DelenCo Township Committee meeting of April 20th, 2026 beginning at 7 p.m. at the Deleno Township Municipal Building, 770 Coopertown Road, Deleno, New Jersey. >> Mayor, we are recording and we are live. >> Oh, great. Okay. Well, good evening
everyone and welcome to the township committee meeting on April 20th, 2026. Can I have a roll call, please? Beth, >> Mr. Bartlett is absent. Mr. McFaden >> here. >> Mr. Olette >> here. >> Miss Seuss is absent. Miss Fitzpatrick
>> here. >> Okay. Also present, Mrs. Seminero, our administrator. Um, Mrs. Russell, our municipal clerk. Mrs. Hart, our deputy municipal clerk, uh, 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, would you please read the sunshine statement? >> Yes, mayor. Please be advised the proper notice of this meeting has been given in compliance with the open public meetings act in the following manner. Written notice has been mailed to the Burlington County Times and Courier Post and published in the December 28th, 2025
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comment attached to this agenda. >> Thank you, Ben. Um, at this time I would ask for a moment of silence reming John Rancamp. U many of you may remember John. He's a longtime resident of
Delanco and also a developer for Delanco Newton's Landing uh the point and um High Point. He was responsible for starting those developments. Um other contractors did take over. So, let's have a moment of
silence for John. Thank you. Uh the first item on the agenda is ordinance 20266 amending chapter 24516 governing solid waste and mandatory
recycling collection of tires fees for disposal by the township. This is the second reading by title only and public hearing. So this hearing is now open to the public. We are amending our fees to
um actually comply with the county's fees because our fees were so low. So that's what we are doing. So that uh whatever the public pays us, that's what we have. That's what the county charges us. So
uh there being no questions or concerns from the public, I'll close this portion to the public and have a uh a motion. I'll make a motion. >> Okay. >> I'll second. >> Okay. Roll call, please.
>> Mr. McFaden. >> Yes. >> Mr. Olette. >> Yes. >> Miss Fitzpatrick. >> Yes. Our meeting is now open to the public for comments and questions. Agenda. This is for agenda items only. Session one. There being none, I'll close this
portion of the meeting to the public. Okay. comments and reports. Township administrator. >> Thank you, mayor. Um, in this agenda, we have um a resolution that we are
receiving $20,000 for the green communities for uh D us to do a tree inventory. So, this resolution is going to authorize that grant award. Um, this is the one that goes back to 2024. They're a little behind. um still
stacked from COVID. Um and there's also you'll see a sidebar agreement on here and it's for the Deleno Township Police Association. There's no change to the existing contract. We're just adding additional language to for clarification.
And I'm happy to report that so far we have eight children signed up for this Thursday for Take Your Child to Work Day. >> Oh, good. So, we're Bev and I have been planning some things to uh keep them active, maybe bring them in here. We have them going into each of the
offices, so we're actually looking forward to it. >> Oh, that should be fun for the kids. Great. >> Anything else? That is it. >> Okay. Uh department heads, the chief. >> I don't have much tonight. Only um in
the preliminary stages of planning for our national night out. It's going to be on August 4th this year uh from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. So we'll have some uh do a little bigger and better this year than we did last year improving some things. So looking forward to it. So more information will come near you on that date. >> Great.
>> Other than that, that's all I have for you. >> Thank you, Chief. >> Be um for affordable housing. Um, as you know, beginning last year, the fourth round of affordable housing took effect and uh, municipalities including Delanco
had a list of documents and procedures that had to meet statutory deadlines um, for accepting and approving all of our designations. Last week, Mr. Heinald filed the final consent order and related schedule with Judge Cook in accord to the 4:15 deadline and um, with
that uh, we are in full compliance. Um, Delanco continues to be in a very good position with regards to affordable housing and we have met all of our requirements to date. And then, uh, community block development grant, CDBG grant news. Um, I attended the most
recent meeting on April 9th and the county has received full funding from HUD for the 2025 projects and we received our signed and accepted subgrantee agreement for our 25 uh, grant funded project which will be a continuation of handicapped uh, ramps
throughout town. And Mr. Fox will probably update us in May, beginning of May, beginning of June as to going out to bid and when we're going to award that contract and the project will begin. And Mrs. Hart is going to update us on some upcoming events.
Just a reminder, this weekend, uh, Saturday, April 25th, starting at 9:00 a.m. is the town Line yard sale. Uh, we are finishing finalizing the maps this week and expect to have them out later around Thursday, probably. They will be
available in our lobby as well as local businesses around town. The firehouse will be having their hokey sale and the Boy Scouts will be having their four girls sale. The following weekend, Saturday, May 2nd, we have our sharing event at Foranka residence in the
parking lot of the new disabil building from 8 to 12, rain or shine. Um, and then we will also have community cleanup day that Saturday, May 2nd from 7 to 3 at the public works garage where they will take electronics, tires, and many
other trash items that you may have. >> Thank you, Aaron. Uh, we do want to add that we may change the um yard sale date and Bev will uh do an update to everyone Thursday. We'll make a final decision whether or not we're going to continue
it to next week or Sunday cuz it looks like Saturday may be a total rain out and um the firehouse will still sell their sandwiches, their hogies. Uh if it's raining, I doubt the Boy Scouts will be out there cooking. So, we'll
send an email blast out. So, I hope everybody here gets our emails. Does everybody here get their email? Our emails. Good. Um, so that's what we'll do with that. >> Mayor, on the uh cleanup day at uh
public works, we're collect we're accepting tires. We had I thought a discussion that we were going to limit it to four. >> It is four. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's four. Four per resident or household.
>> They have to have proof, too. Yeah. Um Okay. So Fern and with that I'll let you do your report. >> Uh let's see. The history board uh again has made a lot of movement on the
veterans banners and I believe somewhere around May 18th the uh forms will be available so people can start ordering their uh banners. Uh these are for the banners out on uh Burlington Nav where we have decorative
polls. Matter of fact, uh the banners that are out there right now, uh that were just put out are for the uh our centennial. Uh it really look nice and >> they do >> they did a good job on those. Uh let's see other things. the
sneakbox uh boat. Uh the history board has got in touch with the uh Philadelphia Maritime Museum and they had given us a bid and so now it's a matter of making arrangements to get the sneakbox boat over to them so they can
start refurbishing the boat. And let's see, uh library had uh their key uh event this past Saturday. But I understand uh it was well attended and folks had a good time and were able to
communicate. Uh and that's all I have. >> Thank you. >> All right. Uh on April 7th, I attended the joint land use board meeting. Uh Fred Kennedy's trucking was up in front of us.
On April 9th, uh we had the recreation meeting. We had discussion of our busy month coming up in with all the May events. Also updated them on the concerts that are booked at the recreation summer concert series. April 13th, I attended a calendar
meeting to review pictures for the new Delanco's new calendar. Uh April 15th, I attended the security meeting for court. Uh also the monthly court session. And I want to thank Jen
Espazito and of course Chief Basil. Uh there was no concerns and there was no changes recommended. So that was an outstanding job by you and your officers. Thank you. >> Uh April 16th, uh we had the Centennial
meeting. We met with the Shade Tree, the library, and EAB to discuss their roles and ideas for Centennial 250 event. Uh it was a welcome meeting with them and everyone enjoyed it. April 18th, I
attended the Del Riv opening day in Riverside. I volunteered my time to help with the concessions. It was a very well attended event. It was uh great to see Delano's coach, Commissioner Bob Mernick, uh recognized for his years of
service and dedication to the Youth Sports Association. It was very nice. And that's it for me, mayor. >> Oh, thank you. Um, my report, uh, recreation, they've had two meetings since, um, my last report, March 19th
and April 9th. Lot of things happening with recreation. Easter egg hunt was held on March 28th and was enjoyed by many. It was cold and windy, but that didn't stop our children from having uh, a great time and taking pictures with the Easter Bunny. Uh, summer camp
registration is open for our youth and the summer concert dates are set and the schedule will be distributed once it's complete. And I think Phil's in charge of that. Uh, Centennial Park. Um, Phil and I met with our engineer to go over the correct set of plans for the park
improvements and we're waiting for the cost estimate so that can go out to bid. Hoping to complete construction and landscaping to have a dedication in the fall. Uh, Centennial Park is the what is now the Vine Street Park uh right across
from the Ice Cream Bar. It's going to be enlarged a bit because we have that additional uh piece of land that the county um granted to us and we hope to have a nice dedication there for our centennial and have a um time capsule
that we buried there. So, that should be a nice event. um met with Assemblyman Singh, with Phil, and also our administrator to see if there was any funding available for our township. Um we've had budget meetings um so that
we could introduce it, which we did introduce it to the public on April 6th and our public meeting is scheduled for May 4th. Uh I attended the firemen's banquet that was held at the Madison on March 21st. It was an event recognizing our volunteers for all they do for the
town as well as the surrounding communities. Attended the lead graduation for the fifth graders, which is law enforcement against drugs and violence. And Fern and Phil were also there, and I believe Matt and Carolyn were there as well. Uh, our
police department has been teaching this program for several years, and it's always nice to hear uh what the students take away from that course. this year was taught by Off Officer Loosener. I attended two birthday celebrations.
Teresa Murphy uh was 101 on April 8th. Uh they had a pizza party for her at her home in Deleno on April 9th. Uh her two daughters were present and some of the retired teachers from the Delo School District. Um Mrs. Murphy was the
secretary to our superintendent Adelanka schools for 31 years and she is um the epitome of grace in her presence and in her uh dress everything just a super
lady. So it was my pleasure to present her with a proclamation from the residents of Delanco. Uh, I also attended an open house for Eleanor James on April 11th. Um, I presented her with a flower arrangement
as she was celebrating her 105th birthday. Uh, she is still sharp as attack and we I had presented her a proclamation on her 100th birthday and um, she still knows me. I've known her
for years. she was a bus driver for this school and actually my daughter was on her bus when she went to St. Joe's. Uh and um she says she plans to be here for 106. So I'll let you know next year if we have a a celebration for her again.
Um I attended a mayor's meeting uh with mayors from South Jersey and Mount Laurel. Kimi Scott, a senior aid to the governor was present and fielded our questions. Um and he went over some things. school funding status quo state
health benefits status quo incentives discussed uh local efficiency achievement programs through DCA uh sharing services and consolidation they're um pushing townships to work
together to share more services and consolidate some services civil service regarding police hires statemandated ordinances storm storm order management, street sweeping, replacement tree ordinance, veterans
real estate taxes, data centers. There were so many dis items that we discussed that um Mr. Scott's supposed to get back to us with some updates, but a couple things are just definitely status quo until the governor gets her um her hands
and everything. Probably some of the changes won't take place until next year. Uh sewer authority, we met on uh April 14th. Uh we awarded the bid to Vortex to reline the laterals for Larchmont Mountain, Delaware from manhole to
manhole. Uh Carvana's testing's been completed. We're just waiting for the results. They excavated two tons of sludge from their drying beds. Uh Beverly will be installing a headwork system that will consist of two screening processes. First, we'll be
screening the system to remove gloves, rags, etc. and the second will be screening solids sand and lake gravel. Operator's report is on file and our next meeting is May the 12th. I attended a senior meeting. The speaker was Liz
Merk from uh First Bank regarding the Gen Gold account uh with all the free benefits and she supplied pizza for the seniors. Was a fun event. We're still reviewing the RFP process for 401 Creek Road. Um,
as Phil indicated, I attended the spring sports event on the 18th. The ceremony introduced all the teams uh for the season, T-ball, softball, and baseball. And I I just stayed for the first hour and it was so nice to see Bob, as Phil
said, recognized for his years of service in addition to his entire family. Uh and then after that I attended the library tea, um which is always a wonderful event. I was glad that I could attend this year and thank you to
Katarina and her staff for the lovely event and all the delicious goodies that were served. So that is my report. So now I would like to read um for 2026 Arbor
Day Proclamation. In 1872, the Nebraska Board of Agricultural established a special a special day to be set aside for the planting of trees. And whereas this holiday called Arbor Day was first observed with a planting of more than a
million trees in Nebraska. And Arbor Day is now observed throughout the nation and the world. And whereas trees can be a solution to combating climate change by reducing the erosion of our precious top soil by wind and
water, cutting heating and cooling costs, moderating the temperature, cleaning the air, producing lifegiving oxygen, and providing habitat for wildlife. And whereas trees are a
renewable resource, giving us paper, wood for our homes, fuel for our fires, and countless other wood products. And trees in our city increase property values, enhance the economic vitality of
business areas areas, and beautify our community. And whereas trees wherever they are planted are a source of source of joy and spiritual renewal. So now therefore, I, Kate Fitzpatrick, mayor of the township of Delano, do hereby
proclaim April 24th, 2026 as Arbor Day in the township of Deleno. And I urge all citizens to celebrate Arbor Day and to support efforts to protect our trees and woodlands. And I further urge all citizens to plant trees
to gladden their heart and promote the well-being of this and future generations. dated this 20th day of April, 2026. I know some people have problems with trees on their properties that maybe they didn't plant. Um, in the last
couple years, I I have a lot next to my house. I have planted four trees there. I'm just so thrilled to see that they're growing and that they are going to beautify my property. So, uh, I had the choice to plant them and I planted the
trees that would be good for that lot. So, um, I feel good about that. So, consent agenda items, we'll move on to them. 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. I think everything here is okay. Everyone okay? >> Okay. Yep. >> Resolution 202670.
Uh grant agreement between the township of Delanco, Deleno Township Shade Tree Commission and the state of New Jersey by and for the Department of Environmental Protection 2024 NJUCF
Green Communities Grant. Resolution 202671, sidebar agreement amending the collective bargaining agreement between the township of Deleno and the Deleno Township Police Association.
Approval of business licenses 2026 through 28 through 2026 31 and 202633. Approval of the minutes for February 2
regular meeting, March 4th budget work session, March 18th budget work session, and March 30th special budget work session. Approve the payment of bills in the amount of 1,96,88724
as per the bill list run date, April 20th, 2026. There a motion to approve the consent agenda items. >> I'll make a motion. >> I'll second. >> Roll call. Dad. >> Mr. McFaden. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Olette. >> Yes. >> Miss Fitzpatrick. >> Yes. >> A correspondence. Beth. >> Yes. We received an email on April 9th from Keith Lasio expressing interest in being appointed to the history board. Um it was forwarded to history board
chairman, secretary, and Mr. Olette. And um they did have a conversation and the history board do recommend that Mr. Latizio be appointed and that would be for the vacant position that expires 12312026 to fill the um the balance of that position.
>> Great. So then we can do a motion to approve that appointment for Keith and you can let him know. >> Yes. >> Um >> I'll make that motion. >> I'll second. >> Okay. Um all in favor? I >> I do we need to do a roll call on that?
>> No. >> Okay. >> Not all in favor. >> I Mr. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> All right. So, yes, I will I will reach out to him regarding his oath and uh make sure that he has scheduling and and all that. So, >> good. >> Very good. So, I think we have a full compliment except for uh the
>> alternates. The alternates I think for >> that's good. >> Yeah, >> that's good. They they needed that. Uh meeting open to the public for comments and questions. General session two. Ray
Ray Weber 22 Ships Way. Um question for you. Uh, I talked to John Fenomore two months ago about a sewer problem with storm sewer at 24 ships and haven't heard back from them or anything else.
The whole assembly is sitting in the hole. >> The Is this where I I thought John was at that meeting, right? >> Yes, he was. >> And didn't this have something to do with your contractor?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Well, he said he was going to be in touch with him. I haven't heard back from him. >> Oh, you haven't heard from John. Okay, then. >> Haven't heard anything about it. And it's John was out there the next day. Put two cones out there and it's been sitting there for two months. >> Okay. So, we need to check with your uh I'll check with John to see what he's
>> seeing going on there. >> Okay. >> I know in the past John says he can't find anything that's going to fit that. >> What happens is you just like everybody else, you take it out and rebuild, put something different in. >> Yeah. We'll have to have Harry take a look at it, too. if if it's going to be
something that we do. I thought >> the company that does your landscaping was the was responsible for that. >> I thought >> that's something between them. >> Okay. >> I told that to John. I said, "You guys got to handle that." >> Okay.
>> Okay. >> Yes. >> And then the second thing is uh there was two trees that blew down. one tree that blew down, the other one was leaning between the High Point and uh
Newton's Landing. Uh tra traditions at Newton's Landing, it backed on to the number one Pendington place. They cut down the trees. High Point had them cut down. The stumps are still sitting there. >> Okay. And
>> and that was something that Bev was working on too. >> Yeah. Cuz wasn't that High Point's property? It wasn't the townships. >> It's not the township. It's High Point's property. But High Point was saying no. And that's the reason why I went back to
Bev to get that. And they did take them down. The High Point did take cut them down. But they >> That's not High Point. That's the point, right? >> The point. That's the point. High Point's John Marway. Yeah. Okay. >> Are the stumps in the ground just need to be removed or Yeah, the >> stumps got to be ground down. Okay. But
if they're on their property, >> it's just >> I know it's probably not as nice looking as you'd like, but I don't know that we can um force them to take them out, but we'll look into it. >> I'll reach out to the um
>> that's all I'm just asking because >> the lady who lives at one is asking me, >> so I'm just going back because it's right in her backyard. >> Yeah. Yeah. Um, and then the the last thing is I
mentioned it to John that there was a no U-turn sign and a one-way sign at the Old Creek Road and Newton's Landing Boulevard disappeared after the first snowstorm. >> Oh, okay. >> And haven't seen it since.
>> UN, no Uturn and um >> one way. >> One way. Okay. >> It's coming out. The base is sitting in the ground, but the whole top half of it, I have no clue where it went. It's not laying there or anything else. Problem is the tractor
trailers that come out of power >> power powerhouse >> powerhouse. When those guys make that turn, they take them down. So maybe they got to put it someplace, move it over a little bit or whatever when they're trying to make that turn. >> Okay? because those trucks are at least
53 ft long. >> So, I think there's a problem there and stuff when they when they come around there. So, other than that, that's it. >> Thank you, Ray. >> Thank you.
>> We will look into these matters. >> How you doing? Good. >> Cooper, three Avenue. About the trees. I mean, the trees around towns are great. They look nice. They're pretty, but there's a lot of damage. Everybody knows I walk around town all day long. >> I know. I see you. >> Yeah. 10 miles a day for three years
now. >> Wow. >> Straight. >> I wish I could do that. >> But a lot of the sidewalks are up. The curbs are up. Getting them trimmed. I mean, I've talked to John about it. I know he's really busy. I've had one that's half dead that's been that way for three years. We have one across the street. It took him three years to take
down. But it's doing a lot of damage and planting more trees. If you can't take care of the ones you have, it's a problem. >> The if you have if you see a tree or if you have a tree on your property that maybe the township owns, you have to go to shade tree. The shade tree
>> you have to apply. And >> John and his wife been at the house. The guy that you hired is supposed to be the expert. He came out twice. >> The roots were twisted. I said, "We're going to untwist the roots." I mean, you know, >> so you you didn't get the satisfaction, >> but there's Mine's not that Mine's a
small tree, but I can't touch it. I could take it down in an hour myself. It's a little mini tree, >> right? >> But there's ones around town that the sidewalks are >> Yeah, I know. We're We're trying to address some of those issues. Um, a lot
of the old town sections of Delano, the trees are enormous and it wasn't the right tree in the right place and we're hoping to correct that situation, but it's very difficult because the homeowner is responsible for the sidewalk
at this time and um we're trying to put together something with the CEO that when a house is sold, the sidewalk would have to be repaired. As far as the trees coming down as a result of a raised
sidewalk, the shade tree has other recommendations, but you definitely any homeowner has to go through shade tree. It's not something that we can do. And then there is an appeal process which we have modified. So, um if you have a
problem with your tree and you want to go to shade tree again, um that's entirely up to you. And I understand some of some of the people want the trees by the curbs. Like I have a bend on my street. The neighbor wanted them. They planted six of them around the curb. You got five cars on one side,
four across the other side, and a trees. I've had it where I had to back up because you couldn't see more around the curve. >> What street is What street is that? >> Edwards. >> Edwards. Okay. >> It's an issue. >> It is.
But if you plant them on your own property, it's a different story. >> Oh, they're counting trees. >> No, I said I I said my trees I planted on my own property. >> More tree stories. >> Okay. >> Bill Reynolds, 208 Drive. I was here
last year with the same problem, the same issue. Uh it's a township tree and my neighbor across the street being doing the right thing to repair his sidewalk, he cut one of the maiden taproots of this gigantic sycamore tree.
And then on top of that, PSCG came in and cut the whole center of the tree out. So now it's like completely unbalanced. Excuse me. >> 80 80% of it's hanging over the street and the other 20%'s hanging over the neighbor's yard. It's just so overgrown.
It really needs attention. It needs to be topped or pruned or whatever you can, you know, put in the budget to take care of some of these issues. >> I know that you were at the Shade Tree meeting. I I I was the liazison last year, I believe, D, when you came
>> and uh I thought they were going to trim that tree. They didn't trim it. >> Nothing's been done. I mean it it's you know I I believe that the the arborist was here that night. >> Yeah. >> And he said that the tree was healthy but not really that it has kind of a
disease where every time we get a storm it just rains stems and sticks all down in the street and on people's yards and it's it's a mess. >> Yeah. Didn't he say something about they were going to wait and see what the new growth was, but they were going to trim it or something to that effect?
>> There there's been no trimming and it really it looks poor. Let me have that address again. Your address 208, >> right? It's across the street. >> It's directly across the street from our house. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Whatever. You know, if they can even get in there and just prune it
would be would be helpful. But it's unfortunate. You know, PSC the electric company came in and just >> when did they did they come in after you attended the shade tree meeting? >> No, this was this was before. >> It was before. Yeah. cuz I I remember
>> at least two or three times and they always seem to find more limbs to take off, you know. So, it's it's a shame, but it's if you drive down large, you'll see at the end of the street, it's just hanging on. Whatever can be done, I appreciate it.
>> All right, I'll check with them to see if they're going to trim it. Anyone else? Okay, I'll close this portion of the meeting to the public. And it looks like we have a discussion item, website
upgrade and redesign. And I guess that must be you, Debbie. >> That is me. Um Bev and I have been doing some research to find um a more user friendly website um but that's also ADA compliant and we have come across one.
Um, so her, you know, we have been working on that to get it, but we can send you some examples of what it's going to look like. Um, we just wanted to give you a heads up. We just started, so we're in the very early stages. Oh, good. >> But I'm thinking 8 to 10 weeks, I think they said, from start to finish. >> Yeah. >> And they will take care of doing
everything and up. >> Yes. >> Yeah. They'll they'll they'll work on the setup. Um, and it'll be uh the kind of similar to our website now where we can go in and make changes to the pages, which is nice. It saves money and saves time. things that we can um adapt it to to our needs. But it's we've we've seen
some nice designs. >> Good. Good. Because I know that's definitely a need. >> Yes. >> Especially for the residents because sometimes I have a hard time finding something. So, and I've been here for a long time. So, for someone to get in there and try to find something, it's
difficult. That's a That's good. >> Any >> You said that there's currently other towns that are using this silver. Okay. and you'll get that. >> We can get that. And then they also sent us templates of what um pages would look like. But yes, I can definitely send you
some towns names and you can just take a look and see. >> Thank you. >> So that's kind of what we did to see how easy we can access their sites is how we judged it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Anybody have anything else? This is a short meeting.
>> Question. >> Sure. Bill, could just come forward so we can put it on the record. um the park across from the ice cream parlor. Um in one of the books, the history books out in the lobby, there was talk of making a park over where the
old shoe factory was. >> Yeah. >> Is there any, you know, is there any movement there or is >> that's 200 Ash Street. We have to do a remediation. Uh we're working with D. We have to do a remediation on that. We have received a
grant from them, a partial grant. I think we have to contribute some funds to that. >> We do. >> And we also have to um rebuild part of the seaw wall there as one of their requirements, but that development is going to take some time, Bill.
>> Yeah, I understand. >> But it's going to be nice. Hopefully, we hope to have a fishing pier, uh an access ramp for kayaks and canoes, a picnic area. It it really I I hope it happens in my time because I would love
to see it. >> It's a nice piece of land. >> It is. Yeah. Thank you, Phil. Anyone else? Okay. Um, is there a motion to adjurnn? >> I'll make a motion. >> Second. >> All in favor?
>> I I Thank you everyone. >> Good night. >> Good.