will come to you stand als for all. having complied with the notice provision of the sun by adopting prior to January 10th of this year a resolution describing the dates, times,
and locations of all regular meetings with commission. This meeting is one of the meetings listed in Sen resolution and copies of the resolution were by January 10th uh filed with the burough clerk. I need a motion to file the following reports municipal court tax collector
and uh sorry and a motion to file the minutes from the July and August meetings. We have second reading of public hearing of ordinance 1813 to subdivide the
property located at 627 Hannah Adam. This is the um public hearing if anybody has a comment. Uh so real quick this is um this is the parking lot behind the first bank. Uh
the B will be holding on to half of it or a sizable chunk of it for public parking. the the rest of the lot will be going to the uh nine condominiums and businesses that will be on the first floor. So this subdividing so retain ownership and have public to replace the
part that's lost about that. Is this your chance to put comments? Anybody has questions about this? We all want to watch the game. Yes. >> Mayor Salana Ward. >> Yes.
>> We have a second reading on public hearing of ordinance 1814 amendment code chapter 141-13 escro. Uh this is not increasing what you pay when you have work done. You have to go
through the planning board. This is just uh essentially cutting down on the paperwork for our staff to be getting back to you when your escro account gets too low. So it can be a higher sum at the beginning. um you will be refunded if you do not use all of that and they
were paid and the fees are uh level with our neighbors our neighboring municipalities. So this is just some back and forth time and some unexpected costs to our home. So you kind of know
Is there any comment on this or questions anybody have? [Music] Yes. >> Members board. >> Yes. >> We have second reading of public hearing of ordinance 1815 amended chapter 57
organization of police department. >> Uh sure. This is amending the police um personnel policies allowing for uh transracial. >> Yes. Sorry, this so this was um essentially
we had in our bureau code some places where the police chief answers to the director of public safety or the bur administrator and there was just competing sections and this is cleaning up that so that the chain of command is more clear and that that's what
so any questions on Yes. >> Commission. Yes. And Ward. Yay. Read the second reading of public hearing of ordinance 18-6 amending environment code chapter 167 flood
damage prevention. right here. We're just essentially making sure that if you going to build in a flood zone, you go through all the proper um environmental studies because if you're building a flood zone, there's a lot to be considered and covers up and
and potential builder, homeowner, etc. Um to make sure there's not any surprises for them. Any questions? Does the second meeting be voted in? >> Commissioner. Yes. >> Mayor Swan Ward. >> Yes.
>> Okay. Second reading of public hearing of ordinance 1817 appropriate $625,000 from the sewer capital improvement fund for the purchase of a vacuum gener. Pretty clear. This is just replacing a machine to make sure that when there's
clogged sewer drain, we can have a brand new machine to clean that up as quickly as possible. Any questions? Commissioner Henderson >> mayor. >> Second reading of public hearing of ordinance
1818 commercial and educ for commercial and education filming in the bur of Collinswood. Since we've laid out some guidelines as to uh think you want to be filming in Collingswood. Um, this will put us on a
register, get us a little bit more uh just some more visibility and see if we can get some more things in our star hall of account. Um, and just some some rules and some procedures so that our bureau staff can have time to accommodate and to make sure that, you
know, we have officers that we need to shut down street, then we can have some time to make sure we've done all of our our safeguarding for these things. Any questions? We have the second reading and public hearing ordinance 18/19 adopting amendments to the rules and regulations
of the Barwood Police Department. So this is allowing facial hair for our police department. So that's what that question. >> Yes.
And we have the second reading of public hearing of ordinance of bond ordinance 1820 authorizing the completion of the construction of the new water treatment facilities and for the burough of college would appropriate the sum of 46500.
Um this is because of POS and as we explained before there are things in our stream plan that are being covered right now but structurally are not part of what our system can currently do. So we have safeguards in place at the moment but it's not a long-term fix and with
the federal standards having changed we now need to accommodate for those and to be work done at the province. Any questions? Commission. >> Yes. >> Board. Yes. >> All right.
Comments on the resolutions. Any public comments on the eight resol? >> Yes. Okay. Uh I know everyone here is here for some swearing in. So we're going to open up public comments and resolutions after we swear vote in.
So we are going to start. Okay. These are just death votes. >> We have appointed Derek Mohler as a full-time firefighter, EMT for the Coll Fire Department. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Appointing Javons Roman as full-time police officer for the burrow of Collinsburg.
>> Yeah. Yeah. And then we also got a third we have Jas and Nicholas Nichol. was happy with their might. Repeat after me. I
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of the >> All right. So, we do have a number of resolutions that we're going to be going over today. This is the moment for public comment on any of those resolutions. >> Yeah. Well, so you can kind of get your thoughts together. Wait till they file out and say.
>> All right. Any other comment on the resolution? Uh, do we do we want them to come up here closer? Sure. If you hit mine coming up closer to the people at home can hear your comment or question. Thank you. I appreciate it.
>> Sure. Careful. >> I'm sorry. >> Uh, Philip Welsh, 1015 Park Avenue. Calling >> I'm sorry. I didn't hear the >> 1015 Park Avenue. So, I was just going to speak on behalf
of the resolution supporting rank choice voting. >> So, uh keep it brief. Uh rank choice voting gives voters more voice and more choice instead of being forced to pick just one candidate. Voters can rank the candidates in order of preference. So, if their top choice can't win, their
vote automatically counts for the next choice. This simple change eliminates spoiler worries, encourages more civil and issue focused campaigns, and ensures that winners have real majority support. Eight cities and towns in New Jersey have passed resolutions or ordinances in
support of rank choice voting, including Jersey City, Hoboken, and Princeton. This resolution only asks that in the event of state legislation allowing rank choice voting is passed that Collings would put this issue before the voters. Thank you.
That was a wonderful explanation of the next >> Wayne Rossi 114 East Palmer. Um I actually wanted to comment on a couple of different resolutions. I also um think it's very good uh that there's a resolution supporting ranks choice v
voting. I think uh it's important um and I would hope to see it uh actually implemented throughout uh New Jersey. Um I have a question. The electric energy services I didn't see if that had any
renewable energy component. Um, I know I think it's for things the burrow is getting. Um, I wanted to wasn't really clear uh in that
um what the energy uh purchasing would be just as the South Jersey Power Cooperative Program. allows that allow us to buy on lower energy they do. I know that usually they are
renewable as >> Okay, that's great. The third thing I wanted to mention, um I uh I had spoken on the on this at the board of ed meeting. Um you have on here the recreation plan, but I actually
didn't see it in the packet uh anything specific about the recreation plan. But again, I I want to say I I think that in Collinswood, you know, obviously this building not being free for um a lot of community groups, the the need is very
real, I think, and very strongly felt for um having space where groups can meet. you know, I I um I felt that pretty strongly with uh my wife running a Girl Scout troop and um seeing that
there's nowhere in Collins we can meet. Um so I think that that's that's a really critically important thing and um I know there was some back and forth uh last week at the board
of education meeting. Um, unfortunately, uh, Commissioner Mi isn't here, uh, to clarify on any, but he seemed to raise issues. I I'd just like to make sure that the air is completely clear about
how this program is going to proceed because I I think it I do think it's important and I want to want to see it succeed. >> Thank you. We'll have a public meeting on the seventh meeting Monday, October 13th at 7 o'clock in the Hon Middle
School auditorium and the theater wherever you go for for all the shows. Um, and that'll be the first meeting. We do finally have Vic meeting dates finalized. Uh, we'll be sharing those this week. There will be uh different
nights a week. There will be two options on the weekends. Um, we're trying to make this as accessible as possible so that we can answer questions and we can let you submit your feedback on on the details of of the plan which will be
fully displayed um on Monday. And again, if there are any details on Monday that are not shared, it's because those are things that are still malleable to be able to account for public feedback and public concern. uh the final adoption of the rep master
plan. Um it it majorly grammatical. It's you know changing the spelling of names. We we left out Jez as a stakeholder group even though they were stakeholder groups just some grammatical things and that will be included in we didn't have
it back in time with the edit but we'll have that included when we um adopt the minutes and then we will replace the draft that's online with that in the next couple of days >> and it's long it'sund pages. Yeah.
properties and um mayor will all of those meetings be live streamed some of them live streamed at least for the first live we're going to try to have as many of them live streamed as possible we will not be live we're going to try to have one at the playground at night
park that one will not be live streamed um just for understandable reasons um and I believe this uh BOE has a round table coming up next your round table and I'm not sure that's going to be live
streamed because uh those round tables are usually not live stream but it's going to be a smaller uh environment but there be there's be different sizes depending on your uh your comfort level and we'll also be setting up two comment boxes in the library and in Burough Hall
with like a stack of note cards and you can ask your questions submit your feed feedback. If you want an answer to your question, flip it over and leave your email address and we'll answer you directly. Um, we want to make sure that everybody has an opportunity to submit their feedback, um, share their thoughts
and those be considered for the shared service agreement, sign, etc. >> Oh, sorry. Would you mind coming up again? Thank you. Okay. My name is Robin Brownfield. I live at 824 Eldridge Avenue in
Collingswood. Um I am here to speak about um in support of rank choice voting in this uh in Collingswood. uh as I am running for New Jersey State
Assembly as a Green Party candidate in this district. And one of the things that is often said is that third party candidates and independent candidates are spoilers in
elections. And rank choice voting would eliminate the spoilers, the spoiler effect in elections. Um even though statistically there really have been very few spoilers in elections um this
would eliminate it. Collingswood I know is very much in favor of promoting democracy and fighting the attacks on democracy that we're seeing right now in in in our country. And even though it's a small
thing, uh allowing or um making our elections here locally more democratic
is a form of resistance against um the anti-democratic forces that are taking hold of of everything here. Uh, so I'm just um uh weighing in in favor of um us having
rank choice voting in our local elections. Thank you. >> That seems to be clear though our we can't do right. That's not in our in our power as commissioner. It was it just to
make clear how the process works for Right. >> Exactly. Yeah. So, I just read it up, you know, that was a valid question. >> Yes, >> definitely we need to do that. I'm sure it will pass. >> And uh when uh following other municipalities, this resolution mirrors
that language that also signals um to state and other leaders that should this be passed that be depending on how vote goes that we'd be in support of that. Just wanted to make sure we knew that that process for people who had more
steps, right? Well, things to come, but we are from the bottom trying to make our voice heard that this would be more inclusive and thank you. Any more comments? Yeah. >> Good evening. Uh name is Craig Burgess.
Uh, I live at 585 North Atlantic Avenue here in Collingswood. I'm also the current um parish historian for Holy Trinity on Haden Avenue in Fern. And I was just wondering if any final
decisions have been reached have been reached in terms of knowing when the renovations of the Presbyterian Church will be completed and then applications available for individuals interested in getting residence at the
new apartment complex. Wonderful question. Last that we have heard that was supposed to be a late fall roll out. Um I have not heard back from the developers in the last say six weeks. When I met with them early
September, late August they they were targeting sometime late October for November. That's the latest we have. But that's something we can look into just so we can make that information more publicly available. And we'll make sure that once there's a once they have once
they've gone live that we repost that on our social media at the >> bur. 22 press. Um, a couple of uh months ago I talked with Commissioner uh Anderson Wley about traffic safety. Uh, I had as an example
I had the London High Avenue, but there are more locations in town where the traffic safety is is not great, but this is just one for my personal experience. Um, have you been talking about it? Is there a
plan to to address that? And like can we see something about that? I know it's complicated because 130 is a state road and avenue is a county road but still I think it's the world who should take the lead in that. Yeah,
>> absolutely. So we conducted walkshops. Thank you for that question. We conducted walkshops uh at all five of the elementary schools at the middle school and at the high school and the intersection that was just mentioned uh you know the the 130 where had
130 was one of the sections that we looked at. We were there with um with engineers with the state county and looking at that intersection because it is an intersection of the state the county and burough road. Um we are awaiting that final report which should
be coming out late October early November. Once we have that report we'll have more information and can hopefully have some sort of an action plan for what we can do to make that especially I mean a lot of the intersections that
have had issues are on that report and we walked them all. uh our administrator, we had some of the police, some of the schools and the engineers all walk class engineers all walk together so they could see and walk together at pick up and drop off times
so they can see what it looks like for our kids while they're walking and for just people in general. When we were walking that 130 had another path, we had three or four bicycles pass us. We had a stroller. We had multiple people on foot. So it's very apparent that it's
it's used as a gateway and that it's not currently functioning for the safety. So >> may I add it just slightly? So in addition to those qualitative observations, um I've also been in close contact with the police department
looking at the quantitative data across the intersections. How many accidents are occurring? What are the outcomes? And of course taking into account near misses and those that are not reported. The key here, as the mayor mentioned, is that we're waiting on that report so that we can make an evidence-based
decision based on on what the engineers and others present to us as the governing body in order to then determine what the way is forward. But I really appreciate this. Um, several folks have come to office hours as well as have reached out via phone and email and this is on our minds. It's
critically important with safety and so please know that we are planning to take action. We're waiting to see what that evidence is so that we can do so with data. Thank you very much. Any more comments questions? Yeah. >> Hello. Uh Andrew Rorman, uh 143 Woodlon
Avenue in Collinswood. Um, I just wanted to know if there if you can clarify at all with the proposed upgrades to the um, water treatment system. I understand that Collingswood Water Department also sources the water and provides it for Woodland and for a portion of Haden
Township. Is there any sort of cost sharing with this or is this $26.5 million being footed just by colleagues? I think he's asking if the entire system.
Yes. Yeah. So we load it as you're the users of the water. Yeah. So that will be across the West that the following resolution appointing Kira Kennedy as a part-time library
assistant. Yes. Yes. Reappointing Nia as deputy registar for the Burough Collinswood. >> Yes. Yes. Reappointing Jeffrey Joyce as emergency management coordinator for the B Collinswood. Yes. Yes. And Jeff's fire.
>> Yes. Yes. Justice to the deputy emergency management coordinator. >> Yes. Yes. Authorizing for eress at ingress and egress for property located at 627 Adam. Yes. Yes. expression
expression support for S1622 right choice voting in the mun and school board election yes authorizing contract with Bington and Bernie for planning and design services for the Avenue water treatment plant
water treatment plant and the WQAA order main purpose Yes. Approving electric energy services through South Jersey Power Corp. Yes. Yes. Authorizing to join the
Northern Jersey Wastewater cooperative pricing system. Yes. Authorizing to amend and borrow personnel policy. Please leave this to the November meeting. They're still about to make
authorizing to advertise for proposals for professional services. Yeah. Authorizing to apply for regional team grant application for the resilient New Jersey regional assistance program. Yeah. Adopting recreation plan a recreation plan for Collinswood. Yeah.
And then we have a discussion of the best practices. required required by the state that does the uh best practice practices inventory. Um it is a document that's prepared by our CFO.
Don't know what our score was. >> We scored five. >> Yes. We actually >> Yeah, we actually are above the requirement. >> I have a copy of it here. I think we post it on the website
>> and anybody who's interested? >> No, it's just a discussion that we're required to have um that you know. >> Okay. All right. We'll discuss. >> Okay. Discuss. Check. And then we have a resolution approving the payment of
bills as presented by the treasurer. >> Yeah. Yes. That's all I have. >> I have some comments. Um but before I go into my go into my comments, I would like to recognize Sarah Hur who is joining us tonight from Flow Forward, New Jersey. Um, so Sarah, if you'd like
to introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about the partnership. >> All right. Um, hi everyone. Uh, my name is Sarah Mccclure. I'm really excited to be here with you tonight. I am the co-founder and executive director of an organization called Flow Forward New
Jersey. We are an organization dedicated to ending period poverty in New Jersey. If you're not familiar with the term, it describes the inadequate access to menstrual products as well as a lack of menstrual education and sanitary facilities. So, we started this organization after I personally
experienced period poverty while I was a student at Rowan University and we've since become a nonprofit here in the state and we have done educational programs. But our biggest program is definitely distributing menstrual products. Um, I'll put this in terms I know that talking about periods is not
always comfortable for everyone because not everyone experiences them. So, it may just be something that we don't really think about on a daily basis, but I'll kind of put it in terms that maybe everyone can understand. Imagine if toilet paper was not made available at municipal buildings or public buildings
or even in your workplace. You had to bring it in a bag, purse, or one day maybe you forget to stock it in your bag. You take a different bag, it doesn't have any. You go to the bathroom, there's no toilet paper. there's no dispenser or if there is a dispenser then you need to pay for the
toilet paper. It may seem small but over time it adds up. And if you're buying extra toilet paper, think of all the toilet paper you'd have to buy if you had to bring it everywhere with you. That's what people experience when they, you know, need to use period products.
Um they are not provided by any of the public assistance programs in in the country. Um we recently had the state do a pilot program through the uh work first New Jersey program which is our um temporary assistance for needs families here in the state but it was one year and now those people are left without
money for period products. Um people facing food insecurity often face heightened uh period poverty and this partnership with the township of Collingsville is the first one that flow forward is offering here in the state. Um we're based in Borhees but we do work
throughout South Jersey. Um, I'm really excited that Amy had reached out with the intention of providing this in some of the buildings here in the township. Um, or are you sitting in township >> in Collingswood? Um, so yeah, we'll we
prepared some baskets. So, you'll start to see those in some of the buildings here. And, uh, as we continue to observe the usage, we'll be able to restock them. We uh, rely entirely on donations. So, all products that are being used for these ba baskets are uh provided by
generous members of our community. Um, but yeah, I just really want to thank you guys for offering this resource to the members of Collingswood. Uh, it's really crucial, especially now more than ever as we're seeing cuts to a lot of these public assistance programs. More and more people are going to struggle to
pay out of their own pocket for food, but also for period products. Um, I did actually run to the store to grab some more and you'd be surprised I got like 10 packages of of period products that cost me like $110. So, think of of all the people that are
having to pay for that and maybe disabled, maybe elderly and haven't experienced menopause yet or um, you know, have a number of different conditions that cause them to get their period infrequently or um, more frequently. This is a real struggle for
a lot of people. So, I thank you guys for doing this again and thank you so much for your time. >> Thank you. We're really excited to be the first municipality partner for you and delighted that you could be here tonight to announce this partnership and that we will have these products in our
municipal um buildings across the library, Burough Hall, etc. and area senior community center. So very excited about the partnership. Um some other events. Um I wanted to give a shout out just for all of the great events um particular um for our staff who worked
tirelessly on a lot of things last month. The book festival, Portfest, Port West. Special shout out to public works as well as the police department. Really excellent events. So thank you and also to all of the volunteers. Um we have several events coming up. Uh, I'd like
to in particular highlight a flu shot event, a vaccine event that's happening in partnership with the county on Wednesday, October 22nd. That will be in the ballroom of the Scottish right from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. That is for anyone aed 12 and up. And there is no
cost to attend. So, please get vaccinated, come to the Scottish right that day. Um, I was in touch today with some folks from the county health department and they could use a few volunteers. So, uh, just to help with the event, a couple of extra folks around to help people, etc. So, if you
have time on Wednesday, October 22nd, um, reach out to me. I can help keep you in touch. It would be great to have a couple extra. Um, want to highlight, as I like to do at these meetings, some great things coming up at the library. There's some craft nights, classes. Please be sure to check out their
calendar. I'd also like to highlight the upcoming and bruise event which is our October 2nd Saturday which is this Saturday from 5 to 8:00 p.m. on Halloween and we'll be showing hotel in Pennsylvania. Um and then Chief Joyce, I'd like to invite you
to speak up about the upcoming fire. So this Thursday evening from 6:00 pm to 8:00 p.m. we'll be hosting a fire prevention site open house at public safety building on pad. It's a great opportunity to come out meet the firefighters, see the trucks. We'll have some light refreshments, educational materials and some entertainment for the
little ones as well up there. So that's this Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at public building. >> Thank you. Um, also of note in addition to all these other meetings, exciting things, on October 22nd will be the town forum, um, which is an opportunity to hear from
and dialogue with for governing body here in town. That'll be at 7 o'clock in the Scottish Wright ballroom. And then finally, in terms of my announcements, I wanted to just highlight a few holidays that are happening this month in October before we see it again. Um, first coming
up is Dwali. If you're not familiar, this is the Hindu Festival of Lights. So, uh, wanted to wish all of those celebrating happiness and joy. Wish everyone celebrating a happy Halloween. Um, please be careful and safe and have a wonderful Halloween. And then finally,
um, next Monday is Indigenous People's Day and I would like to acknowledge um, the Leip people who originally inhabited the space where we are sitting now. um to acknowledge uh their contributions uh as uh members of the community and across our state while also
acknowledging the trauma and history um that these populations have experienced. And I just want to um formally and publicly commit my voice um to a better way forward for all indigenous people. Thank you.
>> Um so picking up we have more events. The Hung City Collective has the Haunted Charlie mansion tour coming up on Friday, Octo October 24th. Tickets are still available. Looks like the late night tickets are almost sold out. So, if you really want to do it when it's like dark and spooky, I recommend you
get on that. Um, we will be the pools um the the high school and the pool will be hosting the haunted hay ride um on the evening of October 18th. It will be behind the high school. This year you have to buy your tickets ahead of time and they are timed
tickets. So I know that's a a favorite of a lot of people. So make sure you buy your tickets ahead of time and during the day on the 18th uh all the PTAs will be having the fall festival in the park. You can also do a hay ride, maybe a little less spooky for for the younger
crowd or for adults who don't like spooky things like me. Uh we have a public meeting coming up on Monday, October 13th at the CNN auditorium on the rec plan. Um we are hoping as we have our account form on
the 22nd. We will touch on the rec master plan, but we have a lot of things to discuss. So we're hoping to kind of be discussions for the rec master plan to the REC meeting. We'll address questions as they come of course forum, but we have a lot to share, a lot to show. Um and we want to make sure we
have time to do that with everyone. Um, I would also like to recognize we are in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month, which is September 15 to October 15th. Um, time to recognize and honor and celebrate the cultures and contributions of the Hispanic and Latino
communities in America. Um, admittedly, we do not have any programming this year. It is a a shortfall that we recognize and we plan to have fixed for 2026. In the meantime, if you would like to visit Sarah's or the Katrina or Oasis, your Kikos or Dchce or any other
um Hispanic or Latino owned business in the town, that is a great way to support them in um you know, learn a couple words in Spanish. Lots of ways to celebrate uh amazing culture that clearly I have affinity for as I'm Colombian. Um
lastly, I continue to hold office hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 12. Unfortunately, Thursday evening had turned into a bit of a logistical nightmare personally because I mark PTA meeting once a month and things are popping up. So, I'm hoping to move that
to Monday, the two Mondays a month that I'm not either here or on the planning board. um that would be in the town prior that which I apologize there's anybody who missed me there other Thursday evenings trying to figure out how to do an evening uh standing time
has been logistically difficult for me. So I just want to make sure I I hit something that people know where I'm going to be and that stay the same for the next four years. So it's just like soccer. So Tuesday, Thursday 10 to 12 at a hall and information forthcoming
hopefully Monday evenings the second and third Monday. So the first and fourth are planning and so at least we can kind of keep it keep track of it all. Um uh any other public comment that we didn't that we missed >> Richard 743 Maple Terrace I would like
to know when the last day of collecting the greens? >> October 29th. October 29th will be the last day that yard waste is uh being picked up. >> Thank you. >> And then we'll be switching it to leaf
the following week. Two weeks later. >> Okay. So there'll be will be one week there will be leak and green and that'll be that last week of October. There'll be overlap. Okay. like to make a motion to second.
All right.