I'm good evening it is 703 welcome to the Bedminster Township committee this is our regular scheduled Township committee meeting of March 17 2025 St Patrick's Day happy St Patrick's Day to everyone right because on St
Patrick say everybody there you go okay so I'll recognize that we have attendance by the Bedminster Township committee here in person committeeman hickey committee woman mesy committee woman Fernandez and attending remote
committeeman Doug Stevenson Miss Ray may we please in her green Glory uh may we please have uh the open public meetings act statement yes mayor adequate notice of this meeting of the township committee was sent to The
Courier News Somerville Bernardsville news whiy and to all subscribers and posted the Township Municipal Building on January 7th 2025 and Julia O'Brien wearing her green as well well done please join me in standing for the Pledge of
Allegiance I pled Ali to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liy and justice for all okay this is the time of the meeting
that we open up the microphone over there or the zoom um monitor for public comment any member of the comment any member of the public wishing to make a comment we're asking question now our opportunity to do so first we'll go
around the room none um Robin anyone any if you're participating remotely although we know who refal Township uh employees up there um okay so seeing done we'll proceed with the rest of the
meeting we have four four sets of meeting minutes to approve tonight February 24 2025 budget work session number three the March 3rd regular Township committee meeting the
March 10 budget work session and the March 10 budget work session executive session there no further comments or questions regarding the minutes that have not been provided to miss Ray we'll take motion to approve all those meeting
minutes so moved second all in favor I I'm abstaining from March 3D P committee meeting I was absent okay right and same for me Rob got you Doug thank you that was a particularly well organized run and
short meeting just may have just been coins um permits and Raffles special use permit for Fiddler's Elbow Country Club to install a temporary trailer from March 2025 through
February 2026 at Fiddler's Elbow Country Club M Ray uh yes ma'am we received um the application from Fiddler's Elbow for the temporary trailer uh Suzana our zoning officer reviewed the application as did
Paul Ferrero um our Municipal engineer and both have approved the um the plans with a the trailer and do we have some representatives from fidler's elbow want to tell us a little bit more about the uh temporary trailer what's it going to
be used for are we going to be able to see it sure and if you just identify yourself my name is Matt Willie and I work at Fiddler's Elbow I'm the uh director of grounds and Facilities um so you know we we continue to grow the the
club in the 14 years that I've been here you know seasonal staff wise we go when I started we were at about 180 we now have more than double that um so we have just more people so obviously office staff hasn't grown to that level but we're you know when I started we had a
HR department that was was run by a part-time bartender and now literally now we now we have three people in that department we've you know we've started in an IT department a security department and we've just run out of corners of the building to stick people
so we're looking to use this trailer as a temporary office trailer for the next year or so until we get some other buildings that have been approved under construction will house them in those new buildings you just can't keep putting employees behind the bars
Dan all right so where's uh just so we all know what's the uh I mean it's identified on the plans on the permit application uh but if you can just walk us through the location yep so the location is on the north side of the the pool building um it's it's a good
location for us because there are utilities that are nearby so we can tap into the electric you can tap into it um it's close to the parking lot for ease of access it's it's Central to the campus so you know you you briefly asked if you'd be able to see it I don't think
you will um you know driving down rattlesnake Bridge trying to get here there's no chance uh on 78 you shouldn't be looking but I don't think there's a chance you'd see if that from there either he and um so once again through
February 2026 by which time you anticipate that'll be over or they'll be um so we hope start we hope to start right after Labor day with construction of a pool restaurant building and in that building we'll have a couple of
available office spaces so you know we can we can meet the immediate need there so it's upon completion of that building this trailer can you know go hide in a corner someplace and those individuals can go to the pool us okay those are all the questions I have
um Gina Renee Doug Colin any questions for uh Mr willigan or his uh silent engineer H does this trailer have um restroom facilities in does okay it does and we're going to handle those with uh
with just tanks that'll be serviced on a regular basis we're not going to tap into our sewer facility or anything okay so it's built in and just with with tanks yeah okay is HR still at the bar yeah no but
they're not welcomed in the building anymore all right there's no further questions regarding uh the special use permit take a motion to approve this second all in
favor thank Youk youone thank you congratulations and we'll continue with the permits and Raffles we have an annual seasonal Farm Market permit for reckless Town Farm Distillery at the Bedminster Farmers Market River Road
Park May 24 through December 6 a social Fair permit to amend the friends of Clarence Dylan Public Library to amend oh this is amending a a previous one changing right from May 3rd to May 4 2025 from 6:00 to 7: p.m at the
Clarence Dyan Public Library the social Fair permit to benefit Children's Miracle Network on June 23rd 2025 from 8:00 a.m to 300 p.m. at Fiddler elbow Country Club an on premise 5050 raffle to benefit Children's
Specialized Hospital foundation on July 14 2025 from 9:00 a.m. to 700 p.m. at Hamilton Farm golf club and on premise 5050 raffle to benefit Children's Specialized Hospital foundation on August 25 2025 from 7:00 a.m. to 6: p.m
at fidler's elbow Country Club and an non- premise merchandise raffle to benefit the center for Contemporary Art on April 27 2025 from 3: to 5:00 p.m. at the center for contemporary art questions or
comments saying none take a motion to approve those permits and Raffles so moved second all in favor I I we'll go to a report discussion by subcommittee chair committee woman
Fernandez well there is a Rec advisory meeting tomorrow so I'll have an update for next meeting otherwise no updates right now okay thank you committee woman moresi basically the same with me I don't have anything for the month but jbh has a meeting on the 19th and I'll report back after that okay thank you
committee man hickey thank you mayor good evening all just Board of Health quick update on programs the very popular CPR AED certification program will return to town hall on Tuesday May 13th from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. the fee is
right here in this room fee is $60 registration deadline is Friday April 18th details are on our website and you can register online uh this week we'll have a board Health meeting board of ed meeting and mayor you and I have Library board on Wednesday so more to report out
at our next meeting great thank you thank you commit men Stevenson thank you mayor uh just on DPW um give you an update last about last month since I wasn't able to the last meeting um the pony uh Farm Fiel has
been cut the um River Road and Miller Lanes have been air rated and seated the under the storm water management plan we've got um pipes in the dirt
roads uh installed um Jason I don't really quite understand what what that jetted them we've been cleaning them and jetting them out what we've been doing on the dirt roads yeah yeah okay and that's what pursu to the storm water management yeah most a lot of them are
clogged so so we we continue to work on our dirt roads obviously pothole repairs is the season for that coming out of the winter uh we're chipping and cleaning up the roads and then in conjunction with that I guess we've got some folks out in the western part of the town the Farms that
were taking taking deliveries for mulch that's a good thing um installed the speed limit signs on Old Dutch I know we talked about that at past meetings um obviously we're getting the uh equipment and the trucks moved over from the winter to the spring so we're
trying to get all the salt off of everything make sure that they're going to store well and um you T the season baseball season so we're getting the fields ready to go mulching the playgrounds um putting stone dust down on the ball field dugouts and just
generally getting ready for people to come back out and and recreate and uh looking forward to getting rid of the winter season and moving into the spring so um last thing is just some work down with the Art Center pavilion um we're doing some seating and hanging around
the parking lot and uh guys are real busy so thanks Jason for all your hard work uh we've got HPD coming up later this week and I'll have an update next meeting so again great thank you so I just going to report real quickly uh Lan
board there was a meeting last week uh committee M hickey and I attended there was only one application it was a board of adjustment application so um Colin and I were not eligible to participate in that um but I do understand that application was approved and that
application was for I um believe it kitchen design service going on to uh Main Street in Bedminster uh first floor commercial maybe retail but primarily commercial uh with the second floor
apartment um as of right I guess there were some um some lot coverage issues that may have triggered the the variance was approved we also had a farmers market meeting um we seem to be very popular with the
um alcohol vendors turn into F Farmers Market I believe uh what in addition to the Distillery we had last year four other distilleries uh New
Jersey all Jersey all Jersey right right it's all local um applied and let's see two were half season and one full replacement y uh so very interesting and and of those three that I just mentioned
that did not include Reckless town that we just approved ear earlier in the uh permits and Raffles oam we have a meeting uh this Wednesday so we have a 5:00 meeting um with Emergency Management followed by
the 7 o'clock Library board meeting and that's what I have from my subcommittees unless Robin tells me I'm missing something nope you're spot on okay uh so Robin will now turn to you for the administrator's report uh yes mayor so as you know we're in budget mode so
that's primarily where the focus is on um but we did have a meeting back on 311 with um congressman and I um about funding to help supplement our police and emergency service and more to come on that um we coming up we have a shared Court meeting
for our annual budget uh that's going to be on Thursday um I did participate in several meetings with County o we have a Somerset County has mitigation plan both um Jason and I sat in on both of those meetings um very timec consuming uh plan
that we're putting together uh with assistance from Paul perrero and um we have the LC meeting coming up on Wednesday so I do just want to follow up if you just excuse as I try to pull up the email one thing while you're looking for
it um we did receive a donation from um business owner Ira Catz on Main Street in um Bedminster uh for the uh Bedminster Police Department for ballistic Shields that's great $3,000 so very nice please uh you know Robin
extend our appreciation let's get a a note off to Ira I mean he's always fantastic uh with his donations he is terrific every year yeah great so um Robin mentioned uh conversations we had with
Congressman Kane's office um and it was just a couple days ago they uh congressman's uh issued a press release indicating that he has reintroduced the presidential security
resources reimbursement Act this is um as as you all may remember back in November December Congressman Kane introduced it in the house um Senator Corey Booker introduced the
legislation in the Senate and was the sponsor um there uh you know you introduce a bill in November December you're not going to make the uh you're not going to make it at the end of the years there's new Congress in town and so that
legislation needs to be reintroduced so it is the presidential security resources reimbursement act and a couple things that this um this legislation would do and we're hoping that's not a would do but will do um it
certainly provides reimbursement to uh Bedminster uh New York uh Florida For Those Who provided or those local resources Who provided additional security at the request of the Secret Service following the July 14
assassination attempts on candidate Trump at president Trump so there's reimbursement that's retroactive and then it expands um the sort of pot of um
reimbursement from not just police but to include um additional resources uh so here in Bedminster we know that when uh president Trump is coming and going and when he's here uh there's request made
of fire and uh first aid so what Congressman Kan has introduced would expand the PO reimbursable expenses to include those other local resources as well um so we'll continue to work with Congressman Kane um as needed to uh any
additional information that we can supplement that uh we will uh support So Robin just uh don't was brief aside from the administrator's report and are you uh I'm done you're done thank you so uh Chief Bernardo if you're ready to go to
um you know I know we go to community policing but at the same time um we expect president Trump will be arriving in Bedminster perhaps a month earlier than we had um probably originally anticipated uh but right now he's uh at
least we're all aware of a TFR in place and that usually means a presidential visit uh Chief Bernardo just want to you know go through community policing report and if there's anything you want to uh say about this weekend's visit uh
please do so that you can in a public form hey good evening uh I just want to say thank you to again to Mr uh cats he um continues to be very gracious and generous uh with the police department
um he's a very nice guy and uh we really do appreciate all his generosity um community policing April 6th we have a coffee with a cop uh event at the Starbucks from 800 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. um if anybody's around and wants to
hang out with some of our officers and that's all I got M okay notice what he did not say because he's very good at keeping those Secrets okay so very good at keeping confidences uh that's what we have for
administrators and community policing report we do have an ordinance to introduce tonight ordinance number 2025 002 in ordinance to exceed the municipal budget Appropriations limit and to establish a
cat bank if the ordinance is introduced uh the public hearing will be scheduled for for April 7th Miss Ray anything you want to uh this is a routine we do it every year my favorite ordinance your favorite ordinance that we don't uh
really do do anything with explain it was told to me by our Auditors and also anyway that it's a prudent thing to do so that's what we are do we are introducing so every year um the municipalities and counties are they're prohibited from increasing their budgets
um more than 2 and a half% unless the government body takes an action to increase it an additional 1% up to 3.5 and it's based on your last year's budget um so we don't ever use this but just in the event that we may need to
use it it makes good sense and I'll give you a perfect example that might be relative to us this year during our budget discussions is um the additional police s time that's needed for presidential visits right that's going to increase our budget if we don't have
a grant in place by that time to offset it and we have to increase our budget we would be allowed to do so if we pass this ordinance just to give you an an example so um we just do it every year it's um a bank that we have for uh two years the
third year falls off so it just keeps revolving each year I hope I explain that yes yeah so if we needed to and and the example that um Robin gave hopefully does not come into uh play because one
of the other calls we have with Congressman Kane this as Robin mentioned um president Trump really likes the Bedminster golf course and he spend an awful lot of time there he spent he
spent time uh in Bedminster when he was president he spent time in Bedminster before he was president he spend time in Bedminster in between and uh we have full anticipation that he'll be coming back again uh just as he has in the past uh for spring and
good chunk of Summer and that's going to put some um strain on uh Bedminster policing on on the budget not necessarily on the police department themselves or the members but just on the police budget if we have and and once
again as president there's statutory authority to reimburse the local what we experienced in 2024 was because at the time he was not a sitting president and therefore there was no statutory authority to some extent U we
get reimbursement that'll be through the pending legislation I just discussed but moving forward as the sitting president there statutory authority to reimburse us however uh in the way things work down in in Washington there's right now
not a budget in place place to say hey this money is going to be there from the Department of Homeland Security to reimburse Bedminster so Congressman Kane um has scheduled a phone call with um Robin and I um with folks from DHS to
see if we can't get a letter we won't get a full Grant but if we can get a letter indicating that the money will be there to offset that expense then our Auditors will say okay you
don't need that on as a line item for the tax levy so it's not a cost that will be borne in our Municipal Taxes born by our
residents so we can have offsetting um Grant or letter from a DHS will then make sure that is not built into uh the Obex budget BN once again by the residents all right so
hopefully any questions comments no okay seeing none take a motion to introduce ordinance 20252 so moved second this G be a roll call vote Please Mr Stevenson hi Mr hickey hi hi Miss
Fernandez hi and Jacobs hi we have no public hearing of ordinances we have one two three four five my goodness six seven8
nine 10 resolutions on the consent agenda these are items of a routine nature however committee members May opt to pull them or in some of them or all of them or just one of them offer
individual consideration does anyone want to do that seeing none take a motion to approve the items on the consent agenda so move second roll call vote Please Mr
Stevenson I Mr hickey i m morki i Fernandez hi and mayor Jacobs I thank you okay for the resolutions not on the consent agenda the first two resolutions up for consideration our resolution 2025
50 uh with authorizes an interlocal agreement between the town of of Bedminster bar Far Hills and tberry Township to provide for the cair and expenses for fire and first aid services and the next resolution is 20 25051 authorizes interlocal agreement
between the township of Bedminster B Far Hills B Pac and Gladstone and Tisbury Township to provide for the cost sharing expenses for the operations and capital expenditures for the famous repeater
shed Robin we're g to pull these off right we're going to table these two resolutions we are so we learned earlier uh this afternoon or late morning um that tub is not interested in participating in either the agreements
toir and renegotiate and we can move forward so what's been happening is edminster has been you know covering a lot of these expenses and they really should be worn by all the different agencies that are involved so that's a
return to so there will be further discussions with folks in tobery regarding um both the cost sharing for um fire and for the uh repeater shed right so I should say it's for operational expenses
for the fire department such as insurance um deductibles um asset inventory just basic operating of that nature otherwise they receive they receive paid from the various different municipalities to operate plus they do their own
fundraising but this is in addition to so just want to clarify right so there's there's some funds but in the past they have not been accounted for um as as Robin mentioned um there are some proceeds that are just not thrown into that
equation and toar oper Ates five five companies correct five fire companies um many of which are shared uh with other municipalities um how to expar can
afford uh to operate five um five companies I don't understand um but maybe this is how they do it because they don't they're not paying their fair share on all five so I should tell we do have a AR Ranger with far Hill the bur
of far Hill where we have an 8020 relationship and that's that was identified by an ordinance many years ago in sharing of capital expenditures and we tried to do that in Tisbury at the same time that we weren't interested this was another attempt to try
to those expenses so John Bardo can we uh can we impose tariffs on T what do you think I think you can do anything want you're in what John I think you do anything you want since you're in
Bedminster all right well thank you John appreciate that legal advice support uh moving on with resolutions resolution 20253 um something that should be near and dear to uh the township committee
members um we've discussed this before this would establish a policy for were required signature thresholds on the purchase orders and invoices that after every meeting um we
spend I don't know between a half hour and an hour um signing off M Ray so what are we doing with this resolution this would created we have no threshold currently currently no you signed anything right down to a $19 Bill
I've I've signed I've signed for zero well that's I've done a zero where there's been a transfer so I've actually signed POS for zero so this would just um free you up and eliminate it but it's strictly by choice so the suggested amount is anything that's $5,000 or more
would go in front of the governing body you all do get the bill list to begin with sent to you on Friday in your packet so there's an opportunity to review all of the expenditures at that particular time um what you're doing is actually looking at a second time by signing off on the purchase orders but
again it would be by choice so if committee man hickey has has an unusual amount of purchase orders and he doesn't want to sign them he can say I'm out this week can you take care of it or the next week he may want to sign them it just depends on what you you know what and and so if
you just just so everyone in the audience understands so when we get these purchase orders they have already been reviewed by department heads correct and by our qpa assistant treasur so they've had three levels of
there's the input then there's the immediate supervisor then the second approval and also James who's our qpa final approval not the final you're the final so James I don't know if you want to speak to that is there anything else that I'm missing if you want to add feel
free to this process because you mentioned it all um it's just up to the um committee and anything that you know you might want to see we always put in front of
you personal choice yeah I mean as long as you get the chance to review it and pull it if there's a question I'm good Doug I'm I'm a bit of a nut job when it comes to these things I think it's I think it's a der elction of our duty not to look at
them Tina Renee I only have one so I'm happy to look at it I don't get very many but I'm glad I didn't because I'm not signing this one today it just uh it helps you have gauge like what is going on in all the Departments like more specifically I
don't know I have the wck one so I like to see like what they're ordering what they're doing but it doesn't matter to me either way like I can just look at the bill list too and that's fine well I mean yeah I'm looking at stuff from DPW and you know they do a great job down there but same thing
like it helps me understand and what is going on behind the scenes and I got to tell you A lot of times I'll see stuff and there are errors on things and not because anybody's doing anything wrong just it's another set of eyes I just I don't see the value in this unless it's just to speed things through but I got
to tell you I think we all do a really good job signing our stuff I'm not understanding where this is coming from well I'll say as the as the one who's signing off on zero or a penny or $2 here $4 here and $5 here and $6 there
I'm in favor of it um I don't believe that and Doug I understand I know Doug Doug likes going through the invoices um and the POS uh this doesn't negate that opportunity uh but personally from my
perspective you know this is um I'm showing it right now is about a fourth of what I would usually get so I'm good with not seeing some of the smaller amounts yeah so it's it's
customary for most a lot of municipalities and checking with our um Municipal Auditors on this process to not sign anything that's under 6,000 and some don't sign any at all so um it's just how your you like your checks and balances and your controls within your
Township committee the the impetus behind it was to kind of free up the mayor with his responsibility since he has quite a bit but um and James correct me if I'm wrong and I'm speaking with Andrew this law that's listed in here allows the members to pick and choose when they want to sign and not to sign
so you can all continue sign if you pass this this just helps the mayor got it because yeah like a matter of practice like for example James I like to go through the stuff just like d correct utility bills I want to take a look at see what we're being charged we're not being overcharged so we can make it a point of practice where yeah I want to see everything and I may opt out at some
point if I'm traveling but otherwise I want to see it I want to sign it so if I can still do that I'm good can still do that according to this resolution right just gives you the option option to opt out if in fact I'm travel I mean I personally I like having everybody another set of eyes look at things the
questions come up sometimes and I feel that it engages the township Committee in the process when we get time to for the budget process you guys already know what's going on yeah yeah yeah yeah you've seen the numbers yeah and originally this this resolution was only going to be listenting the mayor but I
just didn't want any of the other members to jealous this stack is about five times higher than ours so I get it all right so any further questions comments we'll see if we end up with a
split vote here take a motion to approve resolution 2025 053 don't just all jump up in uh you know we got a one second it's it's optional right it's
optional it's optional um oh sorry roll call vote that would um Mr Stevenson n sure Mr hickey hi Miss morki hi Miss Fernandez hi and may Jacobs hi all right
you're all derel well the option being derlot correct uh next resolution is resolution 2025 059 appoints a full-time heavy equipment operator for the gpw Jason who do we got uh his name
is Michael Borman he's coming from Summit or shadur sorry about that uh been what six7 months since we haven't had one so it's about time we get full fully staffed here and between you and Amanda you've gone through this and
Robin yeah yeah you will then be fully staffed excuse me then will be full staff yes wow that's great finally finally went through to win or without it but we in time for our new seasonal employ okay very
good does this actually replace commit Stevenson you know he does like he does like heavy equipment free cleaner he does everything heavy equipment yeah
unev he is unbelievable that is renaissance man and we're also bring him down to the uh you know bring him down to the protest s meet some of his uh favorite friends are there
okay take a motion to approve 2025 059 so moved second roll call vote Please Mr Stevenson I Mr hickey hi M moresi hi M Fernandez hi and Jacobs hi thank you and
the last resolution for the night is resolution 20250 061 this resolution authorizes the hiring of a new police officer by the Bedminster Police Department
so uh Chief you want to walk us through this yeah um we're filling a vacancy uh from one officer valz uh resigned in December we uh had an interview panel we
interviewed a lot of candidates and uh we're bringing on um Brett glinka he has a few years experience from a middle sex County agencies Rucker grad and I we think he's going to be a great addition to our team yeah I was GNA say any questions will we
then be fully staffed Chief uh yes ma'am okay great and chief while we're at I know this is a little farfield um did they already hire the special for the uh school no interviews are next Monday okay and you're and you and um
Lieutenant PLO are doing those uh yes with the with the uh both principales and superintendent okay all right uh Doug any questions on the uh the recommended new hire for Bedminster Poli nope and chief just curious um what
Squad is he going to start off with he's gonna start off on the a squad he'll be working uh after he trains he'll be going to nights with Sergeant Benson okay great okay have further questions comments from Township committee take a motion to approve resolution 2025 061 so
moved second roll call vote Please Mr Stevenson I Mr hickey i m moresi hi M Fernandez hi and mayor Jacobs hi thank you thank you I'll take a motion to
approve the bill list pending review of whatever individual invoices you choose to review this little request for motion second roll call vote again please Mr
Stevenson hi Mr hickey hi Miss Fernand I'm Sorry Miss moresi hi Miss Fernandez hi and mayor Jacobs I thank you so much thank you new business any member of the township committee wish to put any
discussion topic up for new business no no Gina says no moving on Old business um utilities uh mayor just quick update nothing on jcpl now or Alti New Jersey American Water uh Miss Ray and I will be
coordinating a meeting with New Jersey American Water regarding instances of lead or galvanized service here in Bedminster that's more of a potential potential issue for older homes so probably not in the Hills but more in Western Bedminster like the mayor's home
which is H potenti somewhere over 200 yeah right so um New Jersey American water is going to do some doorto door canvasing in certain areas to ascertain what's currently installed so we'll also be coordinating with Chief Bernardo and Bedminster PD because folks may be
getting a little surprised when I got a knock on our door so we want to make sure we're all coordinated uh more to follow on that once we have a timeline and mayor that's all I have okay uh on pluckin Park Senior Doug if you could just coordinate with um John Bardo tomorrow
okay thank you summer Public Safety Committee no update from our last meeting uh we do not have an executive session so we're going to run through Township committee comments and then we will adjourn once again on the St Patrick's
Day Township committee meeting committee woman Fernandez thank you mayor um I had the pleasure of attending the um awards for the fire department and first aid squad on Saturday night and I just wanted to make a a comment um you know
as a community member and Township committee woman on behalf of the entire Community I just wanted to um publicly extend my deepest gratitude to the fire department and first aid squads and all emergency services really for their unwavering dedication and service um
their bravery quick response time and selflessness in the face of emergencies are Beyond commendable especially given where we live and um having the highways right there it's it's absolutely amazing the work they do um they work tirelessly to ensure our safety often at Great
personal risk and just we're just really incredibly fortunate to have such skilled and compassionate professionals who are always ready to help when needed most andless we forget they are volunteers and I just want to thank them for all they do for their courage and care and just you know just Express how
truly grateful we are for their commitment and service to our well-being as a community so I just want to publicly sayate that well said Thank you and now I have to follow that yes you do um just to quick follow up with that um it was a wonderful dinner and I was um
surprised but not really surprised at the number of years that some of our volunteers put in they were um the chiefs were giving out awards for uh longevity and U participation and 50 years 40 years 30 years it was
incredible um so it it was very impressive very very moving um and I was glad to be able to attend and then I just want to say thank you for Mr Cat again for his contributions it's uh with residents like that that makes better Mr great and happy St Patrick's Day
everybody and be careful out there tonight if you're going to be doing any celebrating committ in hickey thank you mayor what they said because they said it so perfectly no thank you to the fire department and again as P mention they're volunteers and a lot of people don't realize that they are volunteers
those pages go off in the middle of the night on weekends anytime day so thank you and they are an incredible bunch of folks and thank you to IR cats like the chief said he is always very generous with our pday and he's it's it's well
appreciated so that's all I have May thank you midan Stevenson thank you mayor again just take all the comments that have been said thanks Mr cats and thanks to our First Responders great and I you know I have nothing further to add because I think you guys
have said it all uh with that I'll take a motion to adjourn for the evening at 7:47 moved second all in favor hi thank you and good night good night good night
happy good night good night good night Happ