[music] [music] >> All right. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Uh before we begin, I'd like to remind everyone to please shut off all cell phones, smartphones. My name is Salvatore Clepsi, and I am sitting into the chairperson of the Bayonne Rent
Control Board. Welcome to the June 16th, 2026 public hearing of the Bayonne Rent Control Board. Please all rise for the pledge of allegiance to our flag. Okay. Sorry, I just get my name on the chair. My bad.
Okay. At the >> Board member Clepsi. >> Present. >> Board member uh Chatham Nichols. >> Present. >> Board member Prieto. Board member Tina Sesiano. >> Present. >> All present. >> Okay. The Rent Board complies with the
Sunshine Law of the state of New Jersey. Notice of this evening's meeting has been filed the city clerk. And notice has been posted on the bulletin board in the municipal building. Tonight the store court reporter is not present. However, the meeting is being
recorded. Addresses to be read for mass vote are on those applications that the board members have reviewed individually without discussion and have found to be the subject of the requested action in compliance with the
rent control ordinance requirements. If for some reason anyone has a question or problem on these applications when your address is read, simply raise your hand and your address will be stricken from the mass vote and heard heard separately. >> [clears throat] >> Please listen carefully for your
address. No application will be heard once the board members have voted and the public hearing is closed. >> Okay, so just this one issue on the agenda, the resolution for the major capital improvement. Okay, we're we're going
Um I don't know if anybody's here on that one, but we're going to move that to the next meeting um because we got some new paperwork from the landlord. So, we're going to send it out with the new notice to the tenants, so that they have notice and then we'll have that on at the next
meeting. Is anybody here in connection with that one? Okay. All right, so can we just get a motion and then a second to table that till the next meeting? >> I'll make a motion. >> Second. >> All right, we'll call for to move um board member Klapsy.
>> Approved. >> Board member Chatham-Stephens. >> Approved. >> Board member Prieto. >> Approved. >> Board member Siciliano. >> Approved. >> All right, so with um 878-884 and is the landlord for that property
here? Yeah. Okay, didn't think so. Is there tenants here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Are you Miss Chirchio? Did I say it right? >> Mhm. >> And is your Trembley? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, so I'm going to take your testimony I'm going to take your
testimony tonight hearing. Your landlord is not here? Uh we have your submissions. We have your proof. I just want to ask you a couple of questions to make sure that we get you under oath. So I believe Mr. [clears throat] Trembley you're actually the one on I know you
both been there and you're both renting both I believe. But are you the one who's on the lease? >> We're both on the lease. >> You're both on the lease. Okay, then come on up. >> From the original when we first rented it, yeah, from the old landlord. >> Just [snorts] before we go on this just
give me a head. We'll go on we'll go on. Let me do Mr. Trembley's testimony first. So I'm going to swear you in and then I'll swear in. Are you his wife? >> Fiancée. >> Okay. Oh, fiancée. Okay. So okay, so you can sit for a moment and then let me do Mr. Trembley. Mr.
Trembley raise your right hand. Um do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you God? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, can you please tell us your name? >> Rob Robert Trembley. >> And your address?
>> 880 Kennedy Boulevard apartment 404 Bayonne, New Jersey. >> And Mr. Trembley, how long have you lived in that apartment? >> Uh how long? >> That don't matter. >> Oh, I I don't know. I'd have to It's
It's been like 20 years. I don't know the Sorry. [laughter] >> Were you Have you lived in So, you've lived in that apartment continuously? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you know if it was before 2011?
>> I I >> Okay. >> I I don't >> That's [clears throat] okay. That's okay. >> I can I have the stuff. I mean, we moved in together, so >> Got it. Okay. So, you've been in that apartment together with your fiance >> Yes. >> the whole time. Okay, correct. And you
um according to your complaint, I'm just I'm just going to kind of jump a little bit ahead. >> Yes. >> You said that you you got a call from your landlord on January 7th, 2026. >> Mhm. >> And that they were going to raise your rent to $1,200.01. $1,201.65
effective February 1st, 2026. >> Yes. >> And according to your complaint, you are your complaint is that you and your fiance have been paying $942 a month since April of 2025,
and therefore because it would be a 27% increase, you believe that that's too high. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, I just want to ask you you submitted some checks, copies of checks with your application. Did you gather those checks from your
bank? They're real, they're accurate? >> Yes. >> Okay. And I see your checks. You have a check from January 1st, 2022 for $827.83. Is that correct? >> I believe so, yes.
>> Okay. And you have in February of 2022 through February of 2024, do you recall what you were paying? Off the top of your head, I know your checks >> It's nine
nine Whatever you just said before, nine >> in '23 to 24. >> Oh. >> You have checks in here for $850. Does that >> [snorts] >> sound right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's what they show. So, is that what you >> Yes. Yes. >> Actually, I noticed that your fiance is one of the signers of the checks. >> Yeah, so. >> Yes, that's fine.
Yeah, we'll get to it. Um And then it went up in and then in March 2024 and 2025 you're paying $892. >> Yes. >> Is that correct? Okay. And
I have a notice in here among the the records. Is that a notice that you got from your landlord? >> Yes. >> There's one in on January 25th, 2024. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And I see that it says that you have
been paying $850 and it was going up to $892 a month. >> Yes. >> Okay. And is that And is that what caused you to start paying the $892? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then I see another notice
February 9th, 2025 um that your rent was currently $892 going to $942. >> Yes. >> Did you get that from your landlord? >> Yes. >> And then you began paying $942. >> Yes. >> And I see that was April 1st, 2025. Is that right?
>> Yes. >> Okay. And that's why you say you were paying $942 through and currently paying What was the last amount the last rent you paid? >> $942. >> $942 as of what date? >> Uh last month. >> So,
uh 6/1/25? >> Yes. >> You paid $942. Okay. And your rent that you were paying up until October 1st, 2025, I see the checks. Do you remember who your landlord was then?
>> Uh bef- uh well, it was Mig- Miguel Quintela originally. >> Okay. And then do you remember when you started paying Jojo Realty as your landlord? >> [snorts] >> That was in What was that? November? I think it was in November. >> Okay.
I'll I'll ask your fiance as well. And did you pay that by portal or by check? >> Uh it's by a portal they set up. >> Okay. All right. I think that's all I really I think that's all I really need to I mean, if I understand we have plenty of time
here. We can talk after we uh Do you have anything else that you want to gratuitously add, right? I think that's it. >> No, no, thanks. That's it. >> Okay. Come on up. Let me swear you in. >> Okay. >> Uh why don't you tell us your name? >> Jan Sergio.
880 Boulevard, apartment 404. >> And raise your right hand. >> Mhm. >> Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? So help you God? >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh do you recall when you moved in? >> I believe in 2005. >> Okay.
And the two of you moved in together, you said? >> Yes. >> And you've both been living there continuously since that time? >> Yes. >> Okay. And um with your application, there were checks here? >> Mhm. >> And those checks
are Are they Did you gather those checks? Are they accurate to your bank >> Yes. Mhm. >> And I see that you signed the checks. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you know you know that those are the checks that were written. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, let me see if I can ask you the same questions I asked your fiance.
>> Mhm. >> Uh do you remember what rent you were paying? So, you were paying 827.83 in January of 2022, I see. >> Mhm. >> Do you remember what you were paying beginning February 1st, 2022?
>> Uh was that like 850? >> Right. Okay, so it went from 827.83 to 850. >> Mhm. >> And then do you know when it changed again? We can look at your papers if you want to, but I'm just trying to >> Uh, when it went up from 850 to 942? >> No, I think it went to 892.
>> 892. Um Yes, I'm sorry. Yes, that's right. >> to look at your checks, you can if you >> Oh, no. Uh, yeah, I kind of remember >> [laughter] >> what you said. I'm sorry. >> No, no, no, I'm just I just want to make sure. So, I see checks here for that period. So, >> Yes. >> let me just say uh, you have a check
here for January 1st, 2022 for $827.83. >> Mhm. >> Then in February 1st of 2022, um I see the first check for $850. >> Mhm. >> And then I see a bunch of checks for $850 all the way up through February 1st
of 2024. >> Correct. Yes, that sounds correct. >> Okay. Then on January 21st, 2024, I see a notice >> Mhm. >> that says your rent is going to go from 850 to 892 as of March 1st, 2024. >> Yes.
>> You gave us that, and is that because you received that from your landlord? >> Yes, correct. >> Okay. And then in response to that, you started paying 892 in March? >> Mhm. Yes. >> So, I see your checks for 892 beginning March 1st, 2024 through March
1st of 2025. >> Mhm. >> Correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. Then you have another notice in there from February 9th, 2025 that your effective April 1st, 2025, your rent was going to from $892
to $942. >> Yes, correct. >> that from your landlord? >> Yes, I did. Mhm. >> Okay. And and I believe as your fiance told us then, you were paying 942 then all the way up through last month. >> Yes.
>> Okay, so that's June 1st, 2025. >> Mhm. >> And and who were paying your rent to? Your fiance said Mr. Quintala, is that correct? >> Yes, mhm. >> And when was the last time you paid rent to Mr. Quintala? >> I believe that was October
uh 2025. >> And then beginning the next month, November 2025? >> Uh that was uh with the portal and that was with the new landlord. >> Okay. And All right, did your um you never agreed with your landlord to
pay more than 942, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you just got the notice and then you filed your complaint. >> Yeah, they called us on the phone. >> Okay. >> And they just said basically you have to pay this. >> Okay. >> You know. >> And then you filed your complaint. >> Yes, mhm. >> Okay.
Anybody have any questions that you want answered that you want answered? All right, so we're going to we hear your complaint. We're going to reserve decision. >> Mhm. >> Um so we'll issue we're we're going to look and we'll have a resolution
resolving this at our next meeting in July. >> Okay. >> Um but you So we tell everyone that you filed your complaint so your complaint is on record. >> Okay. >> Um you don't have to pay the rent
increase until we tell you otherwise. >> Okay. >> But you know, don't spend that money because >> No, no. >> you lose it if you don't have to >> Oh, I hope not. Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Yeah. >> And if we don't reject it by July, there's always a problem and they don't have a quorum or something, it may get pushed. >> Right.
>> But you just keep paying what you're paying and we'll let you know if if anything changes. But again, you can't don't count on winning. You never know. But you don't have to >> I hope so, but yeah, okay, I I understand. Okay. >> thank you very much. >> Thank you.
Okay, thanks for hearing us. >> You're all very welcome. >> Thank you. >> All right, so let's bring up the next Do we have Obviously landlord is not here. Do we have the tenants for C2 at 92 West 33rd? >> Yes.
>> All right, come on up. You guys have the benefit of listening now, so you >> I can stand here so I can see you. >> Okay, okay, you had the benefit of of listening, so now you know Do you know the drill? Okay, so
can I have your And can you give us your name and your address for the record, please? [snorts] >> My name is Nelly Awad. And my address 92 West 33rd Street, Bayonne, New Jersey, apartment C2. >> Okay.
I'm going to swear you in. Can you raise your right hand? >> Sure. >> Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God? >> I will tell the truth. >> Okay. So, you filed your complaint, and we have your complaint with us, and I see that there's You submitted to
us a bunch of copies of checks and your written complaint. Um >> Cuz I got raised almost $200. It was a surprise for me. >> Yeah, I understand. I got your copies of your checks, and uh we see your We see your copy of your lease, and I'm going
to ask you about your leases. >> Because I am there from 2008 in this apartment. So, it's almost 18 18 years next August. >> Yeah, so let me just ask you to be clear. When did you move into your apartment?
>> When I moved in? 2008, August, 2008. >> You moved in August 8, 2012. And you've been living there continuously since [snorts] then. >> Until, yeah. >> Okay. >> But she >> These checks, I see that you you you I
see your checks here, and I'm just going to confirm with you. You're You wrote your checks out to Miguel Quintela? >> Yes. >> And you were paying Miguel Quintela through >> That It In October
2025, yeah. >> [snorts] >> I was paying 1,200. >> Yeah, okay. So, let's talk about that. And all right, in 2025, so we'll get that. And then in 2026, you began paying >> 2025, November and December, the owner
accepted the the old rent, so I was paying him November and December the same amount, 1,200. >> Right. And you were paying that through the portal? >> Uh no, Miguel Quintela, I used to pay it by check. >> check. But then in November 2025,
>> I used to pay it on the portal or the computer, and we have to pay on the website, and I additional $3. >> Okay. Okay. And then you stopped doing that. So, now let me go over the amounts with you, sir. So, the beginning, the checks you gave
us So, let me look at you have a lease here that you gave to us August 1st, 2008. And you said that was when you first moved in. That was your first lease that you gave us here where you were getting $1,000 a month you were paying. >> Uh at the first we rented the apartment,
it was for $1,000. >> Right. That's That's your first lease though. That was when you >> Yeah. The second one, 2022, March 2022. >> So, I see Yeah, you got that cuz that's the All right. So, and the next lease you gave us as you just said was March 1st of 2022.
>> 2022, yeah. >> And then I see that's $1,100. >> Yes. He gave me the rent He said I will reduce 100." I told him, "You know what? I will pay 80." So, it will be like 1,100. I said, "If you stay after July, 20 more dollar." I said, "Okay." And I
just saw in August I added 20 dollar. >> Okay. And that was Mr. Quintela was your landlord for both leases. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hold on. Stay with me. Then in And then you just said August August 4th, 2022,
um he raised it to 1,120. >> Uh 2022 I was paying Until February 2022 I was paying 1,020 dollar. >> Okay. And you paid that until when? >> Uh March 22 we started the new contract.
I was paying 1,120 120. >> Okay. And you paid that through what month? >> Until until the end of uh all the months of 22 and the whole 23, too. >> Good. And then it changed When did it
change again? >> Uh let me see. I will let you know. Then the next raise it comes 2024. >> Yeah. >> I was paying 1,170. >> Beginning January >> Beginning from January 1st.
>> Okay. And then you paid 1,170 until when? >> Until December uh the 2024. >> Okay. And then >> me a letter they only did a raise 30 dollar. So, I was paying the 1,200 starting from January 2025.
>> Okay. And then you paid that through you just >> Until end of 2025. >> And now you have been paying the same amount till now? >> No. I'm paying now 1,377 and 70 dollar and 70 cents. And then 3
dollar on the So, it's like 1,300 80 81. >> Okay. So, you paid what the landlord was asking you for. I have it here too. It's written. I have the copy. Yeah. 2026 started from February.
February 2026, I paid 1,377. I was paying the same amount 1,200 for January. They started the raise from February. Uh 1,377 and 77. Uh online.
Until now. And I tried to pay to go back to the old one in February because some people told me, "Oh, it is a $100 only or different." So, what I did that they pick up the phone while I was on the computer.
I don't know why. This is they said that's what because it's in the rent control. It's They said it's for 1,300. Yeah, it's supposed to be like that. And I came to the rent control. She said
only we approve 72 42 and 72. And >> then you made your complaint. >> And I asked the lady, she said, "Pay now and let's see the surcharge. I get in the schedule here >> Got it. >> and how many months until the rent control make a decision?" >> Okay. That's that's fine. Okay, so,
um I think we're I think we have everything Is there anything else you want to add? I think we have we have Do you have any questions, folks, anymore? Okay. Um I'm going to tell you that as of right now, oops, you know, you >> Is there Is any hope that it will be
something done for like make it decent, not everything for the owner? >> Well, I mean >> Because it's exceed the surcharge. Usually, we you should pay. Because if they if they raise it like that every year, how much is the rent will be in 2
years? More than 2,000. I'll not be able to >> Well, you have preserved your right by filing your complaint. You've preserved your right, your complaint. Um if you know, if you believe that you only have to pay $1,200 a month, you know, you feel free to pay what you
believe is correct. >> I tried it on the computer, as I told you, they called me while I am paying. >> let you >> We will not accept that. We will take you to court. Put the additional money. And then I went and I add the rest of the money to
approve to make them approve. >> Okay. Um all right, well, we're going to if we're going to hear we're going to again, like I said the other times, we're going to have an opinion for you in July and um
>> Is I would Should I would be able later, maybe, if that rent control make a decision? >> Oh, you'll get if if if you've been overcharged, the landlord will have to refund your money. >> They will refund you, so I can >> are if the board determines that you've been overcharged, you will get your money back.
Um >> Thank you so much. >> I don't Yeah, it's an interesting question because they're paying by the portal, but they're not paying the increased rent increase. So, you might want to ask your friends how how they're paying on the portal and
they're paying the lesser amount. >> But, they just keep telling me >> The portal is not social. I can do it on the computer. >> Oh, it's going to be a surcharge. Okay, so here's what you should Yeah, here's what you should do. If you believe, you know,
you've made your complaint here and you you you've addressed I don't I can't give you legal advice, but I can tell you that if you believe that you only need to pay your 1,200 and you pay that >> that it is, but this increase if they
said 1250, I will be happy to do that every year. That's fine. >> Yeah, no, no, I'm but I'm saying to you right now >> the same >> No, no, no, but right now I got you. Right now, you've made your complaint and we're going to look and we're going to see the board is going to determine
what your rent should be. >> And not all the apartments are same as I see from the schedule even I have it. Some apartment paying they are coming after me. I'm the oldest one in the four rooms. They are after me and they paying less than all. >> Yeah, I understand. So, here's what's
going to happen. Um >> [snorts] >> we're going to look at your complaint and we're going to determine what um what the valid increase should be. We don't know when the rent control office issues the the application. We don't know that the rent is not what the
landlord tells us until somebody complains about it and and you did. So, now we look and now that we did and and you've done it within your period of time your you've preserved your right to complain and you're not going to be your
the amount you pay is going to remain in question. Nobody's going to say you paid too too little until we rule on it. >> But I will continue pay the same amount for every month until the rent control make a decision. >> So, well, that's what I'm saying to you. If If you feel like you're overpaying
and you should only be paying the 1,200, you're welcome to pay your 1,200 if you'd like. Um because we're going to issue, you know, you can either pay your 1,200 and then if you lose, you'll have to pay the increase that we talked about.
>> But I would stay in the apartment or they would be able to kick me out in the street? I don't know. >> I can't tell you that, but the chance of Yeah, the chance of them being able to evict you while you have a complaint here is very slim, but they could do
anything. So, I can't give you legal advice. >> take me to court or what? >> So, you choose what you want. Yeah, I mean, I'm not the right I can't tell you what to do, but I will tell you again like I said that if you win, the landlord will have to refund your money to you. And if the landlord does not refund your
money, then he's not going to get any rent increase. The board is not going to give him rent increases on any of these apartments because he needs to follow rules. So, you know, and and at that point then, you know, if you owe him rent or if he
owes you money and you're here, you know, then you can go to the board of rent review. You can see somebody and see whether you're allowed to say, "I'm not paying my rent to you because you owe me." That's up to you. You know, we're going to just issue you what you're supposed to do. We will correct the rent
and well, you know, and you'll get a you'll get a decision by July. >> Thank you so much. I got to go. >> welcome. You're welcome. All right? >> Thank you. >> All right, thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right, you all think you're good, right? No more questions? All right.
I think we're done. All right, anybody um we're going to open we're going to close the close the hearing and yep and open to public comment. Have a motion? >> I'll motion to close.
>> I'll second it. >> Anybody any anybody opposed we just do everybody favor? Okay, so that's then we make a so let's open it to public comment. Make a motion open to public comment. >> Can I make a motion to open public comments?
>> I'll make a motion. >> Second? Any objections? Okay, none heard. All right, motion passed. Public comment, come on up. Anybody have a public comment? Nope. No public comment? Me neither.
Who's waving at me? >> Can we ask questions? >> Yeah, yeah, I mean why don't I answer your questions now? We'll see about that. YOU CAN SING A SONG IF YOU WANT. You can sing a song. Whatever you like. Don't curse. Don't say anything inappropriate. >> Good evening. My name is Sandra Hop and
I'm here on behalf of my mother Maureen Forrester who is a tenant at rent control department for 33 years, 1084 Kennedy Boulevard apartment 16. She's currently in the process of being evicted from her landlord building
management and they this is this is this keeps happening. It's it's a pattern of this continuous litigation with them. >> [snorts] >> Basically what it where it is stands right now, we're going to court again this coming Monday. It's a holdover case. She does not owe any rent. She is
paid up to date, but they're trying to force her to sign this lease. They it's an 18-page lease. They have filed >> [clears throat] >> the paperwork where it is it is deficient. Doesn't even say that it's rent controlled. So, I'm going to bring
that up. That's that's big. Um the bottom line is is that there it's 11 pages with clauses, five riders, two rules and regulations. So, it's 18 pages in totals and it has 19 instances within the lease that classify
charges as additional rent. Does this violate the board of rent controlled ordinances? I mean, I I looked through the chapter 16 rent control and I, you know, tried to do my due diligence to try to find this because we do have um an
attorney from the waterfront property who's trying to help us um as well as Liz Hurley who's really super. Um but they're only going to litigate as much as they can and I'm trying to uncover a lot of a lot of
things that this landlord has done wrong and we'll actually be here in a hearing um next hopefully in July. We'll see. Um but my my question is is that >> We're hearing another complaint on the overcharge. >> Correct. Yeah, which is not this
It's kind of it's kind of bridging, you know, it's all kind of coming together. But the thing is is that, you know, the additional rent or it it doesn't say surcharges, it says additional rent. It's just repeated over and over and over and over again over and over.
>> Are you talking about on invoice? >> On the lease that they want her to sign and, you know, the thing is is that I don't, you know, I I really love to get it dismissed because of the fact that, you know, the paperwork is deficient, but I don't know if the judge is going to do that. She just might have to say
amend it. But the fact is is that they really want her to sign this lease and it's basically just, you know, it's it's weaponizing, you know, this lease is weaponized to evict her. They'll find something. I know it. And she's 76. She's lived there for 33 years without ever instance.
But, you know, it's always late charges. But the last time that they took her to court in 2023, it was dismissed because they tried to evict her for late charges, and they were like, you can't do that. Like, first of all, there wasn't a lease. She's not has never has had a lease. But they want to lock her into it because it's going to weaponize it. But
the thing is is that the 19 instances where it says additional rent, does that violate the Right. Right. Right. Oh, no. Yeah. >> landlord's going to say, "Oh, it's a late fee." And then you're going to
argue that. So, I I I can't tell you There are There are instances where you can get quote unquote additional rent. Whether that's your situation or not, I I don't know. >> Yeah, that It's not like any amenities. It's just like, you know, penalties. Like, you know, um if >> That's something you need to discuss
with the judge and look at your lease and and think, you know, look at the ordinance. Unfortunately, I can't tell you. Talk to your landlord. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I just just wanted to, you know, jump in and >> come and ask me, but you know, we can't Yeah, we can't. >> Yeah, I mean, it's like moisture and mold, you know, if they charge
additional rent. Uh window guards, additional rent, you know. Lead-based paint, additional rent, um you know, uh any damages resulting from misuse of nature it's considered additional rent, you know. It's It's all just It's It's a rent scheme, you know.
>> Well, I mean, listen, like you said last time, your judge said, "No, no, no." So, ask No, the judges They do this all the time. They're They're pretty good at it. Um so, tell them So, you know, you just come prepared with what are these things and ask. >> Yeah. >> Talk to your lawyer and and see, but
like I said, our ordinance does not identify particular things and say, "Oh, this is okay. This is not okay." Look at the definition section of the ordinance and figure it out. >> Yeah, cuz the ordinances are you know, it's it's it's very specific and I love the way it's written. I I can understand
it. It's the lease that I can't understand and compare it to it because like I said, you know, it's >> cover everything, but we did >> It's awful. >> try to explain >> But it's >> So, so read it and you know, you're you're very articulate. You seem very bright. >> Thank you. >> Um read it and figure out whether those
things fit in there and why and and cobble your cobble your defense together and take it, you know, take it to your lawyer or take it to the judge. >> Yeah. Yeah. I That's what I want you We're going to mediation. So, >> I got you. I I can't give you any more, but I think I've kind of led you and helped you read the >> Yeah. I thank you. >> tell you on your own facts, but I can
only say that's how ordinances work. >> Yeah. All right. Well, thank you all. I appreciate >> you know, good luck. Thank you. >> All right. Anybody else? All right. Motion to close comments? >> Make a motion to close comments. >> I'll second.
>> Okay. All in favor? Okay. Motion passed. Motion to close meeting? >> Motion to close. >> Make a motion to close the meeting. >> Second. >> I'll second. >> Board member Clapsis?
>> Approved. >> Board member uh Chatham Nichols? >> Approved. >> Board member Prieto? Board member Siciliano? >> Approved. >> Meeting adjourned 7:36.