Karen, whenever you're ready, mayor. Very good. Good evening, everyone. I'd like to call the regular meeting of mayor and council of the burrow of glassboro for April 22nd, 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 filed 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. Casabon, present. Mrs. Garick, here. Mr. Halter, yes. Ms. Miller here, Mrs. Spence here, Mr. Milandro, Mr. Scapiti, Mr. Bruno here, and let the record reflect that Mr. Brown is excused for this evening. Thank you. Uh, we have
no presentations this evening. So, at this time, I'll turn the meeting over to our burough solicitor. Yes. Thank you, Mayor. It's our turn to adopt the resolution to adopt the 2025 budget for Glboro, New Jersey. That being resolution 11125, the council move for
approve. Motion to approve. Second. I have a motion and a second. Karen, roll call, please. Mr. Cosone, yes. Mrs. Garlic, yes. Mr. Halter, yes. Miss Miller, yes. Mrs. Spence. Yes. Motion carries.
Just just out of fear, we don't have to have a public hearing, right? We did. We did for the budget. Yes. I forgot. That's why just we're in order. Okay, we'll proceed on next public hearings. Yes, mayor. We have tonight two public hearings on ordinance uh number
258 and 2511. I'll read them both. The motion would be open to the public for comment on either one if there are any. 258 ordinance authorizing accepting a donation of the parish hall property owned by the Bethlin United Church of Christ known as 137 South Main Street,
also known as block 45 lines one and two on a tax of the Glboro to the bar of Glboro ordinance 2511 adopting redevelopment plan for block 18.01 lot one in the bar of Glassboro County Gloucester state of New Jersey if
council memb I opposed. Any abstensions? Motion carries. The floor is now open to anyone from the public who would like to come forward and address ordinance 25-08 and or 25-11.
Seeing none, I'll make a motion to close the public portion and adopt the ordinances as recommended. Second. I have a motion and a second. Karen, roll call, please. Mr. Cosmo, yes. Mrs. Garlic, yes. Mr. Halter, four. Miss Miller, four. Mrs. Spence, yes. Motion
carries. At this time, I'll entertain a motion to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of March 25th, 2025, as well as a closed executive session of March 25th, 2025. So moved. Second. I have a motion and a second.
All in favor say I. I. Opposed? Any abstensions? I have to abstain. Okay. I have one abstension noted. Uh motion still carries. Uh Cara, could you take us through communications, please? Yes, mayor. I have a retirement letter from Samantha A. Smith Young.
I'll entertain a motion to approve. Motion. Motion to approve. So, nobody want to do anything. Second. I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I. I. Opposed. Any abstensions? Motion carries. We'll move on to committee reports. And I will
begin with Council President Miller. Good evening. Um, I'm in receipt of the monthly water and sewer report. Uh, we are continuing with the project on Academy Street. But more importantly, I'd like to just ask for everyone to uh, keep one of our employees, Corey Rivers, in their
prayer. He suffered a stroke last week while at work. Uh, very valued employee of our s water and sewer department. So, if you could just keep him and his family in your prayers, it would be greatly appreciated. And that's all I have.
Thank you very much, uh, Councilman Casado. Uh, yes. Thank you, Mayor. I'd like to commend, uh, the Glboro Police Department and the Glboro Fire Department for the uh, fire that we had along uh, uh, the railroad tracks, Ella
Street. Yeah. L Street. And they also had a house fire. So, with their response, they did a very good job from keeping it spreading more than it was. I'd just like to thank them. That's all. Thank you very much. Uh, Councilwoman
Garland. Thank you, Mayor. You're welcome. Um, I am also in receipt of the report from the park and rec committee and we are also coming coming up on the 35th annual golf tournament. So, we would love for people to to register to support our young people in
participating in this golf tournament as well as being sponsors. So, we really appreciate anything that um that the public can do. And that's all I have for you, Mayor. Very nice. Thank you very much. Uh, Councilman Halford. Hey, good evening, Mayor. Thank you. Good evening, everyone. Uh, I just want to follow up
on last meeting. I wasn't able to be here, but I'm in receipt of the water and sewer report. Um, lead times are extremely long still for parts and supplies uh over six months for just regular related items that they need. So, it's delaying some of the projects. We continue on the galvanized pipe
replacement project. We did have a correspondence from a resident out in Chestnut Ridge uh expressing their gratitude for the exceptional work done from the water and sewer department during that uh replacement at their residence. So that was very nice of them to acknowledge the crews. Want to make
sure that they said they did a great job cleaning up and everything was back in order really relatively quickly. Also, as you notice the development going on out Street, Water and Sewer is also upgrading those lines up there uh for the sewer replacement project. So that's
aid in all that end of town and so forth. So again, thanks to the uh police and fire for their efforts along those fires uh last week and also the fire department I know is involved in a out of county response right now for some wildland fire. So keep them in your
thoughts as they're out there helping out other countries. Thank you sir. Councilwoman Spence, thank you Mayor. Um, I just wanted to echo George and and Andrew about the coordinated efforts of our um, fire departments and our OEM cluster county
with those brush fires and the train. That was a pretty exciting day. It was pretty uh, pretty chaotic and everyone came together very nicely and and took and got things under control rather quickly which was really impressive. And um, I wanted to mention that we have the
Memorial Day parade coming up the end of May 26th, Monday. If you haven't uh entered your float or your walking group and you're interested in doing that, there's on the website you can sign up. And we have procured um a really great speaker for our ceremony after the
parade. So hopefully people can stick around for that as well this year. And that's all I have there. Thank you very much. Real quick, one more thing in addition to that train fire. I think it's uh the outside fire department should be commended as well. Uh Pitman uh experienced the brunt of the damage
during that incident from there. They had a number of houses that were beginning to catch on fire. Uh commercial structures, one commercial business which houses hazardous materials in it as part of their production processes. And I uh I know the Pitman firefighters and some Washington townships and some others
made a valiant very very rapid response to that location and we're able to stop that from becoming a major problem throughout the area. So thank you very much for that information. Thanks. Uh no others. Then we'll move to We have
no unfinished business. We move to new business. Karen. Yes, mayor. I need authorization to go out to bid for police and fire department uniforms. Motion to approve. Second. Second. Okay. I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I. I. Opposed. Any
abstensions? Motion carries. This time I'll ask for the engineers report, please. Mark. Yes. Good evening. Uh just a brief update. The townhouse projects over at Camelot are moving along slowly with punch list items. They have quite a few of those and along the east high street estates that works progressing a lot of
little minor stuff and also some base paving before they topic the roads over at uh Camelot. Um demandable concepts over on Leo McCabe Boulevard is uh underway. It's uh the building's going is up and proceeding. They they've done
some minor site work but that's still underway for those uh for tomorrow. Bo Boulevard, there'll be some detours. Uh contractors going to be replacing some concrete curb and sidewalk at the entrance to Rowan and also at the high school. So with the high school being off this week, they've coordinated with
the both the police department at the burrow and at the county at the college uh to coordinate all those efforts. So that that work will be done there. And then as far as resurfacing the road, uh that will be done the week of May 19th after Rowan graduates everyone else and
gets a lot of the volume down. Uh for that, that resurfacing project is funded by the DOT and will go from the railroad tracks eastward towards Carpenter Street and that'll all be restriped the way you see it now. Uh for those Alfred Avenue, which is also a DOT funded project, is
uh was awarded by council at their April 3rd meeting. That's up at the DOT to get their blessing. And then once we get that, then we'll get the contracts out to to the contractor, a new contractor to the area, although they're well established in in central Jersey. Uh they'll be coming hopefully. We'll get that mid to late summer with those as
aspects. Been reported a couple times on a South Academy townous uh that those are moving with the utilities uh just upgrading old pipes in the ground for the burrow and then the developer will be doing all the rest of the work. And last but not least, Chick-fil-A will be submitting their escros and bonds in
here in the next week or two. Uh that'll be the final item they need in order to get all their permits to start construction. So that'll also be uh initiated here in the next couple weeks. Thank you. Thank you very much, Mark.
Okay, at this time I will again uh turn to our borrow solicitor. Yes. Thank you, mayor. On our consent agenda this evening, we begin with resolution 127 awarding a contract for Little League Foul Ball Netting to All Vinyl Fencing LLC. Resolution 139 granting approval
for form B for PBA Investments LLC block 428511. Resolution 140 authorizing refund of street opening performance guarantee Atlantic City Electric. Resolution 141 authorizing refund of street opening performance guarantee Dan
Bowers. Resolution 142, 143, 144 and 145 are both or all resolution authorizing shared services agreement between the Glouester County Improvement Authority and the Bar Glas regarding usage of certain stage units, cruise night, uh,
art walk, Italian festival, and community day. Continuing to honor resolution 146 of the bar of Glasbro, Gla County redeveloper and authorizing execution of a memorandum of understanding and resolution 147.
Resolution of Glassburg Glouester County directing the Glboro Planning Board to review a proposed redevelopment plan for block 76, lots 3,456 and 17. They are the resolutions tonight under our consent agenda. Also for the reasons noted under each council
so moves for approval call to second it okay I have a motion to approve and a second Karen roll call please Mr. Ka Mrs. Garlic approved Mr. Halter four Miss Miller four Mrs.
expense. Yes. Motion carries. And mayor, we have an ordinance for introduction tonight on first reading and that is ordinance ordinance number 2512 ordinance adopting a redevelopment plan for block 76 lots 3, four, five, six,
and 17 in the glass county glosser stand for introduction. Roll call. Motion to approve. Second. I have a motion and a second. Karen, roll call, please. Mr. Cabela. Yes. Mrs. Garlic approved. Mr. Halter, four. Miss Miller, four. Mrs.
Spence, yes. Motion carries. At this time, I'll entertain a motion to open the public portion. The public portion be open. I have a motion and a second. All those in favor, state I. I opposed. Any extension? Motion carries. Floor is
now open to anyone from the public who would like to come forward and address mayor and council. Just for the record, there are rules and regulations regarding public participation. Uh, most importantly, when you approach, would you identify yourself for the record, name, place of residence, or business? And there is a fivem minute limit per
speaker. Thank you. First of all, good evening, mayor and council. Uh, I've been here before and we sort of this issue that we talked. I apologize. I'm sorry. Yeah. Thank you. My name is Willie King and I'm at 328 Mlullen
Avenue. Thank you. In Glassville. We've been here before. the same issue that we're having in a square city block. We have seven uh supposedly safe houses. They're not
safe houses and they're not sober houses. They're slophouses. That's what we call them and that's what they are. Some of them are good people. I'm not going to lump them all together and say they're bad people. That some of them are very good people. But what we have that element that's in in those houses
bring other elements to to the neighborhood. Now I go go back to Christmas Eve Christmas Eve night. My ne some of my neighbors are here. 40 years I've been in that house. Never had no incident. The kids used to play in the street. It was a lively
street. We had good times. But now it's getting to the point where we had a shooting and an armed robbery six houses from mine. I I just couldn't believe that. But then what happened? We got no
information from nobody. Nobody would tell us, you know, I mean the lady that that it happened to, you know, she's been calling the call in the barrel. I mean the police department and they didn't tell us. And we found out just today that they did find the person and arrest him. But in the last couple of
weeks after this thing happened, no information was put to the public. I'm a taxpayer. We got other taxpayers right here that came with me, you know, and there was other people that wanted to come, you know, but, you know, I got to them at the last minute. But it's to the
point now that the people in my street in that square city block, like I said, they're starting to fear for themselves. You know, 7:15 in the morning, there's a white car every morning, 7:15, right before the school bus come. That's how I know it because the school bus school
bus come right after them. They come through the block like it's the Indianapolis Speedway and that is something that's unacceptable and something need to be done about it, you know, and and I got to give it to uh uh Mr. Halter. He said, "Call him if
things happen." and and we did and he made an effort to get it stopped. But these people, they're they're smart. What they'll do, they'll lay back for a month or so, you know, and if the police don't come around parking on the on the on the street all hours of the night,
people pay for those parking permits. But the deal is, you know, in the middle of the night, one, two o'clock in the morning, you got all kinds of noise and you got stuff that's going on right in front of my house, so I know, you know, that is happening. You know, you got
loud noise and my neighbors, they'll bear witness to it. Some of them are just not good neighbors. They're just not good neighbors. And we never had this issue before, but it's it's progressively getting worse. And when you're dealing
with seven of these homes that they say are sober houses, they're not sober houses. We got to find a way to put a curve to that to put a stop to that because they taking a residential area and making it a unsafe
environment for the people. And that's what's happening. And it's getting to the point now where, you know, I'm afraid that my wife go out in the morning. She'll go out five o'clock in the morning maybe because she's worked the pose and she's out of the house, you know, quarter to 5. I got to come out
and make sure she gets in her car safely. And that's that was I never had to do that before. I never had to I didn't have to worry about that. And I got a lot of single women that living in the block in the block that I'm in that
they got up in the same thing and they go to work in the morning and that's becoming disturbing and it's just unfair to the residents of Glboro for that kind of stuff and it's just getting worse. It's getting worse every day. You come through the block 11 12:00 at night,
they treat the fire hydrant just like a dog would treat it. They bark on it and they don't care. They don't care every single night. And I look out of my bedroom window, cars are parked on the street. I can't do that. Glboro welcomed me back in 1983 when I moved from
Philadelphia to Glboro that first night with a parking ticket. And I remember that. And I said, "Okay, that's a good thing." I, you know, I didn't take it as a bad thing. I said, "Okay, well, no parking on the street, so that's good."
But the like I said some of the neighbors you know they same thing and they park on both sides of the street and like I said and in the morning you know you just can't have that kind of element that walk free and then nobody
say anything about it or do anything about it. That's just something that to the point where you know the neighbors are feeling threatened and when you hijacking Mr. Gen make a motion to extend your time so you can finish your statement if you don't mind. Sure. I I'm I have a Mr. King so we can go through
the procedural part. Uh there is a motion on the floor to extend the time. Second. Do I have a second? Okay. All in favor state I opposed. Any extensions? You may continue. Thank you. Thank you. Uh you know and I didn't you know I'm not here to you know to to blow up
everybody. Everybody going to have a place to live and I agree with that totally wholeheartedly, you know, but the people have to realize there are residents there and and we we we got to live together, you know, and you know, hey, there's, you know, when I put my
signs out for, you know, the Democratic party, you know, when I'm, you know, doing it election time, there's Trump signs out and hey, I tell the people, hey, I don't care what affiliation you are as far as, you know, Republican or Democrat,
We got to live together regardless of who's whose part are you at. We have to live together and we can't do that when you got that kind of element and you feel unsafe to walk out your front door in the morning and it is just unbelievable. So I am asking the help of
this council to please you know start with you know you know more police presence and in and that squares to the block Overbrook and Mlullen Avenue you know just circle that block. You know, you you have to do that. And I'm saying
it because if you don't, it's going to get to the point where people are going to start vacating those properties and then you're going to have more of those homes, those so-called silver houses that's not sober houses and and the burrow going to it's going to be a it's going to be a problem. It's going to be a problem. It's going to be a real
problem. And I'm sorry for taking up so much of your time, but I just wanted to make sure much um we're already gotten text already. police are going to be out there making sure we get more patrols and if you will allow me. Um, first of all, it's unfortunate about the
incident, the robbery incident out there. I did hear from that. I got an email from a family member of the of the victim. Thank God that that person was not injured. I'll say that. Um, as soon as I got that email, I reached out to
the chief of police, got some information, and because one of the questions was, "When am I going to hear something? How come we haven't heard anything?" And what I was told at the time was, "It's an active investigation.
It is being handled. Um, they they're making very good progress with it." and that as soon as the police were able allowed to give information by allowed meaning without giving out any information that will possibly allow the perpetrator to get away that's when the
information and I conveyed that to the residents. So I know that it may be it may be unsettling sometimes that we as residents may want information especially from our police department, our public safety people. Um, but if
there's active investigations going on, I've learned in sitting in this chair that uh in order to effectively uh handle that investigation, sometimes information that we would necessarily want then can't we can't
have or they may not have it. So, um I could well we know that the a perpetrator has been caught, I've learned. Um so, job well done by the police and again, thank goodness that nobody was hurt. Uh And you're absolutely right. We'll take care of Mayor. Yes. While you were talking, we
were already getting patrols ready. So I know I know that Chief Knight um would like to comment too on the robbery. So as soon as you were talking, we're on it. Y very good. Just to echo what may you know when it's an active
invest investigation or later prosecution down the road with all that being said from office day or two just Yes, I know. You might
not neighborhood. We as neighbors, we appreciate that. We really do appreciate that. You know, and like I said, you know, I didn't come here to complain or make a harsh statement that say you guys not doing your job because you are doing your job and we appreciate that. But it's just
that, you know, the element that those sober house and they bringing those people to the neighborhood and what happened that kind of element brings a different kind of element that's been there and that's what's happening. And when you got seven of those
unsafe safe houseses as they call, you know, and they said they're sober houses, I'm not going to make any statements that, you know, that I don't have proof that to back it up, but there are things that's going on in those places that tell me that they're not sober houses and and my neighbors will tell you that and and they have some
stuff on film, you know, and it's unbelievable. If I may, if I may, Mr. King, I think our solicitor may provide some clarity on I don't want to get you too excited, but uh I don't you've read the papers and it's just recently where Senator Paul
Morardi over in the other legislative district has introduced legislation to now register and legislate these sober properties because he also has an opinion that they're unregulated, unsupervised, out of
control properties. Uh I don't know the current status. I was introduced by him. I would suggest that you give uh the senator a call, Paul Morardi, he is the sponsor of this new legislation that is supposed to establish laws and
regulation on licensing of silver houses, but there is I'm optimistic. I don't think it's been I think our our legislators are also um signing on to that same legislation. Willie, if you want to give me a call at the office in Glasper, I can find that
for you tomorrow and find out what it entails. It just happened just recently, just in the last few months. And there will also be a letter coming uh from my desk on behalf of the burrow to uh champion. We'll get the information about what the legislation actually says
and if it says what we think it says and we're going to champion it as well. Thank you very much and I appreciate your council for hearing. Appreciate. Absolutely. Hello. Diane Diane Johnson, 210 Oops, excuse
me. 16 William Street, New Jersey. That was a joke. But but anyway, I have a couple questions. Um the first question is Marian Gains wanted me to ask this question about
um the the three lots you have on Main Street near 218. She wanted to know why you had to buy all three lots at one time instead of buying one. 318 people would buy them. I'm not
particular. I'm personally not familiar with that lot. Okay. It's three It's three lots there. Okay. And it's empty. Been empty for a very very very long time. She wants She wants to buy one. Okay. But she wants to know that she was told you can't buy one. You got to buy
all three of them. Where is it at? On Main Street down near 218. South. Oh, well look into it. Okay. We'll look into that. Okay. My second question is I know now I don't know if I'm in the
right direction for this but I'm sure y'all will put me in the right direction but Martin Luther King when you get the Martin Luther King and you pay your deposit I understand that you have to sign it
during the council meeting. I understand that whenever comes up, but it's it really shouldn't take no for we had somebody had a repass on in February. They just got their deposit back last
week. I think that's what to me and to them. I think that's too long to get your deposit back. I don't think that you should wait event. So, you're saying that an event there was a repass at the at the MLK center. people put their deposit down in February. And then when
after the event was over, they get their deposit back. And I don't say it don't have to be just right then and there. I got but four to five weeks is really too long. That just me. Okay. Now, I did a I did an event on Saturday and she told me that you're going to take a while
because you have to sign. She said it won't be it won't it was on Saturday. She said it won't be today because it's too soon. So, she said it would be the next council meeting, which would be in May. I don't think that's I don't think that's fair to the people when they pay
the deposit. I think that it should be a little sooner than that. Four weeks is too long for someone to wait to get the deposit back, especially after you pay your money. The place is nice and clean. When you leave, it shouldn't be four weeks. It shouldn't be five weeks, you know? That just how I feel. Okay. I'll
look into that. Okay. Absolutely. Thank you. My sec my third question is the um Elmir I asked a long time ago about the bathroom for Elmir Park. You heard anything on that? Um work in progress.
Okay. Work in progress. Okay. And my fourth question is I was going to ask about Chick-fil-A but the gentleman already elaborated on that so I don't have to ask that question. That's work in progress. That's all I have tonight. Thank you. Thank you very much.
Hi, I'm Chris Stickerman, 341 Mlen Avenue. Good evening. Hi. I just wanted to add something to what Willie was saying. Um, just in the last couple years, uh, one one night I had an officer come to my house and asked me to
come out and check my car cuz someone from that house went down kicking the doors in in cars. I was lucky. They didn't really I guess they got tired by the time they got to my my house and whatever he kicked didn't really damage the car. Um, another neighbor on the street had their car stolen right out of
their driveway at 4:00 in the morning. And um, I actually talked to a couple that live in the sober house. They're from Oklahoma. The people that are in these houses aren't from around here, but they asked to get moved to another sober
house. This one's so bad. and I've only seen them once since then, but I I saw them the day they moved out and went somewhere else. So, I mean, that that's what we're dealing with. It's it's not just trying to label people as, you know, well, that, you know, they
shouldn't be there, but these are the kind of things we have on our street. And our street used to be, you know, a really nice place to live. And I go out at 5:36, 6:00 in the morning, and I would like to have known that there was a robbery and somebody using a gun on the street because I've been a lot more
careful when I go out in the morning. I I start my remote, start my car before I go out. But fortunately, it's still in the driveway every day. But I, you know, I just wanted to give you some of the specific things that have been happening. Thank you. Thank
you, Chris. Continue to do so, please. Good evening. Good evening. John Wise, 114 East Avenue. I have uh two things I want to talk about. The first one I was I'm I'm I'm happy about. When that fire
was coming down the railroad track, I got a lot of leaves and dead trees there, but it didn't make it to me because I would have been out of that whole block would have been out of electricity because the trees are leaning over. And I wanted to ask
uh how do I get in touch with uh Baltimore and Ohio, the railroad company? Mr. Wise, I have that contact info. I'll give it to you afterwards. Pardon me? I have that contact info. I'll give it to you afterwards. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. The the other sad thing that shook
me right just shook me through my bones. Grove and academy where Grove is supposed to stop as Academy is going north and south. I was right there with my pickup
truck and this person didn't even bother about it. And the car behind her did the same thing. the Atlantic City uh I mean the gas company was was he saw it and he threw his hands up, you know, just like
wow. And I wanted to know if who who was would put a blinking light there at Groven Academy to stop some I mean the sign says the sign actually says stop. Yeah, Mr. Wise, we've we've tried all
kinds of solutions to that intersection. It's been popped up problems all the time. Uh the county is the one that makes that decision to put a light or not to put a light. Yeah. Yeah. I mean I guess the county had to be scared too like I was. I mean boom boom boom boom,
you know. But they got the truck behind him behind the two cars that they never stop. And I mean I was right there. I'm on the brakes, you know, because you know I mean I can come under over 40 miles an hour. I'm not doing that. But I'm just saying that was scary.
because one of the members of our church had gotten hidden there before, Miss Fox, you know, and I don't know whether that sign was up then or not, but it's been a while. But that is scary. And then I I said to myself, I got to go to the meeting tonight and just ask how
would we get or how are we able to see a a cautious sign there so he can slow down like down on Stanker in uh in the academy. There's a light there. you see that light distance and you you don't you know we're not you're supposed
to make sure it's no stop sign for them but there is some courtesy there was no courtesy this was like two days ago wow okay so I appreciate that if something could happen or however we can work that thing when I say we I mean I'm in I'm in
your corner too you know I'm in your corner thank you very much we'll reach out to the camera all right God bless yes sir would you like speak. There you go. Mr. Y. Mr. Y. Got him. You might have an answer. I'll talk with him
last email. How's that for service, Mr. W? Seeing no other members of the public, I'll make a motion to close the public portion. Second. I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I. I. Opposed? Any abstensions? Motion carries. At this
time, I'll make I'll entertain a motion to approve all dy authorized bills. Motion to approve all dy authorized bills. Second. I have a motion and a second. All in favor state. I opposed. Any abstensions? Yes, mayor. I have one
uh abstension PO number 25-01534. Thank you, mayor. I have a few extensions. 25- 01516 01127 0151 03 01353 and 01515. Everything else is good. Thank Thank you
very much. Uh those abstensions have been noted. Motion still carries. Any closing comments from our administrator? No. Uh I would just like to thank everyone for coming out tonight. Um, those of you that expressed your concerns, uh, to those of you out on
Mlullen that had the, uh, incident out there, uh, like I told the young lady in my email, uh, first and foremost, public safety is at the top of our list for any and all people that come to Glboro and
reside here. Um, and we take it so seriously. Uh, we're working very, very hard. We will continue to work hard. Uh, I continue to encourage all of you um that have concerns, good, bad, or indifferent, to please bring them to us.
That's why we're here. Uh, so that we can address them. Uh, enjoy the weather. And with that, I'll entertain a motion. Motion to adjurnn. Second. Have a motion and a second. All in favor say I. I. Opposed. Extensions. Motion carries.
This meeting is now adjourned. Thank you everyone. Have a good evening. Next meeting will be May 13, 2025, 6:30 p.m. We have to do the resolution. Yes. Yeah, that didn't happen. No,
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