
that that is um
it's now 220 North Pleasant Street.
And in both of those cases it's just a
reflection that
our system doesn't really encompass the
public way very well.
>> Oh, okay. Got you.
>> it'll be in the public way in front of
220 North Pleasant Street.
>> 220 North Okay, great. And so the annual
block party and so you're going to fence
off this part of realignment park.
And
um
There's a description. There's a little
beer and wine garden.
So is this going to be sort of like the
one
that they have off the common
occasionally?
>> Uh
Um I I guess I'm not if if that's to me
this is Bruce here. Um
I'm not I'm not familiar with that with
the event you're referring to. But But
as you say would have a fenced-off area
um as as shown on the map, you know,
that and we're
we're checking IDs upon entry and and
have wristbands wristbands for people
who with
with with positive ID. And then
you know, our staff is all TIPS
certified
um
you know, and so it's it's
>> [clears throat]
>> it's a sort of thing that we have a fair
amount of experience with at this point.
>> Right. And so just because it's um
like a different event from the stuff
that happens on the common
um
so the perimeter of this thing and there
going to be like it says 7 to 10,000
people maybe wandering up and down the
street that and it says that you are
going to practice perimeter control. How
are you going to do that?
>> Um that
so I guess
um
I guess that the um
um I mean I think that the short answer
is that we have to have
you know, we will need I didn't realize
the perimeter frankly was was quite as
large as it's depicted on this map here.
As I said, I'm sort of a a last minute
drafty here to
to represent and I thought that John was
going to be present. So anyhow, I mean I
think we we clearly need volunteers you
know, to um
be
given the size of this area, we'll need
some some extra bodies to to keep an eye
on the
you know, on the perimeter and make sure
that we are are maintaining control. I
mean as I said though, we do have a a
backup in the sense that everybody who
you know, that we will be using
wristbands for people to obtain
obtain alcohol.
>> Okay.
>> According to what's written here, it
says that there will be fencing.
It will be clearly marked with fencing
and signage.
>> Okay.
>> Then the management according to the
management plan.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, no, for sure. There's
there's
Yeah, there will be there will be a
fence, you know, a sort of a fenced
area.
>> Okay. All right.
Um great.
Uh any other questions
from
the board?
>> So it looks like
this thing is at the
way at the end of the
sort of this outdoor celebration.
>> Mhm.
>> Uh is that right? Am I getting that
right? So where that white truck
used I guess that's last year's picture
or the year before. I guess all that
will be that will be gone.
I'm assuming.
Um
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah, I I mean I I I think that that
that truck just happens to be you know,
to be there in that picture from last
year. But yeah, it's clearly at the you
know, at that far end of of North
Pleasant Street. Um
you know, sort of opposite um
opposite oh gosh. Um
>> [laughter]
>> I was just thinking about the the
restaurant across
>> I thought it was protocol.
>> Protocol, exactly. Yeah, thank you. I
had a
mental block there for a second. But uh
Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> So it's it's like it's by the cow
statue. Yes?
That statue that Yeah.
>> That's the alignment park there.
>> Okay.
>> The little
little piece of the park, not the not
the whole Kendrick Park.
>> Correct.
>> Right.
>> Is this part of the park?
>> Is this part of Kendrick Park?
>> No, it's it's it's like across If you
keep scrolling down, just a little There
we go.
>> Oh, yeah, yeah. Okay.
>> go.
>> Yeah, it's at the end there, and there's
a street that runs in between the two of
them.
>> Got it. Got it. Okay.
>> And it's at the other end of the street
from where the stage is, right?
>> Right.
>> Right, right, right. Okay.
>> At the other end. Okay.
>> So, the reason that I'm asking is
because that would be the direction that
the college kids come from.
Um I presume, right? If they're coming
from UMass.
Um
and I'm not really sure how many college
kids actually participate in this, but
Yeah, I think
you know, the the
the uh
the guard lines the guidelines that you
have in place, you know, with the
fencing and the wristbands and stuff
would be
uh particularly important
um I would think in that position where
it's located.
>> Mhm.
>> Well, the fact that there'll be uh
police officers in the vicinity, too,
>> Yeah.
>> would be good a disincentive for any
underage person.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
Yeah, I'm cool.
>> Yeah, but I you know, I'd be happy As I
said, our staff is is TIPS certified and
and experienced at this sort of thing. I
do think that, you know, as I said, um
the perimeter is maybe a little bit um a
little bit larger than, you know, than I
had anticipated, in which case
you know, I think we could um probably
work with the bid to uh
uh
you know, help
identify some potential volunteers or
some way of having a few extra bodies to
um make sure that we're monitoring that
perimeter.
You know, like when we have when we did
the wine festival uh this year, our our
Italian wine festival, you know, that
was under a tent, and it was a a
relatively um
it was a relatively tight perimeter that
we could um you know that there weren't
many access points uh
in there without with the flaps on the
tent down. So, it was easy to keep an
eye on it.
>> Yeah.
>> So, you know, I'm I'm willing you know,
I'm I totally understand that um
that this has a little bit um
this is a little bit tougher to control,
but I'm I'm willing to you know, we're
certainly willing to work with the bid
to identify um
you know, as I said some ways to get
extra bodies on site that would be able
to help us keep an eye on the perimeter.
>> Okay. Fantastic.
Great. Any other questions?
Um Steve, is there anything else
outstanding on this one or any
particular way we should word the
motion?
>> I believe we are still waiting for
um payment on this. Let me just
double-check if that's come in since I
last checked. No, that has been paid.
So, that is we have everything we need.
>> Okay.
>> Great.
Um so, there's nothing outstanding um
that you'll talk to the bid about a few
extra people to monitor the perimeter.
Um in that case, is there a motion to
approve What is this SST
-26-55?
Oh, was that George?
>> So moved.
>> So, okay. Thank you, George, for the
motion and the second, Kurt?
>> Sure.
>> Thank you. And if there's no further
discussion, we'll take a vote. Uh
George?
>> I.
>> Kurt?
>> Yes, I.
>> And I vote I. That is three to zero with
two absent and the license has been
approved. Thanks so much, Bruce, for
coming in.
>> Okay. Thanks very much, everybody. Have
a good evening.
>> Have a good day.
>> All right. Thanks, everybody.
>> Okay. So, now we go on to the food truck
hours.
Um Chilango's Tacos.
>> Yeah, actually there's more than just
an ask for hours. there's also an ask
about locations.
>> Yeah, there were two things on that
letter. Yes.
Here from the taco place or no?
>> I don't know if anybody is here for
that. Okay, we do have somebody.
>> Okay.
>> And yes, Kurt, yeah, there are some
other requests besides the hours. There
is a procedure that um custom location
request needs to go through that has not
been completed yet. So,
um that would be outside of um the scope
of this approval, but the hours location
could be considered.
>> So, the hours, what do they currently
have? 1:00? Oh, hi. Is that
>> Hi.
>> Hi, how are you? Um
>> Good, how are you?
>> so much so for coming. And um so you
what do you currently have on your
license? Are you 1:00 in the morning or
>> Uh
no, we're just uh 10:00 to 8:00 p.m.
>> Oh, okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah, okay, but Steve, we have been
having them open as
late as Is it 3:00 you wanted?
>> Yes, 3:00 a.m.
>> Is that We have We've been doing that
with the other food trucks, Steve?
>> Um I I will review quickly and see. I
know that there was some There have been
one for 3:00 at at one point.
>> Right.
>> been definitely some for 2:00 in recent
times.
>> Right.
Yeah, if 2:00 is the max, that's fine,
too. Just a little later, just when the
college students are back.
>> Right.
>> We understand.
>> Yeah, no, I totally get it. What time I
thought that it was 2:00.
>> That's
what I'm thinking, but
>> Yeah.
>> I should double-check on that.
>> I don't believe there's any official
limit on what the board could give. It's
just um
just a question of what the board wants
to.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah, all all all our regs say is that
if it's outside of 8:00 to 8:00 that it
It special approval on a per location
basis.
>> Okay.
Yeah, so we Yeah, we were just asking if
it could be that a little bit later and
then if we could be where the halal cart
is, but once he leaves if we can move
over there. Like in front of St.
Bridget's Parish.
>> Oh, okay.
So Okay, so you want to go I thought it
were moving in front of the
Um and that that spot is already
approved, right?
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah, but there there is a catch though,
Marian.
Um
I I don't know how to pronounce your
first name. I apologize.
>> My first name?
>> Yeah.
>> Sitlalli.
>> Sitlalli. I just I just want to
mispronounce.
>> It's okay.
>> Now so Sitlalli here is asking
about being in the parking space
not on the sidewalk in front of St.
Bridget's. Am I correct about that,
Sitlalli?
>> No, I'm asking about being on the
sidewalk.
>> Oh, okay.
>> Okay, cuz in the letter the first
location so for the extended hours you
want to be on the sidewalk in front of
St. Bridget's.
>> Yeah, the other one is the one that
Steve said that needed a longer
approval.
>> Right. That's the one I'm going to still
say. All right, okay.
>> Yeah.
>> That's a different process as far as
Yeah. So but as far as being and that's
where that halal guy goes.
>> Yeah, we would just move over there once
he leaves cuz we don't want to
>> Yeah, I think that's fine. I mean as far
as I Yeah, that's fine
cuz it's already an approved site and I
think the later hours are also fine.
Um
>> So where are you again before the halal
cart moves?
>> Um right now we're on
North Pleasant I think it is like south
of Spring Street right where the town
common is.
>> Oh, yeah, yeah. Okay.
Yeah, over there.
>> Yeah, that's where we park right now.
>> Right, but late at night you'd want to
be
>> Okay.
>> closer to
>> Yeah, more Yeah, to the bars and stuff.
>> Yeah.
>> And what time does the halal cart close
down?
>> He usually when we've driven by, he's
out of there by like 5:00, 5:30.
>> Mhm.
>> Oh, 5:30 in the evening.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, okay.
>> He's He's
>> Cuz I know there's one that hangs out
There's one that hangs out at the common
uh on some evenings and he's
he's usually there like when I come out
of
you know, when I come out of um
you know, listening to jazz at the Drake
you know, he's doing business at, you
know, 9:00, 9:30 at night.
Uh
>> I believe I I believe the one um you're
referring to by the Unitarian Church, he
I think he usually leaves about 7:00.
>> Okay.
>> And and and you're And not you, George.
Not Not you, George. The one the
advocate was referring to. Yeah, you're
right about the other one.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Okay, so So, the location is fine.
Um Mary and I think from our our regs,
if it's outside of 8:00 to 8:00
per location, we're supposed to approve
it. So, that sounds like we ought to do
a quick vote. Yes?
>> Right. We need to do a vote on that.
>> I would um I would recommend three
motions. Um the first would be to Right
now, the board last approved this
application as an on-street vehicle. I
would recommend a motion to just
reclassify it as an on-street and
on-sidewalk vehicle. And then um the
board could take motions to extend the
hours in um either that Unitarian Church
spot um or the um common spot or both.
>> Okay.
All right. So, the first motion is to
designate this as an both an on-street
and on-sidewalk lunch cart. Is there a
motion to do that?
>> it.
>> Thank you, Kurt. Is there a second?
>> Second.
>> And we'll take a vote. Uh Kurt?
>> Yes.
>> George?
>> Yes.
>> I vote yes. That is three to zero with
one absent. You now have the designation
to be both on sidewalk and on street.
>> Okay. Thank you.
>> Yeah, you're welcome. Um the next one
was to um
Oh my gosh, what was the second one?
>> Hours.
>> The hours.
To extend the
>> Yeah.
>> extend the hours for both locations. I
thought we had three motions, Steve.
>> He was thinking one motion each for each
location, I think.
>> Oh, okay.
>> You could do that, too. You could do it
as one motion.
>> We could We could do both.
>> Okay. So, we can we do Is there a motion
to extend the hours? And what are those
hours going to be? Is it three Is
everyone okay with 3:00 as asked? Or
would you prefer 2:00, which I think is
what we the others have Some of the
others have.
Um
>> You know, it
doesn't matter to me. I'm not sure they
would do much business after 2:00 a.m.,
but
you know, I don't hang out downtown at
that late at night, so I don't know.
>> Yeah.
So, Kurt, any ideas?
>> Um what time do our bars close?
>> 1:00.
>> 1:00. That's right.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah, I I Yeah, I I I kind of was with
George that that even if we approve
three, there's probably not going to be
that many people at 2:30.
>> But
give them a time to break it to break it
down, right?
>> Yeah. Yeah, so I I
I I don't think probably
>> Who knows? It doesn't Either way.
>> All right.
Well, how about we just go with three?
>> Okay.
>> Um so, we can approve the location in
front of the Unitarian Church and um
North Pleasant Street at Spring Street.
Is that where your other location is?
>> Yeah.
>> All right.
Is there a motion to approve both of
those locations for this lunch cart
until 3:00 a.m.?
>> So moved.
>> Thank you, George. And a second, thank
you, Kurt. We'll take a vote. Uh Kurt?
>> Yes.
>> George?
>> Yes.
>> And I vote yes. That is three to zero
with one absent. And you've been
approved for those two locations with
the extended hours and to do on-sidewalk
business. And then you have to
go through them
make an official application to extend
into that loc- that new location in
front of Dulceria. And that's you can
talk to Steve about the process for
that.
>> Okay, thank you guys so much.
>> You're welcome. Thanks so much for
coming in.
>> Thank you. Bye. Have a good night.
>> Have a good fall. Bye-bye.
>> Okay. So
Great. Well, that's good.
Um next up discussing topics, hearing
procedures.
And uh I think we covered the hearing
procedures and um adopted
different language for them. Correct,
Steve? Do we need to vote on these right
now or
>> That's correct. No motions necessary. Um
I will provide the the final edited
draft at our next meeting.
>> Right, fantastic. Thank you. Um upcoming
meetings and agendas.
So today is the third
and we are on
So I could possibly zoom another zoom
meeting on the 17th
as per our schedule.
Um is there anything coming up
like any big licenses coming up, Steve?
>> Not to my knowledge, no.
>> Okay.
>> Um so our our next meeting's in person?
>> Well, originally it was this was
supposed to be in person and then the
next one was already scheduled for zoom.
So everyone has it on their schedule for
zoom. Yes, Kurt.
>> Just an observation. The 17th happens to
be when the block party with 7 to 10,000
people's happening. So I'd either
suggest we do Zoom or we switch it to a
different night.
>> Okay.
It was originally Zoom, so why don't we
keep it Zoom?
And then
next our October meeting which is what
the first
will be in person.
>> Okay.
>> Is that okay or did you want to move it
to another night?
>> Kind of was planning going to the block
party, but I guess I can still do that.
We'll probably have a fairly short
>> the right.
Hopefully the agenda won't be too big.
We can just bolt out of here afterwards.
>> Yeah. Okay.
We'll keep it short and sweet, I
promise.
>> And then October 1st, that's going to be
in person.
>> In person.
>> I got to put that down. I don't have
that on my schedule.
>> And then the 15th would be the next Zoom
one as per our regular schedule now.
>> When's the next one after the 1st?
>> The 15th.
>> Uh the 15th.
>> Okay.
I got lots of stuff going on in the
fall.
Just making sure I'm not having schedule
problems.
>> I won't I won't be here for the 15th.
I'll be flying out of town.
>> Will you be here on the 22nd?
>> Yes.
>> Okay, well because we have the luxury of
one to five Thursdays.
>> Yeah, so I would I would be here. I I
return on the 19th, so I would
definitely be here the 22nd.
>> Okay.
Kurt, are you here on the 22nd?
>> Wait a second. Oh, yeah, the 22nd is a
Thursday. No, I will not be here on the
22nd.
>> Okay.
>> At least for the time being, Mary, and
I'm spending our opposite Thursdays with
the ZBA, so I will likely not be
available on the 22nd, although I don't
think there's anything Pardon me,
scheduled for that third Thursday or
that fifth Thursday on the 29th.
>> 29th. Okay. Well, let's make it we'll
meet on the the Zoom meeting on the 1st
unless there's nothing going on, in
which case we'll either move it or not
have it. And then we'll have
um
a Zoom meeting on the 29th.
>> Okay.
>> So, that gives us a lot of time for
people to
And then we start moving into renewal
season.
>> So, just to clarify, so Zoom on 9/17
in person or Zoom on October 1st?
>> In person.
>> Okay. And Zoom on the not the 15th, but
maybe the 30th or 29th?
>> 29th.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
Okay.
>> All right. So, the first is a town hall.
>> Yes.
>> Great.
>> Okay. And
um
So, that solves that for upcoming
meetings.
Um all right, approval of minutes.
Has everyone had a chance to Everyone
want to take a minute to look at the
minutes?
>> Yeah, can somebody post them?
Steve?
Oh, good. Okay, great.
>> Oh, there they are. All right.
Call to order, presence of a quorum.
Oh, what happened?
>> Is it still visible?
>> Yeah, I can see it.
>> Yeah.
>> What's the name of this new place again?
>> Um
Little Patronis.
>> Okay.
Neapolitan pizza and Italian-American
classics, okay.
What happened to the Public House?
>> Um
>> They closed out too much fanfare.
>> Yeah, that's yeah.
Okay.
>> Yeah, there was an issue with them.
Very experienced
ownership group. Yeah.
Definitely.
Okay.
Little Patronis, John Page.
>> Capturing who moved and and so forth,
which is good.
>> All right, it looks good to me.
>> Okay, I wasn't there, so I'll take your
word for it.
>> Kurt, not a funny
All right. Is there a motion to approve
the um
Thank you, Kurt, and a second.
Thank you, George. Um all in favor.
George.
>> Yes.
>> I.
>> Yes.
>> Yes. And I vote yes, that is three to
zero with two absent, and the minutes
are approved. Thank you so much, Steve,
for sending those.
Um all right, where are we at? Topics
not anticipated by the chair 48 hours in
advance of this meeting.
I don't have any topics. Does anyone
else have any topics? Steve?
>> I did I did learn that um Garcia's has
closed permanently.
>> Yeah, I heard that also. That was Was
that in the paper or something?
>> Yeah, it was in the Daily Hampshire
Gazette today.
>> Oh, really? Okay.
Oh, that's no good. Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> That's too bad. They were a good
restaurant.
>> Yeah, I wonder what happened.
>> I don't know. Restaurant business is
tough.
>> It really is tough. Yeah. Especially,
you know, when the students leave town,
I don't they may not be able to generate
enough of a margin during the summer to
keep open, you know.
>> Yeah. Yeah, it's hard. Especially with
um
Yeah. Something that's not
>> There
used to be quite a bit of competition
for that that type of food.
>> Yeah, for Mexican food, yes. Especially
with the food trucks, right? I mean
>> There's food trucks, there's
restaurants, there's there's restaurants
in South Amherst, in North Amherst.
>> Yeah.
But, we're speculating, so, you know.
>> Yeah, who knows?
>> Well, that's too bad. I hope they get a
new tenant. And um I'm sure we'll hear
about that, too.
>> Yeah.
Okay.
>> Oh, by the way, the um
R&P Liquors is now open.
>> Oh, good. Okay.
>> Just opened the other day.
>> Great.
>> I haven't been in yet, but I'm going to
check it out tomorrow, I think.
I'll let you know.
>> Yeah, report back.
>> I'll report back.
>> Excellent. Thank you.
Um okay, if there are no other topics,
is there a motion to adjourn?
>> Sure. I'll I'll motion to adjourn.
>> Thank you, Kurt. And a second?
>> Second.
>> Thanks, George. Uh we'll take a vote. Uh
Kurt?
>> Yes.
>> Uh George?
>> I.
>> And I vote yes. That is three to zero
with two absent, and we're adjourned at
5:58 p.m.
Thanks.
>> All right. Thanks, everybody.
>> See you Friday.
>> Thanks, everybody. Thanks, Steve. We'll
see you at the next one.
>> See you on the 17th.
>> Thank you all very much.
>> All right. Thank you, Steve. We'll see
you right for the block party. Have a
good long weekend.
>> See you guys.
>> Goodbye.