Pick him up. >> Oh god. >> Pick it up for everybody. >> Everybody that calls. Yeah. >> And this one came up. And this one came up as Bridton number. >> I know. >> We had to fix his phone. So >> recent. >> How about that? It came up as Brit.
>> Oh no. Pleasantville number. >> Pleasantville number. >> 609404. Is that him? >> That's Rocco. Yeah. >> Oh, it's Roco. Roco. >> That's not his number. >> No. Please here I've been living at chops. put the oil, you know, deep fry.
>> My dad And then you just dump it in the oil. >> I'm cooking. >> That's what I keep saying my game. >> Okay. >> Ready, Nicole? Okay, I'd like to call this meeting to order. Please rise for the flag salute.
I pledge algiance 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. >> Roll call vote. >> Here.
>> Here. >> Here. >> Here. >> Here. Okay, this meeting tonight on November 24th, 2025 is being held in compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act and notices of this meeting have been provided via the email to the Press
of Atlantic City, the daily journal on November 9th, 2024, as well as been posted on the municipal bulletin board at the website www.unboro.gov. Um before we get started with the meeting tonight, I would just like to um
express a uh a couple things on two individuals that passed away within the last couple days that have been an intricral part of Buuna Burrow. One is a past retiree, Anthony Cassadia. Uh
Anthony served uh on the Buuna Burough Municipal Authorities as their plant superintendent for a number of years back in in the day. Um and some of us veterans that are here, we remember Anthony, you actually work with them. Uh
I remember them him as a councilman when I was on council and uh Anthony dedicated a lot of good years to the burrow and the MUA back in that time. So I'd like to have a moment of silence for him tonight and prayers for him and his
memorates. >> Thank you. Uh the second person that I want to give the news publicly to and uh this person and I grew up all our lives here section the burrow was
found um dead yesterday at his home. Jerry Marinaci uh Jerry was our OEM officer. uh the director and I asked him to come aboard
almost two years ago when we had a vacancy and needed help in that area and Jerry rose to the occasion. He rewrote the whole policy that was outdated. He dealt with the county of
Atlantic and put us right in compliance. And from there he went on and I could go on and on about updating our radio systems, our system uh at the U water tower and all the he was very into ham
radios and frequencies and all that kind of stuff. So he did such a great job there. He also I asked him to join the land use board. He did it without hesitation. And more recently this past year, we put
him on the BBMUA board that as you could see out there, we're doing great things together, that board and this burough council. And Jerry was one of the main pieces
that connected us with this council and went over and beyond the duties of a BBMUA member. He is 75. He was 75 years old. Lived by himself,
cared for his sickly mother and father through the years instead of starting a life of his own. That's what he dedicated it to. >> Friery, bright, intelligent, sensitive, good man. >> Rare and generous
>> and very generous man. >> Very rare. Uh, I just want to conclude because it's been a rough 24 hours that Jerry and I talked a lot. I've been going through my family something with my
father-in-law that has really taken me away and Doug's really filled in a lot and I want to thank him again tonight my absence. But uh Jerry and I talked a lot and communicated a lot and uh
it's funny that two weeks ago he said, "Mayor, I bought the book you've been wanting me to buy all this time." I said, "Uh, what's that, Jerry?" He said, "The Bible." >> He's read over 250 books, but never read
the Bible. And he said to me, "Yeah, know because we had a lot of talks." He said, "I'm going to get that book, and when I get it and start reading, I'm going to tell you." And God is my witness. He bought that book and started reading it two weeks ago.
And it's just a shame again with my schedule and his because he's been busy with the MUA is the going out there. Yeah. I said, "We're going to talk about things." Well, Jerry, I know you're up there and someday we're going to talk again. uh I
wasn't here, but I know I'm going to meet him again. >> And um just a remarkable individual >> that uh I really want you to just have a moment of silence for and uh say some prayers for
>> Thank you. Okay, get myself together. All right, on a happier note, uh tonight we're here to honor another longtime great employee who I had the
pleasure of actually serving my first term, the whole term with him, I believe, as I see on here was like in 2002, John, that you came on board and I remember interviewing you and when you got the job and as zoning officer, John
has served served this burrow with the utmost integrity and respect for the governing body, the town's people, uh you name it. Valerie uh Zandicator Jones has worked with him that entire time, right, Valer? Because you were hire
right about that time. And uh John saw me earlier this year and said, "You know, Mayor, I've been here a long time." He says, "I I think maybe it's time that I, you know, move on and start enjoying some of his life that he
doesn't have to, you know, uh, because he was very conscientious and would be in here or not during the week maybe, but on weekends if you didn't see him during the week, you saw him on weekends. That was the uh employee that John was. John didn't have any set
hours. He was here on the call of duty when the work was needed. So, John, we talked and reluctantly I said, "All right, John, I didn't want him to go, but uh you know what? I have to respect people's wishes." And he
again, he's been just a stellar employee and and an advocate for Buuner Burough. So, tonight we could at least uh recognize him. And I'm glad this is going to be on TV, on YouTube, Facebook. John, you're going to be famous all over the country. So, uh, the burrow and
council and I, uh, have a proclamation which we're going to give to you to take home, read here tonight, and also put in our Bunboro wall of fame you're going to make. So, John, please step forward, and I'd like to read this to you.
Okay. This proclamation >> proclamation recognizing John A. Keenan on his retirement. And whereas the strength and character of a community are built upon dedication, integrity, professionalism, and individuals who devote their careers to public service.
And whereas John A. Keenan began his service to the Burough of Buuna on October 22nd, 2002 and for more than 23 years has faith faithfully and honorably served the Buuna Burough zoning officer. And
whereas throughout his tenure, John has demonstrated exceptional expertise in environmental planning, site development, regulatory compliance, applying his technical knowledge with fairness, accuracy, and respect for all
who sought his guidance. And whereas John's calm demeanor, easy smile, and ready laugh have made him a steady and approachable presence in the burrow of Puna, earning the appreciation of the
residents, professionals, and colleagues alike. And whereas before joining the burrow, John built a distinguished professional and military career serving as commission officer in the United States
Navy and then a principal planner with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and vice president and principal environmental planner and environmental evaluation group in Incorporated reflecting a lifelong community to leadership
discipline and public service. And whereas John after more than two decades of loyal and dedicated service is retiring effective November 7th, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of professionalism, kindness, and good
humor that will be remembered fondly by all who have the pleasure of working with him. Now therefore be it proclaim this today that I Joseph Rufi as the mayor of Uni Burough on behalf of this burough council and all the residents do
hereby recognize and honor the outstanding career and invaluable contributions of John A. Keenan with heartfelt appreciation and best wishes for a long and happy retirement. Sign and seal this day November 24th.
Well, I just thank you very much. This is very um humbling to say the least and um I have enjoyed my time with the burrow and and all the support uh especially Valerie and she's here tonight to see me see me off and uh could not have done it without her her
support and help and frankly everybody in the burrow who I've ever dealt with has been a real pleasure. So I appreciate that. >> Okay, John, best of luck to you and your retirement. Thank you. >> Thank you for all your service. Thank you Mr. Kealf. Yeah, mayor. Can I say something about
John? Uh, when John first walked in here, I guess I was about then, >> but I remember John from I was telling his wife from Falsa. >> I was bur clerk five years in Falsa. >> That's right. >> A long time ago. And um John, we had to
move the um meetings over to the um Falsome School and that's where I I met John for the first time. >> And then when he came here, I said, "I know you. a small world, right? >> Yeah. >> It's It's been a real pleasure.
>> It's a pleasure having you. >> Thank you very much. >> Thanks again, John. Good luck. >> Thanks, John. >> I take this with me here. >> Take that one. >> That one's with you. >> Oh, okay. >> They make too. >> We'll be hanging up the other one tomorrow.
>> Can you come visit it? >> Absolutely. >> Especially him. This is nice. >> Okay, we're in the public uh comment part of the meeting. Anyone that like to
comment has five minutes to speak and uh come to the podium if you wish. Seeing none in the motion to open a portion, I'm sorry. >> Motion second. Roll call vote.
>> Yes. >> Alvarez. >> Yes. >> Adams. >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. >> Got ahead of myself. Now, anyone wishing to address the council say something? >> Sure. So, with Jerry, I I don't have a
lot of people talking to him. Um Jerry had been battling a lot of issues with his health. Yet he still gave all his time when he wasn't at the doctor's
battle and going back and forth for a long time. He still gave a lot of his time. >> Yes. >> Yes. He gave many possible. >> Yeah. And now that you're bringing it up, I I was going to do it on new business, but come to you guys now. Uh, no problem.
>> I did want to u He had a surviving brother. He never had any children and I really don't know any other family here. So, because his brother lives in Pennsylvania, >> so what I like to do is work something up and do a tribute to him and have him on that wall
>> next meeting, which will be our last meeting. So, I spoke with Maryanne briefly today. And uh she'll be in charge of getting all the information. If you guys would be good with that, we could have his brother, his nephews here, and his sister-in-law and u pay
tribute to the family. >> So, thanks for bringing Yeah, George. I was going to do it later, but it's good you brought it up now. Everybody's good with that. So, >> all right. Any other comment? I need a motion to close the public hearing. >> Motion bar. Second. Stephano. Roll call vote.
>> Yes. >> Alvarez. >> Yes. >> Adams? >> Yes. >> Oria? >> Yes. >> And Deloro? >> Yes. >> Stephan, >> yes. Okay. I just have one item uh of an update for the council tonight and that's regarding the Buuna uh Drive
Minnesota States. Uh the word I received last was they were going to try to finish the paving of the road either today or tomorrow or the following week after Thanksgiving, which they thought was more of a realistic target date. Um
so again, I haven't even been down there to look if they started anything today or if they're going to do anything tomorrow, but I just want to inform council that uh the bond went through. We we pursued it >> and uh that road will be done by the end
of the month. >> Appreciate it. Okay, that's all I have. >> Consent agenda includes items of business which are not controversial, do not require individual discussion. A motion approving the consent agenda is moved, seconded, voted upon item by item
by the burough council. If any discussion is requested on that item, it's removed from the consent agenda to the regular agenda. Resol resolution number 213-25. This is a resolution appointing the qualified purchasing
agent to serve as the public agency compliance officer in the Burough of Buuna. Second resolution is 214-25. This is a resolution accepting the resignation of Wayne Shaki as a member of the Buun Burough Fire Department.
Resolution number 215-25 is a resolution provisionally appointing Walter Kernerup as electrical sub code official for the burough unit retroactive to November 17, 2025.
The last resolution is 216-25. This is a resolution to amend transfer appropriation balances resolution. Next we have bills paid as listed clerk's report minutes of workshop meeting of November 10th 2025 and minutes of the
regular meeting of two November 10th 2025 Adams as the motion >> second >> second Baroya roll call vote >> Jimnazi >> yes >> Alvarez yes >> Adams >> yes >> yesura >> yes >> yes >> okay now we'll go to committee reports
this is our move for that we'll go to planning zoning and inspections Councilman Jividoni Um, we got three really problems in this town that we've been trying to work very, very hard on. And first one is 108
Univa Vista Avenue. Um, Jimmy Sorrow met with the property owner and working on getting the property cleaned up. At the request of mayor and council, Councilman Adams, a request, a court summon will be issued. This has been a problem with
this property ongoing. They they're they keep saying they're cleaning it. We keep saying it's not cleaned up enough. So, I guess if the worst comes to worse, if we have to summon them to get it done, that's what we're going to have to do. >> Very good.
>> Uh we got 110 East Arbor Avenue. Um this is another very big problem. The resident was found guilty for failure to clean the property and remove the junk in 2024. Additionally, was fined $12,000.
Was also issued by the judge. I made Valerie got in touch with the court to find out if this was paid and what steps will be taken since the failure to comply with the judge's
order. So, we we are working on this. The the court never got back to her up until I don't know if it was today or not, but Thursday and Friday I had talked to her. The girl that was in charge never got back yet. So, we're waiting to find out if he paid this fine
because it's got worse and worse and worse. >> It's out to the street now. >> Huh? >> It's out to the street now. >> Yeah. It's it's and they were fined $12,000 whether they paid it or not or they're not doing what they were supposed to be doing. >> Best way to find out is issue him
another summon, they come back to court and hopefully it's in front of the same judge if they ignored his order. >> First of all, we have to find out if they paid the fine the first time and this is according to Valerie. This is what has to be done first. If they paid the fine, then we go back to take him to
court and find in front of the judge again because he's not complying to do what he was supposed to do the first time. >> So, the office of your department is following up on that. >> We are following strongly with that. >> Mayor, I have to say something else. That's the house we had trouble with. The owner lives down the shore.
>> Yes. Yes. >> And the tenants in the house and the tenant was filing the signing the papers for the to go to court. Remember? Yeah. >> All that. Yeah. So, we got it's not a great deal, >> but you're following. >> We're working on it. And if we have to
take them to court and f and get another summon form, they'll have to do that. That's all. Okay. >> And the other one is uh 296 Wheat Road and 335 Wheat Road. Notices of violations were sent regular and certified mail to clean the property
November 12th, 2025. Compliance date is November 21st. Code enforcement officer is following up on the deal. >> Great. >> There's that's the three problem properties that we have in town. >> Okay. And just to one final note on
that, I have noticed though the property on next to Quiry School, I see the roof is being built now. >> Yes. So on a good note again trying to find something positive that and we we met Councilman Javveni Adams and myself were
the hearing officials and that is going through the other place on East Artic Avenue has been demoed. So that's already went through. So there are a couple positive things happening with that department and being aggressive to get everybody into code.
>> Right. So they have until December 14th on that property to make sure that structure is enclosed and the roof is on and secure and then they have till June 1st I believe we agreed that we'd have all the interior done and then that property will be going for a rental. So
that's very good news. Okay, Councilman, thank you. Your report. >> Next we'll go to finance. Councilman Avar. So, um, as far as our budget year, we're going well. I spoke with, um, our CFO. So, we're on target. We're probably
going to meet our committee just to review the last final transfers for the year. >> Okay. >> Um, as far as tax collection for the month of October, it was um a,624,74648. Um, everything's going well there and
we're still going after properties that haven't um caught up to to their taxes from last year. >> Very good. >> That's all I have. >> All right. Thank you, council. Next, we go to public safety and tree lights. Council President Adams.
Uh for the uh volunteer fire department, >> they had uh 10 calls for service, five fire alarm activations, one CO alarm activation, two service assignments, one vehicle fire, and one brush fire. Um
they said it's been a quiet month and we hope this continues for for uh the rest of 2025. Also, the fire department is participating in Buunboroough Parks and Recreation's Christmas Parade and tree lighting on Saturday, December 6th. They say, "We hope to see you at 6 p.m. Santa
will be riding around Minnesota next month via the fire truck. Please keep an eye out on Facebook for the confirmed dates and times. And please check your smoke and CO detectors to ensure they're not out of date. If you need help replacing a smoke or CO2
detector in your home, please do not hesitate to reach out to the fire department. And perun ordinance, homes must have numbers identifying the residents on the home, at the street, and at the site of the mailbox. Failure to do so leads to prolonged response
times. Please rectify the identification at your home if numbers are not properly displayed. In the future, the fire department will send letters to those who have not corrected the issue. And the office at Buunboroough Fire Department is open on Mondays 3 to 8:00 pm and Fridays 9:00 am to 1 pm. If
you're interested in joining the department or want to speak to a firefighter for more information, please stop by in Monday and Friday e or Monday evenings at 700 p.m. So, thank you to the fire department. Next is the police department. Another
fine report from the police chief. And for October, they've had 863 calls for service, 306 motor vehicle stops, 257 motor vehicle tickets, 17 arrests in our
town, one DWI, eight disputes, eight motor vehicle crashes, five well-being checks, 163 business checks, 12 animal complaints, 73 medical assist, 10 domestic calls, one missing person
invest and 27 burglar and fire alarm calls. Um, and there's a whole lot of other good information, statistical information, and the best part is officer of the month for October.
Officer Luke Lacawitz, badge number 11120. Officer Lacawitz has worked for Franklin Township Police Department since 2024 and is currently assigned a squad A. He has shown his dedication to the department by continuing to perform at a high level. Even though he's attending
the police academy and working full-time, he still managed to conduct 66 motor vehicle stops, issue 44 tickets, and handle six investigations, and make four arrests. >> So, congratulation, Officer Lawitz.
>> Great job. Thank you. And if I could do it now, mayor, under committee reports just for public safety. Um, the mayor spoke of the passing of our emergency management coordinator, Jerry Marinachi,
and we do need to fill that position, that title, as soon as possible. I had several conversations today with our police chief and um our chief
uh Chief Desri is willing to fill the unexpired term starting today until our uh reorg January 6th >> January 5th of next year. we would make it a permanent appointment, but our
chief is willing to take that title on right now for no compensation uh just to help us out. >> So, you want to make that resolution. >> Thank you. >> I believe it's the mayor's appointment with the advice and consent of council.
>> I have to check to make sure, but I believe that's >> But we need a resolution to pass. You would need a a resolution uh ratifying your appointment, your honor. Okay. >> That's recommended police chief for interim year until January 5th. I have a
motion by council >> motion motion by a second by Alvarez. Any discussion? >> Anybody have any questions that um Jerry's appointment would have been up at the end of this year anyway. Um, so with the help of the chief, we'll have
some time buy some time to find a permanent appointment and um and see where we're going to go from there. >> Thank you. >> Very good so much. >> Thank you. >> Roll call vote. Nicole >> announces service state.
>> And while while I'm there, the mayor reminded me there is an update for the public. anybody who knew Jerry and all of council. Uh uh Jerry's brother, Robert, or as I know him, Bobby. I went
to school with uh Bobby. Um the funeral services are being handled by Ron's uh funeral home, and the uh services will be on Saturday, 11:29. Initially, it was said it would be Friday, but it's now on Saturday 11:29 from 1 to 2. Um, and
there will be a cemetery burial afterwards. Um, and as we get more information, we'll pass it out uh to to mayor and council. Thanks. >> You say it's at Ron or at a church. >> It's at R. It's at R. >> There'll be a service at 3. It's from 2
to 1 to 2 and then a service at 2 and then the cemetery at 3. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Chief. Anything else? >> That's all, mayor. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. Next we'll go to recreation. Councilwoman Barcelia. >> Uh for recreation um as Councilwoman
Adams uh already brought up Christmas parade in Treelining with Santa will take place Saturday, December 6, beginning at Clearary Elementary School and entering with festivities here at Bruno Molini Park. Uh come and join uh
come and enjoy the entertainment. Uh they are planning hot chocolate. They're going to have a Santa letter station, writing station, and more. Uh participants can still register for the parade. Uh that will be at
buunerre@gmail.com. So please uh join them. It's going to be a really it's really a nice event. Um next on my list, I have I don't know if you've noticed uh Blackwater Pond is they started ba bailing the hay over there. So, it started they're cutting
and bailing the hay. Um, and I also received a phone call this week. Uh, we have a new president of, uh, Buuno Little League. Um, it is Mr. Peropio. He is taking over for um, Carl
Molinelli. So, that is a new change that he has taken over for this year. >> Very good. >> And that's all I have. >> All right. Thank you. Next, we'll go to buildings and grounds and improvements. Councilwoman Andelure. >> Okay. I just have a few things. Um, we're trying to get through the end of
the year with the final services on the buildings um with the pest control. We just had that done. Their last part of their contract, state fire inspection, they're going to be coming down to go through all our buildings. Uh, fire extinguishers were all updated and
checked out. Uh also, uh the back pavilion, the electric will be shut off in a couple days. Refrigerator and freezer off. Um the sprinklers been drained at the EMS, firehouse, and the
barrel hall. And let me see. Uh Bill purchased the chemicals for the sidewalks at the three buildings. And um what else? Fire inspector. That's it, mayor. >> Okay. Thank you, Pam.
>> Next, we got a roads and recycling Councilman Dphano. >> Thank you, Mayor. Um, leave connect uh collection in progress. They've gone through the town uh twice already. Branches will be collected after the holiday. Storm water labeling completed
for this year. Two facing grates to be purchased to complete a storm water project. sweeping complete for the month for storm water and they'll be working on other storm water report. That's it.
>> Okay. Thank you, Frank. Any vision finished business come before mayor and council? >> I I do, mayor. Um I just wanted to update and this was going to be a bigger presentation, but every day this um the
topics with this change this is concerning. I didn't have time to ready, but this is concerning the tax leans. I had reported to mayor and councel that um I was going to take the lead if it was okay with council to uh to work with
the clerk's office and administrator for I'm sorry for um for the tax leans that are owed. So initially we came up with uh 13 properties in the burrow that the municipality tried to sell before sell
the tax leans on it before and uh they weren't sold for whatever reasons and those properties um I think that last attempt was in 2013. So those properties are just sitting on the books. They're getting further and
further and further upside down. meaning what's owed on the properties are is more than the value of the properties. And these properties are sitting there. Um the entire burrow, everybody in the burrow that pays taxes are paying for
these non-paying property owners. Meaning the school taxes are still being charged to those properties. the state, the county, and um any other taxes are still being charged to these properties, but we the taxpayers are paying their
share, and that's just not right. So, in an effort to get these tax leans sold and get the properties backs on our tax roles uh so that taxes can be paid on these properties, we accumulated this list. So this list initially had 13 but
if you look on the right hand side of this list I have two more here for uh if you look on the right hand side of this list you'll see the seven that I spoke to um I spoke to Alan Gner today who's
who's handling all of our tax leans and all the legal side of it and it's very very expensive for him to do all this work on all these properties. There's fees that go to the county for searches. There there's fees that go to companies
for personal service. There's his fees. There's just a lot of fees involved, court fees that are involved in the process of um getting these properties turned into our name. So,
when we talked about these 13 properties, you'll see on the right hand side there's seven of them that have some writing. old bakery, which is the old um uh bakery on Wheat Road, the old Bernini swim pool, uh three Downing properties, four Downing properties, I'm
sorry, and uh the old Morelli building. These seven are within about two months of becoming our property, taken out of the uh we foreclosed on them, taken out of the property owners names, and put into ownership of Buuna Burough.
So that shortened this list up to now just six properties. There's six properties left on this list. So I want to advise council that I suggested to Allan and I would confirm it tomorrow that instead of him going forward on the
these other six that we hold off on him doing that because it'll be cheaper for us just to sell these tax leans than it would be for us to pay him to go ahead with these foreclosures. So, my suggestion and talking with Rick today,
talking with Allan and uh our administrator is that we have another tax lean sale which would be these six properties and um my suggestion to council and it's not tonight. I'm just giving you an overview. We're this isn't
going to happen probably till January, February, but I wanted to update everybody on what I've been working on or we've been working on and where we're going with this and what we want to get to. uh these six properties would uh I would suggest that we have a very low minimum
bid um on these properties and we have a live auction. We could have a live auction here for these six uh leaned properties and we also have a list of about 25 or 30 burrow owned properties already. They're already in our name.
They're properties that are sitting there now. They're not costing us anything, but we're also not making any money on them. We're not taking tax money in. So, my next step to this project is if you guys uh like this concept or or want to discuss it tonight
that we'll keep these six properties out of Gener's hands for foreclosure with anticipation of selling them at the cheapest that we can just so somebody buys them and they could foreclose because of the timeliness. Right, Rick? Is that a because they've been under
foreclosure for so long, they don't have to wait that that period. >> Period of 6 months, they would have to wait. But because they've been under foreclosure for that period of time, >> they could start immediate. Yes. The people that would buy these leans, the
rest of these six that are on this list, they could start foreclosure immediately once they buy it. So they don't have to wait. So in the future, I would suggest that we sell these six tax leans. We sell them at the cheapest possible starting bid, like maybe a hundred
bucks. Let's just sell them and get them back on our tax rules. They keep accumulating expenses and we keep paying for the school taxes on them and all these other taxes and it's just costing us money and that's ridiculous. Uh so that's that. What I'm going to start
working on then is that 25 or 30 uh property list of the current owned properties which seven of these will now be added to that list because in two months they will be burrowowned. So these seven plus the 25 or 30 that we
have um I'd like to get approval from council that I'm going to go through it. I'm gonna provide a a packet to council showing specifically this. And this is what I was going to do tonight with the 13, but once I talked to Geoner, he said
they're real close. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to come to council with the zoning map with little dots on it showing exactly where all of our burrow owned properties are. So, you'll get a copy of the zoning map. You'll get a copy of
um the tax map showing the outline of each property in red on the tax map. And then I'll give you a copy of the an aerial view uh with yellow outline like this one of every
property >> so that you all could see it where it's at on the tax map, what it looks like from an aerial view. Um, and then there'll be a page of notes, everything that I know about the property, the zone that it's in, which means what the what's possible, what can be done at the
property and what can't be done at the property. So, I will have that for everybody here. But Nicole's helping a lot, Maryanne's helping a lot, um, Rick and and Allen. So, I mean, it's a project, but I really think it's something that's way, way overdue, like
since 2013, >> and if we don't act on it, it just sits there and grows like a cancer. It's terrible. >> We're not making money. >> Not making money that way. >> The land, the burrow owned land doesn't cost us money, but we're not making
money on it either. So, it's just something that has to be done. It is timely. It's a big project, but it just it just needs to be done. And I'm kind of into this. You could tell. >> Yes. So, um, >> we'll take advantage of that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, I I think that it's an excellent report from the council
president. Um, I would say definitely moving into 26, continue with with your studies and what you have to present to us. And, uh, again, it's all about getting things on the rolls again and getting some tax revenue uh, back into
the burrow. So the on the regular list I would have had the names like at the top of this for um number one, number two, number three. So if any of you want to know who owns them or um you see the particulars here about how much is owed and how much is acred which is
>> ridiculous. But if you want to know names, you know, I have them readily available to you. I just didn't put them on tonight because then it would have been confused with >> the seven that will be ours and the six that are going up for tax lean. >> Easily read. So just let me know. very detailed um good report
>> and probably we probably I probably won't have a report with this I don't think for December >> but we'll pick up on it again I mean I'm going to be working on it in December but I'll probably report back again in January and maybe we'll have our sale in um >> February >> in February just just to shoot for
something and have a deadline >> that's just the estimated timeline the council president's giving you and I think it's right on it's >> how about any questions about this year >> any any questions from council A lot of homework. A lot of homework. >> Good job, Doug. >> Good job. Thank you, sir. >> Thank you.
>> Okay. Anyone else? New uh unfinished business. >> Okay. New business. >> New business. I just have one mayor. Yes. >> I received your flyer from the Buuna Historic Society. They'll be honoring former mayor Gina
>> December 17th and and Dolores Kari. >> Yes. Yes. I think it'd be nice if we would try to go >> right >> and support it if we at Martins. >> At Martins. >> Okay. Very good. >> Okay. >> Tickets are available. >> Okay.
>> There's a phone number if you want to give them. Do you have the phone number on there? >> No, I don't. My flyers. >> Can we put that on the uh Is it on the website already? >> It's not on the website. I have it on my computer. >> Okay. Maybe we could put that flyer on the website so if people want to call to purchase tickets,
>> you know, especially to honor uh one of our mayors. >> Yep. >> I agree. >> Okay. Uh the next meeting of mayor and council will be on December 14th, 2025 at 6:30 on behalf of mayor and council. >> Yeah, >> that's a Sunday. Uh
>> oh, 14th Sunday. >> Okay. Thank you. 15. All right. Thanks. Good catch. He was tested. See if you're listening. There you go. Thanks, Brian. Uh, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. I wish on behalf of mayor and council, everyone a happy
Thanksgiving and a blessing Thanksgiving. >> Thanksgiving. >> Yeah. Motion to adjurnn. >> Motion. >> Motion bar. Second. >> Andor. All those in favor say I. I. >> You need to adjourn. Thank you everyone. >> Good job, coach. Very nice. Have a
minute. quite a bit over the years. >> The burrow end ones or these old. >> All right, I'll give you that list. You can take this. So, we've been here with that, too. >> Thank you. >> This is the one I handed out. Untaxer.