Good evening. Welcome to the Bedford Township Committee. This is our regularly scheduled February 17th or you know once in a while we get a Tuesday meeting. I recognize that as of now we have a quorum of township committee
present here. Committee Rosen, Committee Hickey, Committee Fernandez joining me. Uh, Committee woman Moreski is stuck on Route 287. Um, heard there's a couple accidents out there. I avoided it
because I never take 287 anymore. And I noticed coming through Four Hills, there was just a huge line of traffic. I figured something's going on on 287. >> So, so if uh Renee gets here, we'll certainly welcome her with open arms when she does. And if she doesn't, we
understand. Miss Ray, may we please have the open public meetings act statement? >> Yes, mayor. Adequate notice of this meeting of the township committee was sent to the Courier News, Somerville, Burnersville News, Whippony, and to all subscribers and post on the Township of
Bedminster's official website, www.bedminsternj.gov, and at the township municipal building on January 6, 2026. And that was Renee reporting that it's still bumper to bumper. Letting her know he started.
>> I'll sign. >> Good luck. >> See you in two hours. >> And Gina will sign a bad way. which is all right. Sorry for texting during the
meeting, but that was uh official business. Uh please join me in standing for the pledge of allegiance. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Now it's time of the meeting that we open up the microphone, Zoom, telephone calls for public comment. Any member of the uh public may ask a question, make a
statement. Um, as we've been saying for a little bit now, um, you're entitled to ask those questions and make those comments. You're not entitled, uh, to an answer. You're not entitled to a dialogue unless one of the members of
the TC uh chooses to engage. Once again, if you get an answer, I'll guarantee of an answer you might you're going to like online. >> Let's proceed. We have three sets of meeting minutes to
approve tonight. January 26 budget work session one and the February 2nd, 2026 TC meeting and the February 2nd executive session meeting. Questions or comments regarding the
meeting minutes? Seeing none, take a motion to approve all three. So move. >> Second. All in favor? >> I. >> Thank you. >> One, two, three, four permits and
raffles. First is a social fair permit to benefit Mainstream, Inc. on June 13, 2026 from 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the United States Equestrian Team. Mainstream. I know um anyone used to volunteer there. One of my daughters
used to uh volunteer there. A great organization. Uh, next social fair permit to benefit American Cancer Society on October 12 from 8:00 a.m. to 4 pm at Hamilton Farms Golf Club. An onremise 50/50 raffle to
benefit Liberty Corner School parent teacher organization Inc. on March 26 from 700 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. at Fiddler's Elbow Country Club and an on premise merchandise raffle
to benefit Liberty Corner School Parent Teacher Organization Inc. on March 26, 2026 from 7 to 11 p.m. at Fiddler's Double Country Club. I noticed that we went to E missing B. B.
>> So there's no B, right? There is no B. >> Excellent. Okay. Uh any questions or comments regarding permits from apples? None. Take a motion to approve all four. >> So move. >> Second. >> All in favor?
>> I monthly report discussion by subcommittee chair committee min. On the recreation front, the planning email for summer camp went out today in advance of registration which for
Bedminster residents opens on April 1st. The latest um bids came in for the Burnt Mills dog park. The community garden committee is meeting to establish policies and procedures for the garden.
And finally, uh Oh, yeah. How did you end up on the uh how'd you end up on the guard? >> We'll uh talk about that off the record. And um the initial farmers market meeting was last week. So we are ramping up and gearing up for uh the farmers
market which opens up um Memorial Day weekend. >> Great. Um you mentioned the bid opening for the garden and >> for the uh Bart Mills out >> Oh, sorry. uh perminal dog park. >> It's a three. >> Yes,
>> three bid on the dog park >> and we have a resolution on tonight rejecting one of those uh bits, don't we? >> We're awarding a contract tonight. We rejected the >> Oh, we did that last >> the last meeting tonight. We're going to award a contract.
>> Okay. And so we'll talk about that at the resolution. >> Okay. Correct. >> Thank you. >> Committee will be printed. >> Thank you, mayor. Um, I have a staff meeting tomorrow for the sewer and an OEM training tomorrow. So, I'll have
updates on those next time. But, um, I just wanted to give a quick, uh, DPW report. Um, they've been working on a pothole repairs in Bedminster and Bar Hills, and potholes are really bad everywhere. Um, they moved some calcium chloride tanks inside the DPW shop to
comply with the D storage requirements. They've been working on heavy equipment, of course, still snow removal and plowing. plow and spreader repairs and um some DPW office upgrades such as paint, flooring, ceiling tiles. They did some street sign replacement and
assisted sewer with a backup. And that's that's my updates for tonight. Any questions? >> So Jason, was there like when I came to um town hall this morning, I saw there was some work out by the police. Uh >> was is that >> Yeah, that basin was collapsing in. So
we're fixing. >> Oh, so just pull out. Got it. Okay. Thank you, Committee. Man Hickey. >> Thank good evening all. Uh board of health, there's no meeting this month. Uh mayor, you and I have library tomorrow and there's a board of ed meeting on Thursday which I will attend.
So I'll report back at the next meeting. >> Okay, great. Uh the bill reported on I did stop in on the uh the garden committee for the first meeting. Um >> pretty grandunious for for Oh, you weren't at that first meeting.
Yeah, let me tell you there was >> it's an aggressive group. >> Something to look forward. Good luck to your next meeting. >> Something to look forward to. >> There's a lot of strong opinions on that committee. Um and you mentioned the farmers market uh committee. Um
last week uh we had the land use board. It was the application for construction of additional hangers at the Somerset airport. No decision reached. That um hearing is still ongoing and will be scheduled for
I think this they're coming back in March. Forget the date. You weren't there. >> Yeah. And you said Tesla, right? >> Yeah. Uh Oh, yeah. Then Tesla um Tesla was >> Did we not meet since then?
>> They were back to back. Yep. Um and the meeting before that, the first Atlantis board meeting, um the land use board approved installation of Tesla superchargers at Fresh Market. So,
uh I'm not sure how long it's going to be before they're constructed, but uh there'll be a series of um EV charging stations at Fresh Market. And then coming up for land use board at let's
see at the first meeting in March is AT&T. 18 with I think expanded parking at the facility route 206. And there will be um subject to what we
do later today, a special hearing of the land use board to consider um amendments to the housing and their share plan and the ordinance and the excuse me.
We'll also discuss that a little bit further. That's why I have from my subcommittees. Miss Ray, administrator's report, please. >> Yes, mayor. Um, we discussed earlier's dog park rebid um that was held on
Tuesday, February 10th, which both Caitlyn and I and Jason attended. We had six biders and bid tabulations. So we posted the next day on our website and there is a resolution on for consideration tonight by the time committee for the job park. Um we
completed I should say completed all the and submitted um the required affordable housing trust fund monitoring report and so we're up to date with that and all of our reports through um CGP&H. Everything's been approved, uploaded and confirmed.
>> We're good. um shared court budget. Uh we have a meeting coming up on Friday, February 20th where I prepare the shared court budget uh the trueup and all associate documentation. That meeting is again Friday at 4:00. And Gina mentioned
the staff meeting. Um again I staff budget the trueup and associate documentation. As you imagine it's a little tedious um for our meeting tomorrow uh Wednesday, February 18th continue work on the municipal budget. Uh this week we're going to be discussing our operating budget where
you guys get to go live by line and um we have a meeting tomorrow morning with the folks from Live Golf. We met with them once last week via Zoom. U golf is coming to Ch National and we have another meeting with the team face to face tomorrow and all the department all
the department heads and dummy and uh Jason and Frank Bernard will all be there as well instruction. >> What's the schedule? Uh what's that scheduled tournament? >> They're adding a day this year. It's in August. >> Okay. I think it's August 6 to 9.
>> So they're adding an extra day of match play. I mean play. So um I think that starts on the day before. >> Have to play they have to play four rounds now in order for their players to get world point rankings. That's why they're going from 54 to 72 holes this
year. >> So it's no longer lit. It's now >> it is whatever whatever the Roman numerals are for 72. >> Good point. You're >> right. I didn't think of that. >> Can you mention that to the folks at live?
>> For those who don't know, live was >> I V Roman numerals were >> plus XX II. >> There you go. >> X 224. >> You got to get 72.
>> It's 18. 18. Math skills leave something to be desired. >> They didn't teach that at Lehigh when you went there. >> I wasn't a math major. I majored in fraternity. >> As Mr. Rosen knows from fellow pil.
>> No, no comment. >> No comment. Um Robin, the uh so the bid package for Crossroads Park that went out. that went out and bid opening. It's actually next week. >> Next week. >> Um won't be here for that, but we have
someone else who's going to be writing the bid opening. >> Okay. Any expectation on how many are going to respond? We don't know yet. >> We do not know yet. I asked that question saying I will have an answer by tomorrow. Okay. I will let you know. >> Thank you, Rob.
>> Chief, any update on community policing? >> Yes. Um February 28th, we're hosting a coffee with the cop from 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. with Tesberry Police Department at the Black River General Store. Um we had it there once before and they got a
pretty good turnout. And then on March 18th from 6 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Pizza >> sounds pretty good. which is being underwritten by someone local donor. >> Nice.
>> Really? Oh, very nice. Great. >> I'm just going to ask where the pizza's from. >> We have an introduction of an ordinance tonight. Ordinance number 2026 004. This amends
chapter X III II which I believe is 13 entitled land management and adds section 13-907 incorporation of New Jersey administrative code sections 5991.1259-9.4 and New Jersey administrative code
section 580-26.1 to26.23 23 John. >> Yes. Uh in accordance with the honorable William Menon's consent order conditional compliance certification of December 17, 2025
that u approved Bedminster's plan subject to certain conditions uh paragraph 5 of which requires that uh the township shall update its affordable housing ordinance, development fee ordinance and other administrative
documents in accordance with the forthcoming regulations. at NJAC5 8026.1 at SEC and NJAC 59 after they are adopted and before March 15, 2026.
Um, so that's what we're doing. Um, we're complying with Judge Menon's order. Um, among other things, later tonight, we are adopting a resolution approving our affirmative marketing plan, uh, which is also a requirement.
Uh, Miss Ray and I are working on a spending plan which should be before you on March 2nd for adoption by resolution. And the planning board at its special meeting, I believe on March uh, excuse me, February 26 has an amended housing
element and fair share plan which incorporates two very minor revisions that were pursuant to our settlement with uh, fair share uh, housing center. So, um, everything needs to be filed with the court by, uh, March 15th. Um,
I'm going to file the, um, affirmative marketing plan resolution tomorrow. Uh the ordinance and the other documents will be filed on March 11th. So we meet the March 15th deadline at which time I will indicate to his honor that we have met the requirements of the ordinance
and request a final uh order of compliance so that we have 10 years of builder remedy immunity. That's it in a nutshell. And so generally what this ordinance does, it just demonstrates that
our um land management ordinance on our code will be consistent with the state's affordable housing rules. That's correct. And rather than adopting the 43page ordinance which would then have
to be amended every time the regulations change, we essentially indicate that we are going to follow these existing regulations um and our existing ordinance on affordable housing unless it's inconsistent with the regulations. So,
uh, for example, certain elements of our existing ordinance remain unaffected by these regulations, including the percentage fees that, um, builders and residential owners pay when they have new construction. Those percentages
remain unchanged. Got it. So, so once again, largely going to say 99% of what this ordinance does is just ensures consistency with the state rules. Uh there's no questions or
comments. Take a motion to introduce. And just a note that if uh ordinance is approved for introduction, the public hearing will be March 2nd in these chambers. And again, the planning board will consider it for consistency with
the master plan and make a referral back to us. That's again in part the reason for the special meeting next >> Thursday. Thursday. >> Y someone was about to make >> I'll make a motion. >> Second. >> Second. Okay. There was a second. Okay.
>> There'll be a roll call vote, please. Committee Hickey. >> I.woman Fernandez. >> I. >> Committee Rosen. I >> and Mayor Jacobs. >> I So the public hearing for ordinance number 26004
will be March 2nd in these chambers. That's after the referral to the land use board on February 26th. Okay. Uh we have no public hearing of ordinances tonight. We do have one, two,
three, four, five, six, seven, eight items on the consent agenda. These are items of routine nature. Any member of the township committee may pull one. Some or all them offer individual consideration. Seeing none, I'll take a motion to
approve the items on the consent agenda. So move. >> Second. >> Roll call vote again. Hickeyi. >> Hi. >> Committeewoman Fernandez. >> Hi. >> Committeeman Rosen. >> I. >> And Mayor Jacobs. >> I. >> Thank you.
>> We have one, two, three, four resolutions for individual consideration. The first is resol resolution 202645 authorizes award of contract for payroll services to Primepoint LLC in the amount
not to exceed $13,58. Miss Rick. >> Uh yes, Mayor. We've been with a payroll company for the past 11 years. We found that um we need to make some changes. Uh they are currently not addressing some
of the concerns that we have for cyber security. We need to protect our employees. They haven't made the necessary updates over time. They've been very good working with us. We have a good working relationship, but it's time to step it up to the next level. Um
the new company Prime Point meets all of our needs at this time and the best part about it is um we actually pay for it. It's paid for through the bank. >> So bi-weekly payroll services not exceed
13,58. >> Any questions or comments regarding this resolution? >> None. Take a motion to approve. >> So moved. >> Second call, please. Hi, >> committeewoman Fernandez. >> Hi,
>> Raven Rosen. >> Hi, >> and Mary. >> Hi. >> Thank you. >> Okay, let's follow up to uh John's discussions earlier. Uh next is resolution number 202648. This resolution adopts an affirmative
marketing plan for the township of Bedminster. This is for the affordable housing program. John or Robin or Gina, whoever wants to uh give the summary of this. >> I'll I'll I'll do that. Um
Rey, as as you are aware from the reorganization meeting continues as our municipal housing liaison, every municipality with an affordable housing plan must have a uh inside municipal housing liaison. Uh CGPNH, which is an
outside agency, is our uh administrative agent. Uh they typically like most administrative agents are constantly updating their affirmative marketing plan to uh comply with the state regulations and are already in the
process of doing or have done that uh in accordance with the new uh regulations again that the state promulgated um in in December. So um again this is something that will be filed with the court tomorrow. essentially in four
parts states that at a that the affordable housing units in the township of Bedminister shall be marketed in accordance with 58026.16 if issued December 15, 2025. um the township's administrative agent
um shall or or any specific developer if the administrative agent does not regulate those particular units shall administer the affirmative marketing plan also in accordance with the new regulations. The administrative agent shall continue to have responsibility to
income qualify very low low and moderate income households to place income eligible households in very low low and moderate income units upon initial occupancy um and so on and and so forth in accordance with the regulations. Uh the
administr agent is also required to provide Miss Ray as the municipal housing liaison uh with the information required to comply with the monitoring and reporting requirements. And again, that was something that we have to do by Robin February 15th of every year. And I
think you indicated previously that all of that information has been filed with with the state as required by the new regulations. So we're on top of that. Um and then again to the extent any of our existing ordinances are inconsistent with the new regulations, the new
regulations will govern. So similarly, >> yes, >> this resolution 100%. Not just 99% as opposed to the ordinance, this resolution says we are going to market our affordable housing
program consistent with New Jerseyy's rules. The the one thing whether you like the state's new regulations or not that were that were issued in December, they do provide very specific and uniform guidelines for all municipalities to
follow. Thus, obiating the need for individual municipalities to craft and adopt their own ordinances. It's a uniform set of of guidelines and and rules to go by. So any further questions or comments
regarding resolution 2026 048 none I'll take a motion to approve. >> So move >> second roll call vote please uh committee >> I committ Fernandez >> Iman Rosen I
>> and Mayor Jacobs >> I thank >> next is resolution 202649. This resolution authorizes a three-year proprietary agreement with an artificial intelligence AI pilot
program for financial operations to view view cash and investment portfolios with the software provided by Edwin for the finance department. >> Do you want to take this one? >> You did a great job earlier today.
>> Okay. >> You No, no, you >> No, no, I I go for it. So, um, Robin Ray, uh, Colin and I and our CFO Derek Makia had a meeting with representative, um, actually he's guess
CEO of a company called Edwin. And what Edwin is doing is helping, uh, the CFOs in the finance department do bank reconciliations. So perhaps um equally important is that they will evaluate
um using AI your bank accounts and with the concept of working with the CFO to uh analyze your shortterm and well these are my terms shortterm but
say zero to 60 days your your midterm 60 days maybe to 180 days. Um, and look at your investments by investments, your bank accounts, your interest earning bank accounts. Um, New Jerseyy's uh New Jersey has some
pretty strict requirements on where municipalities can uh deposit their uh their money. uh and this AI program would help the CFO make sure that we are getting the best interest rates
available to us from the eligible banking institutions. Uh in the past interest income for Bedminster has been significant. I don't have the numbers. Maybe Jake remembers them. I don't.
Um but it has been significant. Um, and we've seen that different banks have different interest or or assess different interest. And this software would allow the CFO to
identify who's got the best interest rates and then redistribute u the money as appropriate. How's that? >> Really good. >> Okay. So, uh, this is a contract effort. What's um
It's a threeear priary contract, >> three-ear term, total of $38,864. Um, and we can cancel it at any time if we don't think this is working for us or we have concerns. Um, we vetted I'm
sorry, we vetted this um with some other experts and um we're going to give it a shot. Yeah. And hopefully uh this is productive for Edminster and their residents. We get a first mover advantage without the risks normally associated with being an early adopter,
you know, and if it does work out, we get to influence the development of the platform and hopefully improve our cash management efficiency. As you mentioned, Mayor, there's no risk to capital. This is going into interest bearing accounts. It's just helping us be a little smarter with AI and agents that go out and query and figure out who's got the best rates
at what time. So >> yeah, ultimate decision still rests with the CFO. >> Are there any other um local municipalities that have been using it that you're aware of? >> No. >> So we This is brand new. So we would be the pilot program. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. >> California company. Uh they've got uh I think at least one municipality. Um this is literally a startup. Um and it's it's going to be interesting to see how it
works. I think um our CFO is um anxious to see how this helps with uh the mundane task of bank reconciliation. >> Yep. >> Um >> which is largely a spreadsheet exercise right now >> and taking a lot of time for the CFO. So
if this can >> um help um expedite that process that then that's good for us as well. >> And when we talk to the founders it is a startup but these guys have significant experience in the space having done other startups and having worked in the
space for a while >> and it's a secure platform obviously. >> Yeah that's great question we went through that. Yes they have taken the appropriate protections. >> Interesting. So if there's no further questions or comments, take a motion to approve resolution 2026 049. So moved.
Second. >> Roll call vote, please. Committee Hickey. >> Hi. >> Woman Fernandez. >> Hi. >> Committee Rosen. >> I. >> And Mayor Jacobs. >> I. >> Thank you. >> Next is resolution number 202650.
So this resolution authorizes the tenure of Bedminster to award the contract for this burnt Mills dog park project to the lowest responsible bidder Helcon Inc.
in an amount not to exceed $180,325. Robin Jason, who's uh who's going to take this one? >> I can actually address it. We um just so you know, all of our contracts are reviewed by attorney Ballardo. Um so um we had six bids that came in for the
rebid of the dog park. If you recall, last time we rejected the bits because they all came in over budget. Um after the bid, our um engineer reviews all of the details, all the bids that are
presented. um the the three lowest biders I should say and then those contracts are reviewed and it was determined that the lowest bid was found not responsible but the second bid Hailcon was found as the lowest responsible bidder and that's the word.
So we are recommending that we award a contract to Hailcon which Edminster Township has worked before. Just out of curiosity, well, that one be not the lowest one note responsible. Do >> you want to speak to that?
>> Uh, yeah, I can. If you look at the resolution and you look at the third whereas clause, uh, we actually uh, quote the Boswell letter and Boswell indicated, quote, we reviewed the lowest bid and found it not responsible with regards to qualification and equipment.
The bidder failed to provide at least five jobs performed of similar nature and of contract value greater than or equal to its submitted bid amount of 174,550. Uh in addition, this bidder reported no equipment owned and only two pieces of
equipment to be purchased or leased. No costs of the equipment were reported as required. Uh with regards to the bid being responsible, we note the bidder failed to provide the business registration and public works contractor certification for fencing subcontractor.
Therefore, subject to the township attorney's concurrence of the above findings, this bid should be rejected. I then examined the um local bidding law statute and uh indicated the legal language sufficient to reject this bid
under case law. It's it's it's a material deviation from the bidding specifications requirement that cannot be waved and and therefore is grounds for uh rejection. The the second lowest bidder
Hakon U Boswell and our township of engineer Mr. Ferrero indicated they have worked with in the past and and found them very responsive and responsible. So, uh, although they were slightly, uh, higher, uh, by a little over $5,000,
there's assurance that the project will be completed in a diligent and responsible manner as opposed to an unknown bidder that looked to have lowalled the project without sufficient uh, equipment or resources to complete it um, up to our high standards in
Bedminster. >> Thanks, John. There you go. There's no further questions or comments regarding resolution 2026 050. I'll take a motion to approve. >> So moved. >> Second.
>> Roll call vote, please. Committee Hickey. >> Hi. >> Committee woman. >> Fernandez. >> I. >> Committeeman Rosen. >> Hi. >> And Mayor Jacobs. >> Hi. >> Thank you. >> All right. B Mills Dog Park. Jason, did you get the work scheduled yet?
>> It'll be DONE BEFORE GARDEN. ASSEMBLING THOSE VE guards taking a little bit longer than they're a little bit deterrent right now. >> All right. >> Take a motion to approve the bill list pending review of in individual invoices
and first orders. >> So move. >> Second. >> Roll call vote again, please. Committee man Hickeyi. >> Hi. >> Committ Fernandez. >> Hi. >> Rosen. I >> and Mayor Jacobs. >> Hi. >> Thank you. >> New business. Any items up for
discussion for new business? >> No. >> Seeing none old business, utilities. Mayor, just quick update. Uh this is a bit of an aside on Optimum. uh they recently had their annual meeting where
both the CEO, the CFO uh and in response to some questions uh acknowledged that they had purposely stopped or slowed down significantly their fiber builds, but also said that they were planning on later in 2026 to resume and more
aggressively start those projects once again. So, that's a bit of good news. Um the last time I looked at their financials, they were at $28 billion worth of debt, which is larger than some developing nations in terms of GDP. So it's a very leveraged business and
therefore it is very sensitive to the financial markets. So obviously things have taken a bit of a turn to the positive which I presume is why they're going to restart those projects. Hopefully that's good news for Bedminster and I have stayed in constant contact with the folks from Optimum to ask them to put us at the top of the
list when those projects resume. So more to follow, but I just figured that was worth giving an update to the committee. >> Great. And it's now known as Optimum. They >> now Yes, they changed our name from Maltis to Optimum. >> Okay. And anything further with Jason Canel? We weathered uh these last couple
snowtorms on the electric side. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Been quiet, which we're happy about. I don't know if Jason has anything. >> Water's been a mess. There's been a lot of water being bricks. >> So, I want a hillside this weekend, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> Down in the woods. >> Yeah,
that was a water being brick all the way down there. >> Yeah. >> It looked like you guys were like heading towards Gina's house. >> Yeah, it was going upwards. Yeah. >> Yeah, cuz Yeah, first I thought all that work was um clearing the um path for the uh
>> like the bike. >> No, for the P. the pole that's been the mono pole that's back there, but uh >> that was from the break in there. >> John, >> we can take this one off the list. Uh
the pilot expired. The tax appeal has been resolved. Uh doesn't look like there's any active township participation in Pluckman Park at this point. >> Okay. I I could you could remove that. >> Okay. >> All right.
uh Somerset Hills Public Safety Committee. We have a meeting this Thursday. So, uh no updates, but we'll um report back at our next meeting on any updates from the committee meeting. Uh we do
have an executive session tonight um regarding a possible uh property acquisition with uh Green Acres. Um so, we will go through township committee comments. We will adjourn to executive session. Then we will come back to the
public session um for the final good nights. >> No formal action will be >> no formal action will be taken following the executive session. So with that, let's go through township
committee comments. Committee Rosen. Uh well, we're gaining on spring pitchers and catchers and full team workout started this week and only uh about six more weeks until the misery starts. Uh but >> I wanted to acknowledge uh the Far Hills
Bedminster Fire Department. Uh last Saturday night, they were part of I believe a 13 community multi- department response to a structure fire at the uh Bernardville Quarry. And it just exemplifies they put themselves out
there and the dangers they face on the normal night. That was probably the coldest night in 20 years. Windchills 15 20 below and the dedication and service just deserves to be acknowledged and we are extremely fortunate to have them in
our community. >> Excellent point. >> Thank you, Bill. >> 100%. Committeewoman Fernandez. >> Oh, Mayor, I have no comments tonight. Thank you. >> Committee Hickey. >> No further comments. Thank you, Mayor.
>> And I no further comments. At 7:45, we'll take a motion to adjourn the public session and we will head to executive. >> Sorry, guys. You're anxious. >> All in favor? >> I All right. So, we will uh see you back
on camera hopefully shortly. And Robin, if you want to let Beth know >> she's