lost there. Okay. All right. 25 order. Uh, this meeting has been properly advertised and posted in accordance with public law 75 chapter 231. Advanced written notice was posted
on the AC Carver City Hall bulletin board. Advanced written notice of this meeting was posted in the A Carver City website and also notified the Hamilton Gazette. the news and the press and the current, but I don't think we have the current. No news either. Where' we get
news? Yeah, I don't think you're wrong. All right. Uh, number three. Roll call, please. Mayor Jetty here. Clark here. Dash here. Doy here. Galloway here. Ice here. Pessie here. Yes. Timber here. Wright. Oh, Council Right will not be
here tonight. Okay. Number four on the agenda is to approve the minutes of April 10th. Is there a motion? Motion. Second. Motion has been made and seconded. All in favor? I posted. Motion passes. Okay. Uh number
five is public comment or agenda items only for anybody that wishes to be heard on any of the agenda items. Seeing none, we'll move to the mayor's report. Okay. So, just an update. The lake opening is going very
well. Opening uh activities. Uh the guys put in a new pavilion there waiting to put the roof on. Jerry could probably talk more about that later. And we we also have new benches this year. Um the cleanup day obviously I've been saying
is on Saturday from 8 to 12. If anyone would like to sign up to help or clean up a street, please let me know. I have probably almost 300 people signed up. U Saturday, May 3rd. Saturday, May 3rd. I'm sorry. 8 to 12, not this
Saturday. Um, Mayor Walk, I think I announced that before. Sunday the 18th of May at Peace Pilgrim Park from 1 and 2. And our Memorial Day service is ready to roll May 26, 10:00 a.m. at Lincoln
Park. The tower site is apparently moving along very well, too. uh still waiting for Pineland's final letter and hopefully that'll be coming soon and I am scheduling a steering committee meeting for the uh BDA stakeholders that
I identified. Uh so hopefully that'll be somewhere around May 5th. And I do I I guess Jerry if you would like to join us it's totally up to you because you're kind of a Brownsfield expert. Yeah. So,
I'll send you an invitation also. That's my first official thing. Okay. So, I'm hoping. And then, uh, Chief is not going to be here this evening, so she gave me her report to read. Uh, let me see where to start
here. Hold on. Okay. She has here one fraud, one theft, six motor vehicle accidents, five pedestrian stop
checks, and 49 traffic stops. Uh, summones issued 14, DUI arrest zero, total arrests 12, and other incidents, uh, alarm, residential crime prevention, criminal
mischief, domestic EMS, uh, crime prevention, 71, EMS 22, property checks, 240, followup, five, public service, three, alarms, eight, alarm residential one.
And then I don't think she has any notes, but I know there uh this past I think it was Thursday, there was a a class here, but it I think it was the um Little Lamps prek. I'm not quite sure, but they're on foot and I know they weren't teachers, so the kids had a good
time at the police department. And that's all I have. Thank you. Okay. Thank you. We'll get into council committee reports. Let's start on this end if we could, Miss Clark. Uh, nothing to your report. Thank you. Okay. For the school board. Okay. Um, Mr. Dobby, for
public works, we have one agenda item, a renewal of our contract with Highway Motors for a one-year term, and I'll let Jerry give a more detailed report on public works activities over the last two weeks.
Okay. Anything else? Okay. U Mr. Timbers, Councilman Timbers for license ordinance and land use. Okay. Uh we did not have a a meeting this Tuesday. However, um there there are um several
ordinances that will be reviewed. Um I'm hoping to have a meeting uh next Tuesday just to review those items. Okay. Um at this point much talk about because they're they're all new. Uh however um there is the one uh I mean there are
some new ones but there are some others that we are uh I think we're finalizing the ordinances the ones for uh the trash recepticles as well as there's another one for um the drought. Yes.
Okay. You also want to talk about the Yeah. if you have anything. So on April 15th, the annual use board event 7 pm, there was one item to discuss. It was a a resolution uh for Jess Holdings LLC.
They're located 1301 to 24 Wilson Drive Carver City block 1014 in Industrial Business Park. and uh the applicant uh Jess Holdings LLC uh they were seeking preliminary and final site plan approval with variances to
construct a 3,000 square foot greenhouse in a 900 ft office and storage building for use in connection with the cultivation of of cannabis at that property. They're they're not trying to do anything else. It's not going to be uh manufacturing or overtail. Um they
did discuss uh security and they will be following all security protocols uh that are um directed by the state CRC and also with with our local police department. Um that was reviewed by the board and
accepted and there's nothing reporting. Okay. Thank you. Uh, Councilwoman Hessie for safety code enforcement and lake well not lake uh rotary uh safety committee I don't have
anything but Jerry may have something um and uh the code committee um what I have to say about that is uh an offer letter was sent and accepted by our new code enforcement uh officer his starting date will be June 2nd
um other than that I don't have anything else in code and Rotary the egg harbor the Easter egg hunt was a success. It was very uh the Rotary would like to thank everyone who took part in the event. It was a very nice event and
that's all I have to say. Okay. Thank you, Council Councilwoman Galloway for property. Nothing for property sustainable or sustaining. Okay. I a little bit here. Um, tomorrow is Arbor
Day, 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. at at Peace Pilgrim Park. We have uh 15 6 to 8 foot tall trees to give away to residents that they can plant in their front yards or backyards. Um, we have northern red oak, river birch, ivory, silk, lilac,
and flowering dogwoods. So, they're really pretty curious. Uh, several of them flower. The river birch is uh good for lowlying areas, so they like water. Uh we also have uh red oak and dogwood saplings to give away. We have 50 of
them, 25 of each. And we have pots that people can plant their own in the uh in the greenhouse there. Um, Brenda Ruth will be uh she did the photo contest this year for the second year in a row and we'll be presenting awards to the
winners and we'll have all of the photos on display so people could vote for best in show. Um, residents um can also sign up for our rainbarrel workshop. Uh, did I put the date here? That's Saturday,
May 10th, 10 a.m. at the at the pavilion at the lake. The rain barrels are already assembled. They won't be making them there, but you have to be a resident to take one home, but they will be doing a demonstration on how to attach them to the uh downspouts. Uh we
also have the mountain bar walk 10 a.m. Saturday, May 24th, the nature trail of the lake. Uh we had a resident uh who uh transplanted some milkweed up in Did you get pictures? Because I think I have to submit. Yeah, I do. Uh, and
uh, the last day of our the last event of our spring environmental series is a potting party at Peace Pilgrim Park, 10 a.m. Saturday, May 31st. And you bring the pot and we supply the soil and the plants. Uh, we also posted several
videos about forestry on our website. Uh, I encourage you to, you know, view them. They're not very long. Uh but they talk a lot about our New Jersey forest lands and what's happening there. So go to sustainable a corporate city sustainable
dhc.org and it's on the video page. Also uh the agenda tonight has an award for maintenance contract for our from our video opening last week. I'm really excited about that. finally get to uh address some of our problem trees
and you'll see a lot of removals over the next couple months. Um and maybe do planting in the fall if the the weather cooperates. We're still in a drought, but uh we might do a planting anyway. We'll see.
Um there's also new guidance that came out yesterday from Sustainable Jersey regarding the tree removal and replacement ordinance. So, we're going to review that again and we'll be introducing it at um an upcoming meeting. Um, and I this is close to my
heart. I wanted to shout out to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service who's working really hard to contain that uh Pinelands fire in Ocean County. Today I published a story on my website that they arrested a teenager who set you know some pallets
on fire and you know bonfire in the woods which is popular even with our kids here. So I really wanted to ask parents to talk to their children here in a harbor city. There's a lot of kids who like to party at the lake and in the
woods. No fires until the drought is done. no fires in our woods because we have a lot of fuel there that can burn more than in Ocean County. Uh our forest areas are really congested with debris. So it's no fires. Did you see anything
that did the governor put another ban on fires like you know yard in your yard and things like that or because he lifted it seven months ago but he lifted it? No, I don't think it was ever lifted. I didn't see the new one. I don't think it was lifted, but you know,
it's we're still in a drought. It's a little bit better from the rain, but not much. We're still like 15 inches low on water. So, that's it. Thank you. Thank you. Uh, are there any reports from
Councilwoman Council Dash? No. Anything? Okay. Uh the only thing I have to report on finance is there's some activity that we've been talking with potential developers for the Acover North, the Gateway West areas in town that that
were really looking to do some redevelopment and um there's there's interest definitely interest and we might even have some competition on some of those areas. So we'll we'll see. We don't have anything specific at this
point but there has been a lot of uh discussions happening and we have a meeting coming up on Monday with the finance redevelopment. Okay. Number nine on our agenda. Joe don't don't forget the industrial like
John Kins remember we met them on Saturday. I don't know if you want to. Yeah. um the the property in the industrial park that was cleared or the uh growing facility 63,000 foot growing facility was approved at the land use
board. Um the gentleman that was doing that project found a building in Buuna and he moved his whole operation over there, but he had has some buyers for the project that he originated. And um
we met with them on Saturday this past week and they're very interested and um they're they're doing their due diligence right now to to find out what they can do. They want to do it in phases where his project was going to be all built at the same time. They want to
try to do it in phases. So they have to talk to our professionals and see what's is that cannabis too. Cannabis the growing facility that's on Mosill. Moss Mill and just off of Raymond. I know
they needed variances for that, right? No, he's got all his approvals already project. One thing they the one thing that held them up at first was the storm order, but he straighted all that and they had finance approvals and everything. They got finance too late though. They were
losing their investors. So they had to go find a brick and mortar to start their project and that's why they didn't build in Harbor City. It wasn't by choice. It was by Yeah. They wanted to be here. Pinelands pushed their hands that they basically had to move. They were going to lose their investors and
lose a lot of money. Um, I have a question. Do we hear anything from Dr. Dropppy? Uh, you got a CO. He's happy. I'm sure. Uh, you want to start?
You mean as far as doing the facility? Start growing. We'll find out. That's a good question. And we did we did make contact with the guy for Dr. Renaldi for the U St.
Nichol Raider. The Raider Laider and he said he's moving forward. So everything's And then the next day after I heard that uh there were people out there surveying the property. Yeah. So that's moving forward. Getting back to the T the uh industrial park, he did
have a license at one time. Whether he renewed it or not, I don't know. But he he does have a license for the new license that that's what he needed or we're going to have to update our ordinance before he's even issued license because I thought he gave it to Angela because there was a big issue
with that. He has a license. Yeah, he has for medical for medical. Okay. And we we don't have it in our ordinance to have we have the dual or like a license with both. We don't have for recre
recreational cultivation. We don't have that in our ordinance. No, we have it all. But for him to have one license with both is not mentioned in all ordinance. I mean I think he still regardless he's still he needs to have two. Yeah. Um yeah, but when personally you could like we need it in our
application that I think the application process is a little unclear about whether um he will have to was it about him about was it about will they have to go through the entire application process again with
the city pay the fees do everything they need to do and we need update that we still need is he still doing medical or just recreation? Sorry. Well, the last meeting that you attended, Elena, the same thing was
discussed and you were saying that we had to update the other part of the ordinance. Yeah. Or another ordinance. So, is someone working on that to update it? Not yet. We haven't suggested it yet. I mean, somebody has to Yeah, he has to request what he needs as far as I
mean, I think everybody needs from what he was approved in the new ordinance, but He has to start. Can I say something? I mean, we really pushed that through for him and I would like to see this move forward. You're right.
Yeah, we'll be in contact with for sure. All right. Uh, number is not here. Yeah, CFO is not here. I try to put my next uh city clerk. I just want to mention that um we do have an ordinance for
personalized handy cap spaces for people who come in and show um all the proof they need and everything. So we we don't do many of them, but we we do have another one that went through and it was approved, jury went met out there with the um the crew and all. So we're
working on it. Yeah. However, in our ordinance, we only charge $100, which is currently not covering the sign cost and the painting and the work involved in completing the project. So that's an ordinance we're going to at your next meeting if Jerry's there or any we can
send you the information if you don't need anybody there just that we want to increase the fee and it's 100 now to 200. So that would be the only change in the ordinance and it's only to cover cost and I don't even think that's the cost. It's really the cost of the sign is, you know, so um it's each year we're
Yeah. And and after it is renewed yearly after that, but in the beginning it's still 200 it's 200 annually, but the whole in the beginning is really to pay for um the cost of putting the signs up and painting the street and all that jazz. Is there a reason why it needs to be
$200 for the renewal though? That's what we did in 2019 to renew it every year. I mean there are things involved like the police go out like it there is cost involved in it because they have to inspect it and and and this is already we we had two at one time now we have
none but this is our first one again so yeah but we're not buying signs again and we're not painting again right every year I mean that's it's in the ordinance yeah we wouldn't be painting every year Steve but we would be painting every couple of years because it'll eventually fade to make sure it's bright enough to
be seen sure is there anything in the ordinance that said if the handicap that president moves or passes away that we've removed. Yes. Yes. We just had one like that. It was in Philadelphia village. I don't remember. He was the guy. There's also one on What avenue is it? You know who I'm talking about? No,
not in the village by the diner. We probably don't even know about that one because right next door to the diner. Is it Buffalo? Is that Buffalo Avenue? Cincinnati anything legal because the only one we have since we had the ordinance. You don't live there. He doesn't live there. But the the
handicap spot is still there. Yeah. Well, $200. Maybe they'll give it back. Can the signs be reused? That one was never ever done properly because we just passed the ordinance in 2019. I've had two since then. Okay. So, that's an illegal one. So, that sign should probably be removed because down, but um
this like you were saying, yes, the guy they we take them away when they and that's part of the cost too of and they the people don't have a problem. They're just happy to have the parking lot. But I think 200 renewal is a lot. I do agree. I think 200 to cover cost and
then maybe a hundred because I know with Mr. Rodriguez thing you could change in it the renewal fee. Yeah, Mr. Rodriguez was you know that we did it was 100 and well first of all the renewal was 100. We were going to increase
everything to two only because the sign is a lot more money than it was. You know, one thing me loves your report. You mentioned something in your office earlier that I don't think people understand what you and Jackie do in there. Would you explain what you had to do last night?
Was I class? No, I had Well, yeah. Don't let me forget my second thing I was going to say. Now, Jackie and I had to attend a mandatory election class um to learn how to work the booths because we work on election day from we have to be here at 5 in the morning till closing
and then we're usually out the polls close at 8, but probably by the time we get out here it's 9 a little after maybe. But we need to know how to work the poles as well. The new machines like a lot of these um pole workers are older and they are complicated. But I took the
test today. Like I'm like I hope I pass you. But it is a lot. You know when you some of your pole workers are up in age you and and are getting out because of the new equipment, but it's it is a lot. So anyway, we went to uh Newtonville,
New Jersey. It wasn't that far, right? Black horse. It was learning how to work the machine, put it up, take it down. Yeah. But it's good because we're here with the guy with the workers and there are problems that arise and we're here. We're not really supposed to get involved in that. But I guess now
they're desperate and want us to be trained. We're trained enough to run it and call you make some phone calls. But now I mean last year Jackie and I had got done. It's like 11 o'clock at night. We both we meet a call by the county and had a meet at Moravian Church because
somebody left the um the box at last night. do not leave that box. Like I'm like find that box. But um we had to come into the church. We had to find somebody to open the church. Jackie's knocking on the door of a man who said, "You're lucky I heard your voice because
I have a gun." And I'm like, "Oh my god." But I have a key. Anyway, we got in church. So that's the kind of stuff. So it's good for us to know how to close it out at the end of the night and all that in case they run into trouble. So that's where Don't forget your second thing. Yeah. The second thing was on
number 14 on the agenda. I have a motion to approve for breaking bread ministries. Last year we approved it and we said we weren't going to put on the agenda anymore that they could they wanted to do it yearly but I put it on because I want people to be aware. I mean we gave them a blanket approval and it is the coalitions involved in it and
stuff and that's kind of like a city organization. It doesn't necessarily need to be on here but I put it on so people be aware it's happening and I think we should probably know about it, you know. So good. Very good. I was going to send out an email, but if we if people hear it. Yeah. But we did give a
blanket approval. Yeah. But I don't even know if the blanket approval question. Me, are they looking for pole workers? Oh, they're always in for pole workers. So, who do they contact to I can send you that information. I don't have it off my head, but it's the Okay.
And it is like it's a long day. I mean, I think they get paid now $200, which it's a long day. Yeah. and they have like 200 lot. Me, I have a question to go back to the uh handicap signs. Is there any um do
they have like a fund or a um uh someplace that they hold this money like when you're not using it or do you just does it go into the general fund? gives them the general because I thought if it was the first goes to pay for the rightual but I mean after that I figured if they just had it it's not a blanket
approval like there's a whole process that goes involved in sending somebody out to make sure like there if they have access to the rear of the property they're not approved it's only if there's certain circumstances that allow for it to be approved and it's all in I can send out the ordinance from I'll
send it to you for sure to everybody but it was in 2019 that we did approve I don't if you remember a gentleman came. He lived in the village and he was having a hard time. So that's when Angela Costigan had she updated the ordinance and that's what we've been going by.
Mind you, we don't get lots of them and the more the more popular it gets, we might get more, but I would think to answer Kent's question, um, all fees like that go into the general, right? Yeah. And it's anticipated trust a specific
um duty probably could speak more on it, but a trust is something different. Yeah, that might be purpose because it gets registered with DCA. The trust does. Everything else just goes into the general. So, and and if they have rare access or if they have parking in Paris, I wouldn't approve it. I had to go out
there to make sure that they didn't have that. So, if not, they can't they have to park on their property. Anything else? M uh city administrator. Thanks. Um to follow up on the mayor's
report, uh we did have a we are in the process of putting up or completing a pavilion. It's 14 by 12 and it'll look great there. It's a great addition to the entrance of the beach. Uh we have benches yet to be installed and uh over the winter in between snowstorms, we
built eight new picnic tables this year. Um, so on the contract with highway, I want to thank Keith and Anita because um, we didn't have much back and forth. We really just added three new vehicles and removed three vehicles from from the
list. So, there really isn't much of a modification. Uh, and I want to thank them for continuous continuously being diligent and updating us and making sure that, you know, we're on top of those. As far as the safety committee, this week I was able to update all of
the uh the PIOSHA, which is the public public employers OSHA plans. There's quite a few of them there. There were five of them. They're all updated in the different locations. And then we set up uh staff training. We have four mandatory training um require classes
that are required uh with our insurance company. So all of those will be um will be handled on one day in the beginning of June, probably the first or second week of June. So it'll be updated. The good thing about that is that we'll have it here. So our staff will be able to come here, but other communities get
invited. So they would uh also be invited to come here and uh have those sessions. Is John part of that? Do you understand him? He's aware. No. So he's aware of it. But uh Jim Filin from statewide insurance. Okay. from statewide and dubbing people who I used
to work with in Hampton to come here because they have statewide as well. Regarding the tree um contract um I reviewed the tree contract, it was um complete without any fatal uh errors and looks great. Uh we will be starting on that right away. In fact, when I
communicated with the state, now they want a copy of our RFP and our contract so that they can start distributing it to other communities who have not done anything with the grant money that they have. So, um, we're going to have to give it to them for free. I'm sorry
about that, but we haven't shared. All right. Well, all right. So, but but there's over um there's over a hundred trees that need to come down right off the bat. So, um I'm glad that those are because those are the trees that we get pulled out on,
you know, in the middle of the night. Um does that company have a lot of time on if will they be able to start right away? Yeah, they'll be able to start right away. Um probably the first week of May, first full week of May, they'll be able to start. Uh the contract also has emergency, so they have to respond
during emergencies within two hours as well. And so, we have that included. Uh stunts are included in there. um as well as tree pruning is included in there. So, it's all-encompassing. It's a three years. It's a three-year uh bid and extremely comprehensive. So, we're out
once and we're good for the next three years. Try to spend down all the money that the that's in the state gave us. Would we um prioritize certain trees? I know um there's one at the lake that needs to be removed before the season
starts. It would be good. Have four at the lake. Four. avoid their treatment. Yes. Oh wow. Where's I didn't know there were four will be prioritized because we have to make sure that they're opening. Yes. Because right now it's great to work there because nobody's around. Um
and then after that they'll go on to the worst trees. So the trees are rated uh with a track rating. So they'll be moving through the community um trying to hit the worst trees. Um some of the worst trees are actually right here right around the corner and then moving
into other sections. But the lake um contractor will be available at the lake. It's a priority. And another area is the grove of trees uh by the gazebo in Peace Pil. Yep. If we could get them maintained because we're expecting the
statue to be installed. I'd like that to be taken care of before we get the statue. Was it July, August? Well, yeah. We we said her birthday is in July. They're having the celebration, I guess, that weekend. Okay. July 18. A little bit of time. But if Yeah. if we could get that on wheels and trees that you
know would blow over if I blew on them. So I want to make sure those are taken today as well. And I just wanted to let you know I found a nursery um that has the Ben Franklin trees. Okay. They'll be in August. They'll be ready in August.
And Jerry, another thing on the the tree grants as they hopefully become available again with this extra money they have. One thing that I really would like to do which I thought was going to be done with these grants but wasn't we weren't able to do is to clean up our
local forests and also deal with the invasive species particularly you see the wisteria growing everywhere. They're killing the trees. I see it now in flower. Yeah. So hopefully other communities are not as
proactive as we are and you lose the grant and then we can apply for that money. But I'm not really sure how much federal grant money is going to be coming. Yeah, we might only have it for this year. We we might not get other communities. There are eight other
communities that got a $850,000 grant and they're nowhere near starting. And so at some point they'll probably just pull the trigger on them and tell them, right? So that's the money will go out, right? I mean I mean those it's bad but if you go down the 100 block of Braymond
Avenue there's just a small portion now wish theory is starting but it's going to spread all the way and that there's also a couple of and on San small stands of bamboo that if we don't take care of it soon will spread. So that's someone I
think have found that yeah across from the send there's a ton of it in a Carver City North bamboo. It must have been in fashion in the 70s to plant bamboo. Well, it's banned. You can't plant it. So it's in our ordinances. It's been in
our ordinances for a long time. But so please don't plant in bamboo. Other than that, public works is moving along. Obviously, we're, you know, grass is growing and we're cutting grass and making sure that we're fully progressing for the opening of the lake.
There's a lot of work there and it's not something we can wait until the last minute. That's it. Good. Thanks. Thank you. Uh Elena, anything for city attorney? No. Okay. Thank you for being
um Ryan not coming tonight. Okay. We don't have anything from Ryan. car. No, not the reason I know. Yeah, I didn't see anything. Okay. All right. Number 14 is motion to approve uh the event that Meg was
discussing use of Lincoln Park on May 17th by breaking bread ministry Reverend Cheryl Hicks Community Outreach at 11:00 to 1:00. Motion second. Motion made and second. We could just resolution it. All in
favor? Opposed? Motion passes. Number 15, resolution to award tree removal maintenance bid. Motion. Motion's been made. Second. Roll call, please.
Clark, yes. Dash, yes. Joy, yes. Galloway, yes. Heist, yes. Hi, yes. Gainer, yes. Timbers, yes. Resolution passes. Uh number 16, renew contract for vehicle maintenance and
repair services for Highway Motors. Contract period for May 1st, 20,205 to April 30th, 2026. So moved second. Motion made second. Questions in the future, please. Clark, yes. Sash,
yes. Doby, yes. Galloway, yes. Heist, yes. Hessie, yes. Kener, yes. Timbers, yes. Resolution passes number 17, authorizing lean assignment for block 534, lot 18, which is 7:45 to 751 Havana
Avenue. Is there a motion? Motion. Second. Motion's been made. Seconded. Questions? A roll call, please. Clark, yes. Dash, yes. Doy, yes. Galloway, yes. Heist, yes. Tessy, yes. Peter, yes. Timbers,
yes. Resolution passes. Number 18, authorizing the 2025 municipal aerial mosquito control agreement. So moved. Second. Motion made second. All in favor? I opposed. Resolution passes.
Okay. Number 19 is public hearing for ordinance number two uh 2025 calendar year 2025 to exceed the municipal budget appropriations limits and establish a cap bank. Motion
second. Motion to hold the public hearing. All in favor? I opposed. Okay, the public hearing is open for for this particular ordinance number two. Anybody wish to be heard?
Going twice. Anybody wish to be heard? Make a motion to close the hearing. I'll make a motion. Second. Motion made second. Close the hearing. All in favor? I opposed. Okay. Hearing closed. Is there a motion to adopt? Second. Motion.
Motion been made. Seconded. Roll call, please. Clark. Yes. Dash. Yes. Dovy. Yes. Galloway. Yes. Heist. Yes. Pessie. Yes. Kenir. Yes. Timbers. Yes. Okay. Ordinance
passes. Number 20 is to pay the bills. Second. Motion has been made and seconded. All in favor? I mean roll call. Clark. Yes. Dash. Yes. Kobe. Yes. Galloway. Yes. Heist. Yes. Tessy. Yes.
Kenir. Yes. Timber. Yes. Hey, motion passes. Okay. Number 21 is uh comments from the mayor. Uh just condolences to the evangelist family. I don't know if all all of you even know Betty evangelist, but I think she was what 976.
She passed away couple days ago and uh she's longtime resident of Egg Harbor City. She used to live right on London at or Liverpool Avenue. um and then out to the lake with her daughter in her final years. But she was a former
citizen of the year, I believe, and and she was involved in Krek and a lot of other organizations in town. So, she'll be greatly missed. Anything else? No.
Delaware. Yes. My condolences to Lyn Rush and her family. Uh, I've had the fortune of uh interviewing Betty when she was citizen of the year in 20 I think it was 2013 and I think it was only the harbor pilot when I was doing
that. Uh she was quite a quite a gal, quite a gal, very classy. And she showed me her bedroom when I was interviewing her. And she had this beautiful for poster bed that is was an heirloom of their family. And she said she slept in that bed from when she was a little kid
and died in it. But she was a leak. She was yanko. That's right. Yes. So her sister married anything else. I just want to say I hope to see
everybody tomorrow at the Arbor Day event at Peace Pilgrim Park. And uh then again it's citywide cleanup on the 3. Um and just be just be aware uh of the uh quality alert the air quality alerts that are out there especially if you
have respiratory problems. Um, other than that, nothing else. Okay. Thank you, Councilwoman Clark. Um, this Saturday is the opening season T-ball season for the Crusaders. Um, we are
still accepting signups. Uh, it will be Saturday the 26th at 10 a.m. at the Gavin Paps T-ball field um on the corner of Deer and uh St. Louis. Uh, signups are $50 and hope to see everyone out there. Okay. Thank you, Councilwoman
Heis. I just want to offer my condolences to um Councilman Reich and his family on the loss of his dad. Um and that's all I have. Okay, Councilman Dash. I thank you,
Council Rotary for a terrific Easter egg hunt. I was able we were able to bring our granddaughter there. She had a great time. Very wellrun. everybody who organized it did a great job. Thank you.
Thank you, Councilman Timmers. My condolences. I too would for the evangelist family and Rash family and the uh Wright family offer my condolences. Uh I don't have anything else.
Um, so we'll go to number 22, which is public comment. Anybody wish to be heard? Anybody else? No. Okay. Is there a motion to adjurnn? Motion. Motion has been made. Second. All in favor?
Opposed? Motion. It's not I