I just Okay. >> All right. All right. So, uh, good evening, Fair Haven. It is 7:10 p.m. Sorry for the late start here. We're having some technical problems that we're going to continue to work through. uh may not be as seamless as we want it
to be, but we appreciate your patience as we uh conduct this meeting by Zoom due to the snowstorm. Uh we're going to call this meeting to order tonight. As I said, it's 7:10 p.m. We're going to start with the pledge of allegiance.
>> Please join me. 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. Please join
me in a moment of silent reflection. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Sunshine Law Notice. In accordance with the provisions of the Open Public Meetings Act, public meetings may be held in person or by means of communication equipment to include streaming services and other
online meeting platforms. This meeting is being held via Zoom platform only broadcast from Burough Hall. Uh 748 River Road, Fairville, New Jersey. Do I have the right Is this the right one, Allison?
Yeah. Via Zoom platform only. Broadcast from Burough Hall, 748 River Road, Fairville, New Jersey. Sorry about that. Public participation for this regular council meeting of January 26, 2026 is available by call and phone number or through web conference Zoom. Members of the public will be on mute until is time
for questions or comments which will be announced. At that time, the public has the opportunity to question or comment by phone or through Zoom by the raise hand button and will be called on at the appropriate time. Notice of this meeting was included in a schedule of meetings which was adopted by resolution number
2026-13 and sent to the Asbury Park Press and the Two River Times on January 12th, 2026 posted on the Burough website, the bulletin board in the municipal building and has remained continuously posted as required under the statute. With adequate notice having been given, the
burough clerk is directed to include the statement in the minutes of this meeting. Alison, I please have a welcome. Alison, >> someone is like, >> has their mic too close or something?
>> Well, it it might be that Chris's conversation is going to Allison's phone and on her thing, so she's got to mute one of the other. >> Is that better? Yes. Okay. Al Allison, can we please have a roll call?
>> I have Allison on my phone right now, but I don't hear anything from her. >> Council member's Cole. >> There we go. >> She's Cole is looking for a link. If anyone can send her a link to the general uh meeting, even if it's the
general link, and then we can make her a attendee, a panelist. Sorry. Misselli, >> yes. >> Griffin >> here. >> Here
>> thank you. Uh so before I get to our sole workshop session, um I I just want to take a moment uh to give a shout out to our mainly to our DPW, obviously all of our emergency responders as well, but our DPW
um they were up, I believe, starting at 2 am the night of the storm, and they have just done an absolutely bangup job um all over town. Just so consistent. I saw them on so many different streets so many times in the last uh you know 36
hours of the storm and uh kudos Nick, Rich, the entire team. Um you know as well as the communication up top through Chris and Allison um we're just really thankful for everything you've done uh keeping keeping this community moving
and uh appreciation all all around. Um I want to work I want to move on to our uh workshop. Uh if Sue Sorenson can be made a panelist um to discuss our 250th anniversary upcoming events.
>> I don't see Susan as an attendee. >> Okay. um >> the language here. >> So, Betsy, if you can contact Susan while we move on to public comment on agenda items, and I'll circle back to that. >> Okay, >> we'll go to public comment on agenda
items. This is only for agenda items. Please use the raise hand button. Um please observe a three minute time limit. >> Excuse me, Josh. >> Yes. >> Susan said she's on. She's watching all of us. So,
>> she hears what we're saying. >> Let me see if she's I see >> I don't >> There's an There's somebody on there is iPad. Maybe that's her. That's the only person >> iPad, too. >> Well, try both of them.
>> Well, we we just don't we don't want to make someone a panelist that's not ready to be a panelist. Ask her if she's on an iPad, please. >> I'm gonna have Someone named Peter as well. There's an iPad too and a Peter. >> And a Peter. That might be She might be
Peter. >> I want to talk. >> Can you guys hear me? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, apparently my husband used this last and that's why it says Peter. So, sorry about that. >> No worries. >> Um I don't know. Can you guys see me or I need to share?
>> We can't see. We can't see. You'd have to hit the camera button. camera. >> Well, all I see is the American flag still. >> So, on the bottom on the bottom, it'll say audio video. You got to click the video button bottom left.
>> And mine only says audio. >> Audio. >> All right. >> Okay. Let's see. Speaker mode. >> I think she's still listed as an attendee, not a panelist. That's why. >> Susan, hold tight. as a uh oh, stay as
an attendee, join as a panelist. Here we go. >> Go ahead. Yep. Yep. You're good. >> Okay. >> Can we get rid of the flag, too, or no? >> All right. Can you guys see me? >> Can you guys see me? I see you. But but the flag is still up.
If we could get >> Yeah, I'm going to share my screen. That should get rid of it. >> Yep. Looks like it's coming up now. >> There we go. >> Okay. >> All right, guys. Thank you so much for
uh allowing uh me to provide an update of all the activities that we've been uh working on since last year. We've got a lot >> there's a little feedback. Everybody hear that? >> Yeah. Someone Chris I think it might have something to do with you the phone
and speaking mute please. >> Yeah. I'm muted. If everybody else just mute their Susan talks. >> Good. That'll mean no questions. I can still hear the muting, but I mean the echo. Um, it's Bets's um Bets.
That's >> I'm trying to get out of it. >> Let me know when you're ready. >> That sounds better. Nope. >> Betsy, can you hit mute? >> I did.
I wouldn't be able to hear you then. >> Can um >> and um >> somebody mute her like Chris, you could mute her. >> It's done. >> No, you're not muted. But anyway, I'm going to start. Um, so the 250th
committee has been working really hard and thanks to uh Councilwoman uh Tracy Cole as our liaison and council president Betsy Cotch, we've been able to accomplish a lot with an amazing team um as well as working with a bunch of different um organ organizations or
committees within um the burough's administration. So I'm going to give you a quick update of a few things that are coming up and then a calendar view. One of the first things that we did um along with the beautifification committee, hopefully if anybody's been driving up and down River Road, they've
seen the new banners, they're the American flag, the Fair Haven uh logo as well as our 250th uh commemorating our uh nation's semi-quincentennial. So that was one of the first projects and we did that with the beautifification committee. And then we
also worked on the Liberty Tree which actually with the uh Sons of the American Revolution. And then um they that was with Marino and uh Jake Rue. The tree is planted. Um and then this is
uh what the um template will be for the uh monument that'll go in by the tree sometime in the spring, I think, when it gets a little bit warmer. Um so those are like those have already been uh completed and then we're very excited. We worked with the uh historic
association and the historic committee commission on uh along with um the Rumson 250. We're doing a our first lecture maybe our first. It's definitely the inaugural lecture that we're doing. It's called the tales of the peninsula.
It's from 1880 to 1930. Um our guest speaker is going to be Chris Runner. Um, I got to have the pleasure of doing a a runthrough with him last week and I learned so much uh about our area that was really really cool and he's going to
touch on three different phases or three different major things that happened in that time frame. Um, the uh the chapels, the Bethl and the Fisk Chapel. Um, really cool. The trolleys that that that were around in our area that went right through Fair Haven and then the Marter
Estate. So, it's it's going to be really really a great event. It'll be at the community center. Uh uh and and by the way, the audio, guys, kudos. We're the audio, the visual, everything was really really great. We we we did the whole run through the other night. I was very impressed. So, that's at 6:30 this
Wednesday. I hope uh we don't have another storm or anything and that everybody can come out and participate. Um we will have cupcakes and um you know some light beverages uh for those who might want to partake if that's anything that might entice more people to come
out. Um and it it will be really really worth it. It's it's he's it was really really really cool. And then the next thing is our biggest fundraiser which is the Liberty Cocktail Party which is at the Molly Pitcher and that's going to be February 20th, the Friday night at 6:30.
Um there's multiple uh ways uh I mean multiple options of you know a one person uh ways to sponsor, pay for a couple, buy a cocktail table. Um and that you can get to at um www.foundationofairhaven
uh.org and you can order your your tickets there or just reach out and uh and we'll help you. But, uh, Betty Betty Anne's going to send that out hopefully, um, out on the buzz and that should be, you know, we're looking for everybody to come. It's going to be fun and the key
is come dressed in your best red, white, and blue. So, we're going to make it a really fun night and we have a great band um, called Gravy Drain. So, it's going to be really a lot of fun. So, I hope guys will all attend. And then we have something for for, you know, during the week, you know, maybe
uh uh it's going to be a Friday morning uh or midday uh while the kids are at school. Uh April 17th, we're going to have a Patriots uh parlor tea party. Just a little something. It's a it's a minor fundraiser, but it's really just a little something to commemorate our nation's 250th. We're going to host that
at Bsentennial Hall. And uh we're going to have some fun things like revolutionary bingo, small popup shops, um ancestry um D ancestry assistance, um some fun things like that. So that those are some of the major things.
>> What was the date? Sorry, Susan. What was that date? >> That date is April 17th. Friday, April 17th. >> 12 12:30 to 2:30. And we'll have a registration for that going out as well. Is the Molly pitcher and the tea party are those adult only? >> Yes.
>> Okay. >> Yes. Uh and then we have Fair Haven Day, which is for everybody. And we're going to have fireworks, which by the way, the cost of those went up this year. Um so we're going to have for the first time. So I have to say, uh we've had quite a
quite a good run with our firework cost. But um so anyway, so Fair Haven Day will be Saturday, June 13th. Um, we're changing it up a little bit. So, instead of starting at four, we're going to start at five. We have one band and one
band only. And um, uh, thanks to uh, a very generous donor. Um, my god, why am I Betsy? Help me out. What's the name of the band? Why am I drawing a blank? >> It is the Cliffs. >> Thank you. The Cliffs. I totally had a
brain fart. Anyway, so the Cliffs. So, we'll have one band and they're going to be amazing, of course. And uh but we're also going to do some fun time, oldtimey stuff to to kind of bring back an old county fair. And uh I think the food's going to be a little bit different, too.
But we're even going to do like a giant uh musical chair, adults and children. We're going to do sack races. We're going to do like some fun fun other things along with some of the traditional things like the bouncy houses and the beer tent and all that fun stuff. So, um, look forward, uh, look look forward to a lot more
information regarding that. And then, uh, this is my last slide. Um, this is kind of a quick calendar view of things that we're working on that are not just what I mentioned. So, we've got our lecture that I mentioned, the cocktail party, but then in we've got
really nothing going on in March, but then in April, we have the tea party, but then, you know, the burrow egg hunt, the um foundation of Fair Haven, which is where the money is, you know, goes, um will be um funding
uh the recreation department to uh make the egg hunt red, white, and blue. So, kind of doing everything in a red, white, and blue. We're going to we're going to decorate Burrow Building. We're going to decorate the dock in red, white, and blue and in, um, you know, uh, all well, all red, white, and blue,
American flags, all that kind of stuff. Memorial Day, um, we have a couple of people that are working with the school that the essay contest will hopefully have something pertaining towards the Revolutionary War, um, for Memorial Day. Um, obviously June, as we mentioned
before, is June 13th. Um Tracy and the the the some of the guys that are working with her are working really really hard on um coming up with a really kind of a fun bike parade on July 4th. Decorating your house. What's not on here I just realized is missing is we
also have we're also going to have a um baseball game tournament. Um I I I owe you information on that. I just realized that wasn't on here. I don't know how that got missed. So sorry about that. In September with the camp out, we want to do a patriotic movie. Halloween will
have a patriotic mon Americana type costume category. The egg hunt, there will also be red, white, and blue. And so we're trying to incorporate Americana into a lot of the different things. So we're working with, like I said, the beautifification committee, the historic association and commission, um,
recreation, I mean, uh, DJ, but also, um, Sharee reached out to us. So we might be doing something with the Shea Tree Commission as well. And so, you know, doing something like um the one of the one of the things that they want to do is um find 10 or 12 of the oldest,
maybe even over 250 year old um trees in town and put a certain kind of ribbon on them. And so, we're working in making sure that we all have everything kind of a little bit coordinated. So, those just some really high level things that we're working on. Um there's actually, like I said, the baseball game's not on there, but there's a whole bunch of other
things. If there's any any questions, please feel free Any questions from anyone? >> I I couldn't do it without without Oh, Miss >> Michelle, excuse me. Um, so the
fundraising that's happening for the two events that's going towards like the decorations and for kind of the I'm guessing the games and stuff for all the Fair Haven Day and all of that. Is it fully funding Fair Haven Day or >> It's helping to fund Fair Haven Day, which is going to be all about, you know, every red, white, and blue and all
that stuff. So, it'll be going towards all of that. Um whether you know instead of doing fireworks on the 4th of July, we're doing fireworks. You know, why reinvent an an event that's already an event that we have in place. >> Oh, I think it's a great time to do it. Um and then are you doing do you have to
do any extra fundraising in addition to this for Fair Haven Day? Because I know you typically do fundraising anyway. >> So, these are the actual fundraisers that we're doing like events, but we're also we're going to be selling the signs. We're going to be selling some swag. We're going to be, you know, all that kind of stuff. And as a matter of
fact, at the cocktail party, um, if you attend the cocktail party, we're going to be doing a as well as the tea party, we'll have a table set up to purchase heavily discounted your Fair Haven Day signs to try to get some of those done early um, and get some money in the in
the like I said, some of the things or everything has gone up in price. So, we, you know, we want to make this Fair Haven Day the most special of all because it is our semiquincentennial. And so along with the fact that pricing went up, there's other things that we're adding into it that may make the cost go
up. >> You may have said this, are you making any kind of like swag like any t-shirt? >> Yes, we're going to be making swag. >> Cool. >> We may have some or made to order swag. We may also have some other swag you can purchase or you know, goodies, things like that.
>> Okay, great. Thank you guys. >> Anyone else with any questions on this? If that's it, then I'm good. >> We're going to move along. Susan, thank you uh to you and the entire committee for all the hard work that you've put into this. We're really excited for all
the events. Um >> yeah, we've got I've got a great committee. So, I'm very I'm very lucky. >> I made a note for Wednesday night. I'm hoping to stop by that Chris Brener uh lecture at the community center, I believe it is. Correct. >> I trust you will walk away with an excellent cupcake and a lot of knowledge
>> that you didn't know. >> You just said cupcake. There's going to be a cupcake. >> Oh, yeah. We have cupcakes. I've got cupcakes. >> I just went from a maybe to a definitive thing. >> Did you say cupcake? >> Came down on a cupcake. >> Yeah. >> I had you a cupcake. All right. >> Thank you guys. Hopefully hopefully all
you guys will come out on uh on on Wednesday night. It's going to be really um I hope the weather holds up and uh and Chris did a really amazing job with this. >> Right. Thanks. >> Thank you. Um next up we're moving along to public comment on agenda items only.
These are only for agenda items. Please uh use the raise hand button and if you're called on, please state your name and address for the record and observe a threeminut time limit. Is there anyone with a public comment on agenda items only?
Allison, >> no hand to raise. >> Thank you. >> We're going to move along to approval of minutes. December 15, 2025 regular meeting. Do I have a motion to approve? >> Motion. >> Second. >> Alison, may I please have a roll call?
Uh, only four members can vote on this, I believe, just as an FY. >> Council members Cole, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Deilly, >> yes. >> Cotch, >> yes. >> Olson,
>> yes. >> Thank you. Moving along to approval minutes for the January 6, 2026 reorganization meeting. Do I have a motion to approve? >> Motion. >> Second. >> Alison, may I please have a roll call?
>> Council members Cole. >> Yes. >> Griffin. >> Yes. >> Cotch. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. Thank you. January 14th, 2026
special meeting. Do I have a motion to approve? >> Motion. >> Second. >> Allison, may I please have a roll call? >> Council members Cole. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Griffin.
>> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> And Austin? >> Yes. >> Thank you. Uh, moving along to new business, introduction of ordinances. Uh, first one, 2026-01,
create the position of deputy municipal tax collector. Before I ask for a motion, does anyone have any questions on this? >> Can can we get it just a quick overview from Chris? >> Sure. Just give you an idea. Um, prior
to, um, this year, um, the previous administration had set up a shared service agreement with Middletown for Debbie Kachinsky to be the tax collector. Uh, we're paying her roughly just shy of $25,000 a year to be a um, a part-time employee to handle our tax
collection here in Fair Haven. Um, the contract ran out um, at the end of 2025. Several months prior to the end, Middletown had reached out. Uh they wanted a significant increase. Um most likely would have been um over $30,000
um a year for again for an employee that did not work in our building. Um we decided we would let that run out and um personnel committee had sat down and um and the finance committee as well um and decided that it would be more cost-effective to move tax collection
inhouse. Um so um we don't have it on this agenda be on the next agenda. Um but we would uh we would pay um Nancy Britain a um 12,000 to be the tax collector and we would pay um Zanetta um who's u our accounts payable clerk 3,000
to be the deputy tax collector. So it would only cost the burough now 15,000 as opposed to the uh you know the over 30,000 that it would have cost us if we continued our shared service agreement with Middletown. that actually gives us um tax levy bank um by saving that
expense that we would have paid. Um why we have to create an ordinance is because we did not have a deputy tax collector position um in our ordinance book. So we had to create that. Um so we're just adding that in there. But again it's significant increase half the cost of what we would have paid. And uh
and then we have employees that are inhouse in the building as opposed to somebody you know who's um you know several municipalities away. Thank you very much, Chris. Thank you, Mayor. >> No problem, Council Micole. >> Anyone else have any questions?
>> Is there a motion to approve? >> Motion. >> Second. >> Second. >> Alison, may I please have a roll call? >> Council members Cole. >> Yes. >> Hey, Missy. >> Yes. >> Yes.
>> Griffin. >> Approved. >> Approved. Cotch, >> yes. >> Maliki, >> yes. >> Yes. >> And Olsson, >> yes. >> Uh, next up, 2026-02,
amend ordinance number 2022-17, fee and rate schedule for special duty police assignments. Um, does anyone have anything on this before I ask for a motion? No. Can I have a motion to approve? >> Motion.
>> Second. >> Allison, may I please have a roll call? >> Council members Cole. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Griffin. >> Yes. >> Cotch.
>> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay, thank you. Next up, 2026-03, amend burough code 2-56.1 fee schedule. Does anyone have any questions on this before I ask for a
motion? >> Do I have a motion to approve? >> Motion to approve. Second. >> Allison, may I please have a roll call? >> Council members call. >> Yes. Do you? >> Yes.
>> Griffin. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Uh, next up is the consent agenda talking about resolutions
2026-041 through 2026-051. Before I ask for a motion approved, does anyone want to separate anything on the consent agenda? >> I wouldn't mind a little um conversation about the mosquito um spraying. So 47.
>> Okay. So would you like Okay, so we're going to separate >> We can talk about it beforehand. That's fine. >> Well, we could separate it. Let's separate 47 for now. Um anyone else want to separate anything? No. Okay. Anyone have any questions on
anything besides 47? Okay. Before I ask for a motion to approve, uh, Councilwoman Demelli, let's let's discuss that and if if you indicate that we're good to move on. >> Yeah. >> At once. All right. >> So, I just want to clarify because I got a lot of questions about this and I had
some questions about kind of why we're doing this. I knew it was something that we've done a couple of years. So, um Allison confirmed to me that we get a letter from the county with this request. I think it's because we've been identified as like um population that
breeds a lot. Not all towns have to do it, but I just want to clarify because a lot of people were asking why we do it. And I just want to make sure that once we get pre-notification from the county that we are getting it out even on Nixl and really across the board out to the
community. And from what I understand, they generally do the spraying in the morning um very early on. So let fewer people are affected by it. But I do know a lot of some people have some concerns about the spraying. So I just wanted to kind of talk about that before voting for it. But
>> sorry, Michael. >> No, go ahead. >> Didn't mean to. I thought you were done. Uh may I uh offer some context because I went through the same set of questions a few years ago. >> Sure. Thank you, mayor. There's um to our
great public benefit, there is a division of mosquito control, as you all know, and they come out and provide this service with dunks to control mosquito larae at that preliminary stage so that we don't get mosquito infestations. The spray, which is language in this
ordinance, is only in the radical and unlikely case where there would be a major public health concern like West Nile virus or conditions that really have not occurred in our
neighborhood. They've not had to spread. Um, but it's in the language of the ordinance in case there is a public emergency. They don't want to have to be like, "Hey, can you rush and get it ordinance adopted?" You know, that's what I learned a few years back. I was
actually really impressed with the service and um I'm sure Nick and Rich um know all about this, but they keep a list of where we need dunks deposited in Fair Haven, like at a gas station that
technically typically keeps tires stacked. You know, there it's really granular. They're taking care of us. And I have to say I I was more than relieved after I did um the little bit of research that helped me get some clarity around it. But spraying
if there actually was any kind of major public health concern, we'd want them to spray, but they have they said that it's never happened. I don't want to put words in a person's mouth, but we haven't had to have sprays. And I could just add a little bit of
context too because um you know we when my previous life over at Rumson um you know they had come out you know my 30 years over there I probably could count three or four times that they came out. Um but they do give prior notification in the event they do and I remember during West Nile I believe they came out
once for that. But they do get previous notification ahead of time they also make notification but from an administrative standpoint we could also double down on that as well. helping the Nixel outs, social media, um constant contact, you know, to make sure residents are alert and uh and they give
you the entire breakdown of, you know, what they're doing. So, from administrative standpoint, to answer your question, uh Councilwoman Daselli, we could certainly um add that to it as well. But I I think um Council Cole gave a great explanation as far as what services the Mosquito Commission, you know, provides, and I think that's
actually a really detailed view of what their services are. So, I'll thank you for that as well. Any other questions? >> Are you okay to keep it in the same consent agenda? >> Okay. So, we're talking about uh resolutions 2026-041
through 051. Uh, anyone else have anything? >> Anyone have a motion to approve? >> Motion. >> Can I have a second? >> Second. >> Uh Allison, may I please have a roll call? >> Roll call.
>> Council members call. Yes. >> Griffin. >> Yes. >> Cox. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Uh, next up is our department
reports. November 2025. Our police department, our December year end of 2025. our municipal clerk, drug license, and municipal court. And for the first time, I do see we have someone
from the past as an attendee. Mrs. Hoe's on the line, but I'll ask someone else if they can have a motion to accept with a thank you. >> Motion with a thank you. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I.
>> Anyone opposed? >> Thank you. We're going to move along to the good of the burrow. Please uh identify yourself by clearly stating your name and address for the record. Please observe a time limit of 3 minutes before I ask the public for the good of the burrow. Anyone on the council with a
good of the burrow? >> Sure. >> If no one else has one, I have one. >> Sure. So, um, we had a really good EC meeting the other day and, um, they are they along with some other groups are doing a bunch of seminar series and so there's a
couple events I just want to put on people's radars coming up on February 4th at the community center. There's a talk with um, Chris Chopra about sustainable what is it the uh, not sustainable, sorry, um, storm water
management and green infrastructure. So that should be really good. Obviously it's a something close to my heart. Um there's also um Shade Tree U talk on proper pruning on March 12th at 12:00 p.m. I think all of these are at the community center. And then of course
love you live day. Just get that on your calendar. April 26th. That's also at the community center which is great because we we always want to showcase new things in town and what we have what we love about Fair Haven. So I think it's awesome that we're going to do it at the community center. What's the date on that again, Michael?
>> That is April 26th. >> And where is that this year? >> Community center like on the back like in the fields and everything. >> Thank you. >> And then February 4th is the talk on um storm water management. And then the tree talk on proper pruning is March 12th.
>> And some of this is also part of our storm water management requirements as well. So it does tick off some of our requirements which is great. And that's what I have. Great. Uh, anyone else go to the burrow?
Allison, >> looks like DJ Bracken has his um Yeah. hand up. >> DJ. >> Hey, can you hear me? >> Yes. >> Yep. >> Hey, I just want to chime in with those events that Councilwoman Dimachelli mentioned for Community Center. Um, so
I've met with all those groups. um and to go over the audio visual for all those different uh events that we have going on. And we are going to reroute the uh sports games that would typically take place at the community center on that Sunday for Love where you live day.
Um met out with Bonnie Torcivia and um we're in the works of getting the work quarter going for DPW. will be set for all those events at the community center >> with would just just curious the the events are in the field that are directly behind the community center or
they're on the baseball field. >> No, so we're going to have the event it's going to be inside the community center and also outside in that grass area. Um that was the old tennis courts. But um we when we met out there, we looked through the different parking considerations, through the general
amount of people that would be at the uh fields during the event and it was decided that it was best to uh move those games elsewhere for that day so that there was available parking at the community center in the surrounding streets. Um and there weren't any foul
balls going into that area that sometimes you'll get with the baseball and softball games that go on there. So that's why we >> What about at the far field? Do you keep games at the far field? I I'm just trying to think like it could maybe it'll drive more people to attend. >> So, we had thought about that. Um the
real consideration is the parking and um for anyone who's been out there on a Saturday or Sunday, even with one game, you you might fill up all the available parking. Um and even though people do tend to walk and ride their bikes to Love Where You Live Day, we didn't want that to be an issue.
>> Okay. If if if you if you guys think you can make it work, then great, you know. >> Yep. >> Is it also worth mentioning just uh tomorrow the open house that got changed from today to tomorrow for 21 Fair Haven Road?
>> So, just a reminder that there's an open house for 21 Fair Haven Road for the grant that we're looking to get funding for, but for the property and the plans for the property. >> What time is that? That's at 2. Yeah, I'll just add that it's going to be 2 to 4 pm in the council chambers. Um, again,
it's open to the public. Anybody can walk down. We'll be down there from 2 to 4 to answer any questions. We'll also have um, uh, you know, demonstrations up um, as far as what the plans are and everything. So, 2 to 4 p.m. council chambers, you know, come anytime between those hours and we'll answer any
questions you have for the grant. >> Will there be any Zoom on that? >> Uh, there will not. Everything is uh, in person only. Okay, >> DJ, are you good? >> Yep. All set. Thanks, >> Allison. Anyone else? Hand up.
>> She said no. >> No. All right. Great. So, with that being said, it's 7:47 p.m. We're going to move towards an adjournment. Do I have a motion? >> Move. >> Second. >> Anyone? >> Second. >> Allison. Uh oh. I don't need a roll
call. Everyone in favor? >> I. >> Anyone opposed? >> Good night, Fair. Stay safe. Good night. >> Good night. >> Good night. >> Good night.