I think we're streaming. No. Oh, you're No. Good evening. I'd like to introduce the mayor for the day, Stephano Turro. He is a third grader at Memorial School and he is our
mayor for the day for 2025. Mayor, would you like to come up with your family and we will sw I'll swear you in? Are you ready? All right, we're gonna go down there for a sweetie. He can't wait to get this.
This is what you do. You raise your left hand because your left hand is next to your heart. You put your right hand on the Bible. Opposite opposite hand. You raise the right hand. You raise the right hand on the Bible.
All right. You ready? Like this. And and go like this. Mr. for me. Okay, bud. I, Stephanoto, I, Stephano Tora, do solemnly swear do solemnly swear that I
will support the Constitution that I will support the Constitution of the United States of the United States and the Constitution and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey of the state of New Jersey and that I will bear true faith and I and I that I will bear true
faith and allegiance and allegiance to the same to the same and to the governments established and to the government established in the United United States in the United States and in this state and in this state under the authority of the people under the authority of the people. So help me God.
So help me God. I, Stephano to Torah, I, Stephano to Torah, do solemnly swear do solemnly swear that I will faithfully that I will faithfully impartially impartially and justly perform and justly perform all the
duties of all the duties of mayor for the day mayor for the day of the burrow of Emerson of the burrow of Emerson according to the best of my ability according to the best of my ability. So help me God. So help me God. Congratulations, mayor. You have to sign your
signed. Put your name there. Okay. Now, we're going to give this to the clerk. We're going to ask your parents to go back to their seats, and you're going to get into your big seat up here. You ready? Is this on? Don't Don't grab it. Just put go towards it. We're going
to start here. Welcome to June 3rd, 2025 of the Emerson Governing Body. For those of you present in case of fire, follow the fire exit signs above the door and exit calmly. You have to back up just a
little bit. Mom and dad, please lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance at complete. We will remain standing for a moment of silence. Thank you. 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 as we remember several people. Uh Peggy Oats who passed away
last week. Sister Dominic from the Church of the Assumption whose real name was Marie McDonald. Um our former employee Nelson Fulham, longtime uh member of our community, Mr. Thomas Lynch, and a friend to literally
everybody in Emerson, um a young dad 50 years old. I know that the whole town is mourning. We mourn with the Gibbons family. It is always sad when someone passes away, but even sadder when it is someone of a very young age. And our
hearts and our prayers are with the Gibbons family. We keep all of them in our prayers. Thank you. Just don't this me. You're good. You're good. You don't have to. This meeting is called
Persian of pursuant of per provisions of the open public meeting law and adequately noticed persent to NJSA 10410.
This this meeting of June 3rd, 2025 was noticed to the record and the Ridgewood News on January um 7th, 2025 and
published in said newspapers, posted on the bulletin board in um municipal building and on the website has remained continuously posted as
I can't. That's why you have to back up a little bit. Go right there. That's as far as required under the statue. Excellent. Now you're going to do this. Miss Ryan, please call the role governing body.
Re um please call a roll call of the governing body. Yes, mayor. Mayor Dala present. All council members are present this evening. We're going to let them answer
for themselves first, though. Okay. Okay. All right. Hang on. Mayor Stephano, what? Yes. Here, you're good. Councilwoman Rice here. Councilwoman
Sers here. Councilwoman Maguire is present by telephone. Council President Arzia here. Councilman Timberman here. And Councilwoman Chelino here.
All council members are present this evening. So we're proclamations and citations. This month we have mayor for the day Stephano Toro and we have pride month. All proclamations are posted in
the burough hall and on the website website. Um Stephano, I wanted to ask you if there was any laws that you wanted to enact since you are the mayor now. No homework on Thursday. Why on Thursday?
Did they say it had to be Thursday? Yeah. Did they say Oh, they said it had to be Thursday. Mrs. Gagaliano said it has to be Thursday. Okay. So, can you have to say, can I have a motion for no no written homework? Can I have a motion
for no written homework on Thursday night for the third graders of Memorial? on Thursday night for the third graders at Memorial School. Second. Roll call. Councilwoman Rice. Absolutely.
Councilwoman, yes. Council President, uh, I'm sorry, Councilwoman Maguire, yes. Council President Arzia, yes. Councilman Timberman, yes. And Councilwoman Chelino, absolutely.
Mayor Stephano. All right. So, these are the passes that you're going to bring to school. Okay. Tomorrow. And now you are going to read this proclamation into law. I Stephano Tora under the powers vested in me by the
authority by the authority as mayor for the day. In no bra Emerson do do hereby procla homework night for all the graders of a memorial school in bra
emerson country of berg county county of bergen state of New Jersey on Thursday June 5th 2025. Okay. And now you're going to sign that with the special pen. Here you go. So, you have it. You
presented it and you got a vote by the council. So, now this isn't like a law. Ordinances are laws. So, now you're going to sign it into action. All right. Your name. Okay. Very nice. So, this is his
proclamation. All right. You could sign this one as well because that's the copy for us. Do you need this one? All right. So, now that this is a law, you're going to present this with the passes to Mrs. Gagliano tomorrow so that she can enact the law at the
school, okay? On Thursday. So, let's put that with the passes. Now, let's talk about our day a little bit. Did you have a good day? Excuse me, Mayor Toro. I have a request. Um, the burough clerk and I would like a raise this evening. Would that be okay with you? What do you
think? Uh, sure. All right, let's let's have a vote on that, please. Can't take away taxpayer money that quickly without the consent of the governing body of the whole council. So, tell me um did you have a good day today? Yes. Okay. What
did we eat today? Your favorite chicken tenders with fries. Oh, did you get your chips? Are they still in the back? I think we still have chips. Oh, there they are. We got your chips and your Mountain Dew, which is our favorite. And
uh what was your favorite thing that we did today? Go in the fire truck to my school. Do you think you got everybody's attention as we went through town? Yes. I would say you got everyone in Emerson, Westwood, and Oriel's attention. the way you were honking on the
horn. Um, is this something that you think you might like to do in the future? Become a mayor? Yes. How come? So I could drive to school every day in a fire truck. Yes. Okay. Um, is there
anything that you want to share with the citizens of Emerson and with the people that are here about your No homework at Memorial School. Okay, that's awesome. Is there anything else that you would like to say? You have the microphone now. No, you've got a lot to say all day. You
don't have anything to say. Do you want to say hello to your grandparents maybe that might be watching on TV? Hello to Taurus. And then tomorrow you're gonna have you're gonna have to go down with your parents to the electronic sign in the
middle of town and it's going to say that June 4th in the burrow of Emerson is Mayor uh Stephano Toro day. So you have a whole day in the Burrow of Emerson just for you. Okay. How's that? Good. And everyone that drives through
Emerson on Kinder Road is going to see that sign. Yeah. Now, before you leave, do you want to take some pictures up here with your parents? No. Yes, you do. Come on. Have your parents come up. No, I don't.
No, we're gonna take some pictures. Let's all go down and take a picture. Come on, team. Ever. Add stand right in the middle of these microphones. Your parents on either side.
Yeah, I know. Seriously. [Music] All right. Thank you. Make hi all mayor. Make Emerson great again. All right. So, mayor, let's let's just recap our day. Let's just tell everybody what you did
today. We picked you up in a police car, right? And then we went down to where? Burough Hall where you signed a check, right? What else did you do? Um, did you get a tour of any? I got a I got a tour all around. And what what departments
did you go to? The police department. And what did they do there? Would they did they put you did they hand me they put me in one of the cells? Okay. And did you try on a bulletproof vest? Yes. Yes. Was it heavy? No. What was he, the
bulletproof vest or the fireman's jacket? I don't know. All right. What What did you think was your problem in the fireman's jacket? Uh, I couldn't pick it up, but I could easily wear it. But what was the problem with your hands in the fireman's jacket?
They wouldn't come out. He was walking around in the fireman's jacket. He goes, "I can't use my hands." And he was flapping. So cute. All right. Is there any last words that you have for us before you go home and go to bed? Make Emerson greater again.
All right. And now look at Make Emerson greater again. All right. Now sit back in your chair. Now, smile for your mom so she could take a nice serious photo of the mayor at his desk. Remember, make Emerson great again. All
right, mayor. Thanks for joining us and we will see you around town. Okay, and don't forget to take your gift basket. Okay. All right. You're good. All right, don't trip over there. Let's have a round of applause for Mayor
[Applause] And don't forget, you're going to take your Yeah. your homework. And you got to take your homework passes and you give that to teacher. And we thank the tutorial family for
playing along with us all day. We had a fabulous time with Stephano. And don't forget at ladies night out every year, your child too can have this opportunity. Bye bye Stephan. Bye mayor.
Bye everyone. Bye guys. Thanks. So he was very refreshing all day. Um we had a good time. And uh clearly he wants to make Emerson great again. We heard that several times. So
we're going to continue with our program and an agenda. And the first thing we're going to do is appointments. And I'm going to appoint John Dorado as the alternate three number member of the land use board. John will take his oath of office at the next land use board
meeting which is scheduled for 7:30 this Thursday. Um at that meeting we will also be going over our plan for our um fourth round of affordable housing. And our next issue uh item on the agenda is minutes for approval. May
I have a motion to table the approval of the May 20th regular meeting minutes 2025 and the close session minutes to the June 24, 2025 meeting. Second. Roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes.
Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Muire, yes. Council President Argentia, yes. Council Timberman, yes. And Counciloman, yes. Okay. Um, there is no financial business, which brings us to unfinished
business. Um, I'm sorry. Oh, correspondence. I skipped right over it. Um, so correspondence, there are two pieces of correspondence, and they are on file in the clerk's office if anyone would like to inspect them. And as I said, there is no financial business. Uh, little mayor has me off my game a
little bit. Um, unfinished business, public hearing on the submission of a repurposed grant application to the Bergen County Open Space Trust Funds 2024 municipal program park improvement. Um, in accordance with the grant requirements, we are holding a public
hearing this evening on repurposing the burough's 2024 uh, municipal program for our park. Um, we are moving the grant monies from Sunset aka Rosenart Park playground improvements to the Acriman Park
Improvements uh project phase 2. After speaking with parents and receiving feedback from residents who use all the playgrounds, um it became clear that Acriman was the park that was uh more in need of improvement at this time and
would benefit from this grant. The council has decided to repurpose the matching grant that was originally earmarked for Sunset Rosenot Park in the amount of $84,227 and proposing to install new
playground equipment for ages 2 to 5 as well as 5 to 12 along with a rubberized ground cover, a pergola to offer shade to escape from the sun, and a water mister for children and parents alike to
cool off in the hot summer months. The goal is to compi com combine the funds from this grant and our 2025 application if it is successful to update Acriman Park in phases. May I have a motion to open the meeting to public comment on
this topic only? So move. All in favor? Okay. Seeing no hands, may I have a motion to close the meeting to general comments from the public? All in favor? Any opposed? Okay. Um, does any council member have anything to
say on this? No, everyone's good. May I have a motion to approve resolution number 160-25 grant grantee authorizing resolution to repurpose the 2024 Bergen
County Open Space Trust Fund Grant Contract. And the number for that is uh 2400284 just to have it into the record. And we have a a motion by council president and a second from this side. I heard. Okay. And a roll call.
Councilwoman Rice. Yes. Councilwoman Sers. Yes. Councilwoman Maguire. Yes. Council President Arzia. Yes. Councilman Timberman. Yes. And Counciloman. Very good. Um, so we have no new no new
business and now we are going on to adoption of ordinances. This is the second reading and public hearing of ordinance number 1704-25. Miss Ryan, would you please read the title of this ordinance? Sure. This is ordinance
1704-25, an ordinance by the burrow council to replace in its entirety chapter 156 of the code of the burrow of Emerson entitled flood damage prevention and reestablish chapter 156 of the bur
code of the burrow of Emerson entitled flood plane management regulations. May I have a motion to open the meeting for public comment on this and this ordinance only? All in favor? Okay. We are now open to the public.
Seeing no hands, may I have a motion to close this portion of the meeting for public comment on this ordinance? Second. All in favor? I. Okay. Um, may I have a motion to adopt ordinance number
1704-25 on second reading? And a roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire, yes. Council President Oenzia, yes. Councilman Timberman, yes. And
Counciloman, yes. Very good. This is the second reading and public hearing of ordinance number 1705-25. Miss Ryan, would you please read the title of this ordinance? Sure, Mayor. This is ordinance
1705-25, an ordinance to establish ranges for salary, wages, compensation, and other terms of employment of certain employees of the Burrow of Emerson for the calendar year 2025. May I have a motion to open the meeting for public
comment on this and this ordinance only? All in favor? We are open to the public. Seeing no hands, may I have a motion to close this portion of the meeting for public comment on this ordinance? All in favor? Very good. May I have a
motion to adopt ordinance number 1705-25 on second reading? And a roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire,
yes. Council President Arzia. Yes. Councilman Timberman. Yes. And Councilwoman Chelino. Yes. Very good. Introduction of ordinances. There are no ordinances to introduce tonight. Um which brings us to reports. Um I want to
thank everyone who came to our Memorial Day ceremony. We had a record turnout and it was a beautiful day to honor our fallen heroes. I also had the pleasure this weekend of attending Nicholas Milo's Eagle Scout Court of Honor on Sunday, June 1st. Um, for his Eagle
Scout project, Nick built benches installed at the entrances of the Emerson Woods preserves for visitors to enjoy. We are so proud of Nick um and we will have him at an upcoming meeting um so that the mayor and council the
council could meet him. Um congratulations again, Nick. Um, don't forget this Saturday, June 7th, the Emerson Chamber of Commerce is hosting their car show from 9:00 am to 2 pm in the parking lot of 800 Kinder Kamak Road just south of Dairy Queen. That is a
change in location. So, please note it is not going to be where it normally is. I won't even say that, but it is about 100 feet from Emerson in the parking lot in Oridel. Um but this event because they do such a great job
and has such a great turnout and so many people want to be a part of it needed a bigger venue and we really didn't have the venue here and they are taking it 100 ft north actually south to uh Oriel. Um so please join them on uh June 7th
Saturday. On Sunday, June 8th, the blood drive will be held in honor of Emerson resident Armando Gonzalez and MDA MDS patients from 9:00 am to 2 PM at the senior center. More details about that could be found on our burough website.
The next senior meeting is on Thursday, June 12th at 12 noon. All residents ages 55 and up are invited to join this vibrant group. For more information, you can visit their senior page on our Burrow website. And um if it's going to
be your first meeting, please come and enjoy because the mayor, this mayor actually does serve ice cream to everyone that attends the meeting um as uh I do every year. Uh Saturday, June 14th, um don't forget is the Emerson
Summer Kickoff presented by the Emerson Recreation Commission and it's also the fireworks extravaganza at 9:15. Um, the rec commission is busy planning another great year with activities scheduled throughout the day. The rain date will
be Sunday, June 15th. Yes, it's Father's Day, but that is the rain day. Um, the next regular meeting of the governing body will take place on Tuesday, June 24th at 7:30 p.m. Just a reminder, Burough Hall offices and the DPW are operating on summer hours through August
29th. Mondays through Thursdays, Burrow Hall office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 pm. And on Fridays, the hours are 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. DPW hours are 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 in the summer. The police
department and records clerk hours will remain the same. Summer hours are posted on the website in case you uh forget and need to look it up. And I do want to thank um Nene and company Karen Kina for making the swag for our mayor for the
day. He was absolutely thrilled. He had a little mayor for the day hat on all day. He was wearing his t-shirt tonight. I think he got a water bottle and he got a knapsack and he also got some great swag from our Emerson policing unit. Um
wrapped it all up in the basket. You saw it in the beginning. So I think he had a really really great day. Um, and we thank you for taking care of that stuff on short notice. Um, the next item on the agenda is our clerk's report. Do you have a report for us? I do, mayor. Very
good. Thank you. Um, so just wanted to let everybody know that uh early voting uh for the primary uh started today and it runs through Sunday, June 8th. Uh the closest location to Emerson um is the
Riverbale uh community center on Riverdale Road. Um the hours are uh today through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, June 8th, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. All of this uh
information is posted on our website and um you can also feel free to call us as well. Um the primary if you want if you prefer to uh vote on primary day um it is June Tuesday June 10th a week from
today and the polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Is this flyer posted on our Facebook as well? Yes. I just want to show them this is the flyer that you're looking for. They're red, white, and blue in case you're scrolling on Facebook and you're looking for it quickly. That's what it looks like.
Oh, it might be tagged at the top. Okay. Well, at least it's it's nice to know what you're looking for when you go for flyers because we do post a lot. Um, anything else? Um, I I do have uh one item to discuss with the uh governing
body. Um, T-Mobile has put out uh their hometown uh grant. Um they uh choose 25 applications nationwide um and each quarter and the maximum award amount is
$50,000. Applications for this quarter are due June 30th. I know that um with the Bergen County open space grants, we have been focusing on um our uh park and playground improvements. Um but for this
grant, um I wanted to see uh if uh the governing body would like to uh apply for uh money towards revitalizing Bankovic and Hillman Fields. keeping them
in top plane condition. Um I'm in favor of that. In fact, I had a conversation with Councilman Timberman who um had the idea that if we do get this money, do you want to elaborate on what we talked about with Ruckers? Oh, just to try and look for other
opportunities, maybe reach out to uh the Rucker School of Agriculture and Landscaping and see if they'd like to partner on helping keep two grass grass. I mean, a lot of towns have just abandoned all grass fields and went to turf. So, if we have the opportunity to
keep it a grass field, a field other towns want to use for tournaments and other things that need and and I agree. I mean, there's so many turf is great. It has its merits, but there's also some controversy about turf. And I think there's something to
be said for um natural grass fields and um I I think that's an excellent idea and an excellent thing for us to do should we get any of the money to move forward with. Yeah. Yeah, it's a good idea. Um ju just
so everybody, like I said, it's a very competitive grant, but um you know, you have to be in it to win it. So, We're going to try our best and then we'll work with our grant writer to uh put an application compelling application
together. I I think if we reach out and tell us our our idea in order to partner with Ruters, maybe that will make it stand out a little bit and also talk about the nature of us wanting to keep natural organic grass as opposed to turning to turf. That might be interesting to T-Mobile that it's
something different rather than everybody just saying we need a million dollars to do turf. um which is what I'm sure a lot of um uh people that get grant grant recipients or people that are donors that are giving grants here is that they want to turn it to to to turf where in
Emerson we wouldn't mind having the organic grass and I mean our DPW does a great job keeping up with them but over the years they just need a little more maintenance and it's time yeah good idea everybody like that idea yeah Jill
Okay. Yeah, I think it's a great idea. Um I just have one more item. Yesterday we had um Perry, myself, uh Chief Ceino, and Captain Duardo um had a uh preconstruction meeting with
PSEG. Um they've given us a list of streets that are going to be paved. um you know, weather dependent, but it will start uh June 11th. Um the milling and then the paving should be completed by
uh June 19th. We uh will put the list of the streets that are going to be affected on um our website. Um I believe that the police department will begin uh arriving around 6:30 in the morning.
constru I mean uh milling and paving will not start that early but um any affected residents uh really should um move their cars um if uh they do need to get out in
a non-e situation. Let me just back up for one second. All of the all of the streets and homes that will be affected will get a notice from PSEG. Okay. And then the police will be on site at 6:30 in the morning and if they have issues then they can go straight to
the police. Yes. So PSNG is sending two notices. They are sending um notices through the mail to every affected resident. Um and they are also then uh either representatives from PSNG or the
uh company who's doing the paving till um will be also placing a notice on their doors as well. So there are two notifications and that is being done this week. So you haven't already
received Uh we are going to also post the notice uh on our website along with these streets. And if you miss all of that, you will also see the no parking signs about a day or two before they start. Um I I don't know that all of
those stones are engraved in in in in concrete. So what I would do is post it after we go over it one more time um with Perry Salamander or DPW Super. Um, I know that um, Soldier Hill Road is talked about a lot and we do have Were
you gonna comment on that? Soldier Hill. Uh, not Soldier Hill, I'm sorry. Acriman. Yes. Weren't you going to say something about Acriman? Yes. But okay. So, the the list of these streets that are being uh, milled and paved, weather
permitting, starting June 11th to 19th will be posted. As far as Acri um, we O and I uh voted with representatives from PSEG on AC as well yesterday and
they have promised PSG has promised uh within the next week to two weeks but we're going to really push them for closer to a week um to come back and um grade as best they can um to make it
a smoother ride down AC while we're in the uh settling period. So they cannot pay until uh the settling period is over. So that list that we are going to make public does not have acriman on it which I know people are upset about but
PSCG tells us that it must settle for did they say six months? They did say six months. Six months and it has not been six months for the whole street. I know they did it in sections and I know it's been ownorous on the burrow and a lot of the residents off of Acriman. Um
but uh it's still settling and when it is time they will pave it. But we did request that they come back in regrade mill a little bit so that it isn't such a bumpy ride as we're waiting for their uh all the different sections to
settle. Okay. Anything else? All right. You're welcome. 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. In the interest of time, all who wish to speak
will be heard. Please keep your comments brief and concise. May I have a motion to open the meeting to public comment? All in favor? Any opposed? We're open to the public. Um, seeing no hands, may I have a motion to close the meeting to
general comments from the public? Second. All in favor? We are now closed to the public. And that brings us to resolutions on consent agenda. They 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 an item be removed for consideration. May I have a motion to approve consent agenda resolutions
161-25 through 169-25? Second. And a roll call, please. Uh, Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire, yes. Council President Argentia. Yes.
Councilman Timberman. Yes. And Councilwoman, yes. Thank you. Um, that now brings us to closed executive session. May I have a motion to go into closed executive session to discuss matters exempt from the public
pursuant to NJSA 104-1 at SEC and adequately noticed by resolution number 170-25. Second. Roll call, please. Councilwoman Rice, yes. Councilwoman Sers, yes. Councilwoman Maguire,
yes. Council President Argenzia, Councilman Timberman, yes. And Councilwoman, yes. Okay, we are now going into close session. Would you like to say something? It's okay. Um, Councilwoman Rice
reminded me that there is um a scam going on um that purports to be from the DMV uh or uh regarding Easy Pass accounts. Um it is a scam. Uh the state of New Jerseyy's uh cyber security uh
agency is aware of it. Um and we have po uh messages uh post on our website and social media regarding this. Um if you get it. Do not open it. And um I've only received it six times. I was gonna say I got it 100 times. We
don't get anything from Easy Pass. Yeah, this one I got tonight. It's the same. Yeah, I've gotten that, too. And then they want you to hit a link to see if you have an outstanding ticket. So, look, anyone could be fooled. Scammers are getting more and
more intricate in their in their uh money from you. There you go. I mean, it's just you have to be aware if you're dealing with your bank or a state organization. Nine times out of 10, they'll send you something written. They generally do not send you text messages.
So, please, our seniors, all of our residents are young. Please be advised that it's summertime and everyone's looking for a little bit of extra cash for vacation. And please be wary of anything that you get that you didn't initiate from um any business. Something that I was actually taught one time from
one of the credit card companies was even an email if you receive call the company yourself. So don't respond to any of the emails or texts actually call if it's American Express. Call American Express even if you get something in the mail because I know we get a lot of warranty things and it says your warranty is about to expire. You may you
know you don't have a warranty but some people don't understand and they call and that's a way for them to fish and get more information from you. So we just want everybody safe and on their guard. Um, I also forgot that um, we celebrated two birthdays yesterday in the burrow. Um, it was our finance
assistant Stacy's birthday and we want to wish her a happy birthday. And we also want to um, wish a very happy birthday to our chief of police, Mark Savino. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. And now we are going to go into close session. Thank you for
joining us. You may stay on um YouTube until we return um when official and formal action may be taken. I'm going to make a motion to reconvene. You've made every other motion. Timberman's going to go. I'll second
that. May I have a motion to reconvene? Motion. Second. Um, with no more business to discuss, may I have a a motion to uh adjourn at 10:33 p.m. All in favor? Any opposed? We are adjourned. Thank you, Stephanie, for
Stephano for joining us tonight. We're done.