Burrow of Glboro for November 25th, 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 to salute the flag, please? >> 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. >> Karen, roll call, please. >> Mayor Wallace, >> here. >> Mr. Brown, >> here. >> Mr. Cosone, >> present. >> Mrs. Garlic, >> here. Mr. Halter, >> yes. >> Miss Miller here. Mrs. Spence >> here. [clears throat] >> Mr. Milandro here.
>> Mr. Skipiti, >> present. >> Mr. Brunimer, >> here. >> Thank you. Uh, we have no presentations this evening. So, we'll move to the public hearings. And before I proceed, I'll ask our solicitor to step down from the desk. We have two ordinances this evening for
final reading. Uh I will read them both, open them up for comment uh and then proceed from there. Uh first ordinance is ordinance number 2528 an ordinance amending the code of the bureau of glassboro specifically chapter 107
development regulations and zoning by establishing an agricultural overlay zone and updating the zoning map and ordinance 2529 an ordinance amending chapter 97 of the code of the burrow of glassboro
personnel policies and procedures and by adding a new subsection C under chapter 97-51 to be titled transitional duty during temporary disability. Those are the two
ordinances for final reading this evening. Uh I'll entertain a motion to open the meeting uh open it up for public >> move the public portion be open and ordinance 25-28 and 25-29. >> Okay, there is a second. I understand
Karen. Okay. All those 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 council on ordinance number 25-28
and ordinance number 25-29. >> Seeing none, I'll make a motion to close the public portion and adopt the ordinances both as written. >> Second. >> Okay. May I have a motion and a second? Karen, roll call, please. >> Mr. Brown, >> yes. >> Mr. Cosone, yes. >> Mrs. Garlic, yes. >> Mr. Halter, >> four.
>> Miss Miller, >> four. >> Mrs. Spence, >> yes. >> Motion carries. Come on back. [laughter] Thank you very much. At this time, I will entertain a motion for the approval of the minutes of the
regular meeting of October 28th, 2025, as well as the closed executive session of October 28th, 2025. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. All in favor state I. >> Opposed? Any abstensions?
Motion carries. We have no communications this evening. So, I will move to our committee reports and begin with Council President Miller. >> Good evening. Good evening. Um, I'm in receipt of the highway report and I'd also like to say kudos to Colin Bridges.
Uh, resident acknowledged him for getting out of his truck to pick up the bins that were knocked over by the wind. And I'd also like to say happy, safe, and Thanksgiving to all. >> Thank you. >> And that's all I have. >> Thank you very much. Uh, Councilman
Brown. >> Good evening, Mayor. >> Good evening. >> Thank you. I'm in receipt of the financial reports for October. And again, I would also like to say uh happy Thanksgiving to everyone. This time that you get to spend with your family over the holidays uh shouldn't be taken for granted. I hope everybody has a great Thanksgiving, safe one as well. Thank
you, man. >> Very nice. >> Uh, Councilman Kasabone. >> Yeah, thank you, Mayor. I am a receipt of the monthly port report of for October from the police department and I also like to wish everybody a happy turkey day.
>> I had to change it up. [laughter] >> Thank you, Councilwoman Garlic. >> Thank you, Mayor. >> You're welcome. >> I'm in receipt of the park and wreck report and everything is going well. >> Beautiful. >> And happy Thanksgiving to everyone. I hope you enjoy your families this season.
>> Very nice. Thank you. Uh, Councilman Halter. >> Yeah, good evening, Mayor. Thank you. Just want to thank the burrow employees putting together the Christmas decorations, holiday lights, and uh, activities downtown. Next Friday night, we'll have our burrow and lights. So, please come out and join us all for that. Uh, thanks to our police and fire
departments for their continued operations in Glboro. Keep trying to keep us all safe and uh, maintaining peace and order. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. And, Councilwoman Spence. >> Yes, Mayor. um in receipt of the month of October construction report. And I also want to reiterate uh happy
Thanksgiving to everyone, all of our residents, all of our uh police force, fire department, everybody. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving. >> Very nice. Thank you. Okay, we have no unfinished business. Uh we have no new business, so I'll ask for the engineers
report, please. Mark. >> Yes, good evening. Just a brief update. Uh our staff met with the uh Dr. Horton people uh and their contractors last Thursday at Camelot phase three and for the town houses and going through their punch list trying to narrow that down
and get those items completed so they can get that paved this year. So they have not given us a deadline. They did get rid of the one contractor was doing the work because he wasn't doing the work. So uh hopefully they got somebody in there to wrap that up this week or next. So we'll uh subject to cold weather temperatures. Uh they'll be
getting back to us for the deadline. High Street Townhouse is also on the same boat. Uh they've completed all their paving, all their restoration for punch list items. There's a couple areas outside the road we have to take care of, but they're getting very near to being dedicated. Also, uh the Bo Boulevard and Alfred Avenue, the DOT
jobs are pretty much all wrapped up. Uh they're just going through their final payments. So, we'll be coordinating with those those two projects. Uh on top of that, the burrow did receive the 2026 grant for $375,000 to redo Baldwin. Uh with that project, we're going to be
teaming up with the water department to replace the water main and their services out there. So it'll be a double dip on on that project. Um the one one note I would like to not necessarily put on the website, but uh DOT is doing a lot of curb work, sidewalk work down
Deli Drive. I really urge the folks who live there and or work there to limit their use of and type of salt. There are different site types if you're on there. uh it's brand new concrete and you throw salt on it, it's just going to pop. So,
uh if we can put the word out to any of those folks out there, I don't know if the contractors are advising everybody, they're trying to get the work done when they can. But, u uh hopefully next spring we don't see a whole lot of damaged sidewalk and aprons because people put down the wrong type of salt and or too much for those uh for that.
South Academy Street, the buildings are going up. Things are starting to improve there. They're just finishing up some utility work on Academy Street. a small amount of curb to do and then we'll get that base paved so the street can get back and opened up. So, we're working a final date on that to get that worked out. Chick-fil-A [clears throat]
uh finally got the water sewer across two weeks ago. So, that's all taken care of. It took a couple of iterations, but we got it all done. So, uh that's in place. So, now they just have to get the building to the point where they're ready to get out there and weather conditions per minute and get the parking lot paved. So, I know they're running and gunning for the end of January, ballpark, give or take. So, uh
we'll see if weather conditions allow them to get that done. Uh last item uh you you'll notice in two weeks down on East High Street right next to Flippos. Uh there's a new apartment complex that's going to be built there was approved by Glboro Zoning Board a year ago. Uh they're finally getting around
to doing that. So they're going to be breaking ground uh on that aspect. And I understand upon a completion of that, which will take them nine months to a year to get done, they also have an approval closer to town up High Street for a self- storage building. So they're going to do one first and then do the
storage the second. So those are coming along with other planning board approvals that are still going through all their regulatory approvals. So things are still happening. >> Mark, what type of salt would you recommend people not? >> You have to look at the label. Use
calcium chloride not the chloride is not a sodium chloride that's just straight salt. So if you can get calcium chloride uh it's safer but just limit your quantities and things along those lines. Thank you >> for that because it does it any new in
same way it would be for Alfred the same case for anybody out there folks. So we did a couple handicap ramps and that thing people just gota >> you just can't throw it down heavy because it takes a year or two for it to really cure and seal. So it'll be brand new and we'll have popcorn out there
come come this spring if you put down too much. So >> thank you Mark. >> It's good [clears throat] information. >> Thanks. [clears throat] >> Okay. At this time, I'll turn the meeting over to our burough solicitor. >> Yes, evening mayor. On our consent agenda, we begin tonight with resolution
291, authorizing refund of street opening performance guarantee homes by GNK LLC. 292 authorizing safety and stabilization guarantee in the amount of $11,713.25. Perimeter landscape buffer guarantee in
the amount of $30,42. Site improvement escro fee in the amount of $18,426.50. 50 cents in performance guarantee public approvements in the amount of $18,18 for ERCO expansion block 31.02 2 new lot
3 293 authorizing release of performance guarantee and escro funds older than 10 years. Resolution 294 is being tabled tonight. Moving on to 295 resolution authorizing safety and stabilization guarantee in the amount of $13,864.
Perimeter landscape buffer performance guarantee in the amount of $11,56920. site improvement escro fee in the amount of $22,728 and performance guarantee public improvements in the amount of $54,646
for RLS real estate block 76 lots three four five six and 7 resolution 296 authorizing state safety and stabilization guarantee in the amount of 12,000 $271.78 perimeter landscape buffer guarantee in
the amount of $17,70 site improvement escrow fee in the amount of $19,54356. Atlantic City Electric block 153, new lots 3, four, and five. Resolution 297 granting approval for form C application review number one for
RLS logistics block 76, lots 3, four, five, six, and 17. and resolution 298 authorizing the appointment of special counsel for the bur of glassboro. Therefore, the resolution for consideration on the
consent agenda would be resolution 291 through 293 and then we jump to 295 to 298 of council moves for the approval. Roll call vote. >> Motion for approval. >> Second. >> Okay. I have a motion and a second. Karen, roll call, please. >> Mr. Brown, >> yes.
>> Mr. Cosbone, >> yes. >> Mrs. Garick, >> yes. Mr. Halter, >> four. Miss Miller >> four. >> Mrs. dispense. >> Yes. >> That motion carries. At this time, I'll entertain a motion to open up the public portion. >> So move. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. All in
favor say I. >> Opposed. >> Any abstensions. That motion carries. The floor is now open to anyone from the public that would like to come forward and address mayor and counsel. >> Anyone in the public wishes to uh come forward when you approach, if you would please identify yourself for the record,
name, address of residence or business. And uh there are regulations outlined on the agenda. More importantly, there is a five-minute limitation per person. Thank you. >> Good evening. My name is Rich Benor. I live on Ronald Avenue here from Glass Pearl. Um, parking tickets have been
given out for illegal parking at the Shopright strip mall or where the strip uh stores are for the way the cars parked wrong way facing the wrong way on the flow of traffic. Why is it okay then for the parents
picking up the children at Bulock School to park any which way they want on Lewis Avenue? They're parked facing the wrong way. They're double parked on both sides of the road where you only got one lane of traffic to go and
they they walk in the street. The people walking the street, they don't care if traffic's coming or not. And if you are turning in, say from New Street and you're meeting a car coming from Overbrook, there's no way they're going to be able
to pass because the road is too narrow. What I would like to know is if we could have one side of that road, the curb painted yellow like we did throughout the bar throughout the the area
and signs saying no parking on one side. >> You got signs elsewhere in Burrow saying no parking this side of the road or however it's actually read. You would only need about maybe two or three signs there. >> Yeah. I'm sorry, sir. You want the yellow curbs on what street?
>> Lewis. >> On Lewis. >> On Lewis. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Go ahead. I just wanted to be clear. >> All right. On at least one side >> painted. >> That way you'll have two lanes of traffic can move through and you still have at least one lane of traffic for the parents to park. Mhm.
>> Now, you could also go and approach the school board, I think, and park and wreck and have them let these children that have parents coming to pick them up, go into the new street park, >> and there's a gate there between that
parking lot and the school. >> Have that open so the kids can come out there and they can park in that parking lot. It wouldn't affect the traffic at all. >> [clears throat] >> I mean, it's a it's a suggestion. >> I don't know whether it there's any kind of legal hassle between the board and
the council and whatnot as to why it can and cannot be done. >> All right. But >> well, I assure you we will absolutely look into it. >> I mean, it's an idea. I'm just bringing it forward now. Give you an idea of something to do. Um,
where's the other one now? Uh, okay. We're also experiencing in that neighborhood of people coming in, parking their car, and then they walk off somewhere. I don't know where they they look like they're college students, but I'm not going to say they are or
not, but cars parked in the neighborhood. You see a person walking away after midnight around 1, two o'clock or so, you might see them come back. They're making noise. All right. Now,
is it possible to have more police patrol through that area to look out for this? Because we know these these people, I'm not saying people, they could be kids, they could be grown-ups. It's dark. And with the lighting situation we have in our area, we really
can't see other than a shadow walking up and down the street. Mhm. >> Have more police in that area with these people that are parking there overnight because 2:00 in the morning, they're making noise. >> They wake people up. >> I'm an old person. I like to sleep all night. I don't like to be woke up in the
middle of the night unless I have to. So, >> nobody does. >> It would be nice to have better patrol there and checking these these people out. Right. Um now many years ago we used to have a neighborhood watch.
Is there any reason why the council can't get together and approach or not necessarily approach people but if people approach the council to form a neighborhood watch where we can find out just what we can
and can't do to patrol ourselves and what reg regulations there are if I mean we got regulations for everything in this in this state. So to make it legal to have a neighborhood watch,
what would have to be done? >> Yeah, I would have to we would have to look into that. [snorts] I couldn't answer that question right now. >> You understand where I'm coming, right? >> Exactly what you're saying. But we can certainly >> we want to do it right. >> That way if we do find something or see something and and we can get it
>> know into court or whatever, it's not thrown out because of legalities or whatever. Right >> now, people are posting on social media different problems that they've been having and uh
>> Well, that's your five minutes. >> Mr. Mayor, I'll make a motion to relax the time so we can finish the statement, please. >> Second. >> Okay. There's a motion in a second to relax your time. Um all those in favor state I. I. >> Anybody opposed? Any abstensions to that there? Mr. Bettton Court, you may
continue. >> Okay. trash cans on these rental properties, the landlord or yeah, the landlord I guess would be more responsible than to get in touch with their tenants because we've gone by houses and the trash is put out
say in my case or our area it's Tuesday. They put the trash out on the weekend anytime but when it's supposed to be put out. Now, if I understand right, there's an ordinance that says you can't put it out before three o'clock of the day before.
>> That's right. >> All right. Well, we going by and I can cite one problem was the infamous house at the corner of McCullen and and Alfred. >> They had mattresses. They had broken down uh
beds or dresses, things like that out there on the weekend. I mean, it's an >> eyesaw. So, something's got to be done with the either go approach the tenants, approach the people at the houses.
I mean, uh, people just getting fed up with things not getting done and okay, I already covered that. I have here a a post that was on social
media as it's not just my neighborhood. This is uh from a lady that lives near a block away from the football field. Trash cans all over the street all day, all all week long. Never put away, never
brought in. I uh I don't know in this case I don't know what to do but I'm sure if we bring to you the situation you guys can come up with something. I don't know how. >> Absolutely. >> And just bringing it to your attention
that there is this problem out here >> and we like to have it done. >> Okay. >> Thank you very much. I appreciate it. >> [clears throat and cough] >> Good evening. >> Good evening. >> Good evening. >> Hi, I'm Vicki Downing. I live at 305
Mlen Avenue. Um I came a few months ago to talk about um one of the situations we had downtown with large crowds. And I understand we had another one on the early morning of
the 16th that I got a rowan alert. and I'll read it to you. Suspect with gun, Glassboro main campus. Police responded to a large fight in the area of Main Street and Victoria Avenue where a male brandished a gun firearm. See email for
more details. Well, I'm not a Rowan student, so I don't get the emails, but I did find what happened. Uh, multiple people were assaulted in Glboro. Police gathered the injured at a church parking lot and requested ambulances for several victims.
I didn't see it anywhere. It wasn't on the Glasper Police website. It didn't hit the papers, the news or anything. And I'm just curious. So, this is the second incident within like what, four months. And I know that you all said,
you know, we're going through social media to try to be proactive with the meetups that these people try to gather or whatever happens. But I've lived here 43 years and I am feeling less safe now because we never had well at least that
we knew about gun problems. >> Maybe we did and we didn't know about it. >> Um but it just seems like [clears throat] it's worse now than it was. >> No, [snorts] >> there's a lot of more crowds than there are than there were back in the day. But I don't I don't know if I would say that
it's worse now, but there's a lot it's a different type of situation. >> [clears throat] >> And if you would like to comment, chief investig is nice enough to put out some information. So don't necessarily take that as the
gospel. >> Okay? >> And sometimes we don't put out information because investigation and it may hamper the investigation potential apprehension of of the suspects. We're very close and as soon as we have
all that information, we will put it out. I know it might not necessarily be uh as quick and sometimes some people. We don't want to interfere uh whether it's it's apprehension and investigation through process as well. But rest
assured we were seen and it was handled and everybody was >> So do you feel we're having more crime now than years past? You're in it every day. >> I've been here for for over two decades.
I would venture to say it's probably more publicized because of social media, but like Councilman Halter said, plus there's more people. There are more people, >> but I also would feel comfortable to say that as we have
ourselves, but I think it's publicized with the social med. >> Okay. Thank. Yes. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you, Chief. >> Thanks. >> Hi. >> Hi.
>> My name is Tabitha Adams. I live at 354 Deli Drive um in Glboro. It is a small apartment complex. Um and considering the crime, I really just want to apologize for coming up with something so minute. Um it is about a traffic
matter that I've been having. Um, I have a vehicle. It is registered and insured to that address as well as my license. Um, and I received a traffic ticket there along with other residents. There's six residential buildings, I mean residential units and one um,
business that is located at this address. Um, unfortunately we have received other residents have received traffic tickets as well. When filing an application for an overnight permit, sorry, when filing an application for an overnight permit, I was actually denied
um and was told because it's an apartment complex that it is actually the landlord's responsibility to provide parking. However, um one of the women in the courthouse as well as the zoning and planning department was kind enough to send me an ordinance. I have a copy if
you guys need one. I'm sorry. Um, and in section C of that, it does say if there's an insufficient off- streetet parking that we should be able to obtain an overnight parking um, permit. And I was still denied even after going to court for it. So, I just wanted to bring
that to your attention that our ordinance do say that we are eligible. >> Um, and I've been denied several times as long as well as other residents. I do know that we have um, Rowan University. you know, there's a lot of uh off-campus residents. So, I do
understand the burden with that and, you know, wanting to make sure someone else did discuss about like cars not being parked. You know, I understand the importance of the parking permits to be able to say who's supposed to be here and who's not, but I've been here four years and all the other residents in the
building have been there longer than me on the exception of one that just moved in with a family. We have four parking spots in our parking lot. There are six residentials like I mentioned and two of those apartments have two vehicles. The newest member has small children. So
even if one of those cars were to pull out, we're at Delian Marketplace which is very dangerous. I believe the newest member of the building resident of the building should be able to take that spot. So she's not getting putting her kids in jeopardy of getting hit by a car if they turn the corner.
>> You're on the corner of Deli and Market. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, I mean that leaves three of us with vehicles, you know, getting tickets. So, I don't know what you guys can do to, you know, reinforce the ordinance does that does state if there's not adequate parking that we are allotted those permits.
>> We'll take a look at that. Absolutely. Thank you. >> You did good. >> Did [laughter] good. Hi guys. Um, >> I'm Reggie Abby. I live on Denver Road and I'm just sitting here listening. I
did not come prepared to say anything. All right. I was just here for the support. Um, but listening about the activity on Ran Boulevard, which seems to be escalating.
All right. Um, my view is that Rowan Boulevard basically belongs to Nexus. All right. Is there any way that Nexus could add to the security
of Rowan Boulevard? I mean, we have our police officers and they can't they can't be everywhere. All right. And we realize that. Okay. And a popup party
could happen at any time. All right. Is there any way that Nexus could add to the security to patrol Rowan Boulevard? Just throwing it out there. That's >> that's more like a police.
>> It's Rowan. I mean Nexus. >> Sorry, Rowan. Nexus does not own Rowan Boulevard. >> Yeah. >> I I I don't want to speak for our police, but I doubt very much if they would want to share that jurisdiction
with security guards. I what I will tell you is that area, >> Rowan Boulevard, is patrolled very heavily to the tomb. Since August 29th, we've put 225 additional officers out there on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
nights. Um the comment that it's getting worse, I'm not necessarily sure that's What always happens is September, October, it's bad, >> right? >> And we've had to shut it down seven times so far this year, the police officers, >> and then it seems to calm down.
>> You've heard me say this before, and you could rest assure we're having another meeting with Rowan University. >> I personally believe that the the problems that are going on at Rowan University are as a result of the parties that are happening in this town, not necessarily Rowan Boulevard. People
are coming to this town because kids are charging for parties. And then when they don't get in, they have no place to go. And a lot of things happen when they don't get in or when they do get in. >> This is this is probably 60 to 70% of my
job to try to address this with Rowan University. It is a frustrating process. >> You and I have >> I'm going to read stats when I give my report tonight on how many how many incidents these guys in the back have had to handle. You're right. They're stretched really thin, >> right?
>> But I don't want anybody other than our guys out there to be quite honest with you. I'm not quite sure what you would get to be perfectly honest with you. >> All right. Like I said, I was just sitting back there. >> Sure. >> Just an idea. Just >> Yep. >> So, don't they do provide like surveillance cameras and things like
that next? >> Spend a lot of money on >> They're very good partners with us, but yeah, the police are the ones that are going to be doing that patrolling, >> right? >> Okay. >> Yeah. All right. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Seeing nobody else, I'll make a motion
to close the public portion. >> Second. >> I have a motion and a second. All in favor say I. >> Opposed? >> Extensions. Motion carries. The public portion is now closed. At this time, I'll entertain a motion to approve all duly authorized bills.
>> Motion to approve all duly authorized bills. >> Second to approve all duly authorized. >> Okay. I have a motion and a second to approve all duly authorized bills. All those in favor state I [clears throat] >> opposed. >> Any abstensions? >> Mayor, I have the abstensions as noted
with the clerk. >> Very nice. Thank you. Any others, Mr. Capone? >> No, I'm I'm good. I'm not good. Thank you very very much. Um that motion still carries. Um any closing comments from our administrator?
>> I do. Um so again, we're watching the whole town very closely as closely as we possibly can to further further illustrate Rowan Boulevard and to the point that I made and to the point that the chief made when you look at the start of the year,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights are the real bad nights. 21 officers the week of 829. 21 additional offers 94 23 911 and then I'm not going to go through every week but then as you go on 117 we
were down to 10 114 10 1121 10 their numbers that we are going after um Rowan as well to try to help us because you all taxpayers are spending $97,633.99 in overtime right now. The other thing
we are looking to do is I've asked the police chief. I'm not sure if it'll get approved um to put seven additional officers in the budget for next year. We have a total of 53 roughly now. And I've asked Rowan to pay for half of them,
three and a half of them. Um because the other point I want to make, you know, I social media, a couple people mentioned that where are cops? what are they doing certain things since the start of 825
188 open containers we've written 62 noise complaints 48 fights disturbances 44 riot and immoral conduct summones 24 maintaining a nuisance 32 urinating and public summones 24 littering summones
three special event permits special event permits something else we tried to do to reg to regulate these parties. The governing body passed a law that if you have a party in the town of Glboro with more than 100 people, you have to have a
permit. But we all know darn well that these college kids are not going to get the permits. What this enables us to do instead of having our officers go there two, three times before we can shut it down. If there's more than 100 people, the party can be shut down. those special event permits have. We've
exercised that law three times in regards to criminal arrests so far. We've had two aggravated assaults on our police officers. We've had 15 obstruction arrests. We've had 11 disorderly conduct. We have one providing false information. We had
three public brawls. And to the point I mentioned, we've shut down Rowan seven times. Again, I think we know, at least I believe after doing this for 25 years, either being a council person or the administrator and talking to our police, I think a lot of it has to do with the
parties and I continue to try to fight with them. Why can you not when a kid is charging someone to come in a party, why can that kid not be expelled from school? Why? And I will continue to fight till I'm blue in the face for it. And we are
meeting with them again. We have student life involved. We have their Greek life. We have their chancellor. Uh we have the mayor. We have council president Anna Miller. And we have the head of public safety. We are as frustrated as you are.
And to your point about more cops, I'd love to sit here and tell you absolutely. I'd be lying to you. Put them in your neighborhood right away. They will get there. Hence the reason I'm looking to put seven more in the budget to the tune of $700,000. That's how much it costs to start.
question. >> Are the owners being held responsible? >> So, let me talk to you about the owners. Okay. [laughter] >> Okay. I could show you. I can go to my office right [snorts] now and every Tuesday morning, we have what's called our problem property meeting.
>> You and I have done that, >> right? >> Yes. >> And we are moving to revoke a license. We We're going to get sued. We're going to get sued and most likely we're going to lose. But at the direction of this governing body, they've told me as the administrator, spend the money. Send a
message. So, we've sent warnings. We just had a place where we've sent them a $2,000 fine. But if you're still going to charge $30, $40 a cup to get in, they're making more than that. So, I only tell you all this because I I read
social media about this much, especially when people say you're not doing anything. And I see what we're doing, what our guys are doing every single day. And we need to work more closely with the university to stop the parties.
The parties have to stop. That's just Sorry, mayor. >> That's all right. I feel the same way you do. >> Hey, I'm done. >> All right. Very good. Thank you. >> Good job, Ed. >> Uh well, there's no re reason to elaborate on what Ed has uh expounded
upon. Um, other than the fact that we uh myself, this administration, this council are not going to let up. >> Can I just add one other thing? I'm sorry. The one other thing like you're laugh because you know I'm on a roll. You see the new building that's going up
in the downtown. Like we get criticized for that too. What we're trying to do is create a downtown for people, young professionals, older professionals, so that it's not just students. That's what we're doing with the building in the downtown to offset the students and
maybe offset Rowan Boulevard so we don't have to put 225 officers out there. That's the whole strategy behind the downtown. It's never going to be the glass bar it was that I moved to 35 years ago. But if you don't do something, you're going to run it into the ground. Now I'm done.
>> Very good. >> Yeah. Yeah. Again, we uh we're not going to let up. It is uh it is part of what I call the growing pains of the university uh growing at the rate they have as well as the burrow growing uh in tandem with
them. Um and there's always some uh turmoil if you will to get through all of this. But we uh we are in the right because the the safety of our residents uh is absolutely paramount. Um, and
until we're convinced that all of our residents are safe, uh, we will continue to be, uh, all along with Rowan and making sure that they, uh, for lack of a better term, pony up and take responsibility for whatever it is that they're contributing to what's going on
in the downtown. Um, I would like to thank everyone uh, that has come here tonight to uh, participate in the meeting. Uh those of you that came and expressed your concerns, uh you've given us some things to think about and some things to look
into. Uh you will get answers. I assure you of that. Um I'd like to wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday. And uh if you're not doing anything on Sunday at 12 noon, Glboro Bulldogs are going for the football
championship. So how about those dogs? >> Huh? And with that, I will [clears throat] motion to adjurnn. There we go. Second. >> I have a motion and a second for adjournment. All those in favor state I. I. >> Opposed. >> Extensions. Motion carried. This meeting
is adjourned. Thank you very much. The next regular meeting will be December 9th, 2025, 6:30 p.m. >> Thank you, Karen. >> All right. >> Oh, you're welcome. Go. >> Happy Thanksgiving to