conversation >> help out like that. >> That police over there How you doing? Right. >> Yes. >> All good. >> All good. All right. >> Good evening everyone. Today is Monday,
November 24th, and the time is 6:03 p.m. This meeting is officially called to order. Please rise and join me for the pledge of allegiance. I 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. >> Thank you, Madam Clerk. Roll call, please. >> Council member Brusher >> here. >> Council member Coyle, >> here. >> Council member Harris. Council member Patel, >> here. >> Council member Patel, >> here. >> Council member Pointer, >> present.
>> Council member >> here. Thank you madam clerk. Adequate notice please. >> Adequate notice of this meeting as required by the open public meeting act of 1975 has been provided by the annot news tribune star ledger desi talk on November 18th 2024 and post main lobby
mismo complex on that same date. >> Thank you madam clerk. As far as council president's remarks I'm just going to note a meeting change. Uh Wednesday December 10th regular meeting is canled and will be combined with Monday December 8th's meeting. So, Monday,
December 8th, will be a combined meeting here in council chambers uh at 6 pm. Thank you. At this time, we'll move to unfinished businesses, ordinances for further consideration, public hearing, and final adoption. Any questions, comments, or
concerns from my colleagues regarding ordinance 2264 ordinance 2265? Seeing none, we'll move on to proposed ordinances. Uh, ordinance 2266, 2267, and 2268. Any questions, comments,
or concerns for my colleagues? >> Council President. >> Yes, Councilman Patel. >> Uh, for 2266, I just want to say that I think, uh, it's good that we're moving from 25 to 20% uh, for the compliance, and I think this will give us give the
residents more flexibility. Um and also provide more canopy if shade for the residents to enjoy. >> Thank you uh Councilman. Any other comments? Seeing none, we'll move on to seven. Review of the minutes. Any questions,
comments, or concerns for the minutes of November 12th, 2025. Seeing none, move on to review of the agenda. Eight. from the business administrator. A resolution awarding contract for the furnishing of cell cellular phone services, wireless cards,
and accessories not to exceed 250,000. And B, resolution awarding contract for medical services not to exceed 150,000. Any questions, comments, or concerns? Seeing none, moving to nine, Department of Finance. A resolution approving
dispersements. B, resolution authorizing refund for redemption of tax sale certificates. C. Uh, resolution authorizing refund of tax overpayments. D, refund of order overpayments. E, uh, refund of overpayments by successful tax
court appeal. F, authorizing transfer of funds in 2025 current fund appropriations. G, and H, resolution requesting approval for items for revenue and appropriations. Any questions, comments, or concerns? Seeing none, moving to 10. Department of
Planning and Engineering A through I are various refunds for uh fees and bonds. Any questions, comments or concerns? None. 11 from the Department of Public Works. A and B are resolutions releasing street opening escros. C. Resolution
awarding contract to various vendors for purchases of tires, tubes, and services not to exceed 225,000. D. resolution awarding contract to two vendors for collision repairs not to exceed 290,000. E resolution accepting contract for
uh oh uh that was D& and then F resolution rejecting all bids received for automobile parts and accessories. Any questions, comments or concerns? None. 12 from the Department of Recreation. A resolution authorizing refund for men's fall softball. Any
questions, comments, or concerns? See none. 13 from the chief of police, a resolution authorizing sale of abandoned vehicles. Any questions, comments, or concerns? Seeing none, at this time, we'll move on
to the regular meeting. Uh 14, approval of minutes. Can I get a motion for the approval of minutes? >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> Motion by Councilman Patiel, second by Councilman Shuel. Uh all in favor? I
>> I. Any opposed? Seeing none, minutes are approved. 15. Unfinished businesses, ordinances for further consideration, public hearing, and final adoption. Madame clerk, please read ordinance 2264, >> an ordinance amending chapter 11, titled
general licensing and business regulations, section 11-34, titled filming and videotaping to comply with requirements of the film ready New Jersey program. >> Thank you, Madam Clerk. At this time, I'd like to open up to anyone here that
would like to speak on ordinance 2264. See no public comment. Can I get a motion to close the public portion? >> Motion to close the public portion. >> Second. >> Motion by Councilman Patil, second by Councilman Patel. All in favor? I >> I. Public comment is now closed on the
ordinance. Uh, can I get a motion on the ordinance? Motion to >> motion. >> Second >> motion by council um councilman Coyle. Second by councilman Patil. Any council comments on the ordinance?
>> Seeing none. Madam clerk, roll call, please. >> Council member Brusher. >> Yes. >> Council member Coyle. >> Yes. >> Council member Patel. >> Yes. >> Council member Patiel. >> Yes. >> Council member. >> Yes. >> Council President Pointer. >> Yes. Uh ordinance 2265. Madam clerk,
please read. Ordinance authorizing the center of Edison to accept for dedication rightaway of Lynx Drive on the property on the property in the development known as Links at Edison LLC block 557 lot 16.22 as shown on preary and final
subdivision plans. >> Thank you, Madam Clerk. At this time, I'd like to open up to the public for any questions, comments, or concerns on ordinance 2265. Seeing none. Can I get a motion to close the public comment? >> Motion to close. >> Second.
>> Motion by Councilman Patel, second by Councilman Patil. All in favor? >> I. >> I. Public comment is now closed. Uh, at this time, Chair, a motion on ordinance 2265. >> Um, I move this ordinance be passed on the first reading published according to
law. >> And this one's actually the actual hearing. >> Motion to approve. >> Oh, this is on the links. Uh, L. >> Oh, this is the other one. Okay. >> All right. Yes, I I'll motion. >> Second. >> Motion. Motion by Councilman Brusher.
Second by Councilman Patel. Any council comments? >> Seeing none, Madam Clerk, roll call, please. >> Council member Brusher. >> Yes. >> Council member Coyle. >> Council member Patel. >> Yes. >> Council member Patiel. >> Yes. >> Council member Shimum. >> Yes.
>> Council President Pointer. >> Yes. Ordinance passes. 16. New business. Proposed ordinances for public hearing set down for Monday, December 8th, 2025. And again, that's because the Wednesday meeting on the 10th is being moved to the 8th as a
combined meeting. Uh, ordinance 2266. Madam clerk, please read. >> An ordinance amending chapter 25 trees by amending subsections 25-6.1 exemptions from the tree replacement and 25-16 violations of penalties.
Just a point of clarification. Um 20 the violations and penalties was modified to be removed because that would be in how the ordinance was written was in violation of state statute uh which is how our fines are read for that that
ordinance. So that's why that portion was removed. >> The way the the statute is written is fine. the way the proposed changes were written would have violated the state statute. So, we took that out. >> Appreciate the clarification, but just for um clarification on that. Can I get
a motion on the ordinance? >> Motion. >> Council President, I have to read it. >> Yes, Councilman Patel. >> I move this ordinance be passed on first reading, published according to law for further consideration and public hearing set down for >> Monday, >> Monday,
>> December 8th. >> December 8th. Second >> motion by uh Councilman Coyle, second by Councilman Patel. Any council comments for myself? Um, >> I understand it's a small adjustment,
but these are one of those items that the small adjustment when you compound it over a prolonged period of time and over a vast area such as uh Edison Township, I believe it will have a positive uh benefit for the community and I appreciate the hopeful support
from my colleagues on this. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Roll call, please. >> Council member Brusher, >> yes. >> Council member Coyle, >> yes. Council member Patel. >> Yes. >> Council member Patiel. >> Yes. >> Council member Shimuel. >> Yes. >> Council President Pointer. >> Yes. >> Ordinance pass for introduction.
Ordinance 2267. Madam clerk, please read ordinance. >> An ordinance amending chapter 39 land use to add section 14 environmental impact statement establishing guidelines for when an environmental impact statement shall be required for certain development applications.
>> Thank you. Can I get a motion on the ordinance? Council President. >> Yes. Councilman Patel. >> I move this ordinance be passed on first reading, published according to law for further consideration and public hearing set down for Monday, December 8th, 2025.
>> Thank you. Can I get a second ones? >> Sorry. >> Second. >> Thank you. So in motion by Councilman Patel, second by Councilman Patiel. Any uh council comments? >> Council President. >> Yes, Councilman Patel. >> I think this is a great initiative. Uh
this will add transparency and accountability and environmental protection that Edison requires. Um this will is also similar to where other other towns have done it as noted with just like Hamilton and Livingston. And hopefully this will give us a better way
to defend uh the board a better decision and defend legally a legal defense for the board when they have environmental issues. >> Thank you Councilman Pel. Any other comments? for myself. Um,
for anyone that supported the public advocate position, um, the overall theory behind that was having a more robust record for the land use boards to have before them in review of an application. uh what this ordinance will
request from certain applications that meet uh criteria guidelines will further the record that is before the board for any applications that when I was on the planning board that had a environmental impact statement accompanying it for uh
D purposes and such. I found it extremely helpful in my review. Uh so I am hoping again for the similar support with this. Madam clerk, roll call, please. Council member Brusher. >> Yes. >> Council member Coyle. >> Yes. >> Council member Patel. >> Yes. >> Council member Patiel. >> Yes.
>> Council memberel. >> Yes. >> Council President Pointer. >> Yes. Ordinance 2267 is introduced. Ordinance 2268. Madam clerk, please read. >> An ordinance establishing the not to exceed salaries of certain officers, department heads, and employees of the township.
>> Thank you. Can I get a motion on the ordinance? >> Council person. >> Yes. I move this ordinance be passed on first reading published according to law for further consideration and public hearing set down for December 8, Monday,
December 8, 2025. >> Thank you. Councilman Patiel. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> A motion by Councilman Patil, second by Councilman Patel. Any council comments? >> Seeing none. Madam clerk, roll call, please. >> Council member Brasher,
>> yes. >> Council member Coyle, >> yes. >> Council member Patel, >> yes. Council member Patiel. >> Yes. >> Council member Shimuel. >> Yes. >> Council President Pointer. >> Yes. >> Thank you. This time we'll move on to 17. Public comment on the resolutions.
At this time, I'd like to open up to the public for any comments on the resolutions only. I see no comment for uh on the resolutions. Can I get a motion to close the public portion on the resolutions? >> Motion to close. >> Second. >> Second.
>> Motion by Councilman Patel, second by Councilman Patil. All in favor? >> I. >> I. Public portion is now closed on the comments for the resolutions. 18. Proposed resolutions. Anything to pull for a separate vote.
Contra 642. Any other resolutions to pull for a second vote? All right. Seeing none. So that would be resolutions 633 to 641 and 643 through 659 as the consent agenda. 642 being
pulled for a separate vote. Right. At this time, can I get a motion on the consent agenda? >> Motion to approve the consent agenda. >> Second. >> Motion by Councilman Patiel. Second by Councilman Patel. I'm clerk. Roll call, please. >> Council member Brusher. >> Yes.
>> Council member Coyle. >> Yes. >> Council member Patel. >> Yes. >> Council member Patiel. >> Yes. >> Council member. >> Yes. >> Council President Buer. >> Yes. >> Resolution 642. Councilman Brusher. >> Yes. I just have a a quick question with this. Is this um for let's say for for
the health policy for the town? what these rates are that are being established. >> This is for um medical evaluations and fit for duties for employee screenings. >> Oh, okay. So, this is like if somebody's on a like if somebody's disabled and they have to come back and you have to
send them for testing or anything like that, >> right? And then for on boarding as well. So, new employees have to go through a medical screening >> and that's separate than like the health insurance plan that we have. >> Correct. >> Correct. Okay. Yeah. I just wasn't sure if we were trying to establish rates for
the the health insurance policy or I I thought that all this testing we always did went through the health insurance. >> Uh this is separate. This is not related. This is just strictly for employment purposes. >> All right. Thank you. >> Any other? >> No, that's it. >> Thank you, Councilman Brer. Any other
comments on the resolution? Seeing none, can I get a motion on the resolution? >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> A motion to approve by Councilman Patiel. Second by councilman Patel. Madam clerk, roll call, please. >> Council member Brusher. >> Yes. >> Council member Coyle. >> Dane.
>> Council member Patel. >> Yes. >> Council member Patiel. >> Yes. >> Council memberell. >> Yes. >> Council President Pointer. >> Yes. >> All right. At this time, I'd like to open it up for oral petitions and remarks. Anyone that would like to speak?
Hello. >> Good evening. Gloria Dipman, Midland Road. >> Thank you. You're recognized. >> Um, there's a couple of properties on Oak Tree Road. One is the Ear Products property. I mean, they've been vacant
for so long, like 20 years. Does anybody know what's going on with that one? And there's one directly across the street from the Unity Bank that has been vacant for at least two years. >> Shall I continue?
>> Uh, yes, please. Just so we can gather all the questions and we'll answer them at the end. >> There's also a sign for Mayor Johi on the abandoned CVS store. I think there is, unless I'm mistaken, there is a time
limit when all those signs are supposed to come down. This is humongous sign. >> I am happy to hear that um Bob Dal has a committee for the 250th anniversary. I think it's wonderful and we should all
be proud of this great country. However, I would really appreciate it if we could get more publicity about the events. Um, as an example, there was a veterans program
last week and I had no idea about the program being held and I would have loved to have attended. I saw it on uh TV. It was beautiful. The the this room looked especially nice. They had draped it in patriotic colors.
The presentations were very nice, but I think more people would have liked to have been here. I know you don't have anything to do with the board of ed. I know it's a separate entity even though everybody pays that bill.
But I just found out recently that the grades in the public school system are not ABCD as they were when I was in school. I know it was a thousand years ago, but I do think it's important that we have a
better handle on what our children are actually achieving in school. The reason I bring it up here is because I think you have a lot larger audience and I think people at home ought to be aware of what's going on in schools and they
can take it up with whomever they're supposed to. That's all I have. >> Thank you, Gloria. Um, in regards to the Otry Road properties, I don't have any information on the abandoned properties.
Would anyone have any? >> I I think some of them could be under environmental cleanup, but if not, the owners could just be in pause on what they're going to do with the property. I haven't heard anything myself personally. Some people just sit on property until they want to build. I
don't think we can force action to build on property, >> but the property is owned. >> I couldn't answer that, but uh public tax record can tell you who owns it, and I can look that up for you if you'd like. want to give me quote tomorrow.
>> Uh in regards to the uh sign at the abandoned CVS um >> and don't know how that went. >> Uh what we typically do once we are advised of signage, we email the campaign uh managers and to let them
know that they have to remove them immediately and if not then we send out zoning. So I will make sure that gets addressed tomorrow. I do have a followup on that, but I don't want to delay on the other questions real quick. Um, for the publicity for public events, uh, I
know we have the calendar on the website and that, um, notices are put on there. Is there anything that can be done to, uh, give more notice or more advanced notice of events? And my presumption is this was for the, uh, street dedication sign. Um, so I guess more of a general
request on that front if it's possible. um the ABC D letter grades and school as you mentioned we have no jurisdiction >> and tap into >> and then um um
and then the final comment on the um or question regarding the signs. If it's a sign that is directly on a building, does that prevent action on removing So, as an example, on Woodbridge Avenue,
if you go down by where Edison Pizza is, there's a recliano 2013 sign that's been up since 2013, >> but it's on the physical property, right? So, they have a freedom of speech aspect where they are entitled to have that on their property. So, >> I I think the ordinance I'm trying to
remember the exact phrasing of the ordinance. don't um I I believe the ordinance covers the temporary signs that are placed on yards um rights of way uh things like that around the township to make sure that those get all cleaned up. If someone is choosing to
mount a sign on their business or their home, >> I don't think the ordinance addresses that directly. Um, it's not always the greatest thing, but honestly, even driving around my neighborhood, I still see political signs up on people's houses or banners or things like that.
Um, but a temporary sign like a a banner um has it kind of exists in a space between those two areas. So, if it's an abandoned CVS, clearly the owner didn't put it up there. Um, the campaign will take care of. What I'll do is uh after the meeting, I'll come to you and see if
I can get more information on the on the location of what's actually there. I haven't personally seen it. >> I'd appreciate it. >> Thank you. >> Anyone else that would like to speak? >> Uh Anthony Diam, >> thank you. You're recognized. >> Thank you. Uh,
just give me a time to I wanted to knew I had to say something. I just forgot. All right. Oh, so this is first of all, um, happy Thanksgiving, everybody. Uh, early Thanksgiving. Um, question for you. Uh, it's kind of a put out there. If this is a stupid question, I
apologize. Um, if if if the township was in litiga in a in a litigation with with with for for a lawsuit uh with like another entity, I don't know, builder, I don't know, whomever, and they settled on it for like, let's just say $500,000,
right? Would the would the town, let's say the person before the the check is written to that entity, would they would would would that entity be able to say, you know what, I don't want the money right right away. I'd rather take it, you keep it, invest it back into the town, and then give me a rate of return
on that investment, whereas you get to keep I think it's a it'll be more of a win-win situation, I think, for both parties. They get a little return on it, and then the town gets to uh do what it wants with that money instead of just giving them up, you know, one sum, let's say. I don't know if they're able to legally do
that or not. Um, another question is, um, terms of the financing, uh, our money, the money, whatever money we have in a bank, or do we, do we invest in any, or I don't even know if you're allowed to, but are you allowed to invest in federal >> bonds? Can can a municipality invest in federal bonds? If so, do we invest in
any? Um, I think it's smart. You know, about six month, you know, they were yielding a pretty high interest rate relative, I don't know, six, seven months ago, 6%. I think the the six month is uh three something now and a year is whatever. um maybe a little
more, but it's a safe investment. Um very little risk. I don't know if we're able to do that. Something to maybe consider. Um see what else? Oh, and uh also I want to just continue I want to reiterate the the I would like
to see a a crosswalk Webbridge Avenue where the greenway is. Um, I keep saying it. The I think that's that area right there is underused in terms of students who travel who go to Herbert Hoover. You
could use that as a bike path, a walk path for kids to get to Herbert Hoover, but the problem is is crossing over into Woodbridge on over Wbridge Avenue, as you know. Um, as a matter of fact, even on WBridge Avenue and Amboy,
um, you have a four, um, you know, you have that all four crosswalks there. You need a crosswalk across Wbridge Avenue, too, there's no crossing guard there either right now. It's it's a very dangerous highway. So, you know, for those of us that live on my side of Clare Barton, um, if we wanted to go to
the fair to the street festival, we got to take the car there because you just can't you can't walk with a family across what we're driving at, especially at night. very dangerous. So, uh, you can't see I took a photo once of a person kind of where you are, Joe, and
looking down at Woolbridge Avenue where Amboy is. Can't see it. You know, there was somebody walking there. It looked like a silhouette, you know what I mean? So, if you had a a little crosswalk, but more specifically by the greenway because those kids could easily get to Hoover um, and you start really eliminating that traffic on Jackson
Avenue. It won't be it won't be overnight. It'll be contagious. It'll be one of these things will be a copycat thing where one parent sees it, their kids going and the next thing you know you see all the kids going. Even in the downtown area part of Clareborn, you have every kid walking and most a lot of schools, middle schools and surrounding
towns, they do that. So something to just think about. Um I'd like to see that. I think it's reasonable thing to do. Uh like I said, if we got to go through the county, talk to our friends at the county. I'm sure we have a couple. All right. Thank you, Council President. >> Thank you, Mr. Damron. um to the
in regards to the crossing guard possibility, if we can maybe ask the uh police department if that intersection >> at the Greenway and Woodbridge Avenue would be an item of consideration. U
painting the the crosswalk and such uh because it's county road, I know you know how that kind of goes. So, there would be some uh coordination on that front. Um, the township being able to invest in federal
bonds, is that something the township is even capable of doing? >> I I'd have to check with um our bond council, but as far as I'm I know, it's only local banks that we have investments with.
Um and the other item in regards to instead of a settlement kind of having a return on investment portfolio for lack of better words, my instinct is says it's probably not allowable, but it might be on a case- by case basis.
>> Yeah, I I I don't believe it's allowable. Um, I mean, I've seen stranger settlements, but never involving a municipal entity, partnering with a private entity for the municipality to invest funds on behalf of the private entity, but keeping the
principle for themselves in their own use because I I'm not even sure how that would work for them to be able to use it, but also provide a rate of return. It's essentially asking if a private entity can invest in the township to
make money and I don't think that itself is allowable >> council president I mean they could buy a municipal bond. >> Yeah that that that would be really the only way to do that but in in any other context it's if someone brought me that kind of
settlement I would advise against entering into it. There's too many potholes that you could fall into. Thank you. Uh, anyone else that would wish to speak? Seeing none, kind motion to close the uh,
>> motion to close the public portion. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I uh, oral petitions and remarks is now closed. Sorry, just pulling up my agenda. >> Uh, at this time, we'll move on to
reports from all council committees. I'll lump in the planning board with that. Uh, starting from my right, Councilman Brusher. >> Um, I'd just like to wish everybody a happy Thanksgiving. Um, enjoy the holidays what you can with your families. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Uh, Councilman Coyle, any committee reports? >> No, sir. >> Thank you. Councilman Patel, >> I would also like to take this time to wish everybody happy holidays and happy Thanksgiving and to be appreciative. Councilman Patil, >> not at this time.
>> Thank you. Councilman Schmo, not at this time. Thank you. And I have no uh council committee reports for myself. 22 points of light. Uh anyone with points of light that they would like to mention? Uh for myself, uh I'll tag along with
what was just said with happy holidays for uh Thanksgiving. Uh there are a couple of upcoming township events uh and activities. First, we have the community health assessment. Uh, the township is performing an anonymous community health assessment survey from
now until January 16th to help the health department understand health problems within the community with the aim of finding solutions to those problems. Uh, please visit survey.alimer.com. Actually, visit the township website and
you'll be able to find a more proper link. I apologize. Uh, next we have the Winter Wonderland Sun Saturday, December 13th from 400 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Papyani Park. There will be arts and crafts, vendors, opportunities to meet and take photos with Santa and more.
On Monday, December 16th is the Light the Manura event at 7 p.m. at the JCC of Middle Sex County on Oak Tree Road where there will be the manure lighting. Uh, we have a holiday house decorating contest. Decorate your front yard,
garden, or porch with your festive, creative holiday setup. Judging will take place on December 12th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. To register, please visit register.capturpoint.com/edison. Winners will be announced on December 15th. On Friday, December 12th, the
disability holiday, the holiday dance for teens and adults with disabilities will take place at Mini B Community Center on Grove Avenue. It'll be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. with a $5 entry fee. For more information, please visit
register.capturepoint.com/edison. And finally, on Saturday, December 20th, we have a parents night out. Children grades K through 5 can be dropped off at MiniB from 5 to 9:00 p.m. for parents night out. There's a $10 fee per child and registration is required by December
17th. Any other points of late? Seeing none. 23 discussion items. I'll start from my left. Uh, Councilman Shuel. >> I do not. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Councilman Patiel. >> None, sir.
>> Thank you, Councilman Patel. >> Uh, I did have one topic that I wanted to discuss was about privacy policy. Um, it was the gentleman that brought that topic up with the flock camera a couple of meetings ago and I looked into it.
Uh, there is a city that does something in reference to it which is San Francisco. Uh, they have privacy first policy and I think it's a good or a good policy to have for our town but I believe it's too late for me to
implement it at this stage. So I'm hoping the next council when they do it come together they do look into this. Uh main reason being is that uh so let's say in Europe they do have privacy policies where uh let's say in your
youth you made a mistake and back in the day you know people would forget and people will move on and they you know you'll get a new fresh start at life. Unfortunately with the way our internet works now everything is recorded. there's no way that anything is forgotten. So in Europe there is
policies that after a couple of years you can have certain things deleted or purged so that you can start up fresh. U and I think that's a good outlook. And another anecdotal conversation I had with one of my patients when I was
working at a community pharmacy um where I was arguing for the fact that if you have nothing to hide, you shouldn't be worried and you know you should be okay because it's for the safety of all and it's okay for the government to you know record us. And the person arguing
against with me was a Jewish person who uh happened to be from Germany back in the day. and he said, "Look, I didn't have anything to hide about my Jewish faith, uh, but things changed and the data that they had on me that was
used against me." So, his argument for this whole thing came up because of red light camera uh, at the time that was across the street from us. And he said, you know, they shouldn't record us without a purpose. And I believe that is a good outlook for us all residents. our
privacy should be protected. Uh I am I'm sure this administration was would use our data properly, but we don't know what the future administration would use that data for. Uh so just to be safe, we should have a policy that protects us uh
from unlawful use of where we were, what we were doing, anything along that line. Uh if they have purpose, they should get a warrant and then record us, but not a blanket coverage of everything we do. Thank you. >> Thank you, Councilman Patel. Councilman
Coyle. >> None, sir. >> Thank you, Councilman Brusher. Any discussion items? None. And I have no discussion items for myself uh at this time. >> Motion to journ to the punch. Motion to adjurnn by
Councilman Coyle. >> Second. >> Second by Councilman Patio. All in favor? I. This meeting is adjourned 6:38 p.m.