I know. Good evening every Oh my goodness. Why would I go? Good evening everybody. Welcome to a regularly scheduled meeting of the East Windsor Regional School District. Um, written advanced notice of this meeting was
provided at least 48 hours ago. Such notice provided the time, date, and location of this meeting and included the agenda to the extent it was known at the time. Notice of this meeting has been given in accordance with law. Minutes of this meeting are being kept by the board secretary and will be made
available promptly to any member of the public requesting them from the board secretary at 25A Leen Lane, Heightstown, New Jersey. minutes will be provided at cost and in accordance with board policy. Are there any board members present who believe this meeting to be
in violation of the open public meeting act? There being none, we may proceed. In compliance with the fire code of the state of New Jersey, I call your attention to the emergency exits for this room which are located behind the audience and to our left and right.
Please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance 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 C. Having read the materials received, I move the agenda be approved as submitted. Second. Second. Please call the board. Miss Conpsion. Yes. Miss Laruso.
Yes. Mr. Lyd. Yes. Miss Maheri? Yes. Miss Patel? Yes. Mr. Weeks? Yes. Miss Lans? Yes. Item D. be resolved. But the East Windsor Regional School District may hold two close
sessions at this meeting. These close sessions concern HIV report of April 28th, 2025 and personnel. Minutes of these closed sessions will be made available to the public when the need for confidentiality no longer exists. Second, please pull the board. Miss Conpsion,
yes. Miss Laruso, yes. Mr. Labberty, yes. Miss Maheri, yes. Miss Patel, yes. Mr. Weeks, yes. Miss Lans, yes. Well, now we'll move on to item two, our student representative report.
Uh, good evening everyone. It's a pleasure to see all of you and we are thrilled to share some of the recent school happenings. Uh, Sahana is currently at the ICDC trip in DECA. So, I'll be sharing on behalf of our group. So, for starters, um we're thrilled to share that our DECA students from our DECA business club are currently
competing at the DECA International Career Development Conference or ICDC, which is one of the most prestigious business conferences globally. So, we are so proud of our record number of national qualifiers who are representing our school at the national and international level and wish them luck as they continue to showcase their hard
work and compete in their competitive events. Next, our Heistown High School band will be officially departing for their highly anticipated performance trip, and we are excited for them to have the opportunity to represent our school and showcase their talents while creating lifelong memories. Um,
additionally, um, I want to give a report on sports because many of our spring sports teams are currently in the heat of their competitive seasons and we are so proud of our student athletes as always. So, for tennis, a huge congratulations to Anat Pista who successfully defended his title and won
the DBC Division Championship for first singles for the second year in the row as the top singles player. Next, our girls lacrosse team is having a fantastic season and is positioned to win the division title. So, we look forward to cheering them on. Next, our baseball our varsity baseball team is
currently going between first and second in the standings as we watching. So, best of luck to them in their upcoming matchups. Additionally, last Friday night, our junior class enjoyed an incredible evening at the junior prom. So, congratulations to the class of 2026
and their adviserss and class council hosting a memorable night full of great memories. This Friday, we will celebrate decision day for our seniors, highlighting their plans for college, career, or military service. We will also honor our student athletes with a special signing day opportunity, which
would recognize students who are committed to participating in a sport in college. There will also be photo opportunities, giveaways, and the chance to celebrate major milestones together as a class. On an upcoming Wednesday, Heisson High School will host a full day event dedicated to student mental health
and personal growth. So, we will follow a regular 8 period bell schedule, but during their PE classes, students will participate in special activities which are set up. And National Honor Society has an induction ceremony that will occur next week. So, we want to congratulate all new inductees who have
demonstrated outstanding commitment to scholarship, leadership, service, and character. And additionally, on the note of NHS, we're excited to announce that NHS hosted a successful blood drive a couple weeks ago, which contributed to a life-saving cause. Finally, we would like to recognize Mr. Vincent, who will
be retiring after a dedicated career here at Heistown High School. We wish him the very best in his next chapter, and thank you so much again. Thank you very much for that informative report. We will now open our
meeting to um our public budget meeting for the 2025 to 20 2026 school year and I'll hand this over to our board secretary, Mr. Paul Todd. Thank you, Miss Lans. My update will be very brief tonight. Uh the last time
that we uh met about our budget was at the end of February where the board approved the preliminary budget. that budget was submitted to the county and it was approved uh unchanged. So, whatever we had talked about at our
public hearing is still the case today and that'll be the budget everyone will be voting on tonight. Um, as is required by law, after the budget was approved by the county office, we advertised in the Trenton
Times that occurred on April 18th, which was several days ahead of the mandatory filing. In addition, we posted the user-friendly budget on the district website that happened on April 17th. So, there was u a bunch of different areas
individuals who were interested in our budget could have gone to to make themselves familiar with our budget. Most importantly though, we we had the full budget document that's approved by the county was printed out and open for public inspection in the business
office. Uh tonight, the actual budget approval will come with the rest of the agenda items on item 9M. I'm just going to remind Mr. weeks as he is reading off that resolution that he should be reading off each of
the lines as far as general fund special revenue debt service and the different lines and the numbers. You don't have to read the whole resolution, just the chart, please. So, that's all I really have as far as an update tonight. At this point,
I will open up the this piece of the hearing to the public for any public comments on the budget. Okay, not hearing any, I will turn it back to the board president. Thank you very much. And we will now
move on to our superintendent report. Hey, good evening everyone. Um, just a few updates uh for this evening. I do want to begin just by taking a moment to thank our student reps uh who are coming to the conclusion of uh their years of their year's service I guess I'll call
it. So definitely want to thank uh Sahana who's not here tonight but also Sanji been very informative um throughout the school year provides some great insight into what's happening here at Heisttown High School. Um this does serve as a reminder that as you are
coming to the end of your your time in this role uh I did speak with Mr. Vincent we need to in the process of identifying your successor. So, uh we typically will engage in that towards the end of May and uh with the goal being kind of an introduction of sorts
too. Um we've been we've been kind of doing tandemss and pairing. So hopefully we'll identify two uh student council members who we can uh introduce to the board at our June uh board of education meeting. Uh on tonight's agenda, as
Sanjet referenced in his report, uh there's a uh a resignation on the agenda and that is for our Heightstown High School principal, Mr. Dennis Vincent. Uh so I do want to congratulate him. Um 13 years of of service to the East Windsor Regional School District and and
Heistell High School. Very dedicated uh professional um who I definitely believe serves as the the face of the high school. He's here from uh dawn to dusk and and beyond that. So definitely appreciate his commitment uh during his
time. Obviously, he's not leaving yet, so I I'll be getting on his nerves a little bit more for the next few months. Uh he is scheduled to retire, I believe, the end of July. Um subsequent to tonight's meeting, we will post um I don't think we post it today. I think
we'll post tomorrow for his position. I believe this is a you know, I appreciate uh obviously the time of the year to begin that surge. The goal will be to identify his successor prior to the end of the school year. I'd like to create an opportunity for some transition while
Mr. Vincent is still here, but definitely want to express um a heartfelt sentiment for his service to the school district. I mentioned this I guess a few board meetings ago uh as a reminder that the date is approaching this week. Um
this is a continuation I guess of the the celebration related to our governor's educator of the year recipients for this year. Uh so we identified two individuals from each of our schools. Um this year Mercer County has rekindled
uh a tradition where we would celebrate these individuals at a county event. um ever since I guess postcoid this ended um and we've been exploring different ways through a number of different avenues to kind of bring it back again.
So uh through some efforts of uh each of our districts within the county and the support of the executive county superintendent, we are going to uh celebrate folks this year at a lunchon at the College of New Jersey. That'll be on Thursday, May 1st at noon. Um
definitely excited about just providing another opportunity to kind of uh congratulate, celebrate and acknowledge the outstanding efforts of uh our recipients within the East Wind Rinsor Regional School District and all have an opportunity obviously to uh kind of
share in that celebration with their colleagues from within the county. Uh we have uh in you know as we do each spring we have the uh state assessment New Jersey student learning assessment um that is connected to students in
grades three through up through the high school. So families should have been receiving communication if your child is connected to those grades. Uh we'll begin at the be the beginning of May with our um grades three through five and then we'll kind of transition mid
May at the the middle school and then transition up to the concluding with the high school. So uh if you haven't received communication about that, you should be receiving it. I know that the 35 schools uh sent out their communication to families last week. Uh coming up, I think we have our
our remaining parent advisory council meeting, pack night as we refer to it here in the school district. That'll be on May 6. I believe will be hosted here at the high school uh encouraging families to come out and participate in that last meeting of the year. Uh at the end of last week within
the weekly update newsletter, but also via email, we just provided a reminder that due to the fact that we did not use any of the three emergency closing days that are built into the calendar, that enables us to um extend the Memorial Day
weekend. So, uh, since we did not use need to use those days, schools will be closed on Thursday, May 22nd, Friday, May 23rd. And in addition to May 26, which was the original closing and observance of Memorial Day, schools will
also be closed on Tuesday, May 27th, and schools will reopen on May 28th. Um, t the season uh in the spring, it's uh when we're gearing up for kind of our arts, um, events. We have quite
an abundance of events uh to kind of round out the school year. Um this information is located on on our website. I did share these dates with the board uh this weekend. I will just indicate that uh I won't go into all of them, but I will say that the first
school to and this is not just related to uh performing arts. Obviously, there's also some visual arts events that we'll uh engage in uh this spring, but I will indicate that the the the initial events will be connected to Melvin H. Creps Middle School. And we
have our grade six concert on May 6 at 7 p.m. Uh grade seven concert on May 7th beginning at 7 p.m. And the grade eight concert on May 8th beginning at 7 p.m. Now, that's according to what I have. I don't think those um dates have changed,
but that that's what we have there. Subsequent to that, uh May 12th, we'll have the GNR concert that'll be housed here at Icetown High School. So May 6, grade six concert, MHK. And with that, that concludes my
report. Thank you. Thank you, Mark. Any questions? Mark, do you know what the spring fling is at the elementary schools? I think Yeah. W actually it says spring sing.
One of them says spring sing one. I'm glad you asked. I've got some amazing elementary uh uh principles here tonight. You said spring sing connected to let me see
black. WCB May 9th. It might be. I'm looking. I only see the one now. So, it's a like a dance event for the students. That's fantastic. Okay.
Thanks. I was just curious if you know we would want to come and witness the activities. Would you like to dance? Okay. Very good. If there's no other questions, we'll move on. Um, our first
opportunity for board member comments. No, no board member comments. We'll move on to our first Sorry, I think. Okay. Yes. Hi. Very good. Uh, I just wanted to thank all the board members, Mark, uh, the district and the custodian, the teachers, and our amazing kids for our
second science symposium. Uh, we had more than double uh, teams from last year. We last year had 11 teams. This year we had 24 and I want to be very thankful and grateful. Uh we had amazing uh scientific innovation that was
presented by our amazing kids uh ranging from kindergartener to eighth graders. So I wanted to thank everyone uh to coming out and supporting our amazing kids and scientists. Thank you. Thank you. It was an an amazing event.
If anyone didn't get to go out, I strongly recommend to go last year. And I think we all need the instructions for the Lego toothpaste squeezer to be sent around to all the parents in the district because we all have enough Lego and we can get that last little bit of
toothpaste out of the the containers in these financially stressful times. So, thank you. Any other comments? Okay, so we'll move on to our first opportunity for public comment. Any members members of the public wish to
speak? Okay, there being none, we will now move on to item nine. Sorry, somehow when I was talking my agenda moved. I knew we were going into an exact session. So we will move into exact session will be probably 25
20 minutes. Thank you. Welcome back from exec session. We'll continue on with our board meeting this evening and we will begin with old number seven old business. So we have
um our next committee meeting will be on May 12th, which will be the curriculum, a curriculum committee meeting, and wellness will take pace on June 9th. Those are the next two coming up. Um, this evening, we did have a
finance committee meeting. Nicole, did you want to go over that really brief agenda? Oh, I was going to do it in comments. You want to do it now? Yeah, we've been I don't know. We've been doing it here. We can do it in comments. It doesn't It's fine. That's fine. Um the finance
committee met um before the board meeting um the first part was the budget. Um as Paul said, it was the final reading of the budget. It was advertised on the 18th of April. Um the county had no revisions
and there were no comments. Um the second part is we discussed and we got to view the security vestibule in the high school for those that aren't aware. Um there was construction I think it began in the summer to take the old
principal's office um and designate part of that to be the um entrance for vis for guests and visitors of the high school. So, when you come in, you're not coming into the main lobby of the high school for safety reasons. Um, it looked
great. There's um a window. You're buzzed in. They're going to have um bins if you're dropping things off for your child. So, all guests and people visiting um whether you have an appointment or you're dropping something off will enter through that vestibule.
And I think they're still working on whether or not students will use that if they're late. Um, and that was it. Thank you very much for that concise evaluation summary. All right. Next, we will do we have any other additional
questions on our student achievement update? We still have it on there, but Oh, that's right. I apologize. That's right. We did just have Okay. Um, we'll get we'll jump back to that. Was there any questions on the student achievement
update? Okay, we'll keep that on the old business for now. And there was a policy meeting earlier this week. Um, earlier last week. I'm looking for the date. Okay. So, it was last
Tuesday. Um, and Michael, would you like to give those minutes or Jenna, you want to Jenna table it till next time or table it in summary uh
we looked over the the policies that we're doing okay that's a that's good enough thank you okay all right so we will now move on for our second opportunity for board member comments any board members have
additional comments this evening or questions there Seeing none, we will move on to our second opportunity for public comments. Any members of the public wish to speak, please approach the podium, state your name and address, and you can also please write that on
the clipboard for us, which is to the left of the podium. And to ensure we can hear you, at the bottom of the mic there's a little person. You can just press that till the red light comes on and we'll be able to hear you. Well,
good. Can you hear me? Great. Uh, my name is David Carill. I live in East Windsor. My son Daniel is in 10th grade and for 35 years I've been
involved with recreational fencing, sport fencing uh and um at all levels. So at recreational level and I've worked as a referee for local high school events and
also as a referee for um college and national events including the Junior Olympics. Uh I'm here tonight to ask for your help and for Mr. Vincent's help in starting a
fencing program at Heightstown High School. Uh it could be as simple as an intramural club in a room such as this getting together to have some
fun. Um and I I'm suggesting it for several reasons. First, fencing is fun. It is uh essentially a fast game of tag. It's one of the only sports in which Children are encouraged to hit each
other with sticks, but they wear appropriate equipment. Um, kids like it and it attracts many students who don't play other sports. Uh, size doesn't matter as much
in fencing. Skill matters much more. For example, um at one of the Olympics, the second num number two fencer was 5'9 against competing against an opponent who was
6'3 and um he he came in second in the in the entire competition. Fencing is safe. Uh it's safer than baseball, basketball, football, hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and
wrestling. Uh collegiate fencers have 2.43 injuries per thousand exposures. Other athletes have between 2.8 and 5.3 uh injuries per exposure. So, it's actually safer. In fact, there's a list
of Olympic injuries and fencing is toward the bottom of the list uh just below uh pingpong. 30 seconds, please. Thank you. Fencing helps students get into colleges. I've spoken with a local
fencing coach at one of the universities. He tells me he has some influence in getting children into college who participate in his f fencing program. Uh local schools have fencing programs.
Over 70 schools have fencing programs in New Jersey. Uh including Princeton, Montgomery, West Windsor North, West Windsor South, Lawrenceville Prep, Hun School, and Princeton Day School. Colleges have fencing programs.
Princeton, Stevens, Drew, Fairley, Dickinson, and New Jersey Institute of Technology. In fact, there's a higher conversion rate for fencers, high school fencers to join college teams. Uh much higher than
for other sports. In fact, about 30 to 40% of high school fencers continue competing in college, which is outstanding. If you could wrap up your comments, please. We're out of time. Sure. The New Jersey Division of USA Fencing is offering a
$1,500 scholarship to any school that initiates a program. I could start a program with no additional funding. I could come and act as a volunteer coach. Um, we don't have to have paid referees until we have enough people who
are interested. We could get a program going very easily. I'd be happy to take any questions or any of you afterwards. Thank you. It's the cargo, right? Yes. All right.
So, thank you for uh sharing that tonight. What I'm going to ask you to do if you could if you have any information you could uh send to me via email uh and also include Mr. Vincent on that. I will say that we're all always looking for uh potential opportunities to
um you know develop student skills and talents and have opportunities for them to build confidence but also potentially have pathways for post-secary uh experiences. So typically, you know, for us, we we assess a few factors. You know, the initial factor being student
interest uh and then we'll look at the viability of establishing something. But definitely if you have any information you can share, uh we can review that and we can continue the conversation. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Are there any other members of the public who wish to make a
comment? There being none, we'll move on to item nine, mandated policies for first reading. Item A, policy 5111, eligibility of resident non-resident students. Item B, policy 5460, high
school graduation. Item C, policy 5512, harassment, intimidation or bullying. Item D, policy 5533, pupil smoking. Item E, policy 7441, electronic
surveillance in school buildings and on school grounds. Policy uh item F, policy 8500, food services. Item G, policy 9163, spectator code of conduct for intercolastic events.
Item H, policy 9320, cooperation with law enforcement agencies. Any questions? Second. Pull the board, please. Miss Conpsio. Yes. Miss Laruso. Yes. Mr.
Larry. Yes. Miss Mhery. Yes. Miss Patel. Yes. Mr. Weekes. Yes. Miss Lans. Yes. Item 10. Mandated regulations for first reading. Item A, regulation 9320, cooperation
with law enforcement agencies. Second. Pull the board, please. Miss Conpsio. Yes. Miss Laruso. Yes. Mr. Mity. Yes. Miss Mccuri. Yes. Miss Patel.
Yes. Mr. Weeks. Yes. Miss Lens. Yes. Item 11, recommended recommended policies for first reading. Item A, policy 5701, plagiarism. Item B, policy 5710, student grievance. Second. Pull
the board, please. Miss Conpsion, yes. Miss Laruso, yes. Mr. Lyd, yes. Miss Mahari, yes. Miss Patel, yes. Mr. Weekes, yes. Miss Lance,
yes. Item 12. Motion to approve routine items by exception. Having read the materials received, I move that the board approve the routine agenda items as submitted. Item A, staffing for April 28th,
2025. Item B, HIV report for March 24th, 2025. Item C, approve travel and related expenses virtual and in person. Item D, approve GNR surplus library books for disposal for donation. Item E, approve
new field trip sites for upcoming trips. Item F, approve new HHS scholarship opportunity, Leonard J. Milner Memorial Award for Community Service. Item G, approve HHS scholarship opportunity, interfaith and service scholarship essay
writing. Item H, awards and scholarships at Heightstown High School. Item I, approve WCB PTO donation. Item J, approve acceptance of revised additional 8% of New Jersey high impact
tutoring competitive competitive grant funding. Item K, approve HHS senior trip to Hershey Park, Pennsylvania, June 2025. Item L, out of district placement. Uh, item M, professional services for
students. Item N, adoption of 2025 26 budget. Motion for approval of the school budget for full year 2025 through 2026. Be it resolved that the budget be approved for the 2025 to 2026 school year 202 to 2026
total expenditures general fund 131,372,100 special revenue 2,145,000 debt service 2,274,46 total 135,791 uh,56. The less anticipated revenues
general fund 57 million5 914,532 special revenue 2,145,000. No debt service in total is 60,59,532. Taxes to be raised. General fund 73,457,568. No special
revenue. 2,274,46 in debt service with a total of $75,731,974. Item O, transportation quote. Item P, bus evacuations. Item Q, co-op purchases.
Item R, professional service contract, GZA Geo Environmental Incorporated. Item S, award bid for replacement of HHS Stadium scoreboard. Item T, reject bid for replacement of EMK rear playground
improvements. Item U, approval of an EU. Item V, board meeting minutes for March 24th, 25, 2025. Item W, executive session board minutes, March 24th, 2025. Item X, report of the
board secretary and financial report for February 20 to 25. Item Y, expense and transfer reports of school monies report for February 2025. And item Z, bill list of April 28th, 2025. Second.
Any questions? Comment boarding question. I just wanted to mention uh thank you to the administration for uh reacting to the funding issues we had this year with the state um state funding. I think the
budget is a good reflection of the values of the district while being responsible to the taxpayers of the district and um I think a job well done in in pulling together with the amount of time we had
this year. Um, I'll also just throw in, it's typically the role of the board president, but thank you to the uh Walter C. Black PTO for their donation of a shade structure for your
playground. Thank you. Thank you, Bob. Yes, I had comments on both of those. So, very good thinking alike here. So, thank you, Paul, for all of your hard work that you do to keep us afloat and running optimally. Um, I did
have a question on item make sure I'm here item S about the scoreboard if you can just provide a little more insight. I know we had talked about it earlier in the week but some of the other board
members and the public could understand what's going into the scoreboard and what's involved in replacing it. Sure. No problem. Thank you very much. So, if you've been to any one of our football games or any athletic event out on the turf field over the past few
years, you probably experienced in the middle of the game the scoreboard going out multiple times and we have limped through that for several years. So, uh this is a project that's long time in the coming. Um as in most things there
is a certain amount of uh obsolescence that as you move along what was acceptable 101 15 years ago is no longer the case. So we will be replacing with this award our uh turf field scoreboard which will look uh different than what
is out there now. Now it's more of uh what you would say not to the extent that you know a professional arena but it'll be a complete video board as opposed to um you know just park video. What's nice about it is that it'll be
able to adapt to different sports. So what you see for a football game will not necessarily be what you see for a soccer game or a lacrosse game. You'll be able to change it. You'll be able to uh do videos on it. Uh, I'm I'm really excited to see what our students and
staff can do. We have a a very small but active uh TV production crew and we can tie uh students into it, sideline cameras, um you name it. Um it's pretty exciting. Uh but with that, there's going to be uh a little more work. It's
not just taking down one board and putting up another board. Uh there's going to be some site work, not extensive, but some site work. Uh there's going to be additional trenching that needs to be done for electrical capacity. You know, we've probably
talked about this on and off, but once upon a time, uh the field out there was an orchard back in the 60s, and they used pesticides, which have been trapped underneath, um a a a cap encapsulated
with a concrete slurry when they built the turf. Uh when they actually go to drill the new steel for that scoreboard. They're going to go through that protective layer and bring up some of that contaminated soil which needs to be disposed with care. So all of that kind
of plays into the cost of this board. So it's not just this is the cost of the board. They're taking it down and putting a whole new in. The whole thing has to be demolished. Brand new steel structure needs to be put in place and the new board put in. So, we're looking
that to happen over the summer and hopefully this will be ready for the start of September. If not, you know, probably a couple weeks into the school year, but nothing extensive. Hopefully, fingers crossed. Great. Thank you for that detail. Thank
you very much, Paul. So, there'll be a capacity for a roving camera. Is that what you roving camera, stationary cameras? You can It's It can be as lex and complicated you want to make it or it can be as simple as you want to make it.
Um if you wanted you could have a community event out there and play a movie or have something you know a video or videos you know we have uh the middle school graduation out there it could be tied into that. So it is definitely you know multifunctional you know definitely
will be used outside of just you know don't think this is just for football. It's it can be used in a lot of different ways will be And what's the expected date for this? Just one more comment on our vote on the
exception items. The item with our travel expenses, we will have to be voting um by necessity on our own travel expenses because we're all listed there. So, we can't abstain from that vote um
to approve our travel expenses to the uh school board's convention. Yeah, you'll just Yeah, you'll abstain on your own name. Vote yes to the rest. Okay. Thanks for that reminder, Bob. Any other questions? Uh yeah, I do have a couple
of question for Paul. Um since we are going to be installing new electrical wiring for the scoreboard you'll be going is it going to be underground wiring or and is there additional transformers that we have to put in or what is the setup that will be put? Um,
second thing, when you're going to be taking out the the turf itself, uh, what's the area scooter square footage that we'll be tapping into? And do we need the EPA to come and make sure it's okay before we plan the new turfs before
the scoreboard is placed? So this So the first thing you're asking about is the electrical capacity. So, I don't think there is an electric another transformer that needs to go out there. There they will be tapping into the existing electric. They'll be running a
trench behind the main um stands going all the way down and all the way back. It's the new scoreboard will be approximately in the same area that the other one is in. And then as far
as your second question was about the the disturbance of the soil, I I could get that from the architect. It's not um it's not extensive. It's however you know, however big the post is that goes down that that comes up that'll have to
be disposed. So this this project one of the costs which I didn't mention uh which we have uh we have a light licensed site remediation specialist an LSRP who will be filing reports with the
D. We are also uh constantly monitoring the site and we have to file quarterly reports on the condition of the site just to make sure nothing's been disturbed and everything is the way it's been. So that has been going ongoing ever since the turf field was put in. So
yeah, so I guess you could say we are under D oversight. Will someone be coming out here to view it? I'm not quite sure that the disturbance is that big that it's going to require someone coming out to inspect it, but we have the Heightstown building inspector who will be by it. I'm sure if he had any
concerns, he'll be sharing it with us and any other applicable officials that need to know. So that whole area will be blocked off when the constructions because people in summer want to use this portion of the field. They'll tied all around the area when we start the construction. That's
correct. Yeah, that is usually standard when we have a construction area. We fence it off. Thank you. Any other questions? Pull the board, please. Miss Conpsion. Yes.
Miss Laruso. Abstain from VNW. Yes. Is it the rest? Mr. Ly. Yes. Abstain from my own name on the travel expense.
Miss Maheri. Yes. Miss Patel. Yes. From all except the expense for EC. Mr. Weeks. Uh, yes, except for abstain from my name on the travel expense. And Miss Lans,
yes, ex abstain from my name on the travel and related expenses as well. Can I ask a really quick question? Um, Miss Maduri and Miss Conception, your names are on here, but you're not planning on attending. Okay. I just wanted to make sure. Did we probably just included
everyone's names? Okay. I just wanted to double check. Thank you. Okay, since we do not need a second executive session, um, that concludes our meeting this evening. We've voted.
Yeah, we just we just ran it around. We ran around. I was the last one. I paused at the end. We can vote again. So, thank you everyone