The June 15, 2026 regular session meeting of the Cinnamon Township Committee is now called to order. Everyone, please rise and join me in saluting the flag. >> 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. This meeting is being held in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, public law 1975, chapter 231. Notice of
this meeting was published in the Burlington County Times and the Carrier Post on January 9th, 2026. Roll call, please. Madam Secretary, >> yes, Mayor. Mr. Cond >> here. >> Mr. Miguel, >> here. >> Dr. Taylor Walls, >> here. >> Deputy Mayor Cus >> here.
>> Mayor, >> here. >> Thank you. Okay. The next item on the agenda is a special proclamation for Reverend John Dah of Asbury United Methodist Church. Pastor Dah, would you mind joining me in front of the deis, please?
Whereas Reverend John W. Dah has faithfully served as pastor of Asbury United Methodist Church since 1992, providing spiritual leadership, guidance, and support to countless individuals and families throughout
Cinnamonson Township and the surrounding community. And whereas Reverend Dah has served as the chaplain of the Cineson Township Police Department since 2017, offering comfort, counsel,
encouragement, and spiritual support to police officers, first responders, municipal officials, and residents during times of both celebration and hardship. And whereas for more than three decades, Reverend Dah has
selflessly devoted his time and talents to strengthening the fabric of our community, fostering unity, promoting goodwill, and providing a steady and reassuring presence during moments of joy,
remembrance, crisis, and reflection. And whereas Reverend Dah has grac graciously delivered invocations and benedictions at dozens of township ceremonies, public meetings, memorial services, community
events, and commemorative programs, helping to inspire generations of residents through his words of wisdom and faith. And whereas his commitment to service has extended far beyond the walls of the church, making him an
outstanding community leader whose contributions have positively impacted the lives of countless residents and enriched the quality of life throughout Cinnamonson Township. And whereas Reverend Dah begins his well-deserved
retirement, the Township of Cinnamonson wishes to express its deepest gratitude for his many years of faithful service and recognizes the lasting legacy he lives leaves upon our community. Now therefore, be it proclaimed that I,
Ryan hero, mayor of the township of Cinnamonson, County of Burlington, state of New Jersey, do hereby recognize and honor Reverend John W. Dah for his extraordinary service as pastor of
Asbury United Methodist Church, chaplain of the Cinnamonson Township Police Department, and devoted community leader. He had further proclaimed that the township extends its sincere appreciation for his decades of
dedication, friendship, leadership, and spiritual guidance, offering its warmest congratulations and best wishes for a happy, healthy, and fulfilling retirement. In witness
thereof, I have here unto set my hand and caused to be affixed the great seal of Simmonson Township this 15th day of June, 2026. Thank you. a sign here said this was one of the
best places to live in the state and we have found that to be very true. Cinc Township in South Jersey. Amen. And >> I can't put my jacket. I need too much of the corner. Thank you.
>> Yes. I've also been asked to uh to bless the badges. It's been an honor to serve the sentiments Police Department. I've had a number of interactions and more often than not after I would have an
interaction or go on a uh go on a call or or meet in in a special I'd have to call the chief and and and brag about his offices. Uh and it was all the truth. Amen. And uh it I'm very humbled
and and thankful you know for for your wonderful kindness and my family and I have just been very blessed here in San Francisco. So let's let's pray. Amen. We lift up our eyes under the hills from
whence cometh our help. Our help comes from you Lord the maker of heaven and earth. Lord, the swearing in of patrol officer Riko Hollowerman, swearing in of patrol officer Thomas Sheffford, swearing in of Sergeant Christopher
Burke, swearing in of Sergeant Harry Sakali, swearing in of Lieutenant Garrett Mclarity. Lord, on this special occasion, we I lay my hands on these badges. We lay our hands on these badges, Lord, and we pray your your holy
protection and your blessing and your purpose on each one and every one of these officers here who wear these badges. Psalm 16:1, "Protect me, O Lord, for in you I take refuge. I say to the
Lord, you are my Lord. I have no good apart from you." As for the holy ones in the land, they are the noble in whom is almighty delight. Lord, these officers, may they be your
holy ones in the land, offering protection, offering kindness, offering help, assistance. Um, and may they continue to make Cinnamon, New Jersey a
very special place. Lord, again, all these officers and especially these these five right now, but all of these officers and all the people who serve this town, we just say ask you, Lord,
add a blessing in their lives that they may be a special blessing in this community. We ask this in your name, Lord. And again, add a blessing to everyone here. And all God's people said,
>> amen. Amen. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Next, we have a number of oaths of office for new patrol officers and officer promotions. Committee member and liaison to public safety. Ernest McIll
will administer the oaths of office this evening. >> Come on down. Bless you. Yeah, I know. I don't want this. >> Okay, raise your hand. >> I, G. Garrett McGlavry >> I, Garrett McLarry,
>> swear that I will support the Constitution >> swear that I will support the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and that I will bear true faith >> and that I will bear true faith >> and allegiance to the same and >> allegiance to the same >> and to the governments established
>> under the governments established >> in the United States >> in the United States >> and in this state >> and in this state >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority of people. >> So help me God. >> So help me God. I do further solemnly swear >> I do further solemnly swear >> that I will impartially and justly >> that I will impartially and justly
>> perform all the duties >> perform all the duties >> duties >> of the office of police lieutenant >> of >> the office of police lieutenant >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability >> so help me God >> so help me God Thanks. Bless. That's so great. She turned around.
Next up, >> Harry. >> Harry, come on down. >> Oh, boy. She went on me. Sorry. That's right. >> I, Harry, >> I, Harris, >> swear that I'll support the Constitution
>> swear that I will support the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States >> and the Constitution >> in the Constitution >> of the State of New Jersey >> of the state of New Jersey. And I and I will bear true faith >> And I will bear true faith >> and allegiance >> and allegiance >> to the same >> to the same >> and to the governments established
>> and to the governments established >> in the United States >> in the United States >> and in this state >> and in this state >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority of the people. >> So help me God. >> So help me God. I do further solemnly swear >> I do further solemnly swear >> I will impartially >> I will impartially >> and justly >> and justly
>> perform all the >> perform all the >> duties >> duties >> of this office of the police sergeant >> of the office of police sergeant >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability >> so help me God >> so help me God now does it all.
>> Oh my god. >> What? >> She's doing good. >> She's got her head back though. >> Y not that close. Brush your teeth. Thank god he doesn't have his cowboy hat on.
Chris Bur, come on down. Chris, >> you're the next contestant on the right hand. >> Left hand. You guys ready? >> I >> I >> Christopher Burke >> Christopher Burke
>> that I swear I will support >> I swear I will support the >> Constitution of the United States >> Constitution of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and the Constitution State of New Jersey. And I will bear true faith. >> And I will bear true faith >> and allegiance >> allegiance >> to the same >> to the same
>> and to the governments established >> to the government established >> to the United States >> the United States >> and in this state >> and this state >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority. >> So help me God. >> So help me God. I do further solemnly swear >> I do further solely swear >> that I will impartially and justly
>> I impartially and >> perform all the >> perform all the >> duties in the office of police sergeant >> the office of police sergeant >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability >> so help me God so help me Of
course. Always always awesome. >> Thanks, Kell. People can't remember that. Rael Hollman, come on down. Yeah, I'm telling you. I I >> Rachel Holden
>> Rachel Holdman >> uh swear that I will support the Constitution >> Swear that I will support the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> in the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and that I will bear true faith >> that I will bear true faith >> and allegiance >> and allegiance >> to the same >> to the same
>> and to the governments established >> and to the governments established >> in the United States >> in the United States >> and in this state >> and in this state >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority of the people. >> So help me God. >> So help me God. I do further solemnly swear >> I do further solemnly swear >> that I will impartially >> that that I will impartially
>> and justly >> and justly >> perform all the >> perform all the >> duties >> duties >> of the office of patrol officer >> of the office of patrol officer >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability thanks All these little kids.
Thomas, come on in. I >> I >> Thomas Shifer >> Thomas Shepard >> swear that I will support the Constitution >> swear that I will support the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and that I will bear true faith >> that I will bear true faith
>> and allegiance >> and allegiance >> to the same >> to the same >> and to the governments established >> and to the governments established >> in the United States >> in the United States >> and to this and the state >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority of the people. >> God solemnly God >> and further solemnly swear >> and further solemnly swear
>> that I will impartially >> that I will impartially >> and justly >> and justly >> perform all the duties >> perform all the duties >> of the office of patrol officer >> of the office of patrol officer >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability. >> So help me God. >> So help me God. Then she gets to stab you.
said she pass down. be good next. >> Congratulations blade in the duties. Your own duties.
>> Congratulations. guy. There you go. So finally tonight my The kid trying to take him down. >> No. And when Michael
and all of his buddies came to help >> get him up >> and they faced and they faced like Dennis I'm 53. >> I almost Okay, moving on to committee liaison
reports. Committee member Conda, administration and veteran affairs. >> Uh, thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, in this evening's consent agenda, uh, there is a resolution. It is resolution 2026-73.
Um, when we get to that point, uh, as you explain the resolutions that are in there, I will let that explanation stand as my report this evening. And that is all I have. >> Great. Thank you very much. Committee member McIll, public safety. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I know you're tired of hearing me talk, but just a
little bit longer, trust me. Um, May stats, uh, for the police department, total incidents responded to was 3,947. Total cases 106. Total arrests made 41.
Total property checks 1267. Total motor vehicle stops is 1283. Total motor vehicle summons issued 641. Total DWI arrest 11. Total MVA 69. Of
those MVAs, the number with injuries was 13 resulting in 21 injuries. Uh, Morgan Cemetery calls uh 11 1100 Simmons Avenue 61. All property checks. Approved firearm permits. 10.
Denied or withdrawn firearm permits. Two. Approved concealed carry permits. Two. Denied concealed carry permits. Zero. Uh, temporary handicap permits issued was 10. Uh for Nixl, the township uses Nixl to
notify members of important announcements, including public safety issues such as traffic closures. Currently, only approximately 5,000 residents are currently registered. Residents are encouraged to reg encouraged to register to receive these
important messages by visiting nixl.com. It's definitely well worth getting it. ARP uh driver safety course. The township is sponsoring the ARP AARP uh drive safety course scheduled for July 25th. This class is open to anyone
18 years of of age and older who possess a driver's license. Residents who take this class will be eligible for a minimum 5% discount on their car insurance as well as the forgiveness of two points assessed assessed for any moving motor vehicle violations. Means
you have to have two already. Not you can't wait five years down the road to get get a speeding ticket and then I want the two off. No, whatever you have two two will come off. Cinnon Townships National Night Out event is scheduled for Tuesday, August 4th at Wood Park.
Details will be available soon. And I'd like to thank the uh fire department and the the church for the great job they did and um during this this week of St. Charles Carnival, keeping everybody safe. Thank you. That concludes my report. Thank you very much. Committee
member Dr. Taylor Walls, Health and Senior Services. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. The committee continues to meet directly with Cinnamonson residents and local business owners. These conversations have been invaluable in helping us understand what the community members are experiencing and what they would like to see from
this committee. Through these discussions, we have gathered meaningful insight into resident priorities and expectations, which are already shaping our approach to program design and service delivery going forward. Following Cammenson Day and other recent local community events, the committee has been actively following up on
connections made with vendors and community organizations. We are all we are now actively pursuing those relationships, reaching out to a vendors and exploring how they can contribute to the program's development. Building a strong network of community partners will be essential to the committee's long-term effectiveness. The committee
has also began collecting and analyzing demographic information. This initiative ensures that our programming is tailored to the specific needs and demographics of Cinnamonson residents. By developing a clearer picture of our community's composition across age, background, and need, we will be better positioned to design workshops and programs that are
effective. They're appropriately focused and accessible to those who benefit most. This will also serve as a foundation for our marketing and outreach strategy. The committee is encouraged by the progress made to date and remains focused on building momentum. In the coming weeks, we'll in the coming weeks, we'll continue our
community outreach, deepen our vendor partnerships, and complete our demographic data collection so we can move confidently into the next phase of program planning and delivery and uh throughout the rest of the year. We look forward to reporting further progress at our next meeting. Thank you.
>> Thank you very much, Deputy Mayor Seagris, public works and finance. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Public works department personnel are currently collecting brush in section three of the township. Please be reminded that curbside brush collection is for residential properties only and
contractors are not permitted to place brush at the curb. Uh and I mentioned this on our last regular session meeting, but Burlington County work on the fork landing road bridge continues and the bridge remains closed.
Estimated time frame of construction is still about one year. The reconstructed bridge will remain a single lane structure carrying two-way alternating traffic and a traffic signal system will be installed at both approaches to
regulate traffic access across the bridge. Any questions, please contact Burlington County Roads and Bridges. The phone number is 609 7267300. That concludes my report, Mr. Mayor.
Thank you very much. My report, Parks and Recreation and Economic Development. I am pleased to report that the administrative team, including township planner and our land use council, uh, John Gillespie, continue to make progress in developing the redevelopment
plans for the mainline shopping center. While we have yet to be presented with a development opportunity by the owner or a private party, the team is analyzing the highest and best uses for the property and will first present that to the economic development committee and then to the entire township committee as
a whole. The goal is to identify uses that preserve the character and nature of the area with minimal impact to the adjoining residents while revitalizing the center and removing the existing abandoned station at the corner of
Willow Drive which is in blight and disrepair. Continuing with our business development corridor corridor, new enterprises have moved into town including Toothtown Pediatric Dental and Jefferson Soloulless Mimography at the shops along with interest from national
chains including Somnia Cookie. The renovations at Starbucks Plaza for Goldsberers is underway and we anticipate the bakery next door being occupied by a new owner. A business has made application to renovate the former
Sha's Liquor on Route 130. The planning board will hear that matter shortly. Also, you may have noticed construction is underway for a new retail and drive-through fast food restaurant at Route 130 and Industrial Highway. Right next door, the U-Haul expansion is progressing. Plans are being finalized
to completely renovate the United Auto Center, formerly Senco. We hope to share with you those concept plans shortly along with plans for the Tim Hortons and Popeye's site. Walmart is about to undergo an internal facelift and we
expect spotless car wash to break ground in the next 90 days. The industrial zone is booming with numerous new leases executed this year for new businesses associated with logistics and ground distribution networks. In addition, in
the highway commercial district, which would be Route 73, we are working on a new business opportunity at the former transactual transaxle building. Currently, we have not received any new applications for residential projects,
including the final buildout at the harbor. We continue to meet with Habitat for Humanity as we develop plans to refurbish identified properties in Cinnamonson. Finally, the Community Development Office is working closely with Agape
International Deliverance Worship Center on South Belleview Avenue, who will be housing a series of community events throughout the summer. In addition, this Friday, June 19th, from 400 pm to 8:00 p.m., we will be
co-hosting along with Palmyra and Riverton a Junth celebration in Wood Park. That concludes my report for this evening. Moving on to the student liaison report.
Savannah, if you would. Good evening. Thank you for welcoming me back to share one final report from our school districts as we wrap up the 202526 school year. Over the past month, students, staff, students and staff across Cinnamonson school district have continued to demonstrate excellence in
academics, the arts, athletics, leadership, and community engagement. At the preschool level, students continue to bring to build strong foundations through hands-on learning and family engagement. Preschool families from all five locations came together for family fun night which featured community
organizations, local service providers, interactive activities, and special guests helping them helping them to strengthen connections between the families and the broader community. Students explored science concepts through butterfly life cycles, nature scavenger hunts, and a memorable field
trip to the Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge. Preschoolers preparing for to enter kindergarten also anticipated participated, excuse me, in transition activities at New Albany at New Albany School, helping them to become familiar and comfortable with their next educational milestone.
At New Albany School, students enjoyed a variety of enriching experiences that celebrated learning, literacy, and community. Highlights included a visit from the Philadelphia Phillies Fanatic after a second grade class won the fanatic about reading challenge. Kindergarten portfolio presentations for
families and a successful field day. The following New Albany students were also recognized for their artwork in the fire prevention poster contest. Amelia Murphy, Arthur West, Haley Hess, and Vivian Westlake. This month, the kindergarten team raised funds through a lemonade stand, which will directly
support Jane Wandback's funds backpack and school supply initiative this fall. Lastly, the first graders continue the year with outstanding performances of their musical production, A Book is a Magic Carpet, Russ School students continued to engage
in innovative learning experiences and community partnerships. Fifth grade students represented the school at the New Jersey School Boards Association Steam Tanks finals and explored American history through a visit to historic Philadelphia. Third graders celebrated
the completion of adopt of the adopticott program with a pizza party and a visit from the Cinnamon Police Station strengthening relationships with local law enforcement. Students also participated in the CHS STEM fair, celebrated field day, and enjoyed their end of the year outdoor education
experiences at Camp Bakanikin, where fourth and fifth graders participated in environmental learning, team building, and outdoor recreation. At Cinnamonson Middle School, students demonstrated leadership, creativity, and academic achievement throughout the month. The animal peop the annual people's choice award recognized
students who exemplify pirate pride through leadership, kindness, and responsibility. The students participated in an educational field trip to the Philadelphia Zoo, the Museum of Illusions Citizens Bank Parks Weather Education Day, and the annual eighth grade trip to Six Flags Great Adventure.
CMS also hosted a career day with presentations for the eighth graders featuring professionals from a wide variety of fields and many from our own community. The CHS music department showcased students talent through their spring spring band concert and annual cabaret. Student leaders also supported
fifth grade transition activities and assisted younger students during the K district's campicking experience. As the school year concludes, CMS part or celebrates and accomp CMS celebrates the accomplishments of all students including eighth grade
students who earned principles list recognition during every marking period of their middle school careers. Sophia Anderson, Caitlyn Aruda, Grace Biza, Ryan Chilacos, Colin Co, Colin Kohler, Kimberly Linowski, Caitlyn Donelsson,
Carly Highland, and Ella Joyce. At Cinnamonson High School, students continued to excel in academics, arts, and leadership. Nearly 450 students attended the Gatsby Gala, Junior and Senior Prom, while seniors participated in memor in a memorable end of year
traditions, including the Hall of Fame recognition, senior night, a walk down memory lane, senior clapout, senior day, and graduation preparations. The students showcased their creativity during the annual art show, spring band concert, and widely celebrated lip dub of 2026. Be sure to check out the video
on YouTube, which highlights the music and fashion throughout the decades. High school students also demonstrated leadership through the annual STEM fair where they partnered with Rush School students to create engaging hands-on learning experiences. The school community celebrated Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
throughout the educational programming, cultural activities, and student led events that highlighted diversity, inclusion, and belonging. Additional highlights from the school this month included the math awards ceremony and alumni engagement through drama club workshops. The district looks forward to
promoting the eighth graders on their gradu on their promotion on June 17th and celebrating the graduating seniors on Thursday, June 18th. We wish the class of 2026 success and happiness as they begin their next chapters. Thank
you for this opportunity to speak at the district's as the district's town council liazison these past several months. It's been an honor to represent Cinnamonson and the district looks forward to continuing this part this partnership next year with a new student representative. Have a wonderful summer. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Would you mind if you took a picture? as well. No, don't you dare. >> Thank you. >> Thank you so much. Come on. Get in. Come on out. I'll take out the secrets. Tuck in there next to Mr.
>> Close. Close. Close enough. Thank you. >> Thank you so much. I appreciate the opportunity, guys. Thank you. >> Thank you. I think those
needs. >> Good. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. Okay. Moving on. There is an ordinance for introduction tonight. That would be ordinance 2026-8, an ordinance amending the land use procedures of chapter 330 of the
township of Cinnamonson to add the definition of and to amend the Cinnamonson Township zoning ordinance to prohibit data centers. May I have a motion to introduce ordinance 2026-8, please? >> I will make that motion, Mr. Mayor.
>> Thank you very much. I will second that. Roll call vote, please. Madam Secretary. >> Yes, Mayor. Mr. Condo, >> I >> Mr. Miguel. >> Hi, >> Dr. Taylor Walls. >> Hi, >> Deputy Mayor Seagress. >> Hi, >> Mayor Horn. >> Hi. >> Thank you. The publication date for this
introduced ordinance is June 16th, 2026, and the public hearing is scheduled for July 20th, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. Moving on to the consent agenda, we have resolution 2026-71
authorizing renewal of liquor licenses for 2026 2027. Municipal Clerk Lisa Pacion has received the necessary documents to renew all licenses within the township and recommends authorization by the
governing body. Resolution 2026-72 authorizing submission of grant application and execution of a grant contract with the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the fiscal year 2027 NJ dot municipal aid improvements
to Harvard Harbor Boulevard. Excuse me. This resolution will permit the township to file a grant application with the New Jersey Department of Transportation Municipal Aid Program in the amount of $332,648.17 for the milling and paving of Harbor
Boulevard from Broad Street to Fela Drive. Township engineer Remington and Vernick recommends authorization by the governing body. Resolution 2026-73 authorizing award of contract for
special consultant communication and public relations. The township issued a request for proposals for the position of special consultant communications and public relations. The purpose of this position is to collaborate with township representatives on strategic
communications to increase engagement, media relations, and public outreach. Two proposals were received. Township staff and professionals have reviewed the proposals and recommended that the governing body award the contract to
Thomas Boyd Associates. The contract terms include a retainer fee in the amount of $42,000 annually for no more than 21 hours per month of service and $165 per hour for additional time and
services. The one-year contract term is approximately July 1st, 2026 to June 30th, 2027. Chief Financial Officer Julie Edmonson has determined that sufficient funding is available for this purpose.
Resolution 2026-74 authorizing change order, final payment, release of performance bond and approval of maintenance bond for 2024 road program. Township engineer Joe Barbadoro of Remington and Vernick has deemed this project, which includes road
improvements to Inman, South Belleview Avenue, Pensen Street, and Hunterton Drive, is substantially complete. Mr. Barbadoro recommends a change order reducing the original contract amount by $11,881.7
to a final contract amount of $581,918.93. Final payment in the amount of $195,1696. release of the performance guarantee in the amount of $593,800 and the posting of a two-year
maintenance guarantee in the amount of $581,918.93. Mr. Edmonson has determined that sufficient funding is available for this purpose and recommends that the governing body authorize the final payment.
And then we do have one raffle. I'm gonna try my best here. The NAF Pacttian Society raffle on November 14th, 2026. That is the end of the consent agenda. May I have a motion to open public
comment on consent agenda items only? >> I'll make that motion, Mr. Mayor. >> May I have a second? >> I'll second. Text. >> I'm sorry. text. >> Voice vote. All in favor? >> I >> I >> I
>> opposed. Abstensions. >> Public comment on consent agenda items is now open. >> Hi, Amy Neran 325 Lisa Way. I have a question about the liquor licenses. I read the um the resolution uh when I got the agenda online and it said that you
guys are renewing the liquor license for Sweetwater and I'm curious as to why since Sweetwater has been closed for almost a year now. >> Who wants that one? >> Take that, Mr. Mayor. >> Yeah. Uh Mike, would you mind coming forward and explaining the pocket license and George Cretatus and Thank
you. >> Good evening. >> Hi. >> Hi. So, you're correct. Sweet borders closed. In the mayor's report, he noted that will be start shortly. But this is a renewal in place of property. It I believe I'm permitted to disclose that
there is an agreement of sale for a transfer of the license without a desert through maintenance and missing. >> Okay. >> Without a designated property yet to be announced. It'll be announced shortly. >> So we're keeping the license within town. We don't lose a license. >> If I could say it's a placeholder, if you will. >> Okay. >> The four other license continues. This
is just dormant at the time. I lease I believe they call it a pocket to pocket. Actually, Mrs. Pacion is the keeper of the license during this period. >> Okay. All right. Well, that makes sense. >> Question because Mayor Young asked the same question and he didn't believe me.
So, at least maybe >> and I can't ask a question about something that was discussed before the consent stuff. Right. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Right. >> I was going to ask a question about I think Yeah. Jim Francis, 804 Belleview Avenue. Um,
my question is tonight on this uh the performance bond which takes in South Belleview Avenue or my street anyway. Um, as far as I'm concerned, that was never completed correctly.
Okay. So, if you start at the beginning of my street or on my corner and you measure from curb to curb, it's I think it's 40 45 ft wide. That street has now turned into a city street. You guys turned it into a city
street. You put six homes on our street, that's at least 12 cars. We have the home down the street and we have all the cars that come in and out of there every day. Then we we add it into this whole thing. Every one of these homes orders food
out. So that's every driver that runs up and down the street. And now you're talking about something whatever you're doing with the church. The street was never correctly laid out. It was never put back in order or in the way it
should be. There's a tree where there should be a curb. There's a telephone pole. There's a fire hydrant. The street was never made correctly in the return for what you guys did to the end of the street.
You turned our street into a city block. And I don't think you understand that. You know you in your part of the neighborhood. You didn't take and put all this in in your neighborhood. But now it's a car up and down because it's a deadend street. It's not like
they drive through, they go in, they come out, they go in, they come out. There's no place to park. They have parking issues when they go down the street. Anybody uh your delivery drivers, they drive all over the lawn out of G a gate or
whatever it is, they up and down on the lawn, they go it's a total fiasco. So, as far as a performance bond, whatever you've given these people back, you need to take a real good look at the end of Belleview Avenue and figure out what should have
been done right to make it right, cuz it's never really been done right. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, sir. Thank you, Mr. Francis. Okay, seeing no one else come forward, may I have a motion to close public comment on the consent agenda items?
>> Make that motion, Mr. Mayor. >> Thank you very much. May I have a second? >> I'll second that. >> Voice vote. All in favor? >> I >> opposed. Extensions. Public comment on consent agenda items is now closed. May I have a motion to
approve the consent agenda, please? I'll make a motion to approve the consent agenda. >> I will second that. Roll call vote, please. Madam Secretary. >> Yes, Mayor. >> Mr. Conduct. >> I. >> Mr. Miguel. >> I. >> Dr. Keller Walls. >> I.
>> Deputy Mayor Seas. >> I. >> Mayor Corner. >> I. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Moving on to the approval of minutes. Uh May 18th, 2026. May I have a motion to approve the minutes of that meeting? Again, May 18th, 2026.
I'll make that motion, Mr. Mayor. >> Thank you very much. May I have a second? >> I'll second that, Mr. Mayor. >> Thank you. Roll call vote, please. Madam Secretary, >> yes, Mayor. >> Mr. Cond, >> I. >> Mr. Miguel, >> I. >> Dr. Taylor Walls, >> I believe Vayner Seagris. >> I may >> I.
>> Thank you. >> Okay, moving on to the bill list. I'm assuming everybody had an opportunity to review the bill list, ask any questions. May I have a motion to approve the bill list? >> Like to make a motion to approve the bill list, Mr. Mayor, >> I will second that. Roll call vote,
please. Madam Secretary, >> yes, Mayor. Mr. Condo, >> I. >> Mr. Miguel, >> I. >> Dr. Taylor Walls, >> I. >> Deputy Mayor Seager. >> Hi. >> Mayor Horner, >> I. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Staff and professional comments. Any comments from the staff or
professionals this evening? >> Nothing. All right. Moving on to public comment. May I have a motion to open public comment, please? I'll make that motion. >> Thank you very much. May I have a second? >> I'll second. >> Thank you. Voice vote. All in favor? I
>> I opposed. Abstensions. All right. Hearing none. Public comment is now open. Please come forward. State your name and address for the record. This is for anything at this point. >> U Amy Neran uh 325 Lisa Way. The last meeting that I came to, you guys recommended that we sign up for Nexl or
Nixl or whatever it's called. And because we have the same zip code as Riverton, every single message that I'm getting is about Riverton. I have not received a single one about Cinnamon. Like, wouldn't this meeting be something that should be um announced through Nixl
or Nexel? >> We never have. I say I I get both Riverton and >> Yeah. I I I haven't I I mean I've only been on it for a couple of weeks and I haven't gotten anything from Riverton from Cinnamonson yet, but everything because we share a zip code. >> Did you sign up through the website or did you sign up from your phone?
>> Through the website >> cuz I believe in the website you can go on there and log on and tailor it to what you want to see. >> Okay. >> Um I signed up with my phone. >> I just went 88777 and I put in my zip code. Yeah. >> And it just defaults to sending me everything.
>> Right. Yeah, >> I went on to Nixel later after I did that. I get I I get both Riverton and Cinemag because I like to see both, but I also have it sent to my email as well. So, I think you can go online to the website and tweak it to determine
exactly what you will see and exactly where it goes. >> And will these meetings be announced on NIXL? >> These meetings are are listed >> I know they're on the website and >> on in the paper and on the website, >> but they're not through Nixl. We do not
generally list or broadcast that does. >> No, we haven't. >> But we don't we only have 5,000 people out of >> so many. So even if we did it on Nixl, not everybody's getting it. So >> the website is actually the best best way to find out. >> All right.
>> Thank you. >> Thank you. Good evening. I'm Jamala Shepard, 215, excuse me. What? 215 Front Street in Palmar, New Jersey. Speaking on behalf of the City Club of Riverton, East
Riverton Palmar. I think there needs to be additional feedback on the Belleview Street situation because when they built the new homes down there, several of you were down
there and you saw how tight it was then. Now, if you were to ride down there tonight, say, maybe about 9:00, you can see cars parked every which way.
Um maybe um George is his name George. Uh no the guy that helped with the excuse me I got big the guy that helped with the um sidewalks. This >> Joe >> Joe >> Joe >> maybe you could um go down there with
Joe and Joe could give you opinion about how tight it is and what needs to be done because it's really really tight. If if cars are parked on both sides, you need to be a good driver to get down
the center. And that's really really too tight. Plus, I don't think there's any sidewalks down there, is there? >> So, now we have a safety issue because there's a lot of little kids down there now. I know Cson Township does not have
sidewalks in every area, but maybe that can be revisited for that street. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, Miss Shepard. Here we go. Here we go. >> Jeannie Francis, 804 South Belleview
Avenue. So, I brought this up before and Mr. McGill in your report in May you brought up a how the street was studied by the stop signs and who weren't stopping. Again, this is a Belleview Avenue issue. Um I've lived in that house for a very long time. That was my grandparents
house and my great aunt and uncle's house. So I've been there. I've got a lot of history. The new condos, the people are not stopping at all for the stop sign. When Mr. McIll did his report, he said the average speed through the intersection is 17 miles an
hour. If we all who are all drivers here understand what is to be done at a stop sign and legally I've got it took it off a line. You're supposed to stop, look left and right, make sure there's no other cars, there's no other people, and
then you were to proceed through the stop sign, but you were to come to a full stop. So 17 miles an hour through the intersection is not a full stop. So, at this time on Willow Drive, we have a, you know, you're watching also that. So,
I have a friend that lives on Willow Drive. So, I measured the intersection at my house. I went out to that sign. We measured what would be the length of the intersection on Belleview and Land Street and I tried with my car 12 different times from a dead stop to then
going through. I couldn't get above 11. So if the a we averaged because I understand you know statistics and averaging you either round it up or rounded down probably rounded down to how many cars and what their speed was. 17 m an hour through an intersection
that has no sidewalk no curb is not responsible. I did see after monitoring on our side of the street we got a white painted line like are at all stop signs but on the other side on the stop sign there is not a white painted line.
So I'm thinking that you really need to come back out and revisit this situation. Somehow our new neighbors need to learn that is not acceptable to fly through the intersection. We have deliveries happening. We have
people at the group home that change their employees often and they are coming from the city and they are driving through this intersection like they are in the middle of the city. Please give this consideration. >> Thank you, Miss Francis. >> Larry May, 624 Sienna Drive.
Uh, is it okay if I ask a question about the uh ordinance that was introduced uh 2026-8 >> regarding the data center? >> Yeah. >> Uh this evening? No, you can come back during the public hearing at that point.
>> Okay. I'll hold I'll hold the question until then and it'll be published tomorrow anyway, right? >> Yes, sir. Sure. Good. Thank you. >> You're welcome. Excuse me, mayor. >> Yes. >> If they need the ordinance, they should reach out to me. The introduction just
does not display the whole ordinance. Okay. >> But they can, Mr. May, you can reach out to me and I'd be happy to email it to you. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Or you can come in and pick it up. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. >> Thank you.
>> Thank you. >> Okay. Seeing no one else coming forward, may I have a motion to close public comment, please? >> I will make that motion. >> I will second that voice vote. All in favor? >> I >> opposed. Abstensions. All right. Public
comment is now done. Any comments from committee this evening? I would uh just like to take a second to uh echo committee member McIll's comments in his liaison report. Um this week was St. Charles Carnival which is
a fairly large event and the police um the fire district the c St. Charles church all did a fantastic job. It was uh I live right behind the church and other than um
other than the smell of panzerati for the week. Uh it was it was a great affair and I appreciate the effort and the time that was put into it by all involved and that's all I have this evening. >> Yeah, I'd like to echo those sir those
sentiments. I live right behind the church as well. Um I have young kids. They love the carnival. I I I think feelingwise it felt like the safest the carnival has ever been. Um I certainly
got my meat on the stick every single night. Maybe I missed maybe I missed one night. Uh but also to the officers that were sworn in tonight. Congratulations. It's great to start an event, one of these meetings with with something like that. And I thought Savannah also did a great
job in her reporting from the school. Yeah. Yeah. I was going to also thank Savannah for her reporting for the school. I thought that was a a wonderful addition and a great opportunity um for her and I wish her luck whatever her next chapter is. I also want to thank the police and the fire department for
their efforts in maintaining a very safe environment and also welcoming other people from other communities and coming in and um welcoming everybody to have a good time. Thank you very much. >> Yes, of course, Reverend D. Yes, I want to uh once again thank
Reverend Dah uh for his service to the community. Uh wish him well in his retirement. And then I also wanted to uh wish all those students moving on to their next school, graduating high school, uh moving on with with their
service to to this country. Uh whatever it is that is next for those students, I want to wish them the best of luck as well. So with that said, may I have a motion to uh adjourn this meeting? I'd >> like to make that motion, Mr. Mayor.
>> I will second that voice vote. All in favor? I >> opposed. Abstensions. Okay. Meeting is now adjourned. Next meeting will be Monday, July 20th, 2026 at 6:30. Great. Great job.