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Rachel Krawjewski provides and explains the three options. 1. Option 1: Glamp ground with wellness theme and accessory uses. A rustic lodge (main house), the existing spa will remain in use, and a common area. There will also be some seasonal cottages, and treehouse retreats. Guests would come here as a wellness hospitality retreat. Chelsea Root asks why the cottages are seasonal. Rachel Krawjewski states that due to the way the code is written, they can only be occupied six months out of the year. Chairman, Doug Crow asks about the common area. Rachel Krawjewski states it can be used as any accessory use as defined by state law. It can be used as a church, a conference area, and a wedding pavilion. All of which are approved uses. Tim Stroth inquires about size occupancy of the cottages. Rachel Krawjewski states typically two to four, depending on structure. Some go up to six. 2. Option 2: Campground with accessory uses. A traditional RV campground per Town Code with a SUP. They would be be preserving the main house as a camp lodge, creating 54 spaces for RVs, which have a maximum stay of 29 days. Chris Contento inquires if sites will have concrete pads Raschel Krawjewski confirms. Also, states the property has public water. Chairman, Doug Crow inquires about the main house. Rachel Krawjewski states there is a potential to convert into rental spaces. 3. Option 3: Five two- family dwelling rentals Rachel Krawjewski states with this option the main building would not be kept in its current capacity. There would be 5 separate, two family homes. They would be