We're live. Okay. Good evening. Welcome to the July 15th, 2025 meeting of the Emerson governing body. For those of you present, in case of a fire, please follow the fire exit signs above the doors and exit calmly. Um, Councilwoman Magcguire, would you
please lead us in the pledge of allegiance? It's okay. 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 would ask you to remain standing for just a moment um as we remember President William Stall as well as all of the victims of the floods um in Texas
this past couple weeks or past week. Thank you. That's not my report. So, I was busy doing other stuff, didn't it? Um, the meeting is called pursuant to the provisions of the open public meetings law and adequately noticed
pursuant to NJSA 104-10. This meeting of July 15, 2025 was noticed to the record in the Ridgewood News on January 7th, 2025 and published in said newspapers posted on the bulletin board in the municipal building and on the website
and has remained continuously posted as required under the statute. Miss Ryan, would you please call the roll call of the governing body? Yes. Mayor Depala, present. Councilwoman Ice here. Councilwoman Ser here. Councilwoman Maguire, present.
Council President Arjenzia here. Councilman Timberman is absent and Councilwoman Chelina here. May I have a motion to excuse Councilman Timberman from tonight's meeting? Um with the caveat that I hear that he will
be joining us later, but if we take any votes prior, if we excuse him, it's less paperwork for Michelle. So when he does arrive, we will write it into the record. But let's excuse him for now. A motion by Megan and a second by um Nicole. All in favor?
Any opposed? Okay. He's excused until he shows up. If he shows up. Appointments. There are no appointments. There are no proclamations or citations. Minutes for approval. The regular May I have a motion to approve the regular meeting minutes of the June 3rd, 2025 meeting.
So move. Second. Roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice. Yes. Councilwoman Syers, yes. Councilwoman Magcguire, yes. Council President Arenzia, yes. And Councilwoman Julia, yes. Thank you. And may I have a motion to
approve the regular meeting minutes of the June 24th, 2025 meeting? I'll second. All in favor? Any opposed? Okay. Oh, actually, we should do a roll call on minute. Sorry. Roll call, please. Uh, Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman
Ser. Councilwoman Magcguire, yes. Council President Argenzia. Yes. And Councilwoman Chelino. Yes. Okay. And any minutes for the uh beginning of the year that have not been posted yet, we are aiming to have them all approved um by our next meeting. Uh
correspondence, all correspondence is on file in the clerk's office. Financial business resolution number 1925 to approve the July 15, 2025 bills list. May I have that motion?
Roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Magcguire, yes. Council President Argenzia, yes. And Councilwoman Tuna, yes. As far as your Oh. Uh, the clerk has said that no one's
getting picked up on the mics. If you guys are actually speaking, please turn your mic closer to your um Oh, okay. Okay. Um, resolution 19325, capital budget amendment. Um, the amendment is,
um, let me just find it so I'm not saying the wrong thing. It's just capital. It Do you know what it changes? All right. So, it it adds equipment to the police department. um firearms and equipment and anything
related. So, may I have a motion to approve the amendment to the capital budget resolution number 193-25? So, move second. All in favor? Oh, no. Roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Syers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire,
yes. Council President Argenzi, yes. Councilwoman Telino, yes. Thank you. Um, unfinished business. There is no unfinished business this evening. New business. There is no new business this evening. Adoption of
ordinances. This is the second reading and public hearing of ordinance number 1706-25. Miss Ryan, would you please read the title of this ordinance? Yes, mayor. This is ordinance 1706-25, an ordinance to amend chapter 200 of the
code of the burrow of Emerson entitled parks, playgrounds, and recreation areas. Okay. Um, may I have a motion to open the meeting for public comment on this and this ordinance only? Second. All in favor? Any opposed? Okay. We are open to the
public. Would you like to speak on it? On this ordinance only, which is um Okay, just say your name. Okay. Christine DeSantis. Um, I just have some questions. So once the net are the nets
are delivered on the courts, when do you think it'll be open to the public to start playing? Um it'll happen in the next few weeks. So maybe the August. By the beginning of I would guess. Yeah. Okay. What we're trying to do in all
honesty is um we want Emerson residents to be able to have access to the pickle ball courts and we put a nominal fee in place and we are also trying to figure out what kind of a mechanism we are going to use to
police the courts. I understand that the pickle ball community is actually very respectful and that they put the paddles up like you used to put a quarter on a pool table and that everybody plays their turn and gets off the courts when they're supposed to. But we want to
avoid any conflicts going forward. So there's a pickle ball committee from the burrow and there's a pickle ball committee on the board of ed side and I think we have to meet one more time to hammer everything out and see how we're going to move forward. So, have you guys talked about or have they talked about
having um a sign up where there's a team reach they call it? Yes. So, certain some of the courts would be reserved. Which which website are you familiar with? Team Reach. Team Reach. I think there's another one that the um members that um are on the paddle ball players that are on the
committee mentioned and I'm blanking on it right now, but that's not the one, but we it'll be something similar to that I believe. Okay. But then you also have to make sure I don't know how they do this in other municipalities. And that's something I'd like to find out is even that if you sign up and you're on the
court, are you actually on the court? And who knows who's actually on the court? I I don't think it's policed that closely. So I know in old Japan they have three courts. Two, as long as you live in town, you can reserve two of the courts and the one is always open to the public. So if people are playing on the
court that you reserved and you come, you just say, "Hey, have the court reserved." And people, they just come off. So then it's just paddle up and then if it's empty you go on and play. Yeah. Unless you have it reserved and information is great right now. I am not a pickle ball player. I don't know if anyone on the governing body is but we
are still gathering information. It's not it's a work in progress still. Okay. Um and then another question for the community school that you mentioned before. They have an event and the high school will have the courts being used the fall and the spring. Um, will they
will be they will they be able to use after school is out? So, after five o'clock open to the public I think so, but we are going to get a list from the business administrator John Mamaro of all of the dates that like blackout dates on the pickle ball and we will publish that. Correct
Michelle? We've requested that from him and when that happens that'll be incorporated into all the information that we're handing out about pickle ball. Okay. So, just my my opinion, if it's blocked out for the spring and the fall season for the sports, I think that'll
cause a lot more commotion than $25 to pay cuz then the courts just are not available. I I I I do know that there's only two courts, I believe, that are lined for the pickle ball. Four. There's four pickle ball courts, but they're on two tennis courts.
Yes. Yeah. So, there's four Yeah, but that's what I meant. There's only two tennis courts cuz you're concerned about them playing tennis. So, there's two courts. Yeah. Where there are four pickle ball courts, and I believe the children use all of the courts down there to practice tennis
on. And when they're having a tournament, I don't believe they will be using the ones that are lined for pickle ball because it won't be uh what's the word like official regulation. Thank you, lawyer. Thank you, Will. Um won't be regulation because they have the
extra lines on them. So, we have just have to have a conversation with the board of ed and figure out exactly when they want people on them and when they don't. It's not up to us. That one is being rolled by the school. Okay. All right. Do I have another question? How will how will we pay for our badges?
It's if it's a badge or is it a key fob? We will be setting up a burrow ordinance and putting it in place that defines the fees. That's what we're doing right now. And once that's adopted, um, you will come to the burrow and you'll write a check to the Burrow of Emerson for $25.
Um, and and then we will write you a letter and tell you how you gain access. Okay. I think those are or email you. Um, oh, do are there lights at the high school? We have an application. So, when you
fill out the application and you come in and you spend the twice, you just whispered twice. I wasn't sure that they created it yet. Um, you'll fill out the application, pay the fee, we'll have your information to contact you and we'll contact everyone and tell them what the rules of play are going to be and how you're going to get your um
access to the courts and all of that stuff. Okay. And are the courts lit? Do they have lights at the courts? No. No. Okay. I've heard that that's a good suggestion, but that's going to cost a lot of money again. So, it's something that we could work on with the board of ed, but there's no lights as of now. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Thank you for
coming to the meeting and asking your questions. It's appreciated. Is it okay if I go? Yeah, sure. You can do whatever you want. You're free. Mayor, do you want to She can also go to the board of ed meetings and talk to the board of ed for any if they want to.
Go ahead. Tell us if you're if you have any further questions too because we are working with the board of ed. Obviously, we want the best for the residents, but we want you to go to the board of vet as well, just like you came to us. It'd be great just so they could hear from the residents how how interested everyone is
and how much they want the playing time. And I think every little bit will help sway. Yes. Yes. Yeah. In the media center. Thank you so much. Have a nice rest of the summer. Happy pickle balling when it opens.
What' you say? Great. For what? I don't miss any. Oh. Oh, I I missed something. So, in any event, um I don't see anyone else from the public. So, I'll ask for a motion to close to the public. So, moved. Second. All in favor?
Any opposed? Okay. Um may I have a motion to approve resolution number 193? Where am I? May I have a motion to adopt ordinance number 1706-25
on second reading? Second. And a roll call, please. Just getting ahead of myself. Counciloman, right? Just to confirm, this is just um the the fee. I'm just looking over it again, but the specifics will are going to come
after the fact, right? Okay. Yes. Councilwoman Sers. Yes. Councilwoman Magguire. Yes. Council President Argenzia. Yes. And Councilwoman Chelina. Yes. Thank you. Um, now when we move on to
introduction of ordinances, first reading. The next uh ordinance, Miss Ryan will announce by number and title. Upon approval, this ordinance will be further considered at a public hearing to be held on August 12th, 2025 at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter
can be addressed in the council chambers of Burough Hall, Municipal Place, Emerson, New Jersey, and published in the record. All ordinances are posted on the Burough website and on file in the office of the municipal clerk if anyone would like copies. Miss Ryan, would you
please read the title of 1707-25? Sure, Mayor. This is ordinance 1707-25, capital ordinance of the burrow of Emerson in the county of Bergen, New Jersey, authorizing the acquisition of firearms and related equipment in, by,
and for the police department in, by, and for the burrow, appropriating therefore the sum of $28,500, and providing that such sum so appropriated shall be raised from the burrow's capital improvement fund.
May I have a motion to introduce ordinance 170- Oh, I'm I'm like losing it tonight. Um, was I right? Yes. All right. Um, introduce ordinance 1707-25
on first reading. Second. Roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire, yes. Council President Arjenzi, yes. Sorry. And Councilwoman,
yes. Okay, very good. And that brings us to reports. Councilwoman Rice, do you have a report for us this evening? Yes. Okay. So, I have a report from the library. Um, this is the first year that
they are running a summer reading program for adults. I have a flyer, but the flyer is available on their website. If you go to it, you can see it. But um for all of you who remember when you were a child, there was always the summer reading program. Read a few books, log it in with the library, you got a little prize. So now there are
prizes for adults as well. Um first prize is $150 gift uh gift certificate to Anyo. Second prize is 75 to Shortbounds and third prize is 50 to Shop. So go on their website. You can get a little bit more information about how to sign up for the uh competition
and start start your reading. And if you're interested in any of the program for ch programs for children, go on the website. They have an entire uh list of summer uh summer fun and summer reading programs um and activities at the library for all the kids all summer long too. That's me done.
Great. Councilwoman Sers, do you have a report? Yes, I do for the Emerson Recreation Commission. So summer camp is going well. The children are having a blast. This Thursday, July 17th, is the cornhole tournament at Hillman Field. No
partner is required. There is a Google form on Facebook to sign up. And save the date. Sunday, October 19th is the Fall Harvest Festival at Hillmanfield. And the next recreation department meeting will be held on Wednesday, July
23rd at 8:00 p.m. Thank you. Thank you. Council Magguire, do you have for it? Yes. Um, the next Shade Tree Commission meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 10th. That will be at Burough Hall. And if any residents are interested in having a tree planted
on the burrow's right of way in front of your property, please contact the commission at shadetree emersonj.org. That's my report. Thank you, Council Mino. You have report. side.
Uh I have a report from the DPW. Um no major issues last night with the rainstorm that we had. Uh the burl received just under 3 in of rain. Uh the DPW worked with PSNG recently to rectify a power issue on Cindy Lane. Uh this
Wednesday starts the Park Avenue paving, so please plan an alternate route. DPW washed mold off of a vinyl fence at Long View Park. They also removed two elm trees at 155 Limwood Avenue that were going to um the homeowner's uh sewer
line. The DPW has been cleaning the stream across from the high school now that the reservoir is low. Uh and a reminder to please take your hazardous waste to a safer place. The BCUA household hazardous waste collection is this Saturday, July 19th at the Bergen
County Campa um in MAWA from 9 to 3 and the BCUA is also holding a recycling event at the Burton Community College on Saturday, August 9th from 9 to 2, rain or shine. Uh services will include mobile paper shredding, electronics and
computers, tire recycling, and unwanted medications. Very good. Thank you. C. Did you give your report yet? Okay, council president. Thank you. And it's brief. Um, just a reminder to everybody, save the date. The fire department is having their wet down on
July 26th to celebrate the addition of the new truck. Uh, there'll be a DJ, face painting, light refreshments, and more. Details are on the Burrow website or on the fire department Facebook page. All right. Thank you, Council President, for filling in. I've never held a meeting where I wasn't 100% not
contagious, but just not feeling 100% and had to step out for a moment. So, I apologize, but thank you. Um, I have my report now and I will continue with that. Um, the mayor and council present summer concert series sponsored by the mayor's wellness campaign is back for the summer. I'm excited to announce the
lineup. Last week, we had the Rumies um that performed classic rock. Uh, tomorrow night, July 16th, The Edge will be uh performing. They do music from the 70s up through the 2000s. and Kona Ice will be here with their shaved ice to
sell. So, please bring a little pocket change with you. Um, we do provide fresh cold water um to keep you cool on those nights and we encourage people to come down with their families to bring a blanket or bring their lawn chairs. Um,
it's a really nice night under the stars, get some fresh air, unplug from your phones and your electronics. um and come do some well-being and listen to some music, maybe do a little dancing and get some exercise. Um and you can also do that on July 23rd when Emerson
resident Steven Connelly will be a performing. And then on July 30th, the Emerson Project will be performing. That's made up of a group of graduates from the Emerson Junior Senior High School. And on August 6th, Beauty and the Grease, starring none other than
former Burrow resident Terresa Canada. And they are a 50s band. Um, the concerts uh do feature local talent and they're held every Wednesday from 7 to 9:00 on the steps of Burrow Hall. The rain date is the following Thursday if
it's also not raining. Um, a flyer with all these details is posted on social media and the burrow's website and we look forward to enjoying these with everyone. So, please come on down. Meals on Wheels of North Jersey is now currently accepting new clients in the
northern Bergen County. Their mission is to support the independence, health, and well-being of older adults and homebound individuals. If you or someone you know is recovering from illness or surgery or facing challenges trying to shop or
cook, Meals on Wheels can help. For enrollment information, please visit mealsonwhesnorth jersey.org or call 2011-3580050. And I'm sure Janelle, who is the executive director there, she's been there for about a year, um will be happy
to help, as well as any of her staff. Um now that the warm weather is here, people are spending time outside and property maintenance issues can become more apparent. If you see something that needs attention, please contact the property maintenance official at
2011-2626086 extension1216 or you could email at propertymaintenance emersonj.org. And if you didn't get any of those, you could be very happy to call Burough
Hall, speak to Michelle or Trieste in the clerk's office and they will direct you accordingly. I also want to point out that everybody's out there getting exercise and walking their dogs and there have been several complaints to the burrow about people not curving their dog and people not picking up
waste after their dogs. So, if you are walking your dog, please be sure to curb them and pick up after them. The next senior meeting is August 14th. Emerson residents 55 and over um could should join this lively bunch. They have weekly
activities, take day trips, and offer in-house programs at their monthly meetings. You can go to emersonj.org/ seniors for more information. I know they recently took a trip down to Point Pleasant on a paddleboat and they had a great time. Um, and they do take several
trips throughout the year. Uh, the next regular meeting of the governing body will take place on Tuesday, August 12th at 7:30 p.m. Uh, Michelle, do you have a report for us or do you want me to jump to Dave? Um, sure, I can. Uh, thank you, mayor.
Uh, last Friday we had the Motor Vehicle Commission's uh, mobile unit come. Um, it was very successful. Uh, it was at the senior center. We, uh, or they processed 68 Real IDs. um five driver's
licenses, one title, one permit, four registrations, 25 surrendered license plates, four handicap placards, and one disabled vet placards. Um they were here from 9 to 3, so that's a lot in in that short time.
Um we hope to schedule them again for another mobile event in the near future. Excellent. So there's nothing scheduled right now. No, it was just last Friday. No, I know, but there's not another one scheduled yet, like in the fall. No, we had to. We just because I've had time. They don't let you schedule them like on
top of each other. They make you have your event and then schedule it again when it opens up. Yeah. Just so when I get asked cuz people are asking when is the next one. Tell them to keep checking the website. Thank you. Um the uh
conducted a vehicle audit uh report uh I'm sorry, a vehicle audit and uh we we passed. we had all of our titles available. Um, so that is uh good. The park a phase 2
uh project I think Dave is going to discuss. Um, and uh there is the uh bid opening for the cell tower lease tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. Okay, that concludes my report. Thank you. So Michelle has been filling
in as our acting administrator as well as our acting clerk and she's doing a fabulous job. But now we will move over to Dave, our burough engineer um for his report. I just I did hand you something this are you can you talk on that or no? Um
did you read enough of it in order to talk about whose responsibility things are or no? Sure that's fine. All right. So there's been a very lively discussion and Mr. Obenauour who owns the Valero station has brought to my attention the troubles with the Kinder Kamak corridor and then it was alerted
to me that there was a discussion on Facebook. Um I spoke with uh the county executive last week as I told Mr. Openour that I would and I've also done some research and I pulled the documents and I also gave them to had a
conversation with Mr. Openour today. Um Mr. open hour and I will be going to the next commissioner meeting in order to figure out what's going on with these traffic lights. Um, but I also asked Dave just to review the document back from 2011, which is the agreement with
the county. Um, and I wasn't sure if he was ready to speak on it, but if he could at least give us a little bit of light on it, um, that would be helpful. Of course, no pun intended, right? Yeah. Um, yeah. So, just quickly going through the agreement. So, this was put in place back when the signals were upgraded. Um,
essentially what it indicated in here, it was a shared service agreement between Burke County and Emerson as far as the signals themselves. Um, in here basically gave the responsibility to the burrow for the design and um, acquisition of any land that needed to
be put in place to upgrade the signals in that particular location. it does go through and um talk about who's responsible for what, when, and how throughout the process as well as once the signal is in place. Um in looking at the document, it does appear that Bergen
County does have the responsibility for the maintenance and upkeep on that signal. Um it did give in the agreement it also indicates who's responsible typically for uh county roadways and the different portions of it because we have the road portion and we have the
sidewalk portion. Um so by state statute the county is responsible from curb to curb. Anything beyond the curb is the responsibility of the municipalities. Um with traffic signals um you know there's equipment behind the curb obviously. Um,
in this agreement, it also the bureau acknowledges the fact that there's stuff behind the curb and gives the county the right for access to the stuff behind the curb as well. Um, so those types of things, your control panel where all the the brains of the operation for your
signal are where um, you know, it has your computer, it talks to the cameras and stuff to sense when vehicles are there as well as um, it's the kinder acriman when there's, you know, the trains there as well. get the signals on that stuff. So, um anyway, it's it's
pretty clear that it indicates the responsibility of the maintenance and upkeep on that stuff is with Burton County. I mean, if we wanted to as a burrow to change the lights, we don't have access to it anyway, do we? No, not based on on this, it would really be we would need to talk to the
county and discuss with them to make any particular changes. So, there's really nothing we could do except for go to the county and ask them to assist us with this. Correct. Correct. Okay. according to that agreement. Now, according to the agreement, that's from 2011. Was there a subsequent agreement? I didn't see one. If there
is, we will look into it, but I'm thinking that that was the um actual agreement and it's it's signed. I forgot to see the signature at the end. Who signed it? A lot of people. Um
let's see here. A lot of people signed it. Well, there's a couple things in here. I'm sure Jane signed it a couple of times. Our former clerk. No, so the municipal clerk at that time actually was Oh, Carol D. Carol. Yeah.
So that's this there's a resolution uh endorsing everything by the Burough of Emerson. That was a resolution 182-10. Um, as far as Bergen County, there's a resolution by them as well, um,
which was certified by the acting clerk at the time, Jennifer Kleinman. Um, then I think the mayor might have been Kina and there's another spot in here. So, the end of the agreement. Yeah. So, it was by the burough clerk,
um, the mayor at the time. I can't read the chicken scratch. and then also by the county executive uh Dennis McNer. Okay. And that was signed on uh December of 2010. Okay. So, and then this
and there might have there actually might have been an updating um resolution as well, but that's what we're starting with. So, we're on it. We're working on it. I've asked the engineer to look at it and we're going to keep on delving into this. Thank you. Thank you for letting me put you on the spot, too. No problem. So,
you had no idea I was going to ask you to talk about that, didn't I? Okay. Um, so as far as other updates, uh, just a minor correction, I believe, um, related to the Park phase 2 project. Uh, we were updated by the contractor today. Um, there are some minor delays
because of some weather delays earlier, um, in the months. Um, so we're looking at about mid August is when they'll be in there to do the work for Park phase two. time just so that everybody's aware of it. So, you have about a month's
repeat reprieve from from the work, but we do like things done before the school year starts. We're we're we're we're close to it. I know. But it'll be before school. Okay, good. Um it shouldn't be uh it should be about a week's worth of uh construction only. Okay, good. I think we should be in good shape
as long as there's no rain or any other extenduating circumstances. Correct. Correct. Um, additionally, I know we're in the process of um, getting the final blessings from Bergen County related to the upgrades to the senior center for the doors. Once we get the green light from them, uh, we will go
and look to solicit bids from, uh, three door vendors um, to get that moving so you guys can utilize the grant funds that you received on that. I did speak with So, all right. So, we got The green light is coming. Oh, it's coming. It's coming. Well, I I
I do have it verbally, but um All right. Perfect. All right. I have nothing else to update unless anybody has any questions of me. I don't Does anybody on the council have any questions for engineer? No. Thank you. Sure.
Um Mr. Fenwick, your honor, do you have any comment this evening? Thank you for filling in for Don. Oh, certainly. I uh I have nothing for the public session, your honor. Okay. Thank you. You are honorable as well. Yeah.
Will is also not only an attorney but an elected official in another municipality. So, uh, thank you. Um, the next order of business is public comment. Members of the public are welcome to speak on any topic by coming to the podium and stating your name for
the record. Uh, in the interest of time, all who wish to speak will be heard, but please keep your comments brief and concise. May I have a motion to open the meeting to public comment? Some move second. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Okay, seeing that everybody has left that was
here, um may I have a motion to close the meeting to general comments from the public? Second. All in favor? Any opposed? We are closed. That brings us to resolutions on consent agenda, which are considered routine and will be enacted by one motion of the council and
one roll call vote. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a council member requests that an item be removed for consideration. May I have a motion to approve consent agenda resolutions 194-25
through 200-25? So move second. Roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire, yes. Council President Oenzia, yes. Councilwoman Trino, yes.
Thank you. That brings us to closed executive session to discuss matters exempt from the public pursuant to NJSA 104-1 at SEC and adequately noticed by resolution 200-25. May I have a ro May I have a roll call, please?
Councilwoman Oh, I need a motion. Yeah, I did say that. And I need a roll call, please. Okay. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sy, yes. Councilwoman Magguire, yes. Council President Jenzia and Councilwoman Toino.
Yes. Very good. So, we are now going into close session and I believe um our burough attorney is able to join us for close session and perhaps even Councilman Timberman will be joining us in close session via telephone. Um the public may remain on YouTube until we
return to open session at which time formal action may be taken. Thank you. Perfect. May there. All right. We're still streaming. May I have a motion to reconvene? So second. All in favor? I.
Okay. Um, is there any more business to discuss? Uh, yes, mayor. Um, I'd like to make a motion to approve memorandum of understanding attached here 2 with roar and roar uh from January 1st, 2025 to December 31st, 2028. It would be
resolution number 202-25. I'll second and a roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Magcguire, yes. Council President Argentia, yes. And Councilwoman Chilino,
yes. Do we have any other business? I have one more. Mayor Baker. Uh, can I uh also make a motion to amend resolution 169-25 2025 municipal employee salary? It would be num resolution number 203-25.
I'll second. And a roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, Councilwoman Magguire, yes. Council President, yes. And Councilwoman, yes. Okay. And before we adjourn, if you were
listening earlier and we were talking about the Kinder Kamak Road agreement, um I insinuated that I thought that Mayor Carlos Kina signed this agreement and he did not. It was actually Mayor Lewis Lamantina that signed this. Just to correct the record. Sorry, Mayor. There's one more resolution to make. Oh, there is. Yes.
Okay. Sorry. I would uh like to make a motion to approve resolution 204-25 at the recommendation and direction of our GIF attorney motion to accept the settlement term sheet Mazio versus B of Emerson at all. Can we get a second on that?
Second and a roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire, yes. Council President Argenzia, yes. Councilwoman Juno, yes. Okay. Is there any other business that
I'm forgetting? Okay. With no more business to discuss, may I have a motion to adjourn at 10:10 p.m. So move second. All in favor? Any opposed? We are adjourned. Thank you for joining us this evening.