recording. >> Yes. >> 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.
>> Uh, Ken, can you make me host, please? Or co-host? >> You are host. I didn't check that. >> Yeah, we had the uh when we got in here, the alarm was uh couldn't get taken off, so the alarm sound sounded. The police
were already here, so it didn't matter. Okay, >> we've welcomed him. >> The notice requirements of the Open Public Meetings Act for this meeting have been met by transmitting the notice of the regular meeting to the commissioner's official newspaper on
February 12th, 2026, posting the notice where required, and filing a copy of the notice with the commission clerk. So, Ellen Hurst is absent. Asbury Park, >> yes. Deal.
Inter Lake. Love Garber. >> Yes. >> Neptune. >> Yes. >> And Ocean. >> Yes. >> Do we have a resolution to approve the minutes of the regular meet? Wow. Well, we don't have an L. >> Never got four.
>> Oh, I'm sorry. Darn it. Sorry. I'm just going write down resolution to approve the minutes of the regular meeting from February 19th, 2026. Someone please offer >> Asbury Park offers. >> I'll second it.
>> All in favor? >> I >> opposed. >> Okay. And tonight we have a resolution to approve the treasures report and pay bills. >> Okay. Total on deposit $338,2501.
Total receipts $21,49525. dispersements um $4,728.88 for a total on deposit of $355,16.38. >> Nice job. >> Summer, please offer the treasures report and pay the bills. That's a lot of money.
>> Yeah, it is. >> Second. >> I'll second. Asbury Park. >> Asbury Park. Yes. >> L Arbor. >> Yes. >> Neptune. >> Yes. >> And Ocean. >> Yes. >> Pagon update.
>> Okay. Okay. The uh first update was the DER management grant with C view. Um, I met with uh Ben Goal, our senator the other day and uh I asked him I said
you know I think we may have to go to the press and he goes whatever you do I support you whatever you do. So I was very I was very happy about that. I still don't want to go to the press. I want to work it out. So we have a last ditch meeting next week. uh Peter,
myself, Steve, and and probably Dave or that maybe just Peter, I don't know. We'll see. Um but we get get another sitting with them. They're trying they they sent an email. Uh I sent some information back to them today. Um but it's been a lot of work. It's just it's just gorgeous. But you know, we we're
basically saying we have to go back to our original plan. Uh we in the way they want to do the rain gardens, we have to ditch rain gardens because we don't have enough time to do it. So, uh, and we'll see where it goes. So, we're going to try to get something done at CIA. That's
our that's our goal. And we have to ask they they have to give us extended time. >> Yeah. >> Um, right. I said initially it's September, but it's been a month since I said that. Yeah. So, >> now we're talking October. So, I mean, the slippage is just insane. And, and even when we say it, I don't think it's
going to happen real fast because they have to guarantee us money. They have to guarantee >> we don't even know yet if they're going to accept. >> Right. Right. Even then. And so, you know, we got they got some things to think about and I'll probably be emailing them again before the meeting just to say you really need to have a
decision maker there to say that's it. And I think I'm going to talk to Vin again on that just so Vin we're in deep deep to doodoo as they said. I mean, >> yeah, we're not. >> Let me just add something to that. >> We're stop work order. The the frustrating thing about it is Don got an
email and this is really all through Don's perseverance that this is happening. It really is. He got an email requesting submission of plans and design information. You got that yesterday or today? >> Today. >> Well, that was there was multiple a
while ago. >> Yeah, but you just got it like like we hadn't give inferring that we hadn't given them anything or that they hadn't received anything. So there's some miscommunication going on internally at D or as Roger Clemens said
misremembering. >> So I just wanted to share with the commission the people who were on the last few D um web uh email transmissions. So you know who we're talking about meeting
with. Katrina Anderon, the chief strategy officer for the office of commission. >> Just one top dog. >> Christina Albazadi, who's a research scientist. That's typically who we work with. Katherine Schaefer, who's the manager of watershed and land management
program. So, she's in charge of wershed management. She's the person whose um bureau Steve sends all his information to. >> Sure. >> Robert Schust you've spoken to many times. I think she works for >> who's the division of watershed protection and restoration director
>> Natasha Boyd who's a support staff in watershed protection and probably the most important person on this who's corresponded with you several times Henry Gajna who is the NJ chief of staff >> right >> I like that chief of staff they're all noticed of our meeting I would hope that
they're all going to be in attendance >> and and the commissioner knows what's going on >> and the commissioner knows what's going on I don't know if any of the underlings are going to be at this meeting. Meaning the people who made the determination that we're not we don't recommend your plan for >> Oh, I think they will be.
>> Why don't you ask for them to be there? >> Well, I don't want them there. I want the people above them to approve. >> Okay. I thought you would. >> We need them. Yeah. I I I've been asking for a waiver since October. >> Yeah. >> Basically, a waiver from the require
requires the require was never a requirement for us. 25th. March 25th. They keep on thinking that we had a requirement for these special MTDs and we never did technically even though I did sign a document that said we're going to put >> approved MTDs in which I did. Yeah.
>> Which I it was buried somewhere in there and that was unfair because we had already proposed and submitted and won the project based on a credent. >> So you're going to meet with them next week. You said >> next week. >> 25th.
>> 25th. they >> so it might be a law meeting. Who knows? >> Like in person meeting or you know I had an inerson meeting with them which was good. I mean I was with the commissioner. Yeah. >> So um >> it just takes time and that's the
problem. We don't have >> the stroke around there. >> Yeah. >> Um three hours ago really slowly. It there's so much garbage. >> It's >> Where's that? where the work can't be
done the litter in >> it is >> there's no control we'll get the control >> the funny thing is they they are doing water well that's another subject but the water they they're doing testing special testing upstream rate it going up to CU because of the ammonia issues
are coming out of the stream so you know that's another project down the road we can work on but the DP knows the problems with that area another division not not this particular um >> it it comes out basically the bottom
line is all these groups that submit bid uh proposals really should submit proposals and have the D review them and get comments before we officially submit them because they're not they they're reviewed in two years or three years four years after
the fact after we won there's another team of people that looked at and said we don't like what you did >> but the original guy said you're good. >> You can you can win the award, >> right? >> Your project is good to us, >> but for somebody else in the in a different group or maybe the same group,
we said, "No, so there's a there's a problem. They got >> Yeah. They and and that's what we're trying to and we're being nice to them. It's not just us. It's other lakes in in in the states." Anyway, um next. There we go.
>> Line protection. >> Shoreline protection. Jeanie did a great job setting the last meeting up we had and with the D. We had it last week, right Jeannie? >> Yeah. The 12th of March, >> a different group. It was the theorment
people um and the folks from basically Tom's River. And Jeannie, why don't you why don't you go over it? >> Well, yeah, I I agree. It was a good meeting. Steve and I were just speaking about that before the meeting started. um that we kind of reviewed what we had
gone over the first meeting, introduced everybody and then the pre the main points were we talked about the uh cases that the incidents that had been reported. We wanted to see because our last meeting we reported a number of
incidents. So we were concerned about and wanted to know how were they what was the status and apparently it we're still in the same kind of place. It seemed to me that they some of them had been closed and then
Don of course was saying, "Well, why were they closed? There were problems with those existing incidents." Um, so he they were they're going to I think we he's had to resubmit. I guess you're doing that, right? Don's resubmitting
information to them about those incidents, those particularly grievous um incidents, and they can reopen the cases. And they said they would do do it if it was related to destruction of um the landscaping that shouldn't have been
um you know that I'm not using the correct their correct language but um if it was other things besides the construction that was done in in >> shorine dust creation you know trees being removed vegetation being removed >> right
>> and we have we have videos and pictures and they don't they didn't have them they lost them for the second So I sent them for the third time I sent them to the the two you know the girl that's in charge and also the head guy and they all have them now. Um which is great. So >> well that was you know again we were
expressing well look here was an obvious case of the second time that we've addressed this and it still hasn't been um you know really handled and we didn't know we had asked to be notified and they hadn't notified us of the progress of of what they were doing with
enforcement. So we asked again for that that we would like to work out something with you know one person who's going to be in charge and they have a new person now in charge of DA who will handle I guess getting the
incident reports to us um and updates. We also spoke to them about the oil spill on 327 2023 with the uh supervisor. Um and I didn't quite get what they were
to me it sounded like oh that's not us because that's really being handled by the um >> Oh I I I got that one. So what happened was the girl Ginger who wasn't involved with water quality. She's she's gets all the complaints on water quality, any
kind of pollution or anything. Her team goes out and inspects it. But in this case, it's it's it's an oil tank leak and it's it's it's controlled by another team that oversees all the LSRP guys, uh all the private companies that clean up
the sites. So, it's managed differently. And that gentle, she she emailed the information to us. I emailed the gentleman. And within 30 minutes, I had a response. Um, good. >> And he it was great. So, he went right back to the the the company that was
investigating it. Number one, the the owner of the property didn't pay his his bill. There was another some kind of fee he needed. >> Where was that? >> Uh, between fourth and fifth, a memorial. It's a big open lot that used to be the the bakery and a states state.
>> It was a bakery years ago and also a state >> the unemployment office used to be there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So then they're going to Well, we we expressed that Dom expressed we need remediation there, but I guess they're going to try and get the
remediation done. >> The girl said we didn't The girl said we didn't have any there was no oil into the lake. Yeah, there's no no sign of oil. I said we see it every time we have a cleanup and we believe it's probably still in the pipe. It's still probably the the MTD is probably still coated
with oil. Um which is my belief and they have to come out and look. >> So uh they owe us a look and so I I assume they're they're they're scurrying around trying to figure out what to do now. So um but it was great meeting and that was a great result um of
cooperation and and it's going to come back um they're going to come hopefully in the summer and we're going to take them on a boat tour and and a car tour of the area just two or three of them so they know what they're looking at when they when they get lanes. But it still doesn't solve the other problem with with like, you know, pools and other
requests for uh uh waiverss or or what do they call it? Um rights to build on on on on flood planes and and also wetlands. Um what do they call the letter of >> no interest? >> No interest.
>> Letter of no interest. So that's a whole different group. That's a you know that's the what do they call it? the planning or the uh >> that's like land use >> land use. Thank you. Thank you. Land use group and that's in trend. So that's a whole different group of people. Um I'm going to get to know them soon because
my neighborhood is got a proposal to put a house up and uh and I'm not thrilled with it because it's all natural woods. It's all animals inside the woods and they plan to strip this little land. So and it used to be a stream used to it's
marsh land. So, I'm not sure exactly how you even b build the house on it, but that's a whole another story. But the D um I don't think is going to give many waiverss, but we'll see. Um >> so just to go on um I would just to finish up with what we covered over the
meeting I thought was useful was we asked them um to get we explained that by the time things happen people go about and do this destruction that it's too late and and so we need to get information from them and they they're seemingly you know aware that
they that needs to happen. We also asked that um I um yeah we Don asked for a request for land use permits notices of approved development jurisdictional determination so we can keep an eye out because we explained that that's what we
do. So if you give us that then we can be a second set of eyes for you and they they said that they yeah that's something they would do too. And I asked about community outreach sessions that we've spoken about in the past as being important um to our community if they
could provide um workshops um both to our town uh construction departments and DPWs and explain what the regulations are and why and so forth. And they they said that's something that's been on their burner for a long time. And now
that they have a full staff, they really would like to do that. And we said that we could help them set those up. And um like to do something too. Um, Steve and I were just talking about this for the DA commission to offer workshop for the
commu our community, our DA community um to understand the regulations better from the from the their point of view from the actual people that do the the um the give the permitting and we also
asked for a permits person to come to our next meeting someone from NJP. He had come initially along our very first meeting but hasn't permits has not attended any of our recent meetings and
um so Tammy Miller who's been coordinating this said yep that's a good idea we'll include someone a representative from permits next time. So like Don said he invited them for a lake tour. We're going to have another meeting with them sometime in the fall
with permits. Um and so that's Thank Thanks a lot, Jenny. Awesome. Awesome. Um the goose the goose remediation, it's on board. They're going to be in a a week or two. We're going to have um
the group paddling around looking for goose nests. Um if you see a goose paddling in the water s standing one area with a and it's just hanging out one spot, you probably have a nest nearby. So, uh, you can report it to the DA commission on on our contact section
of the website and we will notify the goose folks where we're where approximately where you're at. Um, they've gotten a lot of okays to go on the properties already. >> So, they're building now. >> They're starting to build nests now. >> Yep. >> They're looking there's I've seen about four or five of them looking around.
>> Do they actually usually collect? >> They they lay for the next couple months. >> Just looking around. Yeah. They're just hanging hanging out. >> They're looking for real estate. Yeah. >> Looking for real estate. >> Jill Barco. >> Look for real estate. Right. Barco. >> God bless us. >> Anyway, so that that's going well. Um Danny's also looking into um a goose
project um for spring like we did before. The goose stoppers is done. They're they're they folded I believe. And um Jeanie's looking at some other options. I guess next meeting you're going to report on it. Genie. >> I'm going to try to have it all together by next month. One of the things is we
really at this point from everyone I've spoken to, they're saying, you know, if you don't do it now, this is the time when they settle in and and then if you're trying to treat in another month or two, it's too late. So wait till next
year and by that time we can present it, make proposals like we did with this project that we're doing. Um, I just can I share one thing that people I'm going to put it on the website and um there's one thing I found out and I ran it by Steve. Um,
this product there. Can everybody see that? >> Yep. >> This is a product that people can buy and sprinkle around. It's expensive for us, so we wouldn't be able to do to do this. Um, I I've been getting, you know,
the price of it. Can you see the price or is the >> Yeah. Yeah. Why don't you put it on the website? What the heck? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, but it's 22 lbs and we have like 4 acres of uh land to treat like we
did last time. But this stuff is something that people can put on their home around their homes, maybe share with their neighbors, whatever. It could >> be repellent. Deer repellent. >> It's a repellent. Yeah. It's a repellent, but it's a granular
repellent. don't have to apply water to it. The problem with the water is that now you need a truck with water. You know, like if we're doing Deal Lake Drive for instance, you need a truck with water and then you need a sprayer. >> So, you know, that's gets more
complicated and more work intensive. >> Hey, Jeie, if you found one that does geese and deer, we're we're in the money, man. We're in the money. >> What's that? >> If we find one that repels geese and deer, we'll be in money. I'm sure they're out there. I mean, I'm
just talking about, you know, I was looking into could we use this granular stuff and ask the towns to spread it. >> Are we okay with putting on the website? Just general. >> Yeah. I mean, I called them. I think
what I I think I told you one of the things that the guys told me at this >> You okay with it? >> We're okay with it. >> I just want to read it. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> You know what, Jeanie? Send it to the commissioner. Send send the label to the commissioner so we can read it and then we'll we'll talk about it next meeting.
Okay. >> Well, they're out of it right now. I just wanted to tell you that that's fine for it's not going to work. It's too expensive for us to purchase. >> I know. No, no, no. I meant >> to put on the website. Put on the website. Send it around to the commissioners. Get >> I understood that, Don. I I'll do that.
What what I wanted to say though when I spoke to these folks at this place this uh NM professional groo granular they said if if you want to do a large area you do 10 ft in from the perimeter all the way around instead of applying to
the entire acreage. So >> got it. Okay. Well, we'll hear about it next month. Thank you. >> Maybe. >> Okay. >> I have a question. >> Yeah, sure. Sure. >> How is it working? I mean, we've been doing this for a while. >> No, it's different stuff. We
>> I don't mean that. I mean, >> oh, spectacular. The goose remediation. Spectacular. Lots lots of nest. We had the most nests, the most eggs last year that we we've collected under less geese. >> They moved some place.
>> Every year there were more eggs treated, Eric. And >> I can't say there's clusters of geese that come in, right? Clusters. So we're definitely making an impact. >> The good thing is people know about it now. So that they're cooperating with
us. So in the beginning it was kind of rough but now people know they plus we send out those letters in advance. The USDA sends out letters to the same place. The geese go back to the same homes generally every year.
>> And by the way the geese just the geese mate for life by the way. So the USDA sends out the notices to those same addresses. Right now she's sending them out >> and so that we can get a jump on it, you know, before they really get a chance.
And it it takes less time than it used to because before we were going doortodoor with the with the permission slips and so forth. So now that's going a little faster. >> It does go faster. Okay. Thanks. Just just so if I could add something, Don.
So, you know, this the this repellent, okay, it's primarily castor oil and fish oil. Um whereas, you know, the the the the liquid stuff that was being sprayed was made from like uh the an extract
from grape um skins. Okay. One thing that we may want to be careful with this is that I looked at the label and it does include peanut holes. Okay. So I >> So, you know, that's something we want
to be thinking about in case like, you know, a family does have, you know, a child or whatever that has nut allergies. I don't know enough, you know. So, like I said, you know, Jeie and I talked about it. I'm okay with the granular as opposed to liquid. That
makes total sense. I think we need to look just a little bit more at this. Um but I you know that was the only thing and and um I found out about that later and I you know I figured we would talk about it tonight. I just wanted to bring that to your attention.
>> That's that's why Morgan wants to look at the label. So >> right we won't be using it. It won't be something that deal >> Well, it doesn't matter if we recommend it and we have a problem with peanuts. So you'd have to put that advisory, you know, if if you say, you know, here's something you could use on your lawn.
But >> there is peanut oil in it. >> Peanuts. It's not peanut oil. It's peanut hull. So I don't know like if that is like sort of like the carrier, you know, that the stuff is is applied
to it. The but the primary, you know, the p it's castor oil, cinnamon oil. Um, it it's not like peanut oil. Okay. But that's something that that we just need to think about. >> Okay. I'll call the company back.
They're very responsive. So, I'll call them back and ask them. >> Okay. Thanks a lot. We got we got to go on, guys. Um, cleanup. Um, is April 4th the big cleanup? >> Um, April 4th. >> And looks like we'll have a good crowd.
We got we got the marketing going and we'll have to size up soon. I mean, I'll see you there. >> It's right before Palm I think it's before Palm Sunday, right? Is that correct? >> It's during Passover. Sorry. >> Your Sunday is April 5th. >> What's that? >> April 5th is Easter.
>> Oh, Easter. Okay. It's Easter. Okay. Day. >> I won't be here. Just so you know. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> And uh so we'll we'll be doing that and we got a nice nice crew supposedly coming. Um we got some volunteers coming in from Celely Postrop. It's it's a
mattress mattress company. Yeah, man. It's >> mattress. >> I want I want to I want to say it's a mattress company. I forgot which one. >> Stroke your eco e eco. Um Lynn Lynn knows him from her that's her business.
She works does something in sales and that's one of her companies she deals with. So it's pretty funny. So they're coming out to help. >> Yes. >> Uh we also have that day or I'm sorry in on the 24th October which is probably going to be our fall cleanup. Um, it's
also going to do Jersey natural gas um, clean waters day with the Boy Scouts. So, we I'm going I have an area for them to set up to to work. Um, but I we check we check the football schedule for Mon University. That's usually the key. So,
it's a nonhome game is usually >> that. Okay. >> So, it's it can't be the end of November. So, I assume October 24th will be >> the the big event. So, you can pencil that in now. I have >> I just >> I'll definitely pencil that in. Okay.
>> Josh, could I could I ask a question? >> Sure. >> Josh, are you there? >> Yeah, I'm here. >> Hi, Josh. I won't be able to come and I was wondering if you could um pass out our cards, you know, the new ones that we got so people could go directly to
the website, sign up for the newsletters. >> Absolutely. If you want to just drop some in my mailbox, I'll take care of it. >> Thank you. There you go. Okay. Thanks, Josh. Any other old business I missed? Okay, let's go into new business. I We
don't have anything listed, but uh the poster contest um is on the on our website and I think on our Facebook page. >> It is. Yeah. >> Yeah. And that I just passed that information to one of masses school because I was invited back to do a
briefing um the the week before the uh our cleanup. So, we're gonna have the one mass school kids doing the one mass area again, which is wonderful. Um, but I also hit hit them up with a poster idea and that's going to be great because it goes through all the, you know, K through fourth grade. Yeah.
>> So, we should get some really good responses for one of >> a new business item. >> Yeah. >> But I did I don't know if you want to do that with that school district, Don, with with Aspbury Park. What I did, I submitted to them and then I asked if they did have anybody participate if
they would take a photograph of their poster and send it to us so we can put it on our website. >> Yeah, we're definitely we're definitely going to do that to one of masses. I got a direct link into the the the principal there. So, we should have that done. Um, >> what do you got, Peter?
>> A big thank you to Ocean Township Fireman's Pond. >> Right. It was on my list. >> Has come Oh, it has. >> Yeah, it was on my list. >> New business list. It was >> you start. >> No. >> Uh, three weeks. >> Yeah. >> They're working on fire respond right now doing I'm going to call it dredging,
but it's really more than dredging. They're doing a lake cleanup. >> Restoration >> and restoration. >> They're it's it's storm water. It's a storm water base. Yep. It's not a lake, right? >> No. And and they're taking the material and they're bringing it to somewhere up by See, and they have a big pit set up
and they're going to dewater out there, which is pretty cool. Um, so whatever stuff's coming out, it's going to go it's going to go >> come right into our basement. >> Clean it up with our pride. >> Right. Exactly. Exactly. But, uh, it's my mayor was on Facebook. I saw him
today >> and he was all excited. He he deserves to be excited. It's a great project. >> It really is. Really is. Took a while to get everything mobilized and started, but they're all on board now. Yes, the Burke construction is handling piece of it and I guess the county's handling another piece.
>> Did the spillway structure that was exposed which you knew about >> when they started the project and was very difficult to restore. County guys couldn't do it. They booked >> and >> I know some neighbors downstream that would like sediment removed that was released into the lake. Sure. I I got
maybe we can get that done. We'll see. Okay. But that's that's a big deal. Um, the other big deal was the um the eagle the we somebody posted the eagle eating a I looked like a bass but I I couldn't believe it. It was a big
fish and the eagle was chomping on it. It looked like it was genie. It looked like from your house looking across the street. Is that is that correct? >> Well, yeah. Mark Lutz, you know, the developer, he took it and he he said, "You got to see this." And I said, "Can I post it?" And he said, "Sure." So a
lot of people >> Oh, did you post it? >> Yeah, I posted it on >> Oh, I did. Oh, I thought Mark Oh, it said Mark. Okay, got it. Got >> credit for you know. >> It was It's gained a lot of traction there. It's It's great great little picture. >> There a lot of eagles on them.
>> We have some. Yeah, there's some. Yeah, we have the I'm I'm building an eagle I'm being a building eagles nest out of war until they took >> Yeah. >> Um >> the golf course guys. The golf course. I got a a little text from my on my iPhone, believe it or not, uh from my
neighbor on North Edge, and she she gave me heads up that the uh the golf course folks were down cleaning up. You know who it is? Cleaning up along the the lake. So, they were taking debris up, tires up, >> couple times a year. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. So, that's that they he
does that. I forgot that. But the neighbors saw it and reported it back to me. So, I thought that was really good. >> They're reporting good things. It must have been low. He likes to do it when it's low. Yes. >> It was low at the time. It was low at the time. Um so that's great. And we had various different emails um from folks
reporting sewage or or bad looking water oil. U it was right after the ice melt. >> Oh, we you talked about that. >> Josh Josh was all over. >> I mean he went down there one morning to you go surf and looked down and and saw buck. I mean lots of buck and it literally looked bad. We called the We
called the D. Jock called them. I reported it and they they came out. I think we had three different groups of people doing water testing that that day. It was it was pretty impressive. Uh they went all the way up the stream, all the way up the lake to C View. I met one guy I knew, Bill. Um and I brought him
up to Seville. He was actually at Seville, I'm sorry. And I brought him down to that area where that the um how the hotel was the hotel is on on 35. Right below that there's another spot because they were leaking sewage a while back.
>> Oh, across from like um >> it's on 35. I go northbound. >> No, no, no. It's the one going around the circle circle. Oh, little hotel >> and they have a pump. They have a pumping system that pumps a sewage to Ocean Township sewage system and it was
a pump failed. It was overflowing a while ago and they were all over. The town was all over. They fixed it. Nothing got into the lake. >> Did they ever report back on what that stuff was that we were getting pictures of from? >> It was just a mild It was basically
goose poop. Basically goose poop. Uh, you know, think about all the dogs going into the water. It was all held up behind the ice and when the ice melted it all came down >> and it was a lot around lock arbor um and down by the flow. >> So the the other thing that was very
obser was was was pretty interesting. The D thought it was coming from the park project on Steel Lake Drive and Web Street. They're doing a whole storm water management project there. >> Is that what that is?
>> It's huge. Yes, >> it's huge. And um they had a problem with the sewer. They broke the sewer line and they're they're replacing it right now. In addition, they're replacing some of all the storm water lines coming down web. So there's going
to be less water going down Kingsley now and more going down web from if I got the story. >> We're representing the boards there now. the planning in zone and we've requested they this didn't come through those boards came through the city >> city >> but we requested copies of the plans and
they're going to be copies to us so I'll be able to bring them here >> but they have a very intensive stormware MTD >> Mhm. I don't know if it's compliant, but it's vortex. >> It's big. It's not vortex. It's It's different. It's a very wacky little guy. But basically, you're coming out with a big black pipe. I think it's a 48 inch
pipe. >> But the problem is there. I called Eileen. Josh knows about this. >> And I said, "Geez, what an opportunity to rebuild the boat ramp." >> Yeah, they're going right. >> Right next I'm right next to it. They cut the wall and they're rebuilding the
wall now. So, and I I emailed the um the town engineer. I said, "I hope it's going to be looking the same way it did or better." Uh, and he said, "We're on it. We're going to be inspecting it." >> We'll see. But there's a tremendous amount of debris. Josh, I don't you saw
it. Tremendous amount of debris in the water. So, they'll have to go to get that out. >> They That That's usually six feet deep there. We just dredged the damn thing. So, I'm hoping they get that stuff out of there. So, >> the end result of the boat ramp, what's
going to happen? Are they going to >> Nothing. They're not doing anything. It's it's it's it's a nonissue. It's a non-p project. They they could have made it a project and got this the developer to pay for it. I star not I sorry it says Starfield Starfield but that didn't happen unfortunately. They didn't they
didn't combine the projects. >> You know when you look up boat ramp as park it says closed. So I don't know is that >> Well, you probably did it at night. >> What? >> You probably did it at night. Open it up in the day and see if it say
what it says. >> It did. I I looked at it. >> Who knows? Who knows? >> You better talk to your town. I It's not my town. >> It should be open all the time. >> I'm not town hosting it. I don't know
who's saying it's closed, but it's just Google. If you do a Google search, you'll >> Well, maybe some You should check. They control Google. who >> town your town can control that. >> Yeah, >> somebody some whoever's in the IT department can can manage that, I
believe. >> Okay. >> Okay, let me keep going. That's that um any other new business. >> Um commissioner's last word. Margo, >> the Ocean Action Beach Suite is uh October 24th. Not it's fine if they go
on at the same time. >> I think so. No, I I did this for >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I think that's a good idea. >> We're going to have a ton of people, so it's all right. >> We did have a conflict for the spring. We moved it.
>> I know. Yes. Because you're taking the same people. It's that's for that particular, you know. Okay. Um Eric, >> I don't have anything. I just wish you guys the best when they have your accomplish save.
I do have one question. >> Yeah. >> Um, in the I think it was yesterday, someone was asking about speed limits on Deal Lake. Yes. And you said, and I was just confused by this, no speed limit east of Norwood Avenue and De Lake. >> Is that true?
>> Did I say Norwood? No. Railroad tracks. Railroad tracks. >> East of the railroad tracks. There's no speed limited. >> Nothing. 100 miles an hour. >> Yeah. >> No speed limit. from the railroad tracks to the ocean.
>> Yeah. >> Yep. >> How fast do boats go there? I mean, they >> lines about 20 25 miles an hour. You don't see many fast boats there. >> Occasionally, >> yes. >> And and and and jet skis are still a
question. The state police hasn't come back to, but they were going to ban them. I don't know if they banned them yet, but jet skis were going to were the excellence for the state police. Um, but that's their call, not mine or ours. >> But it's it's it's it's no wake in the
back basically because the distance from the shoreline. That's how the that's how the U state police look at it. There's sections that technically could be open, you know, higher speeds than five. When you get out of the out of the p the pipe
and under the railroad tracks, you could probably go a little faster there. But when you get to the the shorelines, shorter the smaller shorelines, you have to slow down. So So we just make assume we tell everybody five miles an hour from the railroad track. >> And we're not the ones enforcing it would be >> right.
>> It would be the state police or marine police for county. >> Okay. Uh >> Jane, >> oh um well, yeah, I would like to wish you lots of luck on the March 25th meeting. >> We'll all light candles that day. like
we'll put a we'll put a candle on the website. >> Um but who who is it that you're meeting? I mean you named >> a lot of people. A lot of people >> people. Okay. So you're hoping they although the people that are supposed to come >> the decision makers should be there
which lucky. >> That'd be great. And I I'd like the rest of my half a minute or whatever I get. Josh. Josh, do you is there something you wanted to comment on or say? >> No, no, I'm good. I'm good. Flume looks
good. Been down there a lot. Everything's pulling garbage out every morning. Everything's good. >> I'm starting to worry about Josh. I think he's actually living there. >> His wife is picking him out of the house. >> I'm putting a mini split in the flume house.
>> My my my wife threatened to have a a fold down uh mattress. I think it would >> it would it would fit. >> It's in the storage unit >> between the the actuators. Just flip it down. >> Or we Hey, Josh, we we could do a cot.
We could do a hammock in there. >> Yeah, perfect. >> Do a hammock. >> Just me and the spiders in there. >> Yeah. >> And Peter has a spillway. >> Yeah, I have spillway plans for you, Josh, when you're here >> next time. I did the outfall pipe and
the surge chamber. >> I made obvious plans for him. He wanted to know the elevation. >> Oh, good. Okay. >> I think he wants to surf inside of it. >> Why not? >> Okay. >> Let's Let's open it for the public.
>> Meeting is April 16th. >> Yes. >> Hold on. Let's move. >> A motion to open the meeting to the public. >> So move. >> Second. >> All in favor? I >> oppose >> me public. Anybody? >> I
>> I see one. >> There's we got one public here. Steve public. >> I guess that's it. >> Us. >> I guess we close >> a motion to close the public hearing. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I
>> oppose. >> A motion to adjourn the meeting. >> I don't know what's once again. I got I need to mix. >> Oh, >> I just want advertisement. blood drive tomorrow at my church. Uh you could go to my what my Facebook page and get it >> but all close to Tony Luther Church
between 12:00 and 5. You can just walk in American Red Cross blood drive. We got some slots available. My wife wanted me to pitch that today. So >> did your job. >> I did my job. >> I just gave them >> everybody what what church it is. >> Atomic Lutheran Church, First Avenue in
Hec and Asbury Park, New Jersey. 12 to 5. plenty of slots, >> but it's better to go online and and try to find American Red Cross. You can click the the website for a location. Ours will pop up tomorrow as as a location. >> A motion to adjurnn the meeting. >> Motion to adjurnn.
>> Second. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> oppose.