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December 17, 2007
Chairman Peter McNamara c= alled the meeting to order at .
Secretary Paul Dadak call= ed the roll:
Peter McNamara, Paul Da= dak, Roger Montbleau, Jason Croteau, Tim Doherty, Alternate Joseph Passamonte, Alter= nate James McManus, Selectmen Representative Robert Haverty, Planning Director Jeff Gowan
Paddy Culbert, Alternat= e Edward McGlynn
Mr. McNamara appointed Mr. McManus to vote in Mr. Culbert's absence.
Map 10
Mr. Dadak read the list of abutters aloud. There were no persons present who did not have their name read, or who had a problem with notification.
Mr. Daniel Demers explain= ed that type of business he proposed to operate from his lot. He said he would like to process a= nd sell fire wood from his lot. = He said it would be a small business done part-time at night.
Mr. McNamara told the Boa= rd that Mr. Demers had gone before the Board of Adjustment and was granted a Special Exception with limitations. <= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'>
Mr. Montbleau asked if by 'processing' it consisted of log splitting and chainsaws. Mr. Demers answered yes. Mr. Montbleau saw that the request= ed hours of operation was between and and wante= d to know if that was when equipment would be running. Mr. Demers said he worked a full-t= ime and the fire wood processing would be a part-time operation. Mr. Montbleau asked if the specifi= ed hours would be the time the equipment was run, but have the business run du= ring other hours. Mr. Demers said = he would try to keep the louder (chainsaw) part earlier. He said he worked a forty hour job= that had nothing to do with firewood. Mr. Montbleau asked if there would be operations on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Demers said if he= had to he would only work four to five hours on Saturday; he would not work on Sunday. He said he told his neighbors that work wouldn't begin on Saturday before or ; they were fine with those hours.
Mr. McNamara noted that t= he testimony given to the Board of Adjustment was that the equipment would be small and not commercial grade. Mr. Demers said the splitter would be a small Honda possibly 12-13HP and the chainsaw would be a regular chainsaw.
Mr. Haverty asked for
clarification of where Mr. Demers was located. Mr. Demers said his lot was located
right before the
Mr. Montbleau asked if th= e wood delivered would be grapple loads. Mr. Demers answered yes and further informed that it would be brough= t in by a small tree service truck, not a tri-axle.
Mr. McNamara confirmed th= at it was a new business not currently in existence. Mr. Demers said it was a new busin= ess and he had no equipment at this time.
(Montbleau/Dadak) To ac=
cept the
plan for consideration. =
(7-0-= 0) The motion carried.
There was no public input= .
Mr. McNamara informed tha= t the Board of Adjustment conducted a site walk.= He said based on the applicant's representations the business appeared to be a small-scale operation.&nb= sp; The area where the business would be conducted would be pushed back behind the applicant's home and wouldn't be in view of any pres= ent homes. Mr. McNamara said the = one concern he had was that the area of operation was 15ft.-20ft. from one of t= he side setbacks. He said were s= omeone to move to that lot, he cautioned the applicant that there should be some s= ort of physical barrier, whether it is trees, shrubs or a fence to shield the operation from any abutters. = He said the applicant was aware of this fact.= He said at the present time it was an innocuous site.
Mr. Haverty asked how muc= h prep work would need to be done in the (30ftx60ft.) staging area. Mr. Demers said there was a handfu= l of trees that would have to come down; the area was fairly level. Mr. Haverty confirmed that there w= ere no wetlands. Mr. Demers said the= re were no wetlands.
Mr. Montbleau asked if the applicant would object to a stipulation that the Saturday operation not beg= in prior to . or l= ater than . Mr. Demers said that would not be a problem.
A motion was made to appr= ove the Site Plan with a stipulation for specified hours. Mr. Doherty asked for a further stipulation that a row of trees be planted along the back of the property.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Mr. McNamara said at the present t= ime a buffer was not necessary. Mr. Demers noted that when he purchased his lot (10 years ago) he was informed = that the middle of the abutting lot was seasonal wet and wouldn't be built upon.
(Croteau/Doherty) To ap= prove the Site Plan with the stipulation that business would be conducted Monday-Friday between (per the approved Special Exception) and on Saturday not be conducted pri= or to or later = than .
(7-0-= 0) The motion carried.
Mr. Gowan noted that alth= ough not specified, it was implied that there would be no work conducted on Sundays.
Map 24 Lots 12-215 & 221&nb= sp; HARRIS, George Jr., George III & John – Ledge Road & Poplar Hill Road – Proposed 36-Lot Subdivision with 2 Open Space Lots= to be deeded to the Town of Pelham and Seeking a Special Permit for Wetland &a= mp; WCD Crossing
Mr. McNamara informed tha=
t the
applicant had requested to be date specified to
The plan was date specifi=
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Mr. McNamara informed tha=
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applicant requested to be date specified to the
PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED ZONING AMENDMENTS – First Public Hearing
Item #1: Add a new article (Article XV) to Pelham's Zoning Ordinance to allow Conservation Subdivisions
The proposed Zoning Ordin= ance was read aloud. Mr. Gowan reviewe= d the proposed changes (that had been done by Mr. Doherty) and the purpose for such. He said Carolyn Russel = from the Department of Environmental Services and Nasha Regional Planning Commis= sion had reviewed; however, both Stantec and Town Counsel still had to review the proposed language. The Board discussed the language and agreed to have Mr. Gowan send it for legal review. He said the subcommit= tee would reconvene and begin to review/amend the Subdivision Regulations.
Item #2: Amend Article XI= I Special Exception, Section 307-76II, Minor Home Occupations.
Mr. McNamara read aloud t=
proposed language. The Board
discussed the proposed changes. Mr.
Haverty suggested having bullet 10 from General Home Occupation (off-street
customer parking) be included in the language for Minor Home Occupations.
(Haverty/Dadak) To add = language to #4 of the Minor Home Occupation Article stating 'Customer parking shall be provided off-street and may not be located within the required front, side or rear setbacks of the property.'
(7-0-= 0) The motion carried. = u>
The Board then discussed = the percent of space that an occupation could utilize.= There was a consensus of the Board to keep 25% (with Mr. Doherty and= Mr. Croteau against). The propose= d language was acceptable with the caveat that it would have legal review. The language in the first paragrap= h was acceptable to the Board with the words 'home office' being deleted from the forth line.
Item #3: Amend Article XI= Sign Definitions and Restrictions, Section 307-69 CC, Political Signs.
The proposed zoning amend= ment was read aloud. There was discuss= ion regarding such.
(Doherty/Haverty) To de=
lete the
words 'including Town of
(6-0-= 1) The motion carried. = u>
Mr. McNamara said he̵= 7;d like to condition the motion to put the language back in if Town Counsel suggests that it's properly there.
To be in compliance with = the American Disabilities Act, Mr. Doherty suggested adding the words 'or their designee' to the sentence reading 'Only the property owne= r or their designee may affix such signs…'
No motion was necessary b= ecause the wording was included in the draft being reviewed.
Mr. Gowan noted whatever = zoning was advertised for the second public hearing would technically in affect fr= om the date of the advertisement through the vote in March 2008 when the voters made a decision.
Town Counsel will review = the document any suggestions would be brought back to the Board for further discussion.
The second public hearing=
be conducted
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(Croteau/Haverty) To ap=
(6-0-= 1) The motion carried. Mr. Montble= au abstained.
(Montbleau/Dadak) To ap=
(7-0-= 0) The motion carried.
(Montbleau/Croteau) To = adjourn the meeting.
(7-0-= 0) The motion carried.
The meeting was adjourned= at approximately
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Charity A. L. Willis
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I am not really a big fan of the horror genre, I am more of a sci if watching, indie film loving kinda girl. My favourite director is Wes Anderson and my idea of heaven is curling up and watching Captain Zissou hunt down a Jaguar Shark, whilst drinking a cup of Picard's favourite Earl Grey tea.
That being said though, I do occasionally delve into the world where I spend my time hiding behind my cushion/pillow/coat (pending on my viewing location…the coat would be the cinema, in case you are wondering). There are a lot of great films in the horror genre, and it is a shame not to sample them – I just don't tend to watch them a lot as I need to watch copious amounts of Disney or anime to make myself feel better afterwards, which can make for a long, long night!
My first time watching Nightmare on Elm Street pushed me on an Appleseed and Akira bender and I was tired for about two days. Good film, but seriously those scraping sounds… Thank you Wes Craven for doing a job well done and scaring the heck out of me. Anyway, below are my 5 favourite horror movies.
Susie McBeth's Top 5 Horror Movies
5. Long Time Dead
A young Londoner and his friends use a Ouija board to hold a seance, triggering a chain of mysterious deaths that may be caused by an otherworldly force.
Long Time Dead is a British horror movie starring Lukas Haas and Joe Absolom that I brought home one night from the video store I used to work at. I thought it looked tame – but actually Djinn's (which is the otherworldly force in question) and Ouija boards are pretty freakin terrifying. This was the debut film of director Marcus Adams and it really gets the job done. From the first person view shots of the Ouija board to the general creepy vibe that permeates the movie. This one was enjoyably scary.
4. The Grudge
An American nurse living and working in Tokyo is exposed to a mysterious supernatural curse, one that locks a person in a powerful rage before claiming their life and spreading to another victim.
I know, I know, it is not cool to pick the American remake over the Japanese original (Ju-on: The Grudge) – but I have to, as in all honesty I preferred it, the lovely Sarah Michelle Gellar starring in it didn't hurt either.
What really got to me about this film was just how scary those children were and also the idea of something like this happening when you are a fish out of water in a country that is not your own – Plus the film had me shrieking, and hiding behind a pillow like nobodies business!
3. The Haunting (1963 version)
Dr. Markway, doing research to prove the existence of ghosts, investigates Hill House, a large, eerie mansion with a lurid history of violent death and insanity. With him are the skeptical young Luke, who stands to inherit the house, the mysterious and clairvoyant Theodora and the insecure Eleanor, whose psychic abilities make her feel somehow attuned to whatever spirits inhabit the old mansion. As time goes by it becomes obvious that they have gotten more than they bargained for as the ghostly presence in the house manifests itself in horrific and deadly ways.
Please note that this is not the horrifying in its own way (because it was so damn awful) remake starring Catherine Zeta Jones, Liam Neeson and Owen Wilson. No this is the original version starring Julie Harris and Claire Bloom, which was seriously scary.
From start to finish there is a sense of menace that gets under your skin and doesn't leave until the film is over and you have had a few days to stop thinking about it. The leads decent into madness is truly unnerving and the ghosts and effects are surprisingly well done for an older horror movie. This one is in a class of its own, without the hamminess of some of the Hammer Horrors – this one is all creepy, all the time.
2. A Tale of Two Sisters
Two sisters who, after spending time in a mental institution, return to the home of their father and cruel stepmother. Once there, in addition to dealing with their stepmother's obsessive and unbalanced ways, an interfering ghost also affects their recovery.
This is the kind of Japanese horror that I love. It is full of shocks and twists, menace and macabre scenes. I actually don't want to say to much about this film as it really just has to be watched, and if you have watched it – you will have a fairly good idea why it has made the list. Check it out!
1. Scream
A killer known as Ghostface begins killing off teenagers, and as the body count begins rising, one girl and her friends find themselves contemplating the "Rules" of horror films as they find themselves living in a real-life one.
Humour, killing, jumpy shocks, a sinister voice and a scary ghostface mask all make for a good film.
Directed by Wes Craven with a script from Dawson's Creek creator Kevin Williamson was a match made in golden horror heaven. The opening sequence alone that gave Drew Barrymore the much needed comeback the world of E.T. lovers were aching for, was in itself perfection, but what is really great, is that the rest of the film lived up to the quality and standard set from there.
Neve Campbell's teary yet tough Sidney was a much needed and appreciated heroine. Plus the horrendous yet watchable Gale Weathers (marvelously played by Courteney Cox), the reporter with a moral conscience that is so far off the map she needs a magnifying glass to find it, was a fantastic addition. Her scrupulous character really gave the film a sarcastic base layer that the story just pinged off, like perfectly popping corn.
Plus Ghostface was pretty handy with that knife…which as you know, is pretty much what you need in a slasher movie.
I love the script for this film, the nods to pop culture, the characterizations and the fun of it. The twist at the end of the film was also well done, and the scares and deaths were all perfectly played.
What horror movies make your list?


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Gov. Janet Napolitano today unveils her plan to reform Arizona's child welfare system, including hiring more Child Protective Services workers, raising rates for foster parents and defining child safety as the primary role of CPS.
The governor's blend of legislation, policy changes and directives to state agency heads is intended to launch lawmakers into an Oct. 20 special session on the topic.
Among 40 "action items," Napolitano also will call for cooperative child abuse investigations between police and CPS, expanding the Healthy Families child abuse prevention program and organizing volunteers from community and religious organizations to help.
Napolitano also is expected to revamp the Family Builders child-abuse program to require more CPS involvement.
Now, low-risk abuse and neglect calls are diverted to local agencies that offer counseling, financial help and other services.
But more than half of the families refuse help, and there is no follow-up.
Under the new Family Builders program, CPS would make the initial visit and families could be re-referred to CPS.
Napolitano aide Tracy Wareing would not say how many additional workers the governor will recommend, or how she plans to fund these and other reforms.
CPS caseloads are well above national standards, and about one-fourth of caseworkers quit each year.
The governor's plan stems from recommendations of her CPS advisory commission and a series of public hearings she held after the commission released its report in June.
Legislators have their own ideas for reforming CPS, as does Maricopa County Attorney Richard Romley.
Competing plans and more state budget deficit projections for the coming year could complicate efforts to buoy a system that in recent months has seen at least three children die, twins kept in crib-cages and a starving boy locked for weeks in a closet. All those children had prior or ongoing CPS cases.
The governor announced a special session just weeks after legislators convened a group of lawmakers and local experts to draft CPS reform proposals for the regular session that begins in January. That committee will meet Wednesday to discuss Napolitano's plan, while another new legislative committee gathers the same day to do the same thing.
Sen. Mark Anderson, R-Mesa, has offered several of his own proposals, including giving caseworkers the authority to enter homes, require families to accept services or risk losing custody of their children, and allowing parents to request jury trials if they believe their child has been removed unjustly.
"We need a balanced approach to it," said Anderson, chairman of the Human Services Committee. "Not just beefing up CPS into a super agency with police powers . . . and more ability to break down the door and take away the kids."


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"Don't sit under the apple tree with anyone else but me."
So starts the show of one of the Valley's most popular youth performing groups.
The children of Tempe-based Swing Kids, some as young as 3, take audiences back to the era of the Andrews Sisters, Elvis and more through song and dance to music that even predates their parents.
Swing Kids was launched by Tempe resident Bill Clinton in 1999, who was inspired when he saw how music "transported" seniors at a hangar dance in 1997 in Mesa.
Clinton decided to learn swing dance. He taught his daughters. He invited friends.
Swing Kids was born.
Since then, the nonprofit group has performed more than 500 times in senior centers, the Veterans Hospital and Arizona State Veterans nursing home, the annual Veterans' Day parade and more.
"When you turn on the music, they are not with you. They are transported to another time," Clinton said of the people who watch the children perform. "By the end of every show, everybody is crying."
The show includes a variety of numbers, from "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" to the Charleston to "It Don't Mean a Thing" and "Rosie the Riveter." Clinton also incorporated tunes from the years of the Vietnam war.
The show entertains - and hits a note with the viewers. During visits to assisted living centers for Alzheimers's patients, some seniors who haven't spoken a word in months suddenly sing.
"It's amazing what music does," Clinton said.
The children don't just perform, they walk out to the audience and try to engage seniors in dancing, even if it just means holding hands and swinging to the beat of the songs.
Clinton said he realized what his group means to people during the Veterans' Day parade in Phoenix.
"They wheeled vets out from the state hospital in chairs. There's 95-year-old George, a veteran, he's sitting there saying 'thank you' to us," Clinton said.
The group performs mainly during the summer. Rehearsals take place wherever Clinton can find an open room.
With family changes over the last year (Clinton now has custody of his young children), Clinton is stepping back a bit from his role.
But Swing Kids isn't going anywhere.
He's training the students to put the show together on their own, from setting up the microphones and sound system to taking over some of Clinton's speaking and dancing roles in the show.
Heather McAnerney's two children - ages 4 and 9 - have performed with Swing Kids the past two summers.
She said she's watched her kids go from being shy and standing in the background to taking front stage spots.
"Bill's group is really nice. They take you in and they encourage each other," McAnerney said. "Bill never pushes them to do more than they want. When they're ready, they step up and take it over. They start with one song ... both kids now know the show and where to go. Everybody knows the music. Nobody is afraid to step in if someone needs help."
Not only have parents, like the McAnerneys, taken on roles to help Swing Kids, but local dance studios have offered to teach the dances to kids who join the group, Clinton said.
Any child can join Swing Kids. Clinton will still be around, he said, but he realized that he really wants the kids to "own" the show.
"It hit that I have to somehow find a way to keep things going for when I'm not here," he said.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 47
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Now, he's lecturing us about the evils of private property in the form of gun ownership. The British have long despised liberty, of course. One only need look at their dirty, crime-ridden, totalitarian little island, where they fear kitchen knives and murder sick babies, to see that. With the murderous British Empire with its concentration camps and death squads no longer available to Morgan, he apparently wants to spread British Enlightenment by other means to the few corners of the Anglosphere where a small amount of liberty remains. The natural right to bear arms, one of those "English liberties" we preserved by throwing the British out of our country for good, is under attack by Morgan, a man who is


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John and Jackie Kennedy first brought the cult of the celebrity into the White House, but it's hard to imagine a major national magazine would have published an exposé of them – or of any other politician – quite like the one on the Palin family that's appearing in the latest Vanity Fair (via Feministing). You can't access the whole article online; the Frisky has more excerpts than Vanity Fair actually provides. But basically the article consists of Levi Johnston talking trash about the family who very nearly became his in-laws. He portrays Sarah Palin as a neglectful mother and her marriage to Todd as a sham. After reading the excerpts, I headed straight for the shower. (Literally! I'd been doing the blogger-in-a-bathrobe routine.)
Even if Levi's accusations are all accurate, they don't have any bearing on Sarah Palin's political credentials. She's managed to totally discredit herself in that realm without his help. What this does signal, though, is a new nadir in conflating our politicians with our celebrities.
It's bad enough that Jerry Spring fancies himself a politician. Now our politicians' lives are grist for the Jerry Springer Show.
I don't think that the Republicans have cornered the market on this, though Palin is the most egregious example of style and surface totally trumping substance. John Edwards had much better policy chops, but he also traded on his looks and made decisions that raised the National Enquirer's credibility – no small feat.
Ironically, the same Republicans who brought us Palin tried to portray Barack Obama as a shallow celebrity in the summer of 2008. Yes, he has good looks, charisma, and a certain glamour. The big difference? He has dignity and an impressive intellect. I say this even though I'm pissed at him. He let the bankers dictate the financial bailout. Now he's lost command of the health care debate, and to turn it around, he'd need to channel the eloquence of his speech on race during the primaries. But even at his worst, Obama doesn't provide fodder for the tabloids, unless you're inclined to believe the birthers.
In the long run, I'm afraid we're going to see many more Palins, male and female, white and black, Republican and Democrat. And I don't have the slightest clue what to do about it. We can keep demanding better media. We can teach our children to look beyond superficial qualities. We can keep trying to educate the next generation to think critically, one young mind at a time. I'm afraid it won't be enough.


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Peregrine Semiconductor Hosts First Quarter 2014 Earnings Conference Call On May 5
Peregrine Semiconductor Corp. (NASDAQ: PSMI), founder of RF SOI (silicon on insulator) and pioneer of advanced RF solutions, today announces that it will host a conference call to discuss its first quarter financial results on Monday, May 5, 2014, at 1:30 p.m. PT / 4:30 p.m. ET.
Financial results will be released over the wire after market close on Monday, May 5, 2014, and posted on Peregrine's website.
Conference Call Information:When: Monday, May 5, 2014, 1:30 p.m. PT / 4:30 p.m. ETDial-in: 1-877-303-8027 or 1-760-536-5165Passcode: 24683373Webcast: http://investors.psemi.com/
Please join the conference call at least 10 minutes early to register.An audio replay will be available after the live call and may be accessed via dial-in at 1-855-859-2056 with the passcode 24683373 or by webcast on the "Investor Relations" section of the Peregrine website at http://www.psemi.com. The replay will be available for 30 days after the event. ABOUT PEREGRINE SEMICONDUCTOR Peregrine Semiconductor (NASDAQ: PSMI), founder of RF SOI (silicon on insulator), is a leading fabless provider of high-performance, integrated RF solutions. Since 1988 Peregrine and its founding team have been perfecting UltraCMOS® technology – a patented, advanced form of SOI – to deliver the performance edge needed to solve the RF market's biggest challenges, such as linearity. With products that deliver best-in-class performance and monolithic integration, Peregrine is the trusted choice for market leaders in automotive, broadband, industrial, Internet of Things, military, mobile devices, smartphones, space, test-and-measurement equipment and wireless infrastructure. Peregrine holds more than 170 issued and pending patents and has shipped over 2 billion UltraCMOS units. For more information, visit http://www.psemi.com The Peregrine Semiconductor name, logo, and UltraCMOS are registered trademarks of Peregrine Semiconductor Corporation in the U.S.A., and other countries.
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The AOPA website (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association) reported a couple of weeks ago on the Wildfire, a folding ebike that will fit in a single engine airplane, thus solving the transportation problems of pilots who fly into regional airports in remote areas.
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A very nice looking film...Really loved the location and your lighting was outstanding.
Story wise, it was very interesting, although you may want to look at multiple locations and spreading out the converstation over multiple scenes...Draws out the drama and increases the value of the film.
What killed you was the acting...It was really bad...Not sure what kind of experience they had or if time hurt you but the piece had a tremendous amount of power, over the top, theatre style acting was not need for this.
Keep up the good work.
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A review of A Lucky Strikeby ccharroux on 05/20/2008This film was beautifully shot. Camera composition was outstanding, special effects (explosions) fantastic, acting was terrific. The only problem for me was the story itself...I know it is so hard to create a short film, writing a story that really has a beginning, middle and an end can be almost impossible in a 10 minute time frame...This story did nothing for me... I think... read
A review of The Holiday Houseby ccharroux on 07/25/2007I think the film was fine, nothing special about it and not sure why it is making it into the film festival...Everything was satisfactory and nothing really special for me. The editing was probably the best thing in the film. The acting was average and the writing was just fine...The set was interesting, but I was hoping for so much more.
A review of Fluffyby ccharroux on 12/30/2003I loved this film! This film had a very cute story and the work of the lead actor was terrific. The shooting of the film was flawless, production wise it was perfect. Good lighting, good sound, pacing was good, it was a very; very good film. Nice work. Nice work, Nice work.


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Four of our chalets have the benefit of the YSE Land Rover shuttle service from Monday to Saturday. Our two discreet bright yellow Land Rovers are available from 08.30 until 10.00 and from 15.30 until 20.00, and our drivers will take you to and from any point you choose in Val d'Isère.
This service is available to guests staying in the following four chalets: