DelenCo Township Committee meeting of April 6th, 2026 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Deleno Township Municipal Building, 770 Coopertown Road, Deleno, New Jersey. We are recording and we are live. Thank you. I'd like to call the um April 6,
2026 Township Committee meeting to order. Can I have a roll call, please? Mr. Bartlett >> here, >> Mr. McFaden >> here, >> Mr. Olette >> here, >> Miss Seuss here, Miss Fitzpatrick >> here. Also present, Mrs. Simona, our
township administrator, Mr. Fox, our engineer, Mr. Heinhold, our solicitor, Mrs. Russell, our municipal clerk, Mrs. Hart, our deputy municipal clerk, Mr. Fenomore, superintendent of public works, and Mr. Warren, our police chief.
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comment attached to this agenda. >> Thank you, Bev. Um, we're open to the public now for agenda items only. If anyone has any questions or concerns regarding our agenda, please come forward now.
Okay. I'll close this portion of the meeting to the public and ask for comments and reports. Um, Doug, we'll go with you first. uh other than uh just some administrative issues and um working
with the tax assessor on any county tax board and state tax court matters. There's really uh nothing new to report. We did file uh as the governing body is aware an affirmative uh tax appeal on 2407 Burlington Avenue, the former
Wallace paving site. And we also um as with every year field certain tax appeals uh traditionally they get resolved without any impact municipality or significant impact. So I will keep you updated as those move through the system.
>> Good. Thank you Harry. >> Thank you mayor. Um keep up to date on some of our projects. uh crossings at Galo. Um we did prepare another punch list
that contractor to the developer. Uh they are looking at that. They're going to get back to me with any concerns or comments, but it has every issue that we could possibly think of there. Um including all the sidewalk
and spa um that they're going to have to address. So, want to hear back from them on how they want to approach their they really want to get off the bottom. I don't know why, but maybe they're having bonding issues. They they feel like they don't do the
work, but we we shall see. >> Okay. Um the one agenda tonight you have um the award of this 2025 locally uh road program that is for Newton landing um no
light as well as we included the school parking lots you know with that um with a separate grant um and school that um there the price thing I was kind of surprised actually the oil price to the
roof Um they they weren't bad. They were it was less than 2% more than our estimate. So the price was I was happy with the price and trading which we worked with several times. So we are recommending to award that that contract
union boat ramp core has given us her approval contingent upon DP approvals. Uh we still not back in video relatively yet. Um but we'll push them in. They're they're coming up and
they're they're 90 days from when we submit it to them. So they have to give us an answer soon. Um >> which bureau is that submitted to? >> Uh work fun. >> I I don't anticipate any any issues but go through the process.
uh Centennial Park uh Vine Street Park improvements. We did meet um with the subcommittee and now have the scope of of plan nailed down. Um I will have the the final estimate done in the next
two weeks. >> Okay. Um the the the plan would be to do the landscaping in the fall >> because a lot of work is the grass and and trees and the best time to do that is in the fall.
>> Uh we are going to have irrigation so that'll help with the side issues with that. >> But what we're looking at is probably wooding the project in June. uh let the contractor get all his parts scaping done and get all ready and then soon as
the the the nursery starts planting the trees he can put some landscaping um so it'll be done early call >> good >> um and and with that estimate I'm going to have all the items broken down so you
can look at it and we can >> I'd like to I'd like wreck to see that um cuz we changed a couple things since it's not going to be a recreational area. Uh we took that fence out cuz they kind of had that
>> for Burlington. >> That's an alternate. >> You Yeah. Make it an alternate. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. >> You can >> then we can figure out Exactly. Good. Okay. >> So, if we took that out, we're just doing pavers. >> Well, he's going to do an alternate. He's gonna do two bids, you know, like
an alternate that would include the clock and the fence. >> Can we buy the clock on state contract ourselves? >> Yeah, we were actually looking at um uh Deborah and I looking at state contract, but possibly the benches
>> for every those type of deals cuz you actually can you can buy that state contract and just have contract stolen. It's cheap to mark up, right? contract. So you that's correct
state contract. >> Okay. I'd like to see the clock happen. I don't want to spend $150,000 just on pensions and cavers. It'd be nice. >> Yeah. I like to see the clock, too. I've had several um residents complain about
the clock and yet I saw that Riverton's clocks working. >> Holly has two that work. >> Yeah. So, it's just that I noticed the face of the clock in Riverton's pretty dirty. Could use a good cleaning, but um yeah, some residents have really uh
>> pounced on me about the clock and it was always my dream to have a clock in Dela. So, we'll see. >> We'll see how how it comes through and what the majority of the committee wants. >> Yeah. I mean, if you have a maintenance plan on it and you have the clock company service it every years, I don't anticipate it being an issue. It's like
anything else, right? You got to get your car serviced. Get your clock. >> Exactly. Exactly. >> Yeah. There's a there's a company in the mention that that maintains clocks, specifically clocks and bells. Um they do come with bins. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So it's that that's
>> So it's still on. It's just going to be an alternate. >> Yep. And then you can as as by doing by by state contract, you can pick and choose what clock you want. You want to spend more or less or you know. >> Yeah. I'd like something really nice.
But we'll we'll see. Okay. >> Uh the 200 Ash Street, we have the preliminary plan done for that for the uh bulkhead seaw wall. Um and and how it's working out is it'll be in if
you're familiar with the site, it'll be right in front of the existing wood bulkheads. They'll update it. Um, we're taking the concrete wing walls off of the ramp, bringing the uh seaw wall up the edge of the ramp
and it will cover the entire site. Uh, after we did our design on that, uh, part of that remediation, >> which is we have to remove x amount of
cubic yards of soil and and replace it. A lot of the excavation is right behind the seaw wall, which is how we can get the grant to cover the cost of some of the seaw wall. >> Um, >> because you can't do the remediation without the seaw wall, >> right?
>> Basically, half of it is has to be done, >> right? >> The other half is optional, so they're not going to cover that, but that would be with our funds. Um, >> so if you're looking at the creek, it's to the right. >> If you're looking at the creek, it's to the right. Correct. >> Okay.
And we're still waiting on D approvals for that. >> No, we well D approvals for the the seaw wall. Um once that's approved, then we can we already have approvals for the remediation, >> right? >> Um and and looking at it
with two separate contracts. I I I think it's better to do it one contractor >> because of the vicinity of the city wall, right? >> Um >> it's I it's going to be better if we do it that way. And you did your boring so we can get away with the vinyl, right? >> Vinyl will work. Yes.
>> Just like we did over at um >> Delaware. >> Delaware. >> It be the same basic. >> The only difference is and that's something we can decide. Um I didn't include concrete cap like we have over on the waterfront. Um I was going to be
aluminum capping just like we have on the street >> on the street ends. Um, is that is that sufficient if we're going to have a fishing pier there? >> It is. And and we don't really know what we're going to do with the fishing pier. So, whatever we put there, we don't want to, you know,
>> limit ourselves. >> Limit ourselves. And uh, so with the aluminum capping that can always come off and appear to be built on top. It's I think it's the best way to go. >> Okay. >> I imagine aluminum capping is more cost.
>> Oh, much. Yes. Yes. And hopefully they have end caps. >> Yeah. Do we ever get those end caps that uh >> the street end? >> They're on on all of them but one. They missed one.
>> Oakford. >> Is that the one? >> It might be. >> Yeah, I think so. >> That would make sense. >> Yeah. Really? But >> anything else? >> Uh that's all it matter. >> Okay. I know the roof replacement. I
know that's a big wish list on we need to definitely move on that. So, um, you're going to review that and get something to us on that once our budget's passed, I think. >> Yeah, we did receive an updated proposal from the the state contract. Um, so
>> at this point, it we could just authorize them to to do it. >> Well, we have to just pass our budget first. >> Yeah. Okay, >> we do we have to pass the budget to do that. >> It's going to be one of our capital items. So, we have to do the bond
ordinances as well for the roof. So, yes. >> Right. Okay. >> A little more work to be done, but it's on less. >> It's on the list. >> But Carrie, the price bill we got last year versus this year, it was only what, a $20,000 difference or something? 25,000 was it? >> It there wasn't much of difference. I Yeah, I was you called the number, but
>> it was 255 initially. >> Yeah. And I I thought it was three something >> with engineering. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> 352 or something. >> Yeah. Yeah. Unfortunately, everything is more right >> in price. >> I know. >> And roofs involve kerosene products, so
it's going to continue to go up. So, as soon as we can get that locked in. >> Yeah, we want to lock that in. >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you, Harry. >> You're welcome. >> Oh, yes.
Um, oh, I missed I missed. Let me go let me go to Debbie first. Sorry, Debbie. >> Just just a little thing about the budget. >> I know it's staring me right in the face here. >> Um, so on tonight's agenda, we do have the introduction of the 2026 budget,
just Township of Delanco's budget. Um I'm happy to report as Terry mentioned everything is going up but um our budget is minimally going up thanks to the governing body um slashing
and really just leaving in what was necessary because we didn't want to pass on uh additional increases to the taxpayers. So as of right now we introduce it tonight. All the detail will be posted on our website tomorrow. um you'll you'll see a little more uh
information. Public hearing is going to be May 4th where you can come and speak to it, ask questions about it. Um what I can do quickly summarize is that we're looking at a less than 4 cent increase which was not easy to get to, but we did
work very hard to get to that number. Um so like I said, the details will be out tomorrow. So May 4th, we can discuss that a little further. anyone in the committee wants has any questions or comments at this point?
>> No, I think it's a good job. Thank you. >> Chief, >> it has police chief here. >> Okay. Usually goes first. Uh good evening everyone. For the month of March for statistical data, uh we had
18 open police cases with a total of 51 for the year. Uh there were 86 motor vehicle violations issued a total of 153 for the year. Uh there were 273 motor vehicle stops with a total of 542 for the year. Uh for the month they
responded to 834 calls for service with a total for the year of 2337. So pretty pretty busy. Um know some of you may have heard some of you may not. Last week around our county, there were several uh bomb threats called into our
local schools. Um we didn't have any, but our officers did respond over to We normally do Walters anyway. Um but they did a couple extra that day. Um I think on the second one, Dr. Tartisi actually asked the guys, "Hey, you want to hang around?" So they did and they actually participated in gym class with the kids,
walked around and interacted with them. Um and it was very well received. So it was pretty cool. Um and then subsequently we we had already had it scheduled myself and Dr. Tortichi um we conducted a active shooter drill on Wednesday morning as soon as the kids got to school. Um I wanted it done in
real time so we can see how they perform not knowing um and the officers didn't know either until I called them there and uh did a good job. Uh everyone did exactly what we're supposed to do. Found out there's an issue one of the doors not locking the way it's supposed to. So he fixed that. But um but it was a good
it was a good day. So, I'm happy about that. >> But, um, other than that, that's it for right now. >> Good. Thank you, Chief. >> John, public works. >> Yes. >> Good evening. Uh, we put out a ton and a
half of patch asphalt for holes. Uh, we picked up we had to order two 30 yard dumpsters because our chipper was down for 3 weeks. So, we filled two 30 yard dumpsters full of brush.
Um, and then when we got the chipper back, we chipped up 30 30 cubic yards of chipped up brush. Um, turn the leaves again. We had 11 rows. We're down to eight now. So, they're doing their thing.
Um, we redid all the dragged all the ball fields, the infields. All five fields were done and now we're starting for ball season, which we'll be keeping up on that. Uh, we cleaned up Gateway Park
and down at the Columns Park. And we put up two street signs that were knocked down and we had three arrow signs at Newton's landing that we kept blowing over from I guess the wind we had and um
we finally we uh we had a lot of trees especially up the West Avenue trails. We we had a tremendous amount of trees go down but our biggest tree was down uh back behind Janice Laura's house. I mean, it was big and we finally got back
there to take care of it because the the grass was so muddy that we couldn't drive a truck in there make without making gigantic ruts and then we had to, you know, we had to cut all that. Um, I'm going to start working on the hedges. I want to clean up the hedges on
the police side and I'm going to start cleaning these hedges here that have gotten way out of control so we can keep in control. I have a a new fresh body, young, strong. So, uh, I'm going to be
working on that. Yeah. And that's it. >> That's good. John, anybody have any questions for John? >> Oh, John, in front of the ice cream bar, can you paint the curb in front of the ice cream bar yellow again? >> That's where I park. I mean,
>> yeah. >> It's just it's getting a little dull and people have been parking in front of there. So, >> yeah, no problem. >> Some people park here and run in and out, I think. So, right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right, Bev, you're up now. >> Okay. um committee will uh remember that
we received the 2026 Burlington County History Partnership uh program grant for our historical um history board. Um it's to stabilize and repair the sneakbox sailing boat. So today uh Miss Simmona signed the uh the agreement and we'll be
getting that off to the county. Um, so that's that's moving along and I'll be getting a copy to Peter and John and that's it. >> Oh, okay. And um, Deputy Municipal Clerk Ar
>> Nothing. Okay. Okay. And the introduction of the 2026 municipal budget. We have a resolution introducing the 2026 municipal budget and we're setting the public hearing for
May 4th, 2026 at 7 p.m. at the municipal building, 770 Coopertown Road, Delena, New Jersey. Is there a motion to introduce this? >> Okay. So, >> okay. Scott Carol. Okay.
>> Roll call, please. >> Mr. Bartlett. >> Yes. >> Mr. McFaden. >> Yes. Mr. >> Yes. >> Miss Seuss. >> Yes. >> Mpatrick. >> Yes. >> Uh consent agenda. Does anybody have any questions regarding any of the consent
agenda items? They look pretty standard to me. Uh consent agenda items are considered to be routine and will be enacted with a single motion. Any item requiring discussion will be removed from the consent agenda. All consent agenda items
will be reflected in full in the minutes. Resolution 202666 award a bid and contract for New Jersey DOT FY2025 municipal aid road improvement and
township funded program that's the new Landing Boulevard and the school parking lot. Uh, resolution 202667, resolution certifying leans against certain properties for costs incurred by the township in accordance with chapter
250 of the township code. That's for snow removal. Resolution 2668, dispose of out of service office equipment. That's a laptop. uh 202669 resolution to cancel taxes due to total
veteran exemption pursuant to NJSA 54 col 4-3 at paragraph 3A approval of business license 202620 through 2026 26
approve payment of bills in the amount of $220,59130 as per The bill list run date April 6, 2026. A motion to approve the consent agenda items. >> I'll make a motion. >> I'll second. >> Okay.
>> Roll call, please. >> Mr. Bartlett, >> yes. >> Mr. McFaden, >> yes. >> Mr. Olette, >> yes. >> Miss Seuss, >> yes. >> Mrs. Fitzpatrick, >> yes. >> Um, correspondence, P. >> Yes. We received a letter from JIF um
letting us know that we have been uh that we earned $3,100 as a result of our outstanding performance in 2025 um in the safety incentive program. Um that's uh a lack of um injuries, you know,
being safe in the workplace and uh and also the governing body members taking classes that help to get us credits um towards our our fees, which is which is great. Um last year we used that money towards uh Cooper EAP
um which is a health services for employees um the bowling party for the employees that um Aaron um have worked on and uh it's it's just basically for us being safe and well and Aaron Provenzano continues to do a good job with that.
>> Yes. Turn it over. And uh Aaron Prozano was u acknowledged or awarded uh the JIF wellness award for uh this past year and for the work that uh she's done with the team and leading the
team uh on wellness and uh safety uh I believe uh Adam from the police department's uh >> in partnership with her but she was recognized at the uh breakfast award.
>> That's nice. Yeah. Can we circle back to the history grant? Um I know the history board had applied for was it like 10,000 something to have the seat box >> and we only received the 6861. So I
believe in our budget we actually are going to cover the difference in that so that we're able to do the renovation completely. >> Go ahead giving them that information at their meeting. I just wanted to make it a public record. >> That's good. Thank you. >> Yeah. Once it's approved. Yeah.
Good. Anything else, Beth? >> No, that's it. >> Okay. Meeting is now open to the public for comments and qu questions session two. >> Okay. Go ahead, Peter. >> Yeah. Peter 303 Avenue. Can I just thank
the uh you folks for uh passing that extra piece because without that little matching grant the 68,000 wouldn't have done anything because we couldn't have done the job without it. So this means we can eventually go forward and
terrific. Thanks very much. >> That's great. >> Anyone else? >> I'll close this portion of the meeting to the public and discussion items. Hawk Island um map of trails and um I guess
Scott, you want to talk about that? You did an excellent job, I think. >> Yeah, sure. We um if you recall about two years ago, we first started mapping the trails when we decided to uh reopen Hawk Island to the public. We came up with um just a generic overlay of the uh
trails on Google Earth, which we initially uh went to the police department as well as went to the the county. So, they had the trails and the locations in case there was an emergency out there. And now, we're going to now that, you know, we're finally into a
nice season, we're going to get um the sign thing out there like we have over at Shield West Avenue Trails. And instead of the ugly Google Earth print with some lines on it, um I use my
wonderful artistic um skills. And it's our printer here for some reason makes everything darker than it is. It's a little lighter in color, but um this will be posted there. I imagine like a 24x36 size for the visitors to come to
the trails uh so they can see exactly what's where. And there'll be a little brochure holder there where they get copies of this. And has all the different trails outlined, the distance, where they all connect, and all sorts of sites out there.
Yes. Anybody have any questions? Because I thought it was an excellent job. >> No, it's great. >> Yeah, >> we have to purchase the enclosure for this and we're going to use the uh the open space money to do that. >> Yeah, that's fair. >> So, we'll um once Scott, as long as you
can get this printed, it's high resin off, right? 24 by36, we'll find something that'll >> Yeah, I'll run it over at a Staples. They have a poster printer thing there. >> Yeah. >> Something that won't fade in the sun. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then the enclosure, we'd like to
have that all done before the cleanup on June 13th. >> Yep. >> Okay, great. >> And I imagine Deb, we have the open space funds readily available, so we could just go ahead and order that. >> Okay. >> And I guess public works will install that. John, >> where you going to put it? On the right
or the left? >> I'd probably say on the left, kind of near the um >> gate, >> the sea box. That area. Yep. >> Once you're inside. >> Yeah. You want to put it on the inside or >> Yeah, the inside of the gated area. >> Yes, they're going in. Yeah, it would
make sense to be on the inside. Mhm. >> Well, you won't see the sign until you get in then. >> The purpose of it is for the people that are going in to walk so they can see this the the trails and then we'll have something I guess is there something
that would be attached to that for the pamphlet? >> Yeah. like a clear box and we'll have to have stuff public works dig like what we have up west. >> Yeah. And one of those brochure holders like um we put Peter's in for history
around. We'll have that for these uh >> we're going to need public works out there on the cleanup because we're going to need the holes dug and then the cement poured in the holes. >> So I think we already requested them for that day, right? >> Yeah, I think Debbie has that down. Yeah.
>> And you already said you got your new strong guy. So, >> yeah. Good. >> I think we we already did this, but I just want to make sure as part of this discussion, we did a fair amount of work on chapter 193 a couple years ago to update it >> for Hawk Island permitted uses,
prohibited usage regulations. Do we have There is some signage out there that references that already, right? >> Oh, yeah. Different languages. >> Yeah. Right on the gate. >> Just want to make sure that was there. Being maintained, still in place. >> Yeah. before you even walk in. It's right on the gauge. >> I think that's great. >> Spanish, this couple with that sort of
covers all the bases. And I can just say as an avid hiker, including a hike this weekend, when you get somewhere and there's no indication as to where you actually are or where you're supposed to go next, >> it kind of almost becomes it really does become a safety issue and especially if someone needs a emergency response. So, I think
>> this in the all trails app, too, so when people go on the they do their hikes, they can have it already mapped out. Um, but yeah, the signs are like 24 by 36 each because there's like a million rules. So, >> yeah, and they're all listed. >> Okay, good. I just wanted to make sure
we were covering both faces. And as long as those are up, I'm I'm >> I think it's a good approach. >> Yeah, one day when you're in town, actually during the daytime, we'll take you for a hike out there. >> I I have been once. >> Yeah. >> But I would love to go again. It's It's kind of a magical spot.
>> It is. It is. Okay. So, we're all in favor of that. No additional comments or questions for Matt other or for Scott other than a job well done. >> Thanks. All right. I'll clean it up and get it printed. >> Okay. Great. Thank you. Uh and the next
item is a proposed ordinance amending chapter 245-16 governing solid waste and mandatory recycling collection of tires fees for disposal by the township. And um John, did you want to address this? Because I
know when we collect tires now, the cost has increased. >> Whatever the price that they charge at the landfill, we at least have to charge that. >> Yeah. Do we >> we have some residents that really take advantage of it? >> And they have a limit too, right? When
you do your cleanup, the residents do. Um we were only charging, I think, >> $2. >> 250 with a rim. Yeah. >> Yeah. And that's gone. That's outdated now. >> What do they charge us now? Five. >> They're five. >> Five.
>> Five. Yeah. And then I think um >> I gave you everyone should have a kind of a spreadsheet this year. >> Yeah, it's in it's in your packet. Um I just wonder if we should charge more because of handling than $5. I mean, John, you have to
>> Oh, we we >> call them. we can take some of the money out of the cleanup, you know, for clean communities. >> Okay. >> So, that's why we're trying to give a break. But, uh, still bottom line is that, you know, there's a lot of tires
that go to the landfill. I can tell you that. >> I know like Riverton charges 10 just a flat 10. Um, I mean, we we got a list of what all the other towns are charging. We were charging uh our chart here says
$2. Yeah, >> $5 for 16 to 19 inch rim span and tires over 20 was 10 each tire rim a dollar. So >> we we don't really pick up too many tires during a year at the cleanup.
We get anywhere from up to 100 tires. >> Yeah. >> So that's a lot of tires. So, and you think um the county charges 550 actually if it has a rim
tires under 100 pounds 450 uh truck tire 9 uh trucks with rims 10. So, shouldn't we charge at least what the county's charging? Absolutely. Okay. >> Absolutely. >> Yeah. I don't know how they um
>> how do they get how do the residents pay for it? >> They get they they come to town hall and pay for the windows. >> This that was the policy. But since we've been doing the cleanup, that's probably why we have a little bit everybody saves their tires. >> Yeah. >> For the cleanup. We have two cleanups,
>> but we're able to take that out of the clean communities money. >> Oh, so we weren't charging them when they come for the cleanup? >> No. >> No. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah, we should. >> We should. somebody to kill us the money, right? Somebody >> whatever the landfill's charging that's
what you got charged. >> So, um, so we need to amend our ordinance and maybe we should include all these fees that the county has. >> But if we're going to charge the day of the cleanup for the tire disposal, somebody from the township has to be
there to collect the money, right? >> Yeah. And I'm just wondering, um, I know we have some people here >> is free. >> Oh, yeah. >> I know. But nobody's going to get rid of their tires. They're going to wait till then, right? So, it's kind of irrelevant to do this if we're not going to charge the day to clean them.
>> So, do we have enough clean communities money to do that? >> Yeah, we we've been doing >> if they're fees are so much higher than ours and we're not even collecting them. >> Well, we're paying everything out of the clean communities. >> Okay. >> And you're making sure the local the
Deleno residents who are >> Absolutely. Okay. Driver's license required. Go. >> And they have a And they have a minimum. >> They have a minimum amount that they >> four four tires. >> Okay. >> Maximum. Um so do we Doug? We need to
amend our ordinance then to at least include what the county's charging um for if they were just coming in and say they have tires. This is not going to be done on the cleanup day apparently because it's free. >> Bev had sent me a draft. Did she include
that to what you guys got to >> I guess? >> Yes. Yeah, that should be your >> Okay. >> So, you guys can either review it and act on it next meeting or if you're satisfied with it, you can act tonight. I I think I'm okay with the uh going
with the county piece. Uh I guess because we're on the Delaware River and the Rancokus Creek, I know I've pulled a few tires out of the Rancokus because people >> Yeah, they Yeah. Uh, I don't know what the situation may be.
>> One good thing clean up day. >> There's not many tires. I shouldn't say that. >> There's not many tires that we have to pick up along the street. And that was always happening. >> You know, so >> what are you going to do? You can't just
leave tires around. You got to pick them up. You know, >> that's the old one. [ __ ] I don't see any >> drift. Is there a drift? >> Yeah, it's um >> page in the back, >> right?
>> You could do something if you're going to limit them to four for free on cleanup day that they have to come in by Friday to pay for any additional >> or maybe they not good idea. That's very good idea. >> Yeah. Maybe they not bring it or rearrange for for pickup if it's if it's over. That way they they pay for it. We
could, you know, >> you'd be surprised what people do to get rid of tires. >> No, I wouldn't. >> I I swear there must have been 12 or 15 in front of Rossy's and they they took they got rid of them. I don't think the township did. They did a nice job
cleaning that property up. >> Yeah, finally. >> Yeah. 50 some years. But it looks good. So, do we want to have this for first reading since Bev already has the draft here with the amounts that the county charges?
>> I'm fine with that. >> Yeah. So, what would that ordinance number be? >> That would be ordinance 2606. >> Okay. And it would be uh read by title only and set public hearing for April 20th.
>> Okay. So, it would be um a motion to approve ordinance amending chapter 245-16 governing solid waste and mandatory recycling, collection of tires, fees for
disposal by the township by title only and the public hearing set for April 6th. >> April 20th. >> April 20th. >> Oh, yeah. Today's April 6th. April 20th. So, we have a motion. >> So, move
>> second. >> Okay. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Bartlett, >> yes. >> Mr. McFad, >> yes. >> Mr. Olette, >> yes. >> Miss Seuss, >> yes. >> Miss Fifth, >> yes.
>> Okay. Is anything else? Anyone have any additional items for discussion? Nope. There being none, I'll call for a motion to adjurnn. So >> move second.
>> McFadden. Roll call. I >> I >> unequivocally. We want you.