Mayor, we're good to go now. >> Okay, Mrs. Stat, you're good to go. Mrs. Stats, are we good to go? >> Yes. All good. >> Okay. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our September 2nd meeting. Uh, our first order of business is a call to order and rise for
the pledge of allegiance. So, if we can all rise, please. 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. Item number two on our agenda is the reading of the sunshine statement and roll call by our municipal clerk, Mrs. Lawrence Stats. This meeting of the Denellan Burough Council is called pursuant to the provisions of the open public meetings law. This meeting of September 2nd, 2025
was included in a list of meetings that was advertised in the courier on January 9th, 2025 and as a teleconference was noticed on the official Denellan website on August 11th, 2025 and on the public bulletin board on North A on August
11th, 2025 and has remained continuously posted as the required notice. >> Mayor Sento, >> present. Council President Sigman >> here. >> Mrs. Albertson >> here. >> Mrs. Lance >> here.
>> Mrs. Rios >> here. >> Mr. Scott >> here. >> And Mr. Vandermark. Noted absent. >> Okay. Thank you. Item number three on the agenda is mayor's appointments to boards, committees, and commissions. This evening, we have one appointment uh
of Mr. David Cree to the Denellum Downtown Management Organization with a term to expire December 31st of this year. Uh mainly due to it being an annual term um and uh he's filling a residents a member role. Uh so Mr. Cree
uh Mrs. Stats, our municipal clerk will be administering your oath of office. Yes. >> Okay. Just repeat after me. Okay. I, David Cree, do solemnly swear or affirm that I will >> I, David Creed, do solemnly swear or
affirm that I will >> support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> uh support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of New Jersey. >> That I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same.
>> Uh, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. and to the government established in the United States >> and and to the governments established in the United States >> and in this state >> and in this state >> under the the authority of the people >> under the authority of the people.
>> So help me God. >> So help me God. >> All right. >> Congratulations, David. and thank you for volunteering. And uh as we always note um there's a volunteer opportunities for anybody who wishes to sign up and volunteer. Please visit our
volunteer application online or you can go to the municipal clerk's office and sign up there as well. Um I I forgot to mention that our municipal attorney uh William Robertson is not in this
evening. We have a substitute attorney, Michael DeFazio. Uh Michael, welcome to Denellan and thank you for uh being here this evening. So just for the record, >> next up we have item number four on the agenda, proclamations. We have two this evening. First up is recognizing
September as prostate cancer awareness month. And I believe council member Albertson is going to be reading this proclamation. Whereas prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer and the second leading cause of cancer
related deaths among men. N whereas this year approximately 313,780 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in the United States alone. And roughly 35,770
will die this year from the disease, which is one man every 15 minutes. And whereas one in eight men are diagnosed with prostate cancer, African-American men are at the highest risk for the disease with a rate of 1 in six men.
African-American men are 2.1 times more likely to die from the disease. And whereas education regarding prostate cancer and early detection strategies is critical to saving lives and preventing and protecting our families. And whereas
all men are at risk for prostate cancer, the burrow of Denellan encourages its citizens to recognize the importance of regular prostate health screenings. Now thought therefore be it proclaim that Jason F. Sento do hereby proclaim the
month of September 2025 to be prostate cancer awareness month in Denellan. Thank you council one. Next up is recognizing September as national preparedness month and I believe um Mr. Cummings uh on behalf of the OEM inserts
team is here this evening to read it. Okay. National Preparedness Month. Whereas September has been designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, as National Preparedness Month to remind each of us that we must prepare ourselves and our families now and throughout the year for disasters. And
whereas although hurricane season usually runs from June 1st through November 30th, hurricane and tropical storm activity peaks in New Jersey from mid August through the end of October. And by taking simple steps now, residents can decrease the risk of illness and injury when it's faced with
an emergency, man-made or natural. And whereas prior to declared emergencies, each family should establish a family preparedness plan in case of emergency or disaster, which should include establishing evacuation and meeting locations, creating communication and financial plans, determining how the
family the best shelter in place, considering the medical and physical needs of all family members and pets, and evaluating property insurance needs. And whereas families should establish meeting locations where family can unite after a disaster. one location close to
home, another further away in case they must evacuate or unable to return to their homes. And whereas as residents should establish certain evacuation plans in advance of an emergency such as identifying possible evacuation routes and practicing how to exit the home,
identifying available modes of transportation, establishing arrangements with family, neighbors, friends or local government if personal transportation is unavailable and contacting local public safety officials to make them aware of Beijing. And whereas residents should also establish
plan to shelter in place by designating at least one safe room within the house, ensuring necessary supplies and emergency kits are accessible. And for those who receive medical treatment or services, working with medical providers to determine how to maintain care and
services if they are if they are able to leave the house for a period of time. And whereas families should consider the need of everyone in the household when creating an emergency preparedness plan, including individuals with access and financial or functional needs, seniors,
children, and pets. And whereas families should also develop an emergency communication plan, ensuring all family members have a way to contact each other after an an emergency or disaster. And whereas in addition uh residents should prepare finances for an emergency by
maintaining a small amount of cash and small denominations during a disaster to purchase supplies, fuel or food and have access to personal financial insurance, medical and other records in case of crisis. And whereas it is important to residents to evaluate property insurance
to avoid financial losses due to a disaster by viewing insurance policies for adequate coverage, including documentation for household items and maintaining a safe place for insurance documents. And whereas a wellprepared New Jersey citizens citizenry can save
lives. Now therefore be proclaiming by that I mayor Jason under council here proclaiming that September 2025 is designated as emergency preparedness month to raise awareness of the importance of preparing ourselves and
our families now and throughout the year for disaster. >> Thank you Mr. Cummings. Okay, next up is item number five on the agenda. Approval of our meeting minutes. Can I have a motion and second of our regular meeting of August 4th, 2025?
>> Move it. Segment. >> Second, Lance. >> Okay. Any comments, additions, redactions, or edits to the meeting minutes as they currently stand? Without hearing any, we'll take a roll call. >> Mrs. Albertson, >> yes. >> Mrs. Lance,
>> yes. >> Mrs. Rios, >> yes. >> Mr. Scott, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sigman, >> yes. >> Item number six on the agenda is the introduction of ordinances. Tonight we have 2025-9, a bond ordinance providing for the development of a local safety action
plan in and by the bureau of Denell and appropriating 546,000. Therefore, in authorizing the issuance of $518,700 in bonds or notes of the bureau to finance part of the cost thereof. Can I have a motion and second, please?
>> Move it. Sigman, >> do I hear a second? >> Albertson. >> Okay. Sorry, I didn't hear come through. Um just so it's on the record um that uh this is pertaining to um the safe routes for all grant that we received. It's a
federal grant. Um this is we have the bond for it and then we will receive the grant back after the work has been done. Um so thank you to Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman, our congressional rep for helping us uh obtain these funds. Um
so yep. So, without further discussion, we'll this will be up for public hearing and adoption at our next council meeting in September and uh you can read it at the uh municipal clerk's office or online. Uh Mrs. Stats, can we have a roll call, please?
>> Mrs. Albertson, >> Mrs. Lance, >> yes. >> Mrs. Rios, >> yes. >> Mr. Scott, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sigman, >> yes. >> Thank you. Item number seven on the agenda is the adoption of ordinances. This evening we have two 2025-17 an ordinance to amend chapter 269
traffic to add a new section 9.1 designating parking stalls of the burough code of Denellan. Um and then 2025-18 an ordinance to amend chapter 269 traffic section 26 a bus stop of the burough code of the burough of Denellan.
Uh first up can I have a motion and second on 2025-17. >> Move it segment >> second. Rios, >> before we go to mayor and council conversation or debate, uh, we open the floor to the public. We ask that you please state your name and address and
solely address 2025-17. Without hearing any from the public, we'll close that portion, open the floor to Mayor and council for discussion. Um, I'm sorry I didn't see it here, but um, was there some kind of like draft or mockup of what the parking stalls would
look like? Are they diagonal or perpendicular? I'm just trying to get an idea. >> Perpendicular. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And Mr. Miller, if you could provide council uh a memo with the most updated draft.
Any other comments or questions from council? Without hearing any, we'll take a roll call, please. >> Mrs. Albertson, yes. >> Mrs. Lance, >> yes. >> Mrs. Rios, >> yes. >> Mr. Scott, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sigman, >> yes.
Okay. Can I have a motion and second on 2025-8? >> Move it. Segment. >> Second. Rios. >> We'll open the floor to the public for comments or questions solely on 2025-8. Without hearing any, we'll close that portion and open the floor to mayor and
council for discussion. Uh so this ordinance says that the location described are hereby designated as bus stops. I just wanted um to note these are already existing bus stops. >> Yes, they are. And then some have been
moved and the ordinance should clarify their new locations. >> So the first two are new and then the rest are already existing. Okay. Has there been I mean, how does this typically happen? Um, what's the
process for having bus stops assigned to certain locations? >> Uh, Mr. Miller, correct me if I'm wrong. Uh, New Jersey Transit came in, uh, did an evaluation and assessed where location should be. Uh this was triggered based upon um from from what I
recall uh a project that was being developed that required some movement of uh bus stops. Um and so that's kind of what triggered this many well I shouldn't say many years ago couple years ago and this is kind of the uh the
uh affirming of the work that NJ Transit has been doing. for a while. Stop and >> so when will the new bus stop start being active? I guess. >> So after if it's adopted, I have to send
the ordinance to New Jersey Transit and then they would tell me the process after that and I could share it with council. Thank you. >> Any other comments or questions from councel? >> Without hearing any, we'll take a roll
call. >> Mrs. Albertson, >> yes. >> Mrs. Lance, >> yes. >> Mrs. Rios, >> yes. >> Mr. Scott, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sigman, >> yes. >> Okay. Item number eight on the agenda is resolutions. This evening we have resolutions 305
through 317. Mrs. Stats, if you can read them out and then give us the opportunity to discuss them if uh council so chooses. >> Resolution number 305 is to pay the bills. >> Move it. Segment.
>> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scott. >> Yes. >> Mr. Sigman. >> Yes. Resolution 306 is authorizing the hiring of Marshall Morales as janitorial/custodial
staff for the burrow of Denawan. >> Second Sigman. >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scott. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Sigman. >> Yes. Resolution number 307 is to award a
contract to All-American Ford for police F-150 pickup for the Denellan Police Department. >> Move it. Segment. >> Second. Rios. >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scott.
>> Yes. >> And Mr. Sigman. >> Yes. Resolution 308 is authorizing the Denellan tax collector to conduct an electronic tax sale per the agreement with NJ tax lean investors real auction >> move it segment
>> second Rio >> Mrs. Albertson >> yes >> Mrs. Lance >> yes >> Mrs. Rios >> yes >> Mr. Scott >> yes >> and Mr. segment. >> Yes. >> Resolution 309 is to authorize a $25 set
fee for the electronic tax sale notices to subject properties. >> Move it. Segment. >> Second. Rios. >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scott. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Sg.
>> Yes. Resolution 310 is to hire fall tennis coaching staff for the recreation department. >> Move it. Segment. >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scott.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Sigman. >> Yes. >> Resolution 311 is to appoint fire department members. >> Move it. Sigman. >> Second. Just want to say thank you for uh Kevin
for stepping up and uh fire department can always use more volunteers as can our rescue squad. So thank you for stepping up Kevin. >> Mrs. Albertson >> yes. >> Mrs. Lance >> yes. >> Mrs. Rios abstained due to my position.
>> Mr. Scott >> abstain position of the fire department >> and Mr. Sigman. >> Yes. Resolution 312 is awarding the purchase of a storage shed for the Dellan Fire Department to Garden Oaks Specialties. >> Move it. Segment.
>> Second. >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Sorry. Where were we? >> It's okay. The shed. >> Oh, no. Sorry. Abstain. >> Mr. Scott. >> Abstain. >> And Mr. Sigman.
>> Yes. Resolution 313 is awarding a contract to Dan Sees and Sun for striping of Jackson Avenue, Penfield Place in Whittier A. >> Move it. Sigma >> second. Rios >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes.
>> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scott. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Sigman. >> Yes. Actually, can I clarify what are they striping on Penfield? >> The uh ADA
field. >> Understood. Thank you. >> Okay. Resolution 314 is approve fiscal year 2025-26 crossing guard wages. Second, Rios.
Mrs. Albertson, >> yes. >> Mrs. Lance, >> yes. >> Mrs. Rios, >> yes. >> Mr. Scott, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sigman, >> yes. >> Resolution 315 is to award a contract for an efficiency assessment of the finance department. >> Move it, Sigman.
>> Second. >> Uh, Mr. Miller, do you want to briefly talk about this? >> Yes, Mayor. uh just put RFP out for companies to companies to help where they can help uh assist with
efficiencies in our finance department uh which will include even uh working with our our tax collector. We learned some some different aspects in the finance department if you help out our CFR
shouts. At the end of the day, we'll also review our finance department. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you, Mr. Mill. >> All right. I'll take a role. Mrs. Albertson, >> yes. >> Mrs. Lance, >> yes. >> Mrs. Rios,
>> yes. >> Mr. Scott, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sigman, >> yes. Resolution 316 is to accept the resignation of crossing guard Diana Milkowitz. >> Move it. Sigman.
>> Second. >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. Mr. Scott. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Sigman. >> Yes. Resolution 317 is providing for a special emergency appropriation in the
amount of 175,000 person to the provisions of NJSA4A 4-54 to provide for damages due to the flooding from the severe storms on July 13, 2025. >> Move it, Sigman.
>> Second, >> Mrs. Albertson. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Mrs. Lance, >> yes. >> Mrs. Rios, >> yes. >> Mr. Scott, >> yes. >> And Mr. Sigman, >> yes. >> Thank you. Next up is item number nine, consent agenda. We have items 318
through 3:23. if council can just take a quick glance at it and if there's any items on there that you wish to pull out separately to discuss before we vote. Okay, without hearing any, can I have a motion and a second on the consent
agenda? >> Move it. Segment >> second. Rios >> Mrs. Albertson. Yes. >> Mrs. Lance. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Rios. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scott. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Sigman. >> Yes.
>> Okay. Thank you. Next up is council reports. Councilwoman Albertson. Anything to report this evening. >> Department of 349. EMS for two polls as that was five service call three
uh good intent was six for monthly total was 30 events and drills they've been very busy on 85 they were night out 81 they had their monthly officers meeting in department work drill 84
member drills 8 20 and 24 were monthly instruction drills vehicle distraction. 829 was a probationary member drill. 827 was the fire company meeting. A number of residents continued to join the department over the past few months.
They currently have two members completing the school fire school and two more just starting. The fire department is still looking for the members to join the department. Membership is open to anyone 16 to 18 as a junior member and over 18 as a full
member. Uh visit their website www.danelftd.com or email joinfdelfd.com for more information. The friends of the public library have the next open air market on Sunday, September 7th from 11:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. And that's all.
>> Okay. Thank you, Councilwoman Rios. >> Yes. Buildings and Grounds report. TK1 Solutions is currently working on security upgrades at Burough Hall. Once the recommendations are complete, they will submit they will be submitted to Alex Miller, who will then present them
to mayor and council as part of the capital improvement project. Additionally, TK1 solutions will be upgrading the servers on both Burl Hall and the police department. Parsa has been overseeing the New Jersey American Water main installation project to
ensure the protection and safety of the burough sewer infrastructure. Danellen Public Library. Please visit our website and Facebook page to explore the many exciting programs we offer for all ages. Also, the library is currently seeking applicants for the full-time director's
position. Qualified candidates with an MLIS degree are encouraged to apply by contacting the library board of trustees. Uh, board of education Denellan School welcomes students back today for the first day of the new school year. A sincere thank you to the teachers and staff for their dedication
and hard work. Important upcoming dates. September 16th will be Denellan's High School back to school night. The 18th will be Favors Back to School night. The 22nd will be Lincoln Middle School and Denellan High School's picture day. And
the 24th will be Lincoln Middle School's back to school night. And the next board of ed meeting will be held on September 23rd at 7 p.m. That's all. >> Okay. Thank you, Councilwoman Lance. >> Yes. So, uh, the recreation department
is looking forward to fall season sports with fall tennis starting on September 13th on Monday evenings and Saturday mornings. Registration is still open for that. fall soccer um pre-K through 8th grade kicks off on September 20th and they are still in need of volunteer rec
coaches at all grade levels. So if you're interested in being a volunteer coach this season, please email Kelly danellenbar.com in order to run this program. We need volunteer coaches. Thanks to all who stepped up already.
And finally, the recreation department's annual senior picnic is Friday, September 19th at 11:30 a.m. at the American Legion picnic grounds. This event is always a good time for all involved. Any seniors who are interested can RSVP to Kelly Cedar at kardenell.com.
That's all. >> Okay. Thank you, Council President Sigman. >> Uh yes, thank you. Just uh my annual plug uh for becoming a coach on the recreation department. you do not have to be a great athlete to be a great role
model to these kids. It's a lot of fun uh as an adult um getting out there and coaching and and having some fun. So, I encourage anyone uh who has the time to please join as a recreation coach. And the more coaches we have, the more kids we can include in the program. So, thank
you. That's all. >> Thank you, Council President. Councilman Scott >> for DPW. They continue to routinely clean the downtown burough parks and properties. continued weekly lawn and landscape maintenance of parks and properties. They walked the brooks and
streams to encou ensure there was no blockages. Uh they removed two large trees that caused a debris blockage in the Greenbrook behind McCoy Park. Uh nice stat here. Middles County hauled away 650 tons or 1.3 million pounds of
tree branches following a July 3rd storm. And curbside branch pickup will take place in September. Uh just a reminder everybody, the annual free household rubbish disposal starts the 13th of this month and will continue through October 18th. Please check the
burough website for more information including what can and cannot be disposed of as well as your designated drop off day for the DPW yard. And last thing, leaf bag pickup starts in October and it'll run through December. And that's my report. >> Thank you, sir. uh my report this
evening. I just want to say uh wish uh the students a happy first day of school to all of our denounced students, teachers, faculty, staff, and administrators. I hope the 25 to 26 school year is a great year for everyone and I wish you all the best of luck. Um
please join us for our next mayoral town hall event which will take place on Thursday, September 18th at 7 p.m. at the George W. Hadriel firehouse. You will hear from representatives from the Denell Police Department, Fire Department, Rescue Squad, OEM, and American Red Cross on their roles in
emergency response and pre preparedness initiatives. The Harvard Denell and Harvest Fest um Sunday, October 12th, 11:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Washington Memorial Park. Please join us all. Uh the 7th uh annual Denellan Car Show taking place on Sunday, October 12th.
Um, it's the 7th annual Denellan station car show hosted by the DDMO and Carl's Custom Classics, 10:00 a.m. to 3 PM at the Denell train station. Um, Founders Day, please save the date uh for the second annual Founders Day on Sunday, October 26 from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at
Washington Memorial Park as we celebrate our Miracle Miles 138th anniversary. More exciting details will be coming soon. October is always a fun and festive uh and busy uh season for Denellan. Um no parking on the 200 block
of Denellan Avenue on September 3rd. So tomorrow uh please be advised there will be no parking on the eastbound side of Denell Avenue between North Washington Avenue and Jackson Avenue tomorrow uh September 3rd as a Verizon will be conducting utility line upgrades. Uh
signs have been posted by the Denell Police Department. Vehicles parked in this area will be towed. Um, New Jersey American Water accidental message earlier today. So, some Denell residents may have received a boil water advisory from New Jersey American Water earlier
today that was sent in ERA. Um, NJAW has sent the following message to those who have received the first erroneous message. This is an important update from New Jersey American Water. The recent message you received starting stating there is an active boil uh water advisory was sent in error and it is not
necessary to boil your water before drinking. There is no active boil water advisory. If you are a landlord and water service is in your name, please inform your tenants so they are aware uh of this impact to their water service. Second Street project last week there was unfortunately a water service leak
that was detected approximately 10 days after the street was paved. New Jersey American Water immediately came out to make repairs and uh by doing so had to cut into the newly paved street. Um so American Water has informed Alex Miller that they will restore the street to to its new condition within the next 3
weeks. Um note as a practice the bureau always informs all underground utilities that we will be performing a road project within a year. Uh we ask that the utility companies to come check if their services are in proper condition or if they need upgrades prior to the project. Also on Second Street, the
contractor will be adding additional enhanced striping along with speed radar signs and RRFP B at the Second Street and Sanford Avenue intersection. Jackson Avenue mill and pave project. The contractor garden state paving has
begun the ADA sidewalk replacement where they will be removing and replacing each ADA sidewalk entrance and bringing them up to code. The concrete work will continue this week. Later this month, Chiffono Construction will mill and pave all of Jackson Avenue as part of the Middle Sick County mill and pave
program. Um, and following the paving phase, Jackson Avenue will have enhanced striping. Uh, New Jersey American Water main project update. Um, New Jersey American Water will continue water main installation on New Market Road where
they will be installing a new 8in water man, replacing an 85year-old water man. This project will include four new fire hydrants and 61 new residential water services. Note, this water man has had three water main breaks over the last year and a half. So, um, some more
infrastructure improvements on their way. Um, and that is it from me this evening. Heading over to council discussion. There's nothing on the agenda this evening for council
discussion. So item number um 12 on the agenda is department head reports. Um anything from it? >> No new report, mayor. >> Okay. Um one second. Sorry.
Um well uh anything from legal from your perspective? Mr. Robertson tell you to say anything? >> Yeah, he said say nothing. >> Okay. Uh, clerk and register's office.
>> No report, mayor. >> Okay. Thank you. Administrator, >> mayor. >> Okay. I don't I can't see who else is in the audience. Uh, police. >> I heard a mumble. I'm going to go with
nothing. Uh, rescue. >> Okay. Uh OEMs report. >> I'm having a hard time. So whoever is in the room, can you please speak to the microphone? >> Okay. The Office of Emergency Management has begun the review of the emergency
operation plans for the next round. Uh information has been sent to all the different departments and agencies for their their input. Uh we conducted uh a drill reviewing our equipment with the members of the cert members this past week last week and uh I think that's it
for now. >> Okay. Thank you, Mr. Um okay. Is there any other department in the audience that I cannot see that has a report for mayor and counsel? Okay. Uh, next up is item number 13 on
the agenda, which is public comments. If there's members in the public, either online or in the chambers, we ask that you please uh step up to the mic or uh join us virtually and please state your name and uh address and ask your question.
>> Joe Cumins, 112 Denellan Avenue. Uh this is regarding it's Jackson Avenue. I know the work is going to be done in the striping that's part of the the project, but I was wondering if that includes the the full intersection particularly at Denellan Avenue and Jackson where
there's a need for more signage or markings to prevent parking right up to the intersection with the church that's been there for a few years with box trucks and buses parking right up to the intersection and just the general traffic in that area. So, is it Jackson
Avenue project or is that's going to be something else? Hopefully, it can be addressed at some point. >> Um, I didn't hear the last part, but uh every intersection that we do new paving, there's always striping that, uh, based upon the MUTCD standards. Um,
we put no parking boxes. So they will be placed at every intersection along Jackson Avenue which is inclusive of Denellan Avenue because it will it it goes along that leg per se. Um so yes, they will be boxed out for no parking. >> Okay. That that that's what I was looking for to see if it was going to be
done as part of the project. So that's good. >> Yep. And if somebody parks over it, by all means, please uh call the non-emergency line and report them. If you see something, say something. And even now, currently, even though there's no boxes, they shouldn't be parking there because the state statues of where
you can park uh close to intersections uh as well as uh stop signs still are in effect with or without signs. So, you can still call any other members of the public.
Without hearing any, we'll close that portion of the meeting. We do not have an executive session. So item number 14 on the agenda is a German resolution adjournment resolution 324. Um before I say before
we do that, our next council meeting is September 15th at 7 p.m. in the chambers. You can also join us virtually. Um so uh motion and second to adjurnn. >> Move it. Sigman. >> Second, Scott. All in favor?
I'm assuming no nays. And uh thank you everyone for understanding my absence from the chambers this evening. But uh I will see you in person on September 15th. Have a good night everyone. Be well.