Deleno Township Committee meeting of March 16, 2026, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Deleno Township Municipal Building, 770 Coopertown Road, Deleno, New Jersey. >> We are recording. >> We are recording and we are live.
>> Oh, great. Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Uh, welcome to the township committee meeting on March 16, 2026. Can I have a roll call, please? >> All right. Mr. Bartlett >> here.
>> Mr. McFaden >> here. >> Mr. Ole >> here. >> Miss Seuss >> here. Miss Fitzpatrick >> here. >> Also present, Mrs. Simon, council administrator. Uh, Mr. Fox is not here tonight. U, Mrs.
Russell, our municipal clerk. Mrs. Hart, our deputy municipal clerk, and Mr. Warren, our police chief. Please join me in the flag salute. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Uh Bev, please read this sunshine statement. >> Please be advised the proper notice of this meeting has been given in compliance with the Open Public Meetings
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in accord with the official notice. Announcement. Please silence your cell phones and refer to the rules governing public comment attached to this agenda. >> Thank you. Uh at this time I would call for a moment of silence
um for two residents of Delo. One is a retired police chief patrolman Edward Graham. Um I think a lot of people here may have known Eddie. Uh he lived around the corner from me. Uh what a great guy when he retired from from Dela Township
as a police officer. And his cat Curly moved in with with us for 14 years. years he lived in my house. Ed would visit him occasionally. Uh what a great guy. Um he's he will be sorely missed. Uh another Deleno resident from Newton's
Landing, uh June Jillo. Um she had a gift for conversation and um just a way of making people feel really comfortable and uh welcomed from the moment you met her. So let's have a
moment of silence for those two. Thank you. So now we have a special presentation. Our chief is going to start this. >> Good evening everyone. Thank you for coming out. um had the honor of
presenting officer care with the Lauren C. Stern officer of the year award. Um officer K last year was phenomenal. I had him in a ton of classes in preparation for his new role as detective. Um never complained as well
as being officer in charge of the ship for the last two years. Anything I need from him, he's always available, helpful to the guys. Um and he's grown immensely uh since he joined our department in 2022. But I'm very proud of him, thankful to have him here. One of the
cool things to career, he's our first Hispanic officer. Um so that's also a testament that we're growing and be more represented the community that we serve. So on behalf of the town police department, thank you for this award. Wolf have a proclamation.
>> Yes. >> We have something else for you. >> And I'll read you this uh proclamation. at town of Paleno honoring patrolman Ray Karia recipient of the Lawrence C. Stern's officer of the year award.
Whereas it is the desire of Deleno Township to recognize patrolman Ray Gray for his dedication and commitment to the Delo Township Police Department, the residents of the Deleno community and his profession as the recipient of the
Lawrence C. Stern's office of the year award. And whereas patrolman Korea was hired in July 2022 and currently serves as patrolman. And whereas patrolman Koreah exhibits a positive work ethic
coupled with an encouraging attitude as a police officer. And whereas patrolman Koreah's confidence together with his character and desire to learn and embrace new training opportunities demonstrates his ability to grow and
thrive in our police department. Now therefore be it proclaimed by the township committee of the township of Delanco that officer Ray Perea is hereby commended for his accomplishment as the recipient of the Lawrence C. Stern's officer of the year award in witness
whereof the mayor deputy mayor and committee persons have caused these presents to be executed in the seal of the NRA township affix the 16th day of March 2016. want to come down take a photo. Congratulations.
>> All in the back. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> That was the skinny one. >> You're welcome. Thank you. Uh before you leave, we're going to introduce uh another Yeah, we're Before
you leave, gentlemen, please. Uh >> we have another officer we want to introduce tonight. >> Anyone left? >> Yes. >> Here we go. All right, come on up here.
>> Come on. We're gonna have the chief introduce you. We're so proud to have you. >> Also want to for introduce Jasmine car. Jasmine uh just started now a month and a half >> and she's our first officer. So uh she's already half of the department. So I
wanted to welcome her. >> Yes. >> AWESOME. YEAH. >> CAN WE have >> and I mayor I do have one other introduction. Um we conducted interviews
for public works department and we have interviewed Mr. Zack Gold. I just gold I just want you to stand up so everybody can meet him. He is starting in two days and I just want to point out that he comes to us with substantial experience primarily in
parks and recreation fields. So he will be a great addition >> to the public arts department. So I just want everybody to welcome him aboard. >> So welcome to Deleno. >> Thank you. >> Happy to have you. >> Yes. >> Take a little recess.
>> Yes. Yes. Now we can recess. back to here. >> Apparently, >> you're old now. >> It's good. >> Why'd you get 50? >> I know. >> I just went down and said something to my dad. I got an old one that's just old. like you just got her name right
>> and you had to say it hard. >> I just said something to >> something else. >> Oh man, I got to deal with it. >> First of all, >> oh man, [ __ ] use my butt, man. What happened?
>> I just told you. Okay, I guess we'll move on. Um, the first item on the agenda is ordinance 2026 uh 3, ordinance authorizing the installation of various capital improvements in and
for the township of Delanco, County of Burlington, New Jersey, appropriating the sum of $200,000 therefore from the capital improvement fund and 50,000 capital fund balance. This is the second reading by title only and the public
hearing. So the public is it's now open to the public for any questions or issues regarding this ordinance. There being none, I'll close this portion of the meeting to the public. And is there an ordinance uh I mean, excuse me, a motion to authorize
ordinance 20263? >> I'll make a motion. Second >> roll call, please. >> Mayor. >> Oh, yes. >> If you could ask uh our township administrator just a quick synopsis of
uh the ordinance for um where we're going to spend the money, I guess. >> Sure. This is actually for the Delaware Avenue Road project. This is basically a bookkeeping ordinance to allocate funds that were already budgeted but now assigned to a specific project. So, this
isn't anything new. It's just allocating um where we're going to spend the funds. So, it is Delaware. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Do we have a roll call, please? >> Yes. Mr. Bartlett? >> Yes. >> Mr. McPaden?
>> Yes. >> Mr. Olette? >> Yes. >> Miss Zeus? >> Yes. >> Mr. Fitzpatrick? >> Yes. Uh, next item is ordinance 20264 authorizing acquisition of property at
block 2300 lot 9 on Hawk Island within the township of Delano. This is the second reading by title only in the public hearing. Hearing is now open to the public. Questions or concerns on this ordinance? There being none, I'll close this
portion of the meeting to the public. A motion to approve ordinance 20264. >> So move >> Matt Bartlett and >> Scott >> or Scott, I'm sorry. Scott Bartlett
>> and who second? Okay, >> I'll second >> and Fern second. Okay. >> But again, uh for the the public, the uh what's lot nine block uh 23 uh on on
Hawk Island. Again, just a quick uh sharing something with the public about that lot that we're purchasing. >> Well, it's uh I think we're actually purchasing this in lie of taxes. is the cost is $10,000
to the township and it's for a property that is privately owned that we are uh taking ownership of >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> And just to correct that statement, it's not in lie of taxes. This >> Oh, I thought it was. No,
>> this is a property. It's currently assessed to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. This is this is the property when you first get to the end of Vine Street that where you enter right at the gate. Um and it's not incredibly that big uh compared to the whole size of Hawk Island. when we've
been reviewing everything over the last couple years of the trails and whatnot and um when we first started talking about the Hulk Island with uh getting uh the police department out there to patrol, we contacted the New Jersey D to
discuss getting the rights to go on the property. And New Jersey D clued us into the fact that they don't own the property, nor have they ever. and I spent probably about six months doing research on it and they in fact do not own it and it's actually owned from the
original developer of that area. Actually his great great grandchildren at this point um Mr. Walter Walters Avenue. >> Yeah. >> Um so we are getting a quick claim deed from the great great whatever their
family >> for that parcel. It was le was basically a leftover lot from when they developed Walters Avenue, Washington and Vine, I believe. And >> but we are paying $10,000 for it. >> Yes.
>> Okay. Thank you, Matt. >> Uh, ordinance 2000. >> We need >> Oh, I thought we did. >> So, that was motioned by Mr. Bartlett, seconded by Mr. Allette. >> Yes. >> Mr. Bartlett. >> Yes. >> Mr. McFaden. >> Yes. >> Mr. Olette. >> Yes.
>> Miss Seuss. Yes, Miss Fitzpatrick. >> Yes. And Scott, thanks for all your work uh tracking down all that deed information. I know it was very cumbersome and labor, so thank you for that. >> That's the understatement. You're welcome. >> Yeah, I think he loves doing that, though. I think that's >> do it for a living. So,
>> that's his calling. Ordinance uh 20265, an ordinance to amend chapter 238 of the township of Delanco Municipal Code governing shade trees. This is the second reading by title only and public hearing. This is
regarding the appeal process. Um meeting is open to the public for any questions or concerns regarding this ordinance. There being none, I'll close this portion of the meeting to the public. Is there a motion to adopt ordinance 2265?
>> So move. Second. >> Roll call, please. Mr. Bartlett, >> yes. >> Mr. McFaden, >> yes. >> Mr. Olette, >> yes. >> Miss Seuss, >> yes. >> Miss Fitzpatrick, >> yes. Thank you. And thank you to Carolyn for getting that appeal process uh in a
much nicer format. Meeting over to the public for comments and questions regarding agenda items only at this time. Um Christine Holland, 319 Delaware Avenue. Um just a question about the
consent agenda item for establishing a petty cash fund for wreck. Um just a little information would be appreciated on that. Um not saying any ulterior motives or what have you, but petty cash funds are, you know, typically hard to track and get away from people easily.
So a a purchasing card is typically the the way that people go if we're not going employee or sorry reimbursements um directly anymore. So um we just like to know kind of what prompted that. What other commissions in town do you make use of petty cash fund and what kind of
audit trail will be associated with it? Thank you. >> Deon, you want to explain that? >> Sure. We had some changes to the procedures with the recreation commission. So, we decided that it would be in the best interest to have a a mixed cash checkbook available to the rec department that would be audited by
myself and our CFO regularly. And again, when the audit happens, the annual audit, it is just for emergent purposes. If somebody, you know, last minute event needs to grab something quickly, they won't put something on their credit card, they can get reimbursed immediately, not wait for our next
meeting because they're twice a month. So, um, it's really for emergent situations >> and it's just $500. That's not a large sum. >> Are there other commissions or committees in town that need >> Are there other commissions and committees that have events that need
emer situations and need >> have cash funds established? >> No, because there's no need for that. They don't have events or last minute expenses that they would need it for. Just as they're the way the recreation is going, everything needs a PO now. So if we need on, you know, the carriage
rides to go grab a another thing of hot chocolate, we can go do that for $12. >> Thank you. Okay. Reports. Council of administrator Debbie. >> I just have that we um are out for bid
for Newton's Landing repaving and bid openings will be March 31st. That's all I have this evening, mayor. >> Okay, great. Thank you. Um Chief, >> I don't have anything but one thing from
one of the emails you sent me. I can address to you now. Okay. In regards, you had had someone ask you about the handicap park on Walter. >> That process was just >> completed our last meeting. You made a resolution to get rid of the >> right one. Uh apparently the this person
um questioned handicap parking in general. There's several on Walter, but there's a Is there any His question was how do we maintain them to know that someone is still there that's handicapped or
they're using it properly, whatever. And I told him I would just check with you because as far as I know, you issue it, but there's no followup. >> No, I don't issue it. You guys, you make a resolution to have >> Well, exactly. But you check it out. Don't you have to get the information
first? >> Don't you >> first first we you No, first it's asked to see if there's really even a need for it. That's the first thing, >> right? >> The process and procedures goes through your committee. Once you guys do that, it's on the books. >> Same way that the recent one was taken
off >> by your committee. >> So >> for someone like in that one I believe I think I think someone passed away. I'm not sure. They moved. They moved. He moved. He called. >> He called. Yeah.
>> But I mean, normally people will call and say, "Hey, you know what? I don't need anymore." Or we'll be told, "Hey, someone someone passed away and they're no longer there." So, it would be put to you for a resolution to remove that space. >> Right. So, if we wanted to, their
question was, "How do we follow up on handicap spaces?" I'll put it through I would just put it through Ed code for have him knock and see if they're still there cuz >> it would fall under his >> his guise of Okay. >> Yeah, maybe you can do a >> quarterly check or something.
>> Yeah, maybe we could do a follow-up letter or something to see if they're still using it. >> Um I haven't had any complaints. I don't know about you. >> No, I haven't until Saturday. And um with parking issues on some of these streets >> so difficult when they have a handicap
spot and it's really not being utilized properly by the owner who really asked for it that it may be something we should follow up on. So I'll take that up with that. >> Yeah, I would yeah just have them check. >> Okay. >> And obviously if there's a problem I can send an officer there, but if something were again needs to be removed again then obviously your committee would
determine that. >> Okay, good. Uh just as a side question on that, don't they have to show the placard or the >> when they're parking? Yeah. >> That they're park they're a they're handicapped and they can park there >> when they're parking. Yeah. But if they're if the parking spots's assigned to them,
>> right, >> we know it's there. I'm not going to slap them with having cracking in their window. >> If I know they got it, it's for them. I'm not going to bother them with >> Okay. >> But if someone else But they understand though >> that that's not their spot. It's a handicapped spot. So, if someone else has a a visitor
>> coming to stop by and they're not home and they have a placer, they can park in that spot. They're told that. >> Exactly. >> But, but yeah, but for when it's a sign to someone, >> I'm not going to cuz we know it was a sign. It was made for you. So, I'm not going to bother them. And more often than not, they'll get plates because we
encourage people, hey, you know, instead of coming getting temporary placers from me over and over again, why don't you get it and go to DMV and actually get get plates a lot easier. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I think a quarterly check is way too often. Maybe annual at >> Oh, yeah. I I don't Yeah, >> someone just said quarterly.
>> Well, he he just I'm saying quarterly because if they're complaining about it, I don't want them to say that I didn't put something in place, Scott, for them to go and look into it. So, that's that's >> cuz that'll be the next thing. Well, how come anybody go look? No matter what you do, you're gonna get yelled at, doesn't it? But then I yelled back.
>> So, it's just another followup that Yeah. So, >> okay. I'm just answering a question. >> Yeah. No, not it's answered. >> Resolution 202662. Um Oh, excuse me. Um consent agenda
items. Oh, no. We're not finished. I'm confused tonight. Um township committee Carolyn. Um okay. So, I attended the shade tree meeting on February 25th. There was one application for removal that was denied
on Lilac Avenue. They just had concerns with their sidewalk um being pushed up. It was only about an inch or two, so that was denied. It was a sycamore tree that was perfectly healthy. Um the meeting for the recreation
finance meeting, I attended that. We went over the new process. Um, everybody was on board as far as the recreation members, our CFO Debbie and Aaron from recreation, everybody's familiar with the new process and that is I guess
active now, right? >> It's active. Yes. >> Okay. Um, the house that was first is 211 Lilac just in case anybody wanted to look at it. Um, I also attended the
budget meeting on March 4th. went over um our capital items, met with uh recreation, and also the chief presented his budget. And that's our first budget session. Uh I think we have another one coming up shortly. That's all I have.
Thanks, >> Scott. >> Uh I didn't prepare anything, but uh just real briefly, I uh attended the budget meeting as well, fire department meeting, fire commission meeting. I was not able to attend the board of ed uh last month, but I'll be there this week.
Just had a dental procedure that day, so I wasn't in the mood to go anywhere. Um, but the board of ed meets again this Wednesday evening. And uh just to keep brief, this past Saturday, the uh Pearson school had the eighth grade uh
to sponsor the eighth grade class um the pancake and bingo event. So uh Dr. T and I along with Katherine Plum and Ryan Walter from our rec commission were making the pancakes and the eighth graders were running them from the cafeteria down to the kitchen vice
versa. And um I never want to see a pancake again after cooking all that but it was a very well attended event and everyone had a great time and I learned how to make a lot of pancakes on the fly. >> Were they good? >> I don't know. I didn't have one. I'm
assume I didn't hear any complaints about food poisoning, but I didn't have a chance to >> even eat one. That's how crazy we were going. >> I don't believe >> Let's see. Uh the
go back to I think February 10th, the library meeting and then March 10th it was library meeting. uh attended uh on February 26 uh Scott's presentation with his uh on genealogy and his book. Uh
quite interesting. Uh as far as the library, April 18th is the annual spring tea uh at 11:00 a.m. Reserve your seat. Uh it's $25. Uh advanced purchase or at the door. uh see
part of the DVRPC uh municipal storm water uh management presentation on February the 11th. Uh then on the February 18th was New Jersey state planning meeting. Uh the commissioners had their meeting on February 11th and
25th I was able to attend those. Uh attended the Creek Road 401 401 Creek Road for the RFP. uh and did the walkthrough with the folks there. Uh GIF, we have the meeting on February 17th. Uh we have a meeting
tomorrow, March uh eight uh 17th and uh big thing there I guess is the training for elected officials and there's uh a completion
date of I believe it's May 1st. We have to have those done by >> and they can be done online. >> Yeah. >> OEM for our township over at the firehouse with the rest of the committee. That was
on February 19th. Municipal court was on February 18th. And March 4th, we did the budget uh with the police department. And let's see and history. On March the 4th, we had our
meeting. And uh again the veterans banners there's uh again good progress on that and uh believe the target date is the beginning of September to be able to get those banners uh veteran banners up and displayed in our community for
the uh centennial for Deleno. Uh and that's all I have. Mayor, >> thank you. >> I'm sorry. Mayor, before you go on to uh Phil, one other thing to burn jog my memory. Um for the OEM, we submitted to the uh state office of emergency
management for the FEMA reimbursement from the last storm event. Our totals and Debbie, correct me if remembering correctly, incorrectly was somewhere floating around the number of $26,000 >> for all of us. >> Yeah. between the township and the fire
department for its labor and um salt and equipment, but uh we're right in the >> mid to high 20s that we submitted for FEMA reimbursement. It was declared that the state did meet the minimum threshold, so we should hopefully be
getting money sometime. >> That's good. >> I don't know if in my lifetime, but we submitted for the reimbursement. >> Thank you. >> All right. Uh let's see 219 like Verernet stated I attended the OEM
meeting after the centennial meeting we had uh 228 again I attended the library and did see Scott Barlet's uh well attended and it was very educational
presentation of his new book that he has out. If you don't have one, get one. >> I didn't pay him for that. Thank you. >> 33. Uh I attended the joint land use board. They had two applications that were
heard. Uh one was 800 Coopertown Road, which is the old Soho Studios behind us. Uh theirs was for improving parking lot and all and their loading docks. Uh that was
approved. The other client was 2801 which was Burlington Avenue uh Delanco Auto Repair. Uh that one was denied um the application because such the
parking that they were trying to install was just not sufficient for the area that it's located. Uh March 4th I was here for the budget meeting. Uh March 5th, I was at Environmental Advisory Board. Uh they're
going over some popup events. One of them being um the solar watching the solar eclipse. They're trying uh couple other things they are going to be doing. They're recycling of the lights, the Christmas
lights, and they're working on two events at the library where they'll be discussing um making a mosquito bucket and they're not sure on the other one there. Uh 3:12
I had the summer camp meeting here and 3:14 we had to meet the mayor at the library and attended that and that's it. Mayor, >> good. Thank you. Uh I attended recreation as well. Uh they have a new
setup with see my legacy website for current registrations. Uh so it's really an efficient and easy way to sign up for any activity that the recreation commission's having. So uh the first thing I signed up for was buy
a brick for the centennial. It was really easy. I did show a couple other residents how to do it. Um and as Caroline mentioned, we all we met with the CFO regarding the purchasing process. The flower show was on March 4th. It was a beautiful exhibit and
enjoyed by everybody in attendance. Um, I'll leave some of the dates, upcoming dates to Bev. I forgot Bev and Aaron. I'll bring you in. Sewer authority. I've had two meetings since my last report. Um, projects for 2026 consist of a new
control panel for the Hickory Street pump station and relining issues on Larchmont and Delue from manhole to manhole. Um, this project's going out to bid. Uh we're also in the process of excavating the dry beds. Uh Beverly will
be in the process process of installing a headwork system that will consist of two screening processes. The first will be screening the system to remove gloves, rags, etc. And the second will be screening solids, sand, and light
gravel. So yes, people do throw rags, gloves, debris down their drain or their toilet. So it is going to be a screening process that will help. Um operations reports on fire. Our next meeting is
April 14th. Uh trash collection. If anybody has a problem, you can call town hall extension 222. Jessica is in charge of that. She will make sure your trash is picked up. Uh we did uh have a walkth
through as Fern indicated February 12th for 401 Creek Road uh Centennial. I attended that meeting. I attended the OEM meeting. I attended the history board meeting um regarding the presentation at Centennial Park and the
time capsule and also the calendar and the veterans flag. I believe Steven Lure is working with them to get photos together for the calendar. I visited the residents at uh Living Springs. We had a discussion of what's happening in town as well as discussions
on the ID requirements for voting uh and Phil and I met with some residents at the library and of course budgets are ongoing. So um that's all I have and now I will go back to Bev. I'm sorry I missed you. Okay.
Um, just a couple quick things. This Monday, March 23rd, we'll start brush collection again for the year. Um, brushes collected the last full week of each month from March to September. We do ask um if residents would call the week before or by the week before to get
their address on the list. Um, just a quick trash update. This is last week was our second week with the the split town um the end of two days and it's going pretty pretty good, pretty smoothly. Um it seems we seem to have gotten the word out. Um
and the trash company's been very responsive if anyone was missed. Um and then one other thing I think it's March 28th coming up is the Easter egg hunt at Field of Dreams. Um do what is the time for that, Phil or Carolyn? >> 12. >> 12:45. >> 12 Okay.
be there on time or you don't get any eggs. I remember that. I saw this. >> Um so that that's it for um for my >> Thank you. Erin, do you have anything to report? >> Basket. >> Okay. Thank you.
>> Okay, we'll move on to consent agenda items. 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. Uh resolution uh 202661, a resolution to hire a public works laborer. Resolution 202662 authorizing appointment of CBRE,
an appraiser for uh an appraisal of Hawk Island block 2300 lot 3. Resolution 202663 establishing uh resolution establishing a recreation petty cash fund.
Approval of business license 2026 1- 20268 202610 through 202615 202617 and 202618.
Approval of minutes for December 22nd, 2025. Uh January 5th, 2026, the regular meeting. RIOR January 5th, 2026. And board of health January 5th, 2026
regular meeting. app approved payment of bills in the amount of $1,156,837.98 as per the bill list run dated March 16th 2026. Is there a motion to approve the consent agenda items?
>> So move second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Bartlett, >> yes. >> Mr. McFaden, >> yes. >> Mr. Olette, >> yes. >> Miss Zeus, >> yes. Miss Fitzpatrick. >> Yes. >> A correspondence, Beth. >> All right. Two items. Uh, one, we
received an email from Senator Senator Singleton's uh, chief of staff last Friday, which I distributed to all of you. Um, this is an annual thing where the senator asks, uh, the different municipalities for any wish list of of projects um that he might include in the
budget. um the state budget is a little tight this year, but he did ask again if we um have one to three small to midsized um budget asks. So um we will be compiling a list and submitting that. Um if anyone had any additional we had a
couple of um couple of suggestions so far. Um one was uh to be used towards Ash Street towards the seaw wall that we need to build there um to help with remediation. Um also for I believe it was for Gateway Park and
>> yeah um also let's see uh one was for um I sent you that letter April Beth in front of me >> Union A >> Union A boat ramp and uh there was one other item on that list um >> Gateway Park.
>> Yeah, but Gateway we already they already did the signs. There was there was another item besides the boat ramp. Um, I I don't have it in front of me. I forget. I know. I I sent it to you.
Um, oh, here it is. Let's see. Maybe I do have it. Nope, I don't. I know there was one other item, but I think what we should do is include the two items that were left on Richard's letter dated April the
5th. There were two items left on that that we had submitted to him before. One was the school parking lot which came off >> field of dreams. >> Oh yeah, the tot lot for the field of dreams. >> Yeah, >> that's what it was. >> Uh the tot. And I think we should at least submit those items. Does somebody
have anything else they want to submit? It's nice to submit at least three or four items. Scott, no. So I would at least submit those three items. >> Yeah. >> Miner and I will take care of that. Okay. Um, second piece of
correspondence. Um, for the last meeting we had received, um, two letters of interest for appointment to the open alternate position on joint land use board. Um, one from Mr. Grabb who um did um remove himself from from that list. He had a lot of things going on right
now. So, he has to be removed. And the other was from Charles Gross. Uh, the subcommittee met and interviewed Mr. Gross and they highly recommend him for the position. Um they currently our alternate number two position is vacant.
So this um would be for that. The subcommittee suggested that Cristiana Ellis, who's our current alternate number three, be moved up to alternate two for the unexpired term um expiring December 31st, 2026. And that Mr. Gross be appointed to the alternate number
three position um the unexpired term expiring December 31st, 2026. So, um, we could, uh, make a motion to appoint Mr. Gross for the Joint Land Use Board. Does anyone want to make that motion?
>> I'll make the motion to appoint Mr. Gross to alternate number three position for the Joint Land Use Board term expiring December 31st, 2026. >> I'll second. >> Roll call, please. Mr. Bartlett,
>> yes. >> Mr. McFaden, >> yes. Mr. Olette. >> Yes. >> Miss Seuss. >> And Miss Fitzpatrick. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> All the correspondents that I have. >> Thank you. U meeting open to the public.
Session two. There being no comments from the public, I'll close this portion of the meeting to the public. Is there any other items for discussion? There being none, there's no need for executive session. Is there a motion to adjurnn?
>> Some move. Second. >> All in favor? I I I >> Thank you.