I agree. >> Oh, is there good What's that? >> Yep. Oh boy. Have you Whenever you're ready, mayor.
>> Good evening, everyone. I'd like to call the regular meeting of mayor and counsel for the burrow of Glassboro for October 14th, 2025 to order. Karen, could you please read the opening statement? Pursuant to the Open Public Meetings Act, I hereby announce that adequate notice of this meeting as required by
set act has been provided by adopting a schedule of regular meetings for the year 2025. Which schedule was posted on the Burough Hall bulletin board as well as the Burough website and forwarded to both the South Jersey Times and the Sentinel of Gloucester County and file
with the burough clerk on January 4th, 2025. >> Thank you. Can we all rise and salute the flag? I aliance 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. >> Karen, roll call, please. >> Mayor Wallace here. >> Mr. Brown, >> here. >> Mr. Cosabone, >> present. >> Mrs. Garlic, >> here. >> Mr. Halter, yes. >> Mrs. Spence, here. >> Mr. Milandro, Mr. Scaffiti, Mr.
Brunimer, >> and let the record reflect that Miss Miller is excused for this evening. >> Thank you, Karen. Uh, we have no presentations this evening, so I will turn the meeting over to our burough solicitor. >> Thank you, mayor. Tonight, two hearings of following ordinances. I'll read them both. If anyone in the public wishes to
comment, you can rise at the time of public portion beginning with 2525 authorizing approving a financial agreement pursuant to 5-year tax exemption abatement law with 5B3G Enterprises LLC from block 410 lot 2.03
3 in the bur of Glboro and ordinance 2526 and ordinance amending chapter 101 police department article 10 general provision section 55 rates of compensation administrative fees payment for services fee for patrol vehicle use
of the code book of glass of council open to the public >> motion to approve to open to the public >> second >> okay I have a motion and a second all in favor state I >> opposed >> any abstension questions. Motion carries. The floor is now open to anyone
from the public who would like to come forward and address ordinance number 25-25 and ordinance-2526. >> Seeing no one, I'd like to close the public portion and adopt the ordinances as written. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. Karen,
roll call, please. >> Mr. Brown. Uh, yes for ordinance 25 and abstension for ordinance 26. >> Mr. Cosone, >> yes. >> Mrs. Garlic >> in favor. >> Mr. Halter, >> four. >> Mrs. Spence, >> yes.
>> Motion carries. Uh, at this time, I'll entertain a motion to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of September 9th, 2025, as well as the close executive session of September 9th, 2025. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Okay. I have a motion and a second. All
in favor say I. >> I. >> Opposed. Any abstensions? Motion carries. We have no communications this evening. I'll move to committee reports and begin with Councilman Brown. >> Uh, good evening, Mayor. >> Good evening. >> I do not have anything this evening,
sir. >> Thank you very much. Thanks for sharing. Councilman Casabone. >> Uh, thank you, Mayor, but I don't have anything this evening. >> Thank you very much, sir. Councilwoman Garlic. >> Good evening, Mayor. I do have something. >> Very nice. >> For the park and wreck. We'd like to remind everyone about the um trunk or
treat on October the 22nd. That's going to be on the South Deli Drive Park from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. We would love to have you come out for that. And they also um currently have basketball signups for young people. Um so they're dealing with grades um fourth through 8th um to sign
up for basketball and they opened up early so they can sign up online. And there's also bitty ball signups for third graders. So they love if you want to get to them started, you can do that. And the last thing was that the the crabfest went very well um for the seniors. So that's all we have, Mayor.
Thank you so much. >> Very nice. Thank you. Uh Councilman Halter. >> Yeah. Good evening, Mayor. Thank you. >> Water and sewer is finishing up the project on South Academy Street. They do have one change order they might have to address. Uh as far as the rest of the work in town is being done in timely
fashion, still waiting on supplies, short a few laborers and uh employees due to some changes in resations. Uh and uh I want to commend the department on a job well done for a large water main break on Deli last week in front of Italian affair. There was a suspected
disruption. There's a number a large number of residents, but I think they worked through that pretty diligently and were able to keep everything in line and uh did a great job on that fix. >> That's all. Thank you very much, sir. Uh, and Councilwoman Spence. >> Oh, thank you, Mayor. I don't have anything for this evening.
>> Thank you very much. Okay, we have no unfinished business. Uh, so Karen, could you take us through our new business, please? >> Yes, mayor. I need approval from governing body for New Jersey State Fireman's Association membership application for Johanna Z Mononttoya.
>> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I. >> Opposed? Any abstensions? Motion carries. >> And I have one more item. Mayor, I need approval to purchase a forklift for
Glassboro Highway Department through Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing. >> Motion to approve. >> I have a motion. Second. >> I have a motion. And now I have a second. All in favor state. I >> opposed. >> Any abstensions?
That motion carries. At this time, I'll ask for the engineers report, please, Mark. >> Uh, good evening. Uh, Dr. Horton is continuing doing the punch list work at the Camelot town houses and over at the East High Street. Uh, they're East High Street. They're trying to finish that
all and be done out there by the first week of November. So, we have that date. I don't have a date yet for the town houses at Camelot with those B Boulevard boulevards mostly finished up. The DOT grant uh work we did there. We have a couple punch lists as we do in Alfred. They had some cleanup things to get
done, but um roads are paved and striping and signage is all in place for those. Uh Done Builders is working with code office to get another tenant in there. They want to get that tenant in before they did all the finished paving. So, they're on hold at the present time. South Academy Street, as was discussed
briefly by Mr. Halter, uh we have one item left. We're working with the contractor to get that information clarified so the department can finalize that item and they can proceed. uh with the goal of getting the road getting that work done so they can get the road paved and open for the residents. They've been very patient out there for
us on that. Chick-fil-A, the county did issue the permit. They they expedited things for us. I got some things turned around. So, they have a meeting tomorrow uh on site with with water and sewer department uh who'll be working with them to do the wet tap so they can get that all identified and clarified in the field. So, once I hear a date, I'll
forward that to everybody so you have an idea. Uh right now, they're working with the police department for traffic control. So those details will be finalized hopefully tomorrow in the next couple days that'll be done there. So and then Altius cannabis they just have like one or two minor small items they get completed for their punch list. So
getting pretty close for those right now. That's all I have. >> Thank you. Questions. >> Thank you again Mark. >> Okay at this time I'll again turn the meeting over to our burough solicitor. >> Thank you mayor. On our consent agenda this evening, we begin with resolution
267 authorizing contract for the supplying and delivery of Brock salt the B of Glassboro number 268 authorizing the bar of glass to enter into a shared services agreement with the county of Gloucester for supplying and delivery of automotive parts and accessories.
Resolution 269 authorizing the purchase of one 2025 Caterpillar model 275XE compact track loader Glas Water and Sewer Department to Foley Incorporated under national cooperative
purchasing program source well number 277 authorizing agreement for certain professional services with the B of glass bur and synergy environmental ink remediation of excavated underground Storage tank loose auto resolution 271
authorizing execution of public entity project summary form from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority of the state of New Jersey whose auto service completion forms resolution 272 providing for the insertion of a special
item of revenue in the budget pursuant to NJSA484-87 resolution 237 resolution sending resolution 26425 appointing EV employee solutions LLC doing business as the difference card to
provide HR a services and resolution 26525 resolution approving eight sidebar sidebar agreements binding between the B of Glassboro and various collective bargaining units in the B of Glboro and
a little bit off the agenda tonight we're going to add on a resolution uh 275. We're going to go back to 274 shortly, but the 275 resolution appointing health insurance broker for the glass barrel. Under my portion, they are the
resolutions for consideration of council news for approval. Roll call vote. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> Okay. I have a motion and a second. Uh Karen, roll call, please. >> Mr. Brown, >> yes. >> Mr. four.
>> Mrs. Garlic, >> yes. >> Mr. Halter, >> four. >> Mrs. Spence, >> yes. >> Motion carries. >> And for the record at this time, I as a solicitor going to be leaving the disc and the room for the moment while council addresses resolution 274 and
2528 ordinance. Thank you. Okay, we have one remaining resolution on our agenda. Resolution 274-25, which reads, "Resolution of the Burough of Glboro, Gloucester County, directing the Glboro Planning Board to review a
proposed agricultural overlay zoning ordinance." Uh, at this time I'll accept a motion and a second for approve. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. Karen, roll call, please. >> Mr. Brown, >> yes. >> Mr. Cosone, >> yes. >> Mrs. Garlic,
>> yes. >> Mr. Halter, >> four. >> Mrs. Spence, >> yes. >> Motion carries. And we have one ordinance this evening for on first reading. Ordinance uh number 25-28 which reads an ordinance amending the
code of the burrow of Glboro specifically chapter 107 development regulations and zoning by establishing a new agricultural overlay zone and updating the zoning map. At this time I'll accept a motion and a second for
approval. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. Karen, roll call, please. Mr. Brown, >> yes. >> Mr. Cosone, four. >> Mrs. Garlic, >> yes. >> Mr. Halter, four. >> Mrs. Spence, >> yes.
>> Motion carries. Counselor. >> At this time, I will entertain a motion to open up the public portion. >> Motion to open up the public portion. >> Second. Second. I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I >> opposed. Any abstensions? Motion
carries. The floor is now open to anyone from the public who would like to come forward and address mayor and counsel. >> For those who wish to speak, there are rules and regulations related to the public portion of the meeting. Most importantly, when you do approach, if you would identify yourself for the record and your place of resident and
there is a fiveminute limitation. Thank you. >> Bless me. Bless evening everyone. Um name isolan Roland Glates 205 Kentucky Avenue Glad New Jersey. I was wondering if um someone could explain Revolution Revelation
Revol Revolution I can't even get it anyway 274-25 and 25-28. What is that all about? A overlay and you're changing the zoning. Where's all that's going to take place? >> Yeah. Uh Clark, would you mind
addressing the explanation for that please? >> Sure. The ordinance itself is being established to create an agricultural overlay zone. That overlay zone will go over how certain farm
that is at the request of the owners who are looking to have that land preserved through the state. The state requires that the farm actually right now the farms are in a resial zone and farming is not a permitted use. So
we're creating an overlay that will make the farmitted use where it exists now can apply to the state. >> Okay. So, this only applies to for to form lands. >> Okay. Thank you very much.
>> Thank you. >> Hi. >> Good evening. >> Good evening. Linda Galashaw from Glenbridge Drive. Uh, I'm looking at the resolution 272-25 assertion of a special
special item of revenue. What is the special item of revenue >> to help clean up? We have a Blues Auto which used to be across the street. We're still cleaning that up from it was a gas station and that's what that money is for right there. The $79,000.
>> We have to budget. So, to clean up. And where is this exactly? I'm not that familiar. Like where is this? >> Right where the town square is. >> Right on the corner. >> On the corner. >> Right on the corner. Okay. I have another question. Uh what about this uh
the large construction equipment that's located on Deli Drive across from the checkers? Is anything going over there? Are we >> moving ground over there? >> That's the county and the state working on Deli Drive. The intersections. Uh if
you drive down Deli Drive, you're going to see these trucks all the way down through Westville. >> Clayton Westville >> all the way through. >> Okay. Very good. >> It's a big project. They're being done by the state. >> Okay. Third question. I have a question about the school that was sold to Rowan.
I'm trying to um understand what happens with the money once you sell uh school property. Does that >> You would have to address that. Mayor, >> can I address? >> Oh, yeah, sure. >> Yeah. So, I'm a liazison for the school district. That wouldn't come through the governing body here whatsoever, but for your question, I can answer that. When
they sold the school for from the intermediate school, the sale was approximately $3.5 million that went back to the school district. That money went towards the retrofitting of the Bow School to inhabit those students over there to uh bring it up to the standards
for some of the older students. >> Okay. Cuz my taxes went up and I'm trying to figure out with with all the sell of this and the sell of that. Why are the taxes going up? What caused the increase in taxes this time?
>> Are you talking about property taxes or >> property taxes? Sorry. Property taxes. >> Taxes. You can address that. Property taxes include school, right? >> Well, the school. >> So, you're you're talking about this past year, I will tell you that we had about $900,000 in increases, roughly a
million dollars in healthcare cost and pension. So, that's pretty much what was driving your your cost up. And I think prior to this year, we hadn't raised taxes in approximately six years. Healthc care just continues. We we're sitting here tonight trying to figure
out a million5 deficit going into next year. If we kept the same health cost we have right now and took it into next year, we would be in the whole a million five. So looking for some alternatives on what we can do. Health care is going through the roof.
>> Yeah, understandable. Where can I see the working budget for the uh >> do you have that on the website? >> Yeah. >> Line item. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. >> Good evening everyone. Good evening. My
name is Billy Roland, lifelong res 240 Evergreen Parkway, Glboro. >> I'm here to see if you guys come up with a new plan to do the bathroom at Ellir Park. Instead of doing it out of wood,
I got a petition going. I got a lot of people around Glboro and um that signed a petition. They don't want We don't want a bathroom built of wood. We would like to have it built of block
or concrete. Stoneface block or concrete. And to get the stone face block done, it will not cost no more than 25,000. Someone quoted me one last time, oh it's going to like 400,000 build house 400. Then someone said going to take a h 100red,000. It's not going
to take 100,000 to do a bathroom that size. So we just want you guys to reconsider a stoneface block building instead of a wood building with siding on it. It can
be too easily vandalized. And once it get vandalized, somebody say, "Uh, I knew that was going to happen." Well, put stone face block out there and it will not get vandalized. You cannot destroy blocks as easily as you can do wood and siding.
Besides that, in the winter time, siding gets cold and you can throw a rock on and it can break. And once it's break, they're going to start pulling this off, pulling that off. Next thing you know, it's it's looking terrible. So, we would like to have it stone face
block or concrete. I got petition sign. I got couple hundred signatures. If you guys would like to look at them to the present, right? >> Are you giving that or you want us to make a copy? >> Um, I'm picking up the more. Okay,
>> I can come by and pick it up tomorrow. >> Let me give you your back. >> My office. I'll have it for you. >> Thank you. >> So, have you all thought about changing your mind on a block
from the from the wood to the block? >> The short answer, sir, no. >> Yeah. >> No. That was council voted to continue to move forward, continue to try to make things as best as they can look for you. >> What do you think it would cost to do block? >> I I'm not the one that got me.
>> No, I'm not the one I'm not the one that goes out and does all the the the uh reaches out for bids and things like that. We have people that do that. They do them for every project that we do. >> Okay. Well, some numbers was thrown at me before, not in council meeting. I'm not going to say who threw some numbers
at me, but some numbers was throwed at me that was really really ridiculous. >> I just I gave you the number. So, I'll I'll say I gave you the number. I saw you on spoke to you and I I got it from my construction guy and I'm looking at it right here. Foundation to the CMU
block from footing to roof height of 8 feet. 350 to $400,000 is the cost that I was given. >> That's for what? >> Wood block. >> Block. block is no way. >> And I I had mentioned to you, Mr. Roland, that we possibly could do a
veneer, try to make it even nicer, which the cost right now for us to build it is between 100 and 125,000. That's internal cost. If we were to put a veneer on it, a brick veneer, that would be about $180,000. And I think the governing body
has authorized the ability to do that. >> You can build houses for that. I'm just I'm just telling you >> I don't know what kind of what kind of bidding they giving the burrow, but that is ridiculous bid. It's way too high. >> I know I I was in construction for a
couple of years. I know what it takes to put block work up. It's not a hard job. That's only 8 to nt tall. It's maybe what? It's not even 20 by 20. The material would cost more than the
labor. >> Mr. Roland, I I I can't dispute what you're saying, but we have hard numbers here. So, I we have to go by the hard numbers. These are these are quotes that we've been getting. >> What if I get you some numbers,
>> sir? The governing body has already voted to move forward. We can we will vote we will work to move to work with you to get the veneer which is at an additional cost. We don't want a veneer. We want block. Either regular blocks or stone face
block. Doesn't matter. Don't have to be stone face block. They cost a little more. A lot more. And they're a lot heavier. Regular blocks, 8 inch blocks would do just fine. >> Well, thank you. I We appreciate your input. We do. Okay. All right.
Good evening. >> Good evening. >> Diane Johnson, 216 William Street, Glasbbury. >> My question is the Martin Luther King Center. >> Yes. I went to when you when you have an event, they normally take a dep a
deposit and before two or three days before the event, then you pay the balance off. Not with Martin Luther King. You got to pay the whole balance upfront and then with your deposit, you got to wait a whole month to get it back. I don't think
that's fair. Well, I do know I do know, Miss Johnson, that as far as getting because I've had personal uh dealings with this to get your deposit back, it depends on the time of the month that you have your
event for when the burrow can submit to get because there's a you have to have a meeting in order to get the PO or the invoice paid off. And if it falls say after a council meeting, then you have to there'll be you have to wait another
two weeks. But I think if memory serves me, it's no more than 60 days. 30 days. 30 60. But it's it's a it's a scheduling and logistic thing. Burough is not holding anybody's >> No, I didn't I didn't say that. >> Yeah. And I know you did. Yeah. I know
you didn't. Uh but that's that's that's the process in a nutshell of how how it works and why sometimes a person can get their deposit back within 30 days sooner. Yeah. Than later. Yes. cuz I know it was event there in September. >> Okay. >> And they have not got the deposit back
yet. It's October. The middle of October almost. >> Okay. Have you spoken to them? >> To who? >> To the park and recck department. >> They said that it won't be um they won't get it back until after the meeting. The meeting is tonight, but they had the they had the um event last month in
September. >> Okay. >> So, that's that's what I'm saying. Then I don't understand you got why you got to pay the whole deposit up front. Most time most most events most halls take a deposit first, >> right? >> You get the you get you put the deposit
down, you get the event >> two or three days before you have the event, you come back and give them the deposit. Now, if you want to make if you want to pay the whole deposit at one time, that's fine. But they shouldn't make you pay the whole deposit up front. >> Okay. >> Well, when I say the whole deposit, I'm
talking about the whole event, not just the 250. I'm saying the whole whatever it cost 600 700 whatever it cost you got to pay that upfront. >> I understand we can take a look at it if it's if there's something if it's too much of a we'll take a look at it.
>> We'll take a look at it. I can't >> I brought this I brought this to you. I brought it here before. >> Okay. Well, we'll look at it again. If it wasn't was it not addressed before? Did you get an answer before? >> You didn't give me You didn't look into it. >> Then we'll make sure you get an answer this time. My apology for not getting
you an answer the last time. All right. Thank you. >> You're welcome. Thank you. >> Sorry, I'd like to go back on record. I forgot another question I had. Um, in observation of my new environment, I've noticed that we have several celebrations in the community, uh,
Polish celebration, Irish, Italian, but I do not see anything for African-American. I'd like to propose an AfricanAmerican festival for the burrow of Glboro. And I'd like to know who can I talk to about
getting that done. That shouldn't be too difficult. I mean, we do have an African-American mayor. We got African-American council people, and we have a chief of police, but yet we don't have a day of celebration for African-Ameans.
>> We can look into that as well. >> And who should I address? I'll do the proposal. Who should I submit that to? Would I have to come before this council or is there an individual that that works with um celebration? >> You could write you can write a letter to my office and propose >> a proposal.
>> Yeah. But keep in mind there we do have a Junth event and we've had one for a number of years now. >> Uh that's not your that's not the burrow's event. That's that's the organization. I know about them. >> Okay. Well, >> they don't live here. They have something. >> There's an event in the burrow. Okay.
You didn't say there is an event in the burrow. I'm just making that clear. >> Okay. Are you supporting it? Do you give money to that event? >> Any funding provided from the city for that? >> I support it by showing up. >> I mean, the town doesn't support it.
>> So, I could I could speak to that. So, we've asked that organization several times and I'm on record for this. Okay. That event in my mind should be in the town square >> just like every other the Italian. Not aware of any Polish or Irish festival.
But being of Italian descent, that Junth event should get the same billing that the St. Anony's does. >> Thank you. >> Now, the events we have in the town square are events that are burrow events. We've asked that organization to
please work with us. >> Okay? No one no money is going to be made, but it's an event. It's a celebration of a very special day. That group has chosen not to do that. Okay. >> I was told that it would water it down if the burrow got involved.
>> Well, I'm not looking for a Junth. >> The governing body I can't speak for the governing body, but when I brought this up before, the governing body was in agreement that that event should be in the town square. >> Thank you, sir. We have new organizations that would be willing to put a hand. It would have to be it has
to be for the events in the town square are burrow events because if we don't have them burrow events that town square would get ruined and so many people have asked to use it for events that we can't control. Junth is one that the governing body said they wanted to have the group
currently organizing it said they didn't want to have it there and they wanted to have it out at Owens. >> Thank you very much sir. I will be coming with that proposal. Thank you. >> Thank you. How you doing? It's uh Milmore Jr. 219 South Academy Street, Glassboro. So, I
recently put in a proposal or or a bid to buy a burrow owned property that was previously owned by my uh grandparents down South Academy Street and the bid was um denied and they said that it was a moratorium on the land. So I just wanted to know what or why was the
moratorum and how long that moratorum would be. >> Sure. The governing body put the moratorum on the land because they want to see what additional development happens. Quite frankly land is going up. The burrow really from a burrow perspective.
The burrow doesn't necessarily need to sell land right now. And until a plan could be organized instead of instead of selling these lands as one offs the governing body wanted to decide what do we want to do in its entirety before
moving forward and selling the lots off as oneoff does not give you the ability to do that. That's why the moratorium was put in place. So is it is it more safe for like big de major development or development >> come the burrow has figured it out right now as you know the downtown academy street that's going through a lot of
change and they just want to see where that came where that shakes out first before lifting the moratorium. So is that just on like whole block because that the the portion that I put a bid on was a whole block but is that just on whole blocks or just anywhere down south south academy street?
>> Well it's more than south academy it's out in the elmir section as well because there's a lot of individual lots there >> and governing body did not want one person coming in building one type of house and another type of house coming in without having any control over it.
>> Okay. So but there's no time limit or whatever and Not that I'm aware of. >> If the moratorum is ever lifted, would there like how would we know? >> We would announce it. >> I would think so. Yeah. You the public would absolutely know. >> Okay. Thank you.
>> Thank you. >> Do I need to give my name again? >> I think we know you. Okay. I kind of thought so. >> Uh, aside from Elmere and on the lawns, where else is there a moratorum on the sale of land? >> I didn't know there was one on the
lawns. >> It's all that the anywhere in the back in that section, correct me if I'm wrong, where there's potential to redevelop moratorium on. >> And that area of Glboro uh is the area that uh we really the
only area left that it can be redeveloped. Well, I I understand what you're saying, but I'm saying where in Glasboro besides those two areas is there a moratorum on selling land? >> None that I'm aware of, but >> okay. >> Basically, it's generated by the fact
that it's where the burrow owns a number of lots of land, right? >> There isn't many other locations in the burrow where the burrow owns land that the size or that that many lots. >> Okay, I understand.
Good evening everyone. Daryl Badley, 402 Cornell Road. How are y'all doing today? >> How are you? >> How are you? >> I am amazing. I come with a request. I need help. So, I am a business owner as you all know
and I want to keep my businesses and all my operations in Glassboro, which I'm finding very hard because I I don't know where to park my business besides in my living room or in my dining room. Um,
so my my request or my question is I have uh several businesses that I want to um have brick and mortar here in Glboro um nonprofit uh for-profit as well as potentially a church that I want to establish here in
Glboro. But I am catching heck trying to find where I can even have that at. Um, so my request to you all individually, collectively is if you know of any places or spaces that I can set up a
office or even set up or even a space big enough for a small uh um startup church or nonprofit organization, specifically an organization that's going to be uh supporting um teaching and training, workforce readiness,
entrepreneurship, and things of that nature. Um, that's what I'm trying to do and that's what I'm trying to have. So, that space will be multi-use. It's not as uh for both, like I said, for religious purposes, but more more importantly for being able to train and
educate people on these different these different things. So, that's what I'm looking for. That's what I that's what what my need is. And again, I found space in every other burrow or city in Gloucester County, but I don't want to
go there. I want to stay home. So there it is. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you, sir. >> Hello everyone. Uh my name is Lucian Santoro. Good evening. I live in Chestnut in uh Rowan >> at the at the dormatory. >> Yeah, dor dormator. >> What's your last name, Lucian? I'm
sorry. >> Uh Santoro. >> Santoro. I can spell that. >> Thank you. Um I was here the other week the last time we had our meeting. >> And it was discussed uh the it was minors or parents being held responsible
for minors crimes. That ordinance. >> Have we discussed that or moved forward with that in any way? >> It's been approved. >> Okay. It's been approved. All right. I I wasn't sure. Thank you very much. >> Absolutely. >> That's it. >> Any thoughts on that at all?
>> Uh, well, I think that in order to public safety and taking care of everyone, I think it's I think it's appropriate thing to do. >> Okay. Perfect. >> Thank you. >> Have a nice day. >> You do the same. Thank you. >> Seeing no one else, I'll make a motion
to close the public portion. >> Second. I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I. >> Any opposed? Abstensions. Motion carries. Public portion is now closed. At this time, I'll entertain a mo a motion to approve all duly authorized
bills. >> Make the motion to approve all dy authorized bills. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I. >> I. >> Opposed. >> Any abstensions? >> Yes, mayor. I have one one abstension.
It's PO number 25-04172. That's all I have and thank you >> mayor. I have some abstensions that are noted with the clerk. >> Okay. Very uh both all these abstensions have been noted. Uh motion still carries. Uh any closing comments from our administrator? >> No, sir.
>> All right. Thank you. Uh for me, I just again want to thank everyone that has come out for the uh this evening for this meeting. for those of you that shared your comments, they are always welcome and appreciated. >> Uh to I know that Councilman Halter
referenced the uh water and sewer department. Um with that big water main break on Deli Drive when that thing first happened, uh it was projected that uh a couple of developments would be without water overnight. Uh, our crews
managed to fix that just beyond the time the sun went down and no resident in Glboro lost water at all. Um, I like to just share that because our services, not just water and sewer, but our services here in the burrow, in my
opinion, are second to none. Thank you to all of the water and sewer guys and to all of our people out there that are keeping us safe, keeping our streets clean, uh, and everybody else that just contributes to our burrow and makes it a great place to live. And with that, I'll
entertain to adjourn. Yes, sir. I have a motion. I have a second. All in favor state I. I. >> Opposed? Any abstensions? Motion carries. This meeting is adjourned. Thank you, everyone. Next meeting is October 28th, 2025 6 p.m. Stay warm
everybody. >> I'm sure something nice. No, you can't. You ain't going to change his mind. >> Just my chair.