This government meeting is brought to you by Eastworks and our local cable subscribers. Call to order. Good evening. Welcome to the East Hampton City Council meeting for Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
The meeting tonight is being recorded and broadcast by E Media on Charter Channel 193 and live streaming on their web page eastamptonia.org. Councilors and participants in this meeting are gathering hybrid on the order extended to till June 30, 2027,
allowing us to do so. I remind both the members of the city council and the public participating remotely to please remain muted until recognized by the city council president. Also for members of the public, please remove your camera for the duration of the meeting unless
you are participating in public speak time or the public hearing. Thank you. This meeting is now called to order. Maddie. >> Hi. Okay, I guess that's me. Roll call. >> Roll call. Yes, you're up next. >> All right. Um, Peg Con,
>> I am here. >> Connie Denim, >> here. >> Salem Derby, >> present. Felic Felicia Jadzik >> here. >> JP Quisenski >> here. >> Tom Peak >> here. >> Brad Riley
here. >> Tamara Smith >> here. >> And JT Terrell >> here. >> We have a quorum. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Uh at this time, we'd like to take a moment of silence. I'd like everyone to consider gathering your
thoughts, thinking of the events of the week and what we must do here tonight, bringing the best intentions to that experience. >> Thank you. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance. 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. I will do my best to achieve. >> Thank you. Uh we have minutes from October 8th that they'll be available at
the next meeting. They will. >> Correct. Yes. Thank you. By the way, we've had a reason for the clerk not being here today and Maddie has was kind enough to fill in. So, this is her first meeting. Please give her very
Thank you so much. Um, >> at this time we have public comment. It's traditional to allow the public to speak up to three minutes per individual. You can come to the podium. Identify yourself by name and where you live. uh either your address or your
precinct, whichever you're more comfortable with. Uh and uh we will continue then on to anyone from the uh audience who's remote to participate. Please go to the podium if you'd like to
say a few words. Not seeing anyone here. Wow. Thank you so much. And I see two uh members of the public uh that would like to speak. John, if you could unmute yourself, Mr. Mason. And you're up.
>> Great. Thank you. Good evening. I just um >> Yeah, you got to speak a little louder. We're having some difficulty hearing you, please. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Can you hear me better now? >> Yeah, a little bit. Yes. >> Okay. Um I uh Good evening, everyone. I just want to remind everybody that we have our annual rag tag parade next
Tuesday, the 28th. stepping off from the middle or Maple Street school at 6:30 and our usual route that we've had the last number of years ending at the high school. So that's the 28th uh stepping off at 6:30 and we'll hand out candy at the high school um following the parade.
And I want to thank um fire, police, DPW, all that help out to get this great event done every year. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. Looking forward to that. Uh, Mr. Bruff, have Bruff, please.
>> Hi. Can you guys hear me? >> Mhm. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> All right. Good. I'm sorry, my camera is oddly not working. Uh, but that's okay. Uh, I just wanted to take a second to uh tell everyone that I am actively trying
to uh raise money for the holiday lights in town. if you uh are interested in giving any amount, anything from $5 to $5,000 would be very helpful uh to make that happen. I'm also in the process of uh the annual Give Them the Bird 5K that
is held on Thanksgiving Day uh Thanksgiving morning, I should say, uh to support the East Hampton Community Center is almost sold out. So, if you're thinking of running or walking, uh I suggest you head over to the uh the website that we have set up. It's on uh
run sign up and you get in quicker uh as soon as you can. And last, but certainly not least, I uh felt the urge to come here and thank one of the city councilors. >> Uh and that is Peg Coniff. Peg uh
stepped up above and beyond uh by jumping into this role midterm to help out or I shouldn't even say midterm, but I should say um you know for the many months and I'm sure she knows exactly how many meetings there were. But I think it was very honorable and while we
don't agree on everything, we agree on most things and I really appreciate your time, your dedication to the city and hopefully uh we'll only see you on the other side of these meeting tables going forward. Thank you again, Peg. Really appreciate it. >> Thank you.
>> Thank you, Mr. Bruff. Is there anyone else from the public online who would like to say a few words at this time? I don't see anywhere. This is going once. Don't believe
>> going twice. This closes the public uh uh hearing the public uh comment public speak time of this meeting. Moving on. Public hearings not yet. We early for
that. Okay. Wow. >> Uh why don't we go to items for immediate attention? That could take some time, couldn't it? >> Announcements. >> Announcements. Why don't we try try to do that? Do we have any announcements
from the city councilors? >> Councelor Denim. >> No, no. I'm sorry. I do too many things here at once. >> Somebody's not on mute. >> Yes, >> someone is not on mute.
>> Mute all. >> Um, so on October 25th, the uh bees committee is organizing a seed swap from 10 to noon and that will be at the library annex. Um also on uh November
um the second week in November um they will have their uh which is uh November 8th they will have their um weekly or no sorry monthly gathering to
uh discuss um projects and items that they are working on within the community. Um so that's an opportunity to uh gather and discuss. They meet at the um Marold Cafe, but for
anyone who's interested in kind of getting involved in the work that they're doing. Um that would be a a great opportunity to to connect with the beast committee. So they've got a lot of projects coming forward. Um so if anyone's interested in that, just encourage you to um participate.
>> Thank you. I saw councelor Derby. Did you raise your no? Councelor Smith, >> I just had a question regarding the bees committee. Are you taking seed donations for that seed swap? >> I can find out that information, but uh
I think they're organizing it amongst themselves. So that's something that I can reach out and find out about. >> I have a lot of seeds to >> I know you have a lot of seeds. >> A lot of seeds to donate. >> Yep. Council Jazzic. >> Um yes, next weekend, November 1st and
2nd is uh open studios at the Eastworks building. So encourage everyone to go out to that. There's going to be a lot of art, food trucks, um different activities happening. So it's going to be a really great event again at the Eastworks building November 1st and 2nd. >> Thank you.
Anyone else from the council who would like to say a few words? Okay. If you could indulge me for a minute. I have we have four minutes before public hearing and I'd like to report the city
election voting information. Uh just so you know, we have an election coming up uh for those of you who may not know, and that is November 4th. Uh, the last day to register to vote in
person for the November 4th election is Saturday, October 25th at 5:00 pm. You may register to vote online at the Secretary of State's office website until 11:59 on October 25th. To request
a vote by mail ballot, you may download an application at the Secretary of State's office or apply online at the Secretary of State's office. The last day to apply for a vote by mail is Tuesday, October 28th by 5:00 pm. You
may vote early in the city clerk's office during regular business hours, Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. until Thursday, Monday through Thursday, that is until Thursday, October 30th, October 25th. On election
day, November 4, 2025, all precinct vote all precincts vote at the East Hampton High School, 70 Williston Avenue. To view a sample ballot, you would go to the East Stamp website to look for a sample ballot or there is a ballot.
There are ballots posted at the uh city clerk's office outside the city clerk's office in city hall. Uh please call the clerk's office with any questions. I'm going to give phone number for the clerk's office. Any questions, go to the clerk's office
at 529-1400 extension460 or email vote at eastamptonm.gov. Council, >> I have one more item. I'm sorry, I forgot. The Municipal Leadership Academy, the application is up on the
website and you can access through Facebook or go to the website uh and just search for Municipal Leadership Academy and there the application is available. um just fill it out and you can turn it in to the clerk's office um and if you have questions you can email
me or counselor Jadzig or counselor um Smith um or the mayor's office actually. So in the past that's been done. Um so yeah, so I just strongly encourage everybody who is interested in learning about municipal government and East
Hampton in general uh to please sign up for that and very much appreciate the uh all the department heads uh for agreeing to again participate in that. >> I will say that that is an excellent program and well worth the time
invested. >> Councelor Coniff, how are you? Uh while I am very pleased with the words from Pat Bruff, um today is not my last city council meeting. I found out today. So
you will see me all again in two weeks and then that will be my last one. >> So >> I I do have >> Thank you, Pat. You have to come back in two weeks and say more. >> I do have an announcement. I kind of update the public on that and we'll take
that uh after the public hearings and the >> I'll be back. >> Thank you. Um >> 6:15 time to open up the public hearings. I'll entertain a motion. >> So move second. >> A motion in a second to open up the public hearings.
>> All those in favor? >> I opposed abstain. Motion carries. Councelor Peak, I think we have a supplemental appropriation. >> Yes, we have two supplemental appropriations. They're both unusually
small. Um and the reason I think why uh both of these occurred, the reasons are slightly different, but broadly um these are bills that were incurred uh in a previous fiscal year that for uh just various technical reasons uh
were not uh paid on time. and our laws uh prohibit us from paying an old bill out of uh the current budget without an appropriation to do so. So, in other words, like for both of these, we're
taking I like a current budget and just using it for but we just need to sign off on doing so. Uh this happens from time to time. Uh and uh so yeah, uh the first one is a uh $598
appropriation for uh software yearly maintenance. And essentially what happened here was that um the uh the uh vendor's billing department was sending invoices to the email account of an
employee who no longer works here. Um, so we didn't get them. That's since been updated. So now all technology invoices will go to a technology eastamptonm.gov email address so that staff turnover
won't ever affect this again. So the problem that caused this has already been remedied, but there was a bill that didn't get caught on time because I think the the vendor reached out eventually be, hey, what's what's going on here? Well, you were sending it to someone who wasn't here. So, um, yeah,
it it's something that it it's already been, uh, addressed. We just need to approve this appropriation in order to, uh, spend, uh, money out of this fiscal year's budget to pay a bill from last fiscal year. >> That sounds like a very reasonable
explanation. >> I don't know what else we do about it. >> Yeah. At this point, uh, we owe the money. We use the, uh, product or the service, uh, the yearly maintenance. Uh, we got to pay the bill. Uh, do we have anyone from the council who had
questions regarding this matter? Anyone from the public would like to comment on it? Seeing no one, anyone from the uh online group who would like to speak to the subject. Seeing no hands risen, no one's
interested and we could then proceed with the matter. But I did have one question regarding the general issue. I take it that with regard to the technology department that was dealt with. But is it this a broad more broad
problem that could apply to other departments and we have procedures to address this? It just is a matter of cleaning things up. >> I think you need to talk to the man on your right. And we we have the
director of technology with us who I would love to hear from on the matter just that it's being addressed. Would you come to the podium for a moment quickly? >> Yes. >> If you would just so we don't have this in other areas. >> Yes. We had been working on cleaning up and bringing all the building to
technology at East Hampton MA. Um, I had been here for five years and it's still surprising that there are some products that appear out of nowhere that we were not aware of. So, we're hoping this is the last one. Um, but we continue to
make sure that building goes to technology. Sometimes the the different departments want to have close contact with the vendors of the software that they're working with and and those vendors sometimes want to send billing
to the same email to the same contact. So we're trying to find a way to say billing to technology. Your primary contact is the department head. >> Sorry. Thank you. Isn't technology great? >> Yes, it is. >> Councelor Peak. I just think that I'm
glad to hear that and I mean I don't know that we can get a solid answer on this tonight but to your point I think it would probably be uh and you know the our our mayors here who can perhaps convey this is just that um if there's other departments that have any
non-technology billing items that uh >> that that could be going to an individual's address that perhaps they could be encouraged to adopt a similar best practice. >> So, I I'll I'll address this um since
you asked. Uh one of the things that I asked our procurement officer relatively early on in my tenure was to get a a listing of any subscriptions um any recurring billing items that we might have just to because with the transition, I wanted to make sure we didn't miss anything because as you have
turnover, sometimes things can um be ordered and we could be paying for them and we might not know. Um, and so he did do that and thankfully there was only one and it's from the mayor's office and it's Grammarly and I said, "Well, can we cancel it?" We had already paid in full
for it. So I told him that we probably don't need that anymore unless the next mayor decides that we do. Um, so that was the only one, but the procurement officer did do that research. And so as far as other departments go, I think we're pretty cleaned up. >> That's great to hear. Good to know.
Thank you so much for clarifying. I think we're all rest a little more comfortably. We try to pay our bills on time if possible. >> Council P. Entertain a motion. >> Sure. >> Uh okay. >> No further questions. >> Council Jadz,
>> I just have one more quick question for the director if you don't mind. Um I'm just curious what is the software that this P was for? >> It's for engineering. Is Autodesk is specific for engineering? >> Okay. Thank you. >> One or two users.
Council P. >> Okay. Uh I'll make the following uh request in the form of a motion. Uh request is hereby made for approval of the following appropriation. Amount requested $598 to be transferred from software yearly
maintenance $598 to be transferred to software yearly maintenance $598. Uh this uh uh will be used uh for the following purpose. Uh this invoice was missed uh
because the vendor's billing department billing department did not send it in a timely manner to an active email address. Uh they have continued uh to attempt to email a former staff member and have only now reached current staff members. Uh we have requested the vendor
update their records and send all future invoices to technology at eastamptonma.gov. Uh this account will continue to be monitored even with staff turnover allow payment for FY25 invoice for from FY26 budget.
>> Second motion in a second. Uh any further discussion? >> All those in favor? >> Opposed? Abstain. Motion passes. Council Peak. >> Um so the next appropriation is a similar
uh appropriation. Um uh our our procurement officer uh Michael Owens uh came and and gave a rundown of the situation um around it. But again just through kind of some various uh just things uh getting a
little jumbled up. Uh there were two uh bills that were um missed. Uh one uh for a legal advertisement. I think the legal advertisement, if I remember correctly, the legal advertisement I think actually just came in late in the
year, so there wasn't much to be done about that. And then there was a a $7046 uh uh printing that uh got sort of just missed in the shuffle of of things at the end of the fiscal year. So, uh those
are the two items there. Uh again, it's, you know, there there's no money being moved from account to account. This is just permission to spend out of the uh account on on a couple bills that didn't get paid by the end of the fiscal year.
Um and uh the uh finance committee voted to approve this as well as the last one. Three to zero. >> Three to zero. Excellent. Uh would there be anyone from the council that had questions about this? Anyone from the public in the audience?
How about the public online? Seeing none. Going once, going twice. I see no one else. We may continue. Uh there seeing that there were no questions from the counselors. Uh I would entertain a motion.
>> Okay. I'll make this request in the form of a motion. Request is hereby made uh for approval of the following fiscal year 25 expense to be paid in fiscal year 26. Amount requested $3504 to be transferred from miscellaneous
professional and technical services. uh and within that legal advertising $279.58 uh and printing uh $7046 uh for a total of $3504
to be transferred to miscellaneous professional and technical services. The amount requested will be used for the following purpose. payment processing for two vendor payments, an FY uh 25 legal ad expense and an FY25
printing expense. >> Thank you. Second. We have a motion in the second. Any further discussion? Seeing none, all those in favor? >> I opposed. Motion carries.
>> I make a motion to close the public hearing. Second. Motion is second to close the public hearing. >> All those in favor >> opposed abstain. Motion carries. This hearing is now closed. Items for immediate attention. We have
uh a city council resolution. Do you have that resolution? and the vote to accept the land and water conservation fund grant from the for the nonatuk spray park renovation and improvements. I do not have that
>> does somebody I'd happy to read it but I >> the resolution >> the resolution >> the resolution >> the >> from the spray park >> wording yes >> updated wording for the spray park >> while that while we're getting the updated resolution you care to as a member of the
>> uh CP I could talk a little bit about >> so what we're here for >> yeah so we voted on this a few weeks ago um and or maybe it was a few months ago at this point. I don't it's hard to even keep it all straight, but uh it certainly was this fiscal year. We voted
to approve uh funding for uh for for an upgrade to the Nonatak Park uh spray park. And what the particular upgrade would do is it would put in place a system to recapture the water that's used in the spray park, which if you
think about how much water is being used is that's going to over the course of a summer recapture a lot of water. So, uh that's good for um just environmental reasons. Um and it's great for the
city's finances. So, um it was an exciting project. Uh it went uh for a uh land and water conservation fund grant. Uh and we heard back a week or two ago
that it yes that that that it was accepted. Uh so that is very exciting. And uh now as part of that process we need to read this resolution which I believe I can do if uh >> would you like for me to read it? I
can't read anything. I don't mind reading things. I'm just bad at it. Um, I'm from the hotel, so I won't talk to you. Uh, so, um, okay. uh land and water conservation fund uh non-touch spray
park renovation and improvement city council resolution a resolution to file and accept grant with and from the commonwealth of Massachusetts executive office of energy and environmental affairs uh for the land and water
conservation fund for the nonatuk spray park renovation and improvements whereas the nonatuk spray park is a communitywide uh asset providing outdoor recreation to city residents and
residents of surrounding communities and has been identified as a critical resource in need of upgrade in the city's uh 2021 open space and recreation plan. Uh and whereas Nanatuck Park is
dedicated to park and recreation purposes under Mass General Law uh chapter 45 section 3. And the city uh is working to upgrade the spray park facilities, increase accessibility, increase accessibility uh providing
additional features and shade structures on a portion of the 270 acre city-owned parcel. Whereas to meet uh said appropriate to meet said appropriate with funds
transferred and/or borrowed in accordance with Mass General Law chapter uh 293, the Community Preservation Act uh and to authorize the treasurer uh the
uh with the approval of the city council to issue any bonds uh or notes that may be necessary for that purpose as authorized by Mass General Law Chapter 44 or any other enabling authority. Uh whereas the parks director
be authorized to uh file on behalf of the city of East Hampton uh the landwater conservation uh fund uh grant applications. Uh whereas Nonatuk spray park renovation and improvement project
will cost a total of $529,000 of which the city shall appropriate the full amount of $529,000. Now therefore, be it resolved that the mayor uh or his or her designate be and
is hereby authorized to file and accept grants for the executive office of energy and environmental affairs, and that the mayor or his or her design uh be hereby authorized to take such other
actions as are necessary to carry out the purpose and conditions of this grant to be administered by the parks and recreation department or other city officials and that this resol resolution takes effect upon passage.
>> We have a motion >> second >> and a second to uh accept and adopt the resolution. Uh councelor Pete. >> Yeah. Just one thing I want to say about this because it's possible that uh
someone in the public or someone who's going to be joining the council soon might this was confusing to me when I when I started this all um so we did a CPA appropriation and we um we got these
matching funds but we're now going to have to appropriate the full amount just because of how these grants work is that basically we spend the full amount and then we get reimbursed for uh for half of it. So, you know, there's like we we
appropriate part of this and there's going to be a point at some point where we're going to have to then probably appropriate the rest of it. And when that happens, like it I just think it's um uh >> that's the second part. >> Oh, yeah. Okay.
>> So, that's a separate >> that's a separate motion. So is this going to have to go is this new business? >> Well, we were approp we were asked to consider the approp the appropriation and the resolution. >> So okay. So then
>> we're allowed to do that. >> We are we were asked to do it because of the degree of urgency. >> Okay. >> Involved. Now if anyone had questions about that, I'd be happy to ask uh Mr. Mason to speak to the subject. I when I
say this I I want to the only reason is that I just um I'm not used to doing appropriations on a first reading and in fact I think our charter does not allow us >> we do not
we could adopt the resolution and move the other >> yeah so I'll I'll take that in new business then um but yeah just because I'm pretty sure our charter doesn't let us do that But um I I just wanted to say that that's why like when this comes up like
that that's why we do it this way. Yeah. Okay. Cool. >> Motion in a second to adopt a resolution on the matter of the water spray park. Any questions for Mr. Mason?
Seeing none. And any other questions from the counselors? >> We have a motion and a second. All those in favor? I >> opposed. Uh, abstain. Motion carries. The resolution is adopted.
I would entertain a motion to move this to committee if you'd like. >> Sure. Uh, I >> since we're all on the same subject. >> Yeah. Uh, >> and we just talked about it. >> I um Okay, I'll I'll read this as a first reading. It's not in the typical
format that we have them, but I think we all get the idea. Um, I would make a motion to move the following matter to uh finance uh or the following motion to finance for review. Uh the motion being that uh the city
council vote to raise, borrow, and or appropriate $529,000 to pay for the Nonatuk spray park renovations and improvements on land known as Nontuk Park that is managed and controlled by the city's parks and recreation department in accordance with
chapter 45 section 3. uh for active recreation purposes. Uh and to meet set appropriation, the treasurer with the approval of the mayor or designate is authorized to borrow uh $529,000
to pay the cost of the project uh and in accordance with uh chapter 44 section 7 andor chapter 44B section 11 andor any other enabling authority and issue bonds or notes of the city and that the mayor
or their designate be authorized to file the LWCF grant PL88-578 on behalf of the city of East Hampton or any other applications for funds in any way connected to the scope of the
project. The mayor or their designate be authorized to enter into all agreements and execute any and all instruments. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second to refer the matter to the finance committee. All those in favor?
>> Opposed? Abstain. Motion carries. >> This concludes this section of immediate attention. >> Mhm. >> All right. Excellent. Communication from elected officials, boards, committees. >> We did that already. We did that. We did that. >> Uh, not
I was just referring to it again because I have a matter that I'd like to >> discuss if I may. in order to clarify some expectations including some of the counselor's expectations that they may be off the hook as of tonight. Uh they're signing on
into for the duration until the next person is certified and sworn in. Uh I wanted to speak to that so that the public had some understanding of this. Spoken to the city attorney and got an attorney's opinion on the matter since
we have various races. Mayor, uh, city council at large, city councelor precincts and school committee members. This is important to know. The election occurs on November 4th, the final day of election. 8:00 close the doors. We get a
tabulation. That vote must be certified. That vote, the city clerk has required by law, Massachusetts law, 10 days to certify the results of the election. Should there be absentee ballots
overseas outstanding, then that period is extended in up to an additional 10 days. So that makes it 20 days. Hopefully the all the ballots from overseas are in and they can be counted and the race isn't close enough to worry
about because of course if the race was close enough to be of great concern, there could be a challenge. That challenge could then go to court and of course there could be no one sworn in >> what >> in that case until the court decision
was made regarding the matter just to set the stage for you all. Uh we have important races and I wanted to be sure the expectations were clear. I suspect that everything will be wrapped up within the 10day period. We'll get the results. We'll have certifications. We
can then proceed. Well, let's see. That gets us to the to the four the next city council meeting would be the 5th. So councelor Khan, you'll be here. Uh should you choose to do that to do so?
>> Um and then the next meeting would be the 19th. So I would anticipate by that on the 19th that we would have uh positions for precinct 4 to sorry precinct 2 to sign in. Precinct 2, councelor Jadzik's position. She was
appointed by the council uh with the leaving of councelor Gomez. Try to get the scorecard straight here. Uh councelor Khan filled in and so that position would then become determined. We could sign we could swear someone in
for the position. Depending on who gets elected mayor, we may have other positions to swear in. Uh there there could be a counselor at large position to swear in and there could be a precinct 4 position to swear in. Uh the
school committee, they're responsible for handling their own. Uh but we wanted to make that clear so that everyone didn't expect, oh, we're going to have a swearing in ceremony on the 5th. Council Pete, >> I have a question that I've received several times and that I'm not confident
that I I think I know what the answer is, but I'm not actually confident that I know the answer. Um, and I was hoping that in in your research on this, you might have found the answer. And so the question is, um, Councelor Koniff is very graciously filling in for a res
after a resignation of an atlarge counselor. That's correct. Four ATL large counselors are going to be elected in the upcoming election, >> right? With five on the ballot. >> With five on the ballot, how do we Is it
the one with the most votes that >> it is? It is the one with the most votes who is not currently serving. >> Okay. >> That would then replace >> That's the most logical thing. I just was not >> those with the most votes who is not currently serving.
makes excellent sense to me. >> It makes wonderful sense. >> N >> uh sorry we can't take questions from the public >> at this time. >> But if you do have questions, feel free to call call me at 413-575609
or the clerk's office to clarify those questions. This attorney's opinion is in the clerk's office should anyone has have questions. all candidates uh for municipal positions for the city council and for the mayor's office received a
copy of that. So that's my announcement. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Moving on. Uh no correspondence. Uh President Vice President Communications done. Mayor communications. Mayor Derby, you're up.
Okay. >> Thank you. So, I'm going to be super brief, unlike normal. So, um I did I did want to just address the the item that is going to be item of new business tonight. Um which
is tailings. Um and I just wanted to give a quick explanation because we did ask for it to get put on last minute. So, I just wanted to give an update on that. Um, so this was something that the treasurer had asked me to bring um to ask the council president to put on the
agenda. Um, and what this is is uh giving the treasurer the authority to look at outstanding checks that the city has issued and have not been cashed. Some of these checks can be quite old.
Um and if this uh MGL um 200A section 5 and 200A section 9A are passed then the treasurer can then advertise um that these checks are on cash um try
to find the owner and notify them um and if that and there's a a clock starts and so after a year if nobody claims that then those outstanding funds can go to the general fund. Um, and so this is
something that we want to have the um ability to do to be able to recapture some funds that are kind of frozen right now and to hopefully either get them where they need to go or to recapture them into the general fund, which is
always helpful. Um, you know, we're not we're not trying to take people's money. you know there is a a process um and I believe it is laid out hopefully it will be laid out for the finance but there will be a listing on the city website um after 60 days that listing will get
published in um the gazette uh and then um still after that if funds are not claimed for a year then they can be recaptured to the general fund so I just wanted to make sure that people kind of understood um beforehand the origin of this this was this is something that you
know it's really important for the treasur to be able to have the power to do. So that way we don't have these outstanding liabilities that we're kind of always wondering if they're going to get cash. So um another >> I don't know if I have a question now,
but um I'll say stuff anyway. Um so this is for things that people have paid. Could be their taxes, could be their whatever. what what would be >> or is it >> so this is spending money that we have
paid out and people have not cashed those checks >> and and if you look at the check a lot of times checks will say like void after a certain amount of time so this just allows us to kind of follow through >> capture the money and okay so >> kind of take it back if you will
>> um so in a if time goes by and someone comes out of the coma that they're in a year and a half later we can still make them whole. >> Yes. >> Okay. That amount of money
would have we've recovered it but now they've come back late >> and there I believe that there's a process for that. I mean obviously as we this moves through the committee and the treasur but really the importance of this is this allows the clock to start >> right >> and so that's why it was kind of a
timely thing and that's why I asked for the president to put it on. >> Thank you. Um, and then so that I'm trying to be quick. Um, and I just wanted to say the there's one other thing and I don't want to steal any committee's thunder, so I'm just going to be very brief with this, which is um,
this four-way stop um, tenatively is being planned for November 12th at um, the U West Glendale Lavville Pomeroy. Uh, and I just want to just let people know because they probably will hear it again during public safety. I just want
to make sure that people are aware of that cuz that's pretty significant change in traffic pattern. Um, and the the signs will be going up on November 10th just to kind of warn people. Um, but I felt like that was uh important enough to hear more than once. And
that's all I have. Thanks. >> Very important. We could hear it three times. We want people to It's a very busy and relatively fast intersection. So it's not like some side street that's really tiny and nobody ever travels and everybody knows anyway. This is people
coming from out of town etc. So that's important news. I appreciate you mentioning it. I did inquire a bit about the tailings council and it may be as simple as a check that could be issued for a a parking ticket refund for per
se. So a $50 for parking ticket would get a refund and they never cash the check. They move out of town. they go somewhere and you it's on your books and you got to deal with it. >> So, we'll hear more about that >> later. Thank you, M. Uh, Mr. Mayor.
Um, any further announcements and standing committee reports? No. We do announcements. Great. Finance, >> you're up. Council keep. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Uh so finance met last week uh on our normal schedule
to discuss the items that we just did in public hearing. Um we'll meet uh next week to discuss the many new business Sorry uh to meet the to discuss the many new business items that we uh are going to
uh be discussing. I have noticed that there's going to be a bunch of them. So, in terms of room scheduling, we might need longer than an hour. Just >> this has been like we've there's been a couple discussions about this in the last few weeks, so I just figured I'd give you heads up there. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Heads up. We'll give you plenty of time. >> Super. Thank you so much. Um and uh in terms of the only uh other sort of uh ongoing item uh other than the the usual
things are is that we've got uh the rescending of borrowings uh authorization. I checked in with uh the finance team with the treasurer and that's something they're still not quite ready to move on. So it will stay uh on
our agenda. Given that it just proactively, I mean, I guess I could do it next time, but just given that it I think it is going to be there for a little while, I would like to request a 90-day extension for that. >> All right. For the rescending of borrowing authorizations for city space
restoration and Honeywell energy conservation project. >> All right. Is there a second? >> Second. >> Second. Motion in a second to extend the Honeywell disposition. All those in favor, if there are no questions,
>> I opposed. Abstain. Motion carries. That concludes. >> Thus concludes public safety. Councelor Terrell. >> Thank you. Uh my one announcement, interim mayor Derby. Uh already stole my thunder. Um but the signs have come in from the state. Um I talked to uh DPW
Director Nuttleman earlier this week and the signs have come in from the state and they are scheduled to be put up. So that's for all of us that live in that area. This is a a a very welcome welcome addition. Um >> you can say it again and again. The uh
the issue of the signs going up in the date. That's fine. We want everybody to know. >> Um I would like to request in the form of motion a 90-day extension for the review of language and traffic rules and orders. >> Second. >> We have a motion in a second to extend the review of language and traffic rules
and orders. All those in favor? Opposed? Abstain. Motion carries. And that is all we have to offer this evening. >> Thank you. Appointments. Councelor Smith. >> Okay. Thank you. Appointments last met
on the the 16th. I'm sorry, the 26th. 20th. >> What day was it? It's a long month here. >> 26th. >> Yeah, the 20th. Sorry. >> So, yeah, we met we met on the 16th and we actually had quite a bit um on our
docket to talk about. So, I need to take a little bit of time tonight. Um, you know, one of the things that has been continuing business on our docket is really making the entire process of how does one get onto a committee um how
do they apply for a committee and what the actual stepbystep process is. So in one way of doing that, counselor Riley made a handbook and the purpose of the handbook was to onboard people who were
looking to go into onto a committee. There needs to be a little more work on that because what happens is that this is the process and the order of how things go. So in this part of the handbook, it would be that when someone
is interested in a border committee across the city, they would put their application into the city and that immediately would go to the mayor's office. And so once it's in the mayor's office, the mayor goes ahead and
forwards or chooses not to forward the person for committee or board. At that point, the mayor's office will send um a note to the person telling them of the decision and telling them that they will
be on the agenda for the upcoming city council meeting if they were approved for the city committee. So, the other part is that what we have on the website for East Hampton is a description of
what the committees do. And so what's the purpose of the committee? What's the you know their normal meeting time? What are the qualifications? Who's on this committee? And so right now these exist as two separate documents. You can find out the process of how appointments goes
through the handbook and you can find out the actual committees and what they do on the website. We are combining the two of them. So this is all in one location. So, it's not said that we're trying to um not be transparent with our
committee process. And so, with all of that, we really had a lot of discussions on moving forward. And so, this is where I need to ask a few rules questions. Okay. We would like as the appointment
subcommittee to start holding a civic engagement fair and we think that this is important to have regular in-person meetings for all of the boards and committees almost as um a fair style here. So if anyone wanted to come and
talk to the committees and find out more about what they are doing, we actually have a space and we have a time that that's happening. We would like that first to happen on January 10th, which we figured was a Saturday in the middle of January and most people aren't doing
anything yet at that point. I think that would be a good time to get a lot of interest generated in the different um committees and it's also right at the end of the year. So, a lot of times when people are making that resolution for the new year, perhaps they'll say a
resolution, I want to get more involved in local civic engagement. So that's really important to do as well. But one of the things, you know, on our agendas for a city council, we always hear very
quickly communications from um committees, boards, and elected officials. In my entire time, in all three um cycles of being on the city council, I've never had the board and committee coming in to give
announcements. And so we would like to really, and this is what I need to know from a rule standpoint, we would like to create a more direct path from the appointment subcommittee to have more
direct path. So on a monthly basis, we would like to update, we would like to hear from all of the committees if they have any announcements and if they have any business that they would like the city to know. And I think routini routinizing that into the appointment
subcommittee process will just create more clarity on that process and a lot more um opportunity for the general public to know more about what's going on on the different appointment boards. Um so that's that's another part. So, we
were wondering as we were talking about this as a committee if we would have to make any motion to change that in our rules that we would have a city councelor being able to talk on behalf of the committees when right now we have
it listed as the boards and committees come up separate. >> Interesting. uh in order to change the council rules, we would have to have a rules be proposed and then go to committee and discuss the rules. >> Uh we would also I I see over there we
have some uh that would be one thing. Uh a second matter would be and of course at that time we could discuss whether or not the board members should be feel free to come to the council to speak during that time.
Absolutely. And that may be something that we don't want to bring. >> I don't want to take >> from from rules. Uh those would be my thoughts on the subject. I see hands all over. I see first councelor Peak.
>> Councelor Denim. >> Councelor Denim was first. Okay. >> Yeah. Just uh >> I was looking in the other direction. >> Yeah. Just clarification. So um I know that when I worked with committees, I've invited them in to give statements. So, I think a really good example of that is
the um the affordable and fair housing partnership when they delivered their um when they delivered their zoning recommendations to us, they came in and did a presentation and whatnot. So, I couldn't remember if you were here that day. So, um, just for the public, I'm I
think we've at different times tried to invite them if there were significant kind of, um, um, presentations or anything like that that that they wanted to share with us before it went to committee. Mhm. >> Captain P.
>> Uh it's been a little while since I've been on rules, but my understanding uh is that I don't believe that would require any change in our rules because uh already we as counselors have the full authority to make an announcement
on behalf of somebody. You know, we've all said, "Oh, hey, there's this event going on and I'm going to read the thing." So there's nothing that would stop us from reading. If if somebody said, "Hey, I have an announcement I'd like to make and but I'm not able to or
I don't want to go." >> Would you as chair be okay making this announcement on my behalf? I think that you fully have the power to do that right now. I think that what could help is to simply is to make sure that we
communicate to um our uh boards and committees that that is a a tool that's available to them. And in addition that if they would like to come and give an update in person that that's also an option that's available cuz I it's true
that like we've definitely had it happen a few times but it's like a once a year at most occurrence that a committee comes and actually gives a presentation and I'm always so happy when they do. So, I think that it's it's really just a
matter of of of communication to encourage them to do so. >> Mhm. >> And that may be solved by a letter from the city council whole to be able to remind each board of the times that are available and the availability of any
counselor to hear to be contacted to speak on their behalf should they so desire. Councelor Denn. >> Yeah. So I think a good example is I sit on the bees committee and so tonight I gave a announcement for that but I know that not a counselor doesn't sit on
every single um committee and so would I have known that had I not been at that particular meeting you so I think there's a question of also do we divvy up responsibilities for kind of being a liaison between different
committees right not necessarily maybe attending them right but we certainly have open communication where they feel like they can communicate some need or desire for communication with us that we can pass along. >> Right. >> Councelor J. >> Um yes. So just adding in because I'm
also on appointments and so as part of this discussion on Monday and so just as councelor Denon just mentioned that was kind of the context of why we were discussing this particular point is because we were discussing how can we better integrate the appointment
subcommittee into the full life life cycle of the process. So, one suggestion in addition to and and part of what councelor Smith had had proposed here or had asked here was to see if it would be possible for at least um as a start the
appointment subcommittee members to divvy up essentially we have roughly 30 maybe a little bit more 30ome committees and boards across the city. Right now there are three subcommittee members and so that would be about 10 committees each. um we started to but didn't fully
go through but there are certainly themes among some of the committees and boards as well and so the idea and this is where I think the question rose is does this need to go to rules or is it something we can choose to do so on our own in our purview as a subcommittee because what we would like to do is at a
future meeting divvy up each of the committees to a separate subcommittee counselor so that we could serve as liaison going forward and so again not to take away the opportunity for any border committee to come to present or communicate with the council, but to
give committees a touch point with council so that it's more proactive on our part as opposed to having the onus be on the committees. Some of the committees and boards within East Hampton are very active um are very robust and very rigorous and have a lot
of I guess publicity or are really in the spotlight quite a bit. Other committees are not. And we also have at least two new committees coming up right now where there will be completely brand new committees with brand new members. And so we're really trying to make sure that we're thinking through again the
entire process, not just the piece from once we get the recommendations from the mayor's office to when we vote to approve them. And so how could the appointment subcommittee and by extension the larger city council be really much more holistically supportive in that entire process? So that was
really just some additional context for that particular question that came up. >> Thank you for the additional context. I think that's helpful and I think anytime we can have additional communication between the boards, the committees and the council either as a whole or
individually or through any of the committees, >> the better the the healthier the city is. the more communications that we have in council conference. Um I don't first of all brilliant that's just great idea
you guys. Um but do we have Oh we do. So we have communications from elected officials boards and commission. Is there any way like to proactively put on the agenda that we're going to give an update for these three committees tonight or would that make it really
ownorous because you may not know if you have an update until the morning of probably. Okay. I just for the public to be aware that last night they talked about these three or four committees in great length. It would be nice to have
that awareness so they could listen and or watch the video. >> Mhm. >> But it'd be in minutes. There's another >> I definitely think that if a committee wants to do like a full scale presentation, it's definitely preferable
that they put that on the agenda because if it's not on the agenda, we can't ask them questions. Um, so certainly like if they just show up, we can be like, "Yeah, thanks. That was great." But that's like it's not really as helpful. But yeah, I think that this is a great
idea. I'm really in support of and I don't think that in terms of like assigning liaison that there there's my opinion is I don't think there's any need for a rules change uh because so long as you know everyone understands that um you know they're also free to just communicate with us so this is just
a matter of having an easy touch point. >> Yeah. Yep. That's what we our thoughts were as well. And so another let's see we had a lot that we were talking about. Um
we would also like to take a moment at the business meetings uh the city council meetings to discuss the open vacancies. There's usually at least a few open vacancies and I just want to we both wanted to make sure that that's
part of the official process that it's on city council meetings as well as on the website so that people are aware that these openings exist and we are looking for volunteers. So the other
>> if I just interject for one second don't we always >> I would assume that the appointments committee could keep track of that and report that out >> as part of the of the of the committee report and that would be the appropriate
>> that was my next question was should that be yeah with public speak or should that be part not public speak but should that be part of um elected official comments or should that be part of the appointments report? >> I I would think that would be
appointments reports. If the appointments committee >> knows that certain vacancies are there, I would see it well within their purview to handle. >> Mhm. Um >> and invite the public to participate.
>> Um we also had a quick question. Um another clarification. Do ad hoc committees follow the same procedures as boards and committees across the city? We know that there's currently an ad hoc committee looking at the senior center
and just wondering how the ad hoc committee what the process is. >> The ad hoc committees to my understanding have the follow open meeting laws must follow the same state regulations and laws that
apply to public's business. Uh so they would follow any procedures that we set up. Uh I would expect that they would follow I would have the expectations that they
would follow Robert's rules that they there is no specific handbook for rules that I'm aware of specific to ad hoc committees. Uh we're generally grateful that folks volunteer and want to serve on the ad hoc committees.
>> Councelor Khan, if I see your hand. >> I mean, is not the only difference that there's a beginning and an end date to an ad hoc committee and that's it? >> Everything else is the same. It's just that they've been given a task and when that task is done, they're done. >> But everything else
>> applies. >> Okay. >> Councelor Pete, were you >> I was going to say what councelor Huniff said. Council Demick, >> I was just going to say because the proper rules of order, I know that when I put together the 9/11 um committee, I had specifically
specified within there to follow Robert's rules of order and I don't know if that was a standard kind of thing, but I looked at previous ones and that's what I what I did. So, I just kind of followed similar processes. >> Yeah. >> Council Chanzik, you did not have your
hand raised. Okay. >> So, >> Councelor Smith, please continue. Okay, >> you're doing well tonight. >> Well, >> you did say you were taking >> I told you I had a lot to talk about tonight. >> Um, so there's another thing that I wanted to talk about and that's the way
we tell our committee applicants that they're going to be part of the city council meeting and that we're going to vote on them. We would like to see that if someone is coming in person specifically to be
appointed to a committee. Two things. First, our one appointment appointee had to wait until 9:30 the other night. That was too long for someone who's volunteering for a position to do. So I would request that in the future if we
do have a very long meeting ahead that we can push appointments up to the very top so that um people aren't having to sit there forever. And the second request that we would have is that if the person is here and is witnessing
that, we think that they and their loved ones should have the opportunity to watch the mayor swear them in during the city council meeting. And so we'd like to start seeing that um if any of the applicants come to this meeting.
It's just so unsatisfying to have us be like, "Here's the person. Does everyone agree? Everyone agrees." And then the person just kind of walks out. There needs to be more of a ceremony with that. >> Mhm. Uh moving to the top of the agenda
or up higher on the agenda would be a matter of a rules change and you could submit a rules change or anyone could submit a rules change to accommodate that. Okay. >> That would then go to committee for rules for review.
>> Councelor Kiff, you had a question. >> Council P. >> Council P. >> I mean, I think that there's a potential for a a rules change that could streamline this process a little bit and creating a new category if that's what
we wanted to do. Um, but I also think that like it's the president's discretion to just move these things around. So, you know, in the absence of such a rules change, there's still nothing that would stop us from just saying, "Hey, we're going to handle this one item from
appointments now and then come back to the rest of things later." But if we did want to if if it was something that we wanted to sort of uh like to to to to specifically call out sort of like how the appropriations happen within the
public hearings and then we return to the regular finance business after. There's ways that we could do something like that that might be uh more elegant in the long run. But I think that uh until such a thing comes forward, there's nothing stopping us from just
handling it in a ad hoc way. >> To answer that question, you're absolutely right. The council president can adjust that schedule uh on an ad hoc basis. However, I would find it quite cumbersome, I think, to do it this week
or that week. I think a process would be make it simpler. If we're going to do that and see it as a regular basis on an individual basis, I think it can be done through the uh discretion of the of the president. Council
>> Jazz. >> But now back to me. Um I actually think it would be really simple to just put it in the agenda and it's empty if we don't have anything to do that night. I think it's an easy
>> you know I think you could just put it somewhere and call it a day. Um I but my other question is more just I had no idea people get sworn into these committees. >> I had no idea. >> So they're not allowed to vote until they are sworn in. So
>> I thought it was just once our vote is done. >> They have I can still learn something. >> I never heard that. >> Do you speak louder? >> Oh me. >> Okay. Oh, good lord. Um, yeah, >> you asked for it.
>> Yeah, my apologies. Um, yeah, so the the process is uh a lot of times the uh individuals that volunteer for these committees or these these boards, they have to come into um the city clerk's office and be sworn in before they can
perform any duties um of that border committee. Um, and that's also the point in which they're given the like open meeting law like information and ethics training, >> that sort of thing. >> I had no idea. >> Yeah, we have a little ceremony in the office. We we collab, you know.
>> That's great. >> I would just like to move that to a more public setting for people if they would prefer that. >> Definitely. No, that makes sense. Mhm. And so my next item of business is that we have a couple of names to forward to
the full city council for consideration. Uh the first one is Bonnie Mloud for the cultural council with a term expiration of 3 years from the appointment date and Bonnie Mloud for the ECA with a term
expiration of 123126. >> Second. Is that a motion? >> Yes. >> Second. We have a motion in a second to accept Bonnie Mloud or to appoint her to the uh cultural committee. >> Yep. >> And the ECA.
>> And the ECA. >> Is there any further discussion? >> All those in favor? >> I opposed. Nay. >> All right. Uh motion carries. All in favor? >> Okay. And we also um I would also make a
motion to move forward uh Sarah Slacker for the commission on disability with a term expiration of 123126. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. All those in favor of the appointment
>> opposed. Motion carries. And in looking at our calendar, the we usually meet as a committee on the Monday before our full council meeting. However, in the first weekend of November, that's going to be the day
before the election. We figured that's busy time. >> So, we're going to set our next appointment subcommittee meeting for November 10th at 6:00. And during this committee meeting, we will discuss the
um appointees to be considered for the 9/11 um memorial as well as the TNGI committee. And that's all for tonight. >> Any extension request? >> Oh, I'm sorry. Yes. I'd like a
three-month extension on both the ongoing agenda from the request for board and committee vacancy reviews and for the proposal for the mayor and the clerk to create an appointment committee handbook. >> Is there a second? Second. >> Motion is second to make the
affformentioned extensions. All those in favor? I >> opposed. Motion carries. >> Thank you. >> Oh. Oh, >> actually I just wanted to repeat again >> one more one more thing. >> I'm just repeating it. Um, in the beginning I had talked about the civic engagement fair that we would like to
hold on January 10th from 1 to 3. And I just really wanted to thank councelor Jadik for this this idea. I thought it was really great and I think it's one of those ways where in our subcommittees when we have different talents coming
in, we get different products and I just really appreciated the um the work that went into this. So, thanks. >> Excellent. >> Okay, I'm done. >> Ordinance. >> Uh, thank you, Mr. President. We haven't
met since well, actually, we just met and approved a bunch of minutes. So, um, that matters resolved. Um, we um but other than that, we have not met. So, um actually we met with the um we had a
joint planning uh planning board meeting and uh both uh groups approved the um city council action uh for short-term rental zoning ordinance amendments. So, those were unanimously approved. Um, so what I
need to do now is to set a public hearing for December 3rd um to address both the request for short-term rental zoning ordinance amendments as well as the um general ordinance amendment
regarding short-term rentals. Um, so that was in the form of a motion to set that >> second >> motion in a second to set the public hearing for short-term rentals for December
the date and time >> December 3rd at 6 >> December 3rd at 6:15 p.m. in these chambers. >> Yes. That's both for the general ordinance as well as the zoning ordinance amendments >> for general ordinance and zoning ordinance. >> Correct.
We have a motion and a second. Any further discussion about the public hearing? >> Seeing none, all those in favor? >> Opposed? >> Motion carries. >> Great. I also need to extend the uh proposal prohibiting the application of
bioolids on municipal property uh by 30 days. That's in form of a motion. Second. Motion a second to extend the bioolid ordinance. Any further discussion? All those in favor?
>> I opposed. Motion carries. >> Great. And just as a reminder, we are having a public hearing on November 5th um to address the uh bioolids on municipal property ordinance for the public. Um and that's everything that we have to offer this evening from the
ordinance committee. >> Thank you. uh property council pet. >> Uh thank you, Mr. President. Uh we have not met uh since our last meeting, so we don't have a report. >> Thank you. Rules and government
relations. We haven't met since the last uh meeting. Uh no report here. Old business, new business. We have new business. A request from the fire chief to update the language in the fire and ambulance donation accounts. Those
accounts were established quite some time ago and the language request is to change to make them more expansive. I would entertain a motion to move this
new business. >> Who wants finance? >> Finance to finance. >> I think it's a great spot. >> I'll move to send it to finance. >> Second. We have a motion, a second to move the fire chief's updated language
uh for fire and ambulance donation accounts to uh finance committee. All those in favor? >> Opposed? Motion carries. >> Assessors FY26 tax classification public hearing request. This is where we get to
do the real business of the city and listen to the assessor. I would entertain a motion to move to finance. >> Second. >> So move. >> So move. So moved. Yeah, you got to do that first. >> Motion in a second to move to finance. >> All those in favor? >> I opposed.
>> Motion carries. >> Supplemental appropriations. Councelor Pete. >> All right. >> See multiple appropriations request. >> Yes, we've got uh this is going to be a busy That's why I said we're going to need some extra time. This is going to be a busy finance meeting. So uh I've
got three supplemental appropriations here. I'll uh make a uh first reading of these three in the form of the motion and in the same motion I would like to set a public hearing for our next meeting Wednesday November 5th at 6:15
in these chambers. Um so uh I'll just this will that's going to be one big motion. Uh all right here we go. uh supplemental uh appropriation request from CPA. Uh what's that
little computer? >> I think you turned it. >> Okay, we're all good. >> Request is hereby made for approval of the following appropriation amount requested $200,000 to be appropriated from fund balance reserved for affordable housing $200,000
to be appropriated to Ferry Street affordable housing $200,000. The amount requested will be used for the following purpose. Uh the funding requested for the construction of 90 plus affordable housing units as recommended by the CPA
committee in a fiscal year 24 project funding agreement which is attached and online if anyone wants to see it. Uh second one request is hereby made for approval of the following appropriation amount requested $78,020
to be appropriated from fund balance reserved for open space $78,020 to be appropriated to Nashwanic pond retaining wall $78,020. The amounts requested will be used for the following purpose. The funding would
be used to rebuild the retaining wall and fishing access point ensuring the stability of a heavily used portion of the pond shore. Uh third one uh request is hereby made for approval of the following
appropriation amount requested $75,000 to be appropriated from fund balance. This is another CPA one. uh fund balance reserved for historic resources $75,000 to be appropriated to town clock design $75,000.
The amounts requested would be used for the following purpose. The funding would be used to complete an assessment and restoration design of the town clock. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second to send the affforementioned three items to finance committee. Any further discussion? All
those in favor? I opposed. Motion carries. Moves to finance. Councelor Pete. One more. >> Yes. Uh I think the last one I'd make a motion to send the request to adop adopt
general law chapter 2A section 9A as amended by section 65 of chapter 188 of the acts of 2010. Uh alternative procedure for managing abandoned funds. unclaimed
checks or tailings to finance. >> This is the matter that the mayor spoke to us about. We have a motion in a second to move the matter to finance. All those in favor? >> Opposed? Motion carries.
Great. Seeing nothing else on the agenda, I a motion to adjourn. >> So move second from everywhere. We got that. Very good. Thank you so much. >> I'm in favor. We have a motion second to oppose
>> the meeting. All those in favor >> motion carries. We have signatures required. So please