You better hit that. >> Meeting of the township committee, >> Hamilton, New Jersey, >> Monday, July 21st, 2025. >> Please stand for the flag salute. I >> pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the republic for it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided pursuant to the New Jersey open
public meetings law by posting a notice of this meeting on the bulletin board in the municipal building and by transmitting notice of this meeting to the press of Atlantic City, the Star Ledger and the Atlantic County Record on January the 8th, 2025. Mr. Chief >> here, >> Dr. Nelson >> here.
>> Mr. Patali >> here. >> Dr. Witherspoon. Dr. Witherspoon. Mayor Shanker >> here. >> Can we have a moment of silence for private reflection? Thank you. Uh we have no guest
presentations. We have no additions or deletions. Early public comment on agenda items excluding items listed for public hearings. Right. We have Harry Rogers for 4A. Mr. Rogers. >> It is for a public hearing. Yes. >> Reserve my comments for the public
hearing. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Um yeah, I'm going to go a little out of order here. Chief, would you mind coming up and having a little talk about the uh situation with the ebikes that we are unfortunately
um most everybody's heard the news that a young man was killed in Summers Point recently, last couple days. So, we want to just kind of let the public know. >> Sure. Yeah, with the tragedy in uh Summer's Point this last weekend, you obviously see uh some of the the
detrimental things that could happen with these bikes and ebikes and scooters and the variety of uh micromobility is what they called up in the state um that's out there since 2019. So, I wanted to go over some of the laws uh
that govern uh how these vehicles can be on our roadways or not be on our roadways. So, it's all governed under title 39, which if you don't know, it's our traffic code uh for the state of New Jersey. And just like with bicycles, these motorized vehicles have to travel
with the direction of traffic. Um, in Title 39, even bicycles, they have to ride on the right hand side of the road as close to the shoulder as possible, uh, staying out of the way of vehicular traffic. Um, in terms of these vehicles, these ebikes, uh, we don't have an
ordinance about sidewalks. the township if they decided to could pass pass an ordinance uh making it a violation for them to ride on sidewalks. So there must be an ordinance for that. Otherwise, they do need to yield to pedestrians who are in the sidewalk.
Helmet should always be worn uh and must be if they're under 17, just like with bicycles. Uh the way they classify these ebikes is by their wattage and speed. So there's three classes. If you've seen the vehicles that are out there, are your
class one is like a bicycle that pedals but does have assistance uh through electricity. It has to be under 750 watts and go no faster than 20 miles per hour. That's your class one. Um there's no age, there's no license, there's no
registration, there's no insurance requirements for those vehicles. Class two is probably what you see a lot of our our youth on out there. Um they're the same thing. They're they're a throttle actuated motor, so you don't need pedals with this. It can be solely
propelled by uh the electricity. Same thing, under 20 miles per hour and under 750 watts. Um they do not need a registration license or anything uh insurance wise to have those vehicles. The class 3es are getting up into your
moped style vehicles. they go above 20 miles per hour or they have a a 50 cc engine if it's gas powered. You do need to be licensed if you go back to if you're from the 80s mopeds. Um you need a moped permit which you have to be 15
years old to have that. Um it needs to be registered and needs to be insured. Um, ebikes manufactured after January 1st, 2019 when uh, Governor Murphy signed this into law must be tagged showing which classification it holds uh, along with the wattage and top speed
so they can be identified on the roadway. Uh, passengers are only allowed if the bike has a second seat and a place for the passengers feet. So that's basically the laws and what my officers know when they're coming into contact with uh, people who are riding these
these vehicles. Important facts to know. Um, motor vehicle summones can be issued to riders. Uh, some tickets carry a penalty of points which will affect your insurance, license suspension, and also can prevent a minor from uh, obtaining uh, their original driver's license or
the provisional license. Uh, class 3 ebikes, the one that has the the more power to them, they can be impounded if unregistered or uninsured. And again, you must be 15 years old and hold hold that moped permit from the uh MBC uh to
operate that. And in terms of crashes, which we saw over the weekend, riders who are at fault of violating the laws involved in the crash with cars or pedestrians uh may be issued a summon with points um and could be responsible for for the damages that are there. But
as for operation of these these vehicles, if you take your mind around how a bicycle is supposed to be operating, obeying all the traffic laws, uh it's kind of the a very similar situation. >> Thank you.
>> Thank you very much. Appreciate it. >> Uh discussions, formal action may be taken. A is participation in a gypsy moss survey. Uh Brett, will you want to give us a little background on this? >> The state contacted us last week and
asked if Hamilton Township wanted to participate in a countywide survey for Gypsy Moss. Um I spoke with the clerk and she told me that this this subject's usually brought to committee for
approval. >> Okay. Yeah, I would sign the application if you decided to participate. Right now, there's no cost associated with participating in the survey. Um, if they found Gypsy Moss, I'm not sure what costs would be associated with Baitment.
Um, but at this time, it's just surveying to see if we have a problem. >> They have any idea how long the survey will take to do? >> Um, I don't think they they specified how long that would take. They did say they would like a response
to this by August 5th. It doesn't say how long the survey would take. >> Okay. >> If they do the survey, are we obligated? If they give us a price that's astronomical, we can opt out. >> No, we're not obligated. >> Okay. Will it will it affect us and put
us uh like make us officially aware that we have a problem and then open up us for lawsuits if we have this kind of thing. Somebody confirming that we do have them. >> It will they will um obviously make us aware of the situation. Uh legally I'm
not sure how much liability we have. Okay. >> It's like us putting our heads in the sand until somebody tells us to take it the head out of hand. You know what I'm saying? >> It would never be my recommendation. >> Okay. Anybody else have any questions? Do we need to vote on this if you want
to move forward? Mayor, I believe you do need to have a voice vote to move forward and the administrator can execute. >> Okay. Can I get a motion? >> So moved. >> A second. >> Second. >> All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> All those opposed. Eyes have it.
>> Okay. >> I I just heard Dr. Witherspoon. Did you hear her? >> Dr. Witherspoon? >> Yes. I >> Okay, your your voice is really low. If there's any way you can just raise your voice a little bit. Have you been here
since the beginning of the meeting? >> Yes. You called my name, but I was on mute. I didn't realize. >> Okay. I'm Mario's present. Thank you, >> Mayor. Just for the record, Dr. Witherspoon. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Um B's ordinance of Township of
Hamilton County of Atlantic State of New Jersey providing the acceptance of a deed of easement conveying the real property dedicated to the portion of block 980 lot 8 of the township of Hamilton for the purposes of constructing and
improving operating and maintaining a 15 foot wide storm water utility easement. It will be ordinance 2110-2025 with a public hearing set for August 4th, 2025
if introduced. So, this is uh Brett, you want to give us a little background on this? This is on River Road or Old River Road. >> This is on River Road. It's phase two of a storm water improvement that we're doing on River Road. Uh phase one was uh adding additional storm drains on the
road adjacent to this property and um I guess it'll be further north of the property. Um phase two is what this is for. We're running we want to run a about a 300 foot storm water pipe through this gentleman's yard out to the
great a Harbor River from River. Okay. Connecting our storm system. All right. Does anybody have any questions? How >> how's uh Mr. Peterson reacted to it? Is he
>> he's in favor of it? So the water the water was running into his yard. So this is going to >> fix that problem as well. >> Okay, good. We want a motion on this. >> Okay, thank you. Also moved.
>> We have a motion >> second and >> a second to introduce this ordinance 2110 2025. Any questions, concerns? Hearing none. Rita, could we do a roll call vote, please? >> Mr. Chef, >> yes.
>> Dr. Nelson, >> yes. >> Mr. Batitali, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. >> Mr. Cheek, >> abstain. >> Four yes. One extension motion carries.
>> Thank you. Uh we'll move on to number four, public hearing and adoption of ordinances. A is an ordinance 21108-2025 bond ordinance providing for various 2025 capital improvements by and in the township of Hamilton in
the county of Atlantic the state of New Jersey appropriating $2 million therefore and authorizing issuance of 1.949047760 in bonds or notes to finance part of the cost thereof.
This is a public hearing. Anybody in the public like to speak? Mr. Rogers, come on up. Harry Rogers, 1069 Morningside Drive. I'd like to speak in opposition to the passage of yet another bond issue
for things that we can't afford. In in 2008, this township was maxed almost maxed out on its allowable borrowing borrowing limit. 2008 was a horrible year. It everything made everything worse. Mhm.
>> Despite that, the committee decided to pay as you go. And for 15 years, they did that. They lowered our outstanding debt from 25 million down to approximately $12 million.
In the last three years, we've seen this is now the third bond issue. First, there was a million or million and a half line of credit, which was never fully explained and never documented as far as I can see. that we don't know where that went. Million and a half,
million, million and a half. We never knew the final total. The dam, of course, that had to be what it is after years and years of wrangling. It had to be. And now we're looking for another $2 million. If we can't afford it, we shouldn't spend it. Public works issues
may look really good in election year, but it's not fiscally responsible. We did pay as you go for 15 years. We saved hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt payment over those 15 years of not taking out
additional bond issues. Work that is performed under a bond gets about 46 cents on a dollar work for what it is we're going to spend to do it. You borrow a million, you're going to pay back two over 20 years.
Plus then there's the bond fee up front. takes about four to 6% depending on what the deal is. So you're getting roughly 45 cents of work for every dollar we're going to spend. It's an inefficient way of conducting business.
It's a break from a very fiscal fiscally responsible past and this is three three bond issues in three years. I I I find that to be
poor management. We can't afford it. Let's put it off till we can. >> Thank you. >> Anybody else in the public like to speak? >> Move to close public. >> Second. >> A motion to second to close public
portion. >> I entertain a motion to adopt this ordinance. >> So moved. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. We have a motion. We have a second. All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> I. >> All those opposed.
>> Eyes have it. >> Um motion to adopt. >> So moved. >> Have a second. Second. We have a motion. We have a second. Are there any questions or concerns?
Um to address uh Mr. Rogers, and I don't disagree with you. We've had a lot of uh things that have happened over the past few years, including a mall that is
going back once again to lower their tax burden, which we've already lost $1.2 million in revenue a year because of the first time they did it. What they're going to get out of this one, I don't know. Um,
on top of the fact that the state has now removed every dime of state aid that we used to get. We don't get that anymore, but yet the state mandates keep coming and coming. So, we are um,
trust me, I I agree with you 100%, but we are fighting an uphill battle here, and it is not easy. The dam is what the dam is. It has to be done. We own half of it. We bonded 5 million. I don't think we're going to come
anywhere close to using 5 million. The dam is ahead of schedule. I don't think there's any uh extra costs that are going to come before us. So, we should come in hopefully somewhere around 3 million and some change. So, we try to do the best we can with
what we have to work with. Um, and that's really all I have to say. Rita, can we have a roll call vote, please? >> Yes, >> Mr. Cheek. >> I agree with Mr. Rogers that I have to vote for it so we can move forward, but
it will be taken very, very considerable in the future. I vote yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> yes. >> Mr. Batitali, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes.
>> All yes and adopted. >> Thank you. Ordinance 21109-2025, an ordinance amending attachment A, article 2 of chapter 66 of the code of the township of Hamilton, providing for maintenance of employee positions and
titles, adding one police lieutenant position and deleting the position of police captain. >> Motion. >> This is a public hearing. Anybody in the public like to speak? >> Motion to close. >> Second. >> We have a motion to close. All those in
favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> All those >> All those opposed. The eyes have it. Um, we have a motion to adopt. >> So moved. >> Second. We have a motion. We have a
second. Are there any questions or concerns? Hearing none. Roll. Rita, could we get a roll call vote, please? >> Mr. Cheek, >> yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> abstain. >> Mr. Patali, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon,
>> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. >> Or yes. One abstension. Motion carries. >> Thank you. Uh, we move on to number six. Awards of bids, contracts, and change orders. A resolution awarding resolution authorizing award of contract
to renew spatial data logic licensing agreement with spatial data logic incorporated the amount of $39,100 for the period of 83125 to 83026.
>> So moved. >> Second. We >> have a motion. We have a second. Are there any questions or concerns? What was the cost of this last year? >> Who's this? >> I don't know. >> Was this police department stuff or public works?
>> This is construction software. Construction and zoning. >> Okay. Do you know what it was last year? >> Um, I don't know what it was last year. >> Okay, that's okay. I don't mean to put you on the spot. Uh, we can talk about it later. >> I can find out for you.
>> Thanks. >> No more questions. >> No more questions. Rita, can we do a roll call vote, please? >> Mr. Chef, >> yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> yes. >> Mr. Pati, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes.
>> All yes and carried. >> Thank you. Number seven, consent agenda. We have items A through H. >> I would like to >> So move. >> I would like to withdraw C. C.
Okay. So, are you making a motion to do A through >> A through B D through H? >> Okay. >> Motion. Do we have a second? >> Second. >> Second. >> We have a second. >> Any questions or concern?
>> Hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> All those >> I. >> All those opposed. You guys have it. Okay. So C is a resolution to adjust the public bidding thresholds and office of the state controller reporting
thresholds increase bid thresholds to 53,000 and quote thresholds to 7950 pursuant to New Jersey state 4A 11-3C. >> My question is how many bids do we get
on this? >> All of them. It applies to I'm sorry. It applies to all of our bids. >> Yeah. Do we get three bids? >> Three different bids. >> Yeah. This is just a procedural change. Meaning the upper threshold. >> Okay. All right.
>> Just raising a threshold based on >> Okay. No problem. >> Doesn't change the process. >> A motion. >> Okay. Second. We have a motion. We have a second. Or are there any other questions? Hearing none. All those in favor signify
by saying I. I. >> All those opposed, >> eyes have it. >> Number eight, personnel. Resolution promoting Sergeant Wade Smith to police lieutenant at the lieutenant rate of the PBA CBA
with a salary of 144831. Start date 84205. >> So moved. >> So moved. >> Second. >> We have a motion. We have a second. Are there any questions or concerns? Hearing none, Rita, could we roll call vote, please? >> Mr. Chief.
>> Yes. >> Dr. Nelson. >> Um, I think Sergeant Wade Smith is a great person and I think this is really good for him, but I have to abstain just for other reasons, but I want to say that this is a good choice. >> Mr. Patali, >> yes.
>> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. >> Four yes. One abstension. Motion carries. B. Resolution promoting officer Nicole Odell to police sergeant at the sergeant rate of the PBA CBA with a
salary of 134607 cents. Start date 8425. >> So moved. >> Second motion. We have a second. Are there any questions or concerns? Hearing none. Rita, roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Cheek.
>> Yes. >> Dr. Nelson >> abstain. >> Mr. Patali. >> Yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon. >> Yes. >> Mayor Shanker. >> Yes. >> Four. Yes. One abstension. Motion carries. >> C. Resolution appointing appointing start Sergeant Christopher Rizzo as
acting lieutenant at the lieutenant rate of the PBA CBA with a salary of $144,831. Start date. >> So moved. Second. >> We have a motion. We have a second. There any questions?
Hearing no questions. Rita, can we get a roll call vote, please? >> Mr. Cheek, >> yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> abstain. >> Mr. Patali, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. >> Four yes. One abstension. Motion carries. >> Thank you. D. Resolution appointing
officer Dennis Baker as acting sergeant at the S at the sergeant rate of the PBA CBA with a salary of $134,66.7. Start date 84 25. >> So moved.
We >> have a motion. >> Second. >> We have a second. >> Second. >> Are there any questions or concerns? >> Hearing none. Rita, can we do a roll call vote, please? >> Mr. Chef, >> yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> abstain. >> Mr. Patali, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes.
>> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. Thank you. >> Or yes. One abstension. Motion carries. >> E. Resolution appointing Thomas Kohler as construction co Yeah. Construction code official at $25,000 annually for a
4-year term effective 812025 to 73129. So moved. >> We have a motion. Second. >> We have a second. >> Second. >> Thank you. >> Any questions, concerns? >> Rea, roll call vote, please.
>> Mr. Cheek, >> yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> yes. >> Mr. Patali, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. >> All yes and carry. >> Thank you. F. resolution to appoint Thomas Kohler as regular dual part-time subcontode
official at $15,000 annually for 4-year term effective 8125 to 73129. >> So move. >> Second. >> We have a motion. We have a second. Any questions, concerns?
>> EFG look all the same to me. Can you is that is that a different license different license? >> A different license. Okay. Thanks. >> Okay. Any other questions? Read a roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Chief, >> yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> yes.
>> Mr. Pati, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon, >> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. >> All yes and carried. >> Thank you. Resolution to appoint Thomas Kohler as a regular dual part-time building sub code official at $15,000
annually for a 4-year term effective 8125 to 73129. >> So moved. >> Second. We have a motion. >> We have a second. Any questions, concerns? >> Hearing none. Rita, roll call vote,
please. >> Mr. Cheek. >> Yes. >> Dr. Nelson. >> Yes. >> Mr. Patali. Yes, >> Dr. Witherspoon. >> Yes, >> Mayor Shanker. >> Yes. >> All yes and carried. >> Approvals, minutes, regular meeting
minutes of July 7th, 2025. >> So move. >> Second. >> We have a motion. We have a second. Are there any questions or concerns? Um I'm going to abstain. I was not here. >> Okay.
>> All those in favor? I >> All those opposed. >> The eyes have it. >> Bills bill list total $660,15122. >> Motion. >> Second. >> A motion. We have a second. >> Second.
>> Questions or concerns? >> Did we shut this place down for half the month or what happened here? >> We jump on this one. Hurry up. >> Yeah. Rita, can we have a roll call vote, please? >> Mr. Mr. Chief, >> yes. >> Dr. Nelson, >> yes. >> Mr. Patali, >> yes. >> Dr. Witherspoon,
>> yes. >> Mayor Shanker, >> yes. >> Oh, yes. And carry. >> Thank you. We're going to move on to number 10, reports. Mr. Administrator, >> I have nothing to add. >> Thank you. Mr. Solicitor, >> nothing to report. Mayor, thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Engineer. >> Nothing to add in the report. Mayor, >> wonderful. Township committee members,
Dr. Witherspoon, do you have a report? >> Yes. I just would like to thank you mayor and um deputy mayor um Carl Patali for presenting the proclamation to pastor Melvin um on yesterday and I really appreciate it. I couldn't be
there and I really appreciate you all going. That's my report. >> You are very welcome and it was quite the experience. >> Yes, it was. >> It was We had a good time. >> Yes, we did. Yes. You're quite welcome. Uh Debbie, Mayor Patali,
>> welcome back. >> Thank you. >> Um couple things coming up. National Night Out Tuesday, August 5th, 6:00 to 9:00 Park East. Uh that's behind Young Skating Center. Um looks to be a good time as always. Hope for good weather,
fireworks. Uh so cross our fingers with that night of lights down at the bulkhead. Uh Saturday, August 9th. Uh at dusk, uh boats will start lining up probably well before that and and head down the river and
they should be back around 8:30, 9:00 for the parade around the uh the basin there. Come on out and support that. It's always a good time. Um on Saturday, um the Maze Landing Yach Club had their
first cardboard riata and it was uh it was a success. I would definitely call it a success. I believe it was a total of 17 votes. I believe it was. >> I didn't see that many. I saw >> there were about 10. >> There were a lot of laughs. There was an abundance of food donations for the Main
Street Food Pantry. Um, and probably a few bruised egos, I would think. But, uh, all in all, it was it was a good time I had by all. So, looking forward to that happening again next year. I know they're uh they're having a meeting, Mason Yach Club's having a meeting on Wednesday night. that's going to be pretty high up on their discussion
how to make it better and bring that together again next year. Um, just want to say congratulations to Warren Degrosa, our uh construction inspector, whatever you want to call him, extraordinaire. He retired uh last week after 30 plus years
to the township. Um, so he's he was much appreciated. He was he was known all around. Everybody knew him and did a good job. and now he gets to hopefully relax a little bit and enjoy himself, doesn't have to come to work anymore. So, thank you, Warren, for
uh for everything you did for the town. And um like like uh our chief talked about a 14-year-old boy got killed on one of those ebikes. So, all I have to say to
parents is please know what your kids are doing, know what's going on. Um, it's a big responsibility to have those bikes and be out zipping around. At least talk to them and tell them what what uh what the laws are, what they should be doing.
Make sure they're wearing their helmets like they're supposed to. And um and hopefully uh something like that doesn't happen anymore cuz that's that's just terrible. I can't I can't imagine it. So, but please just be safe out there. And I
think that's it for me, Reagan. I'll see you later. Maddie, miss you. I love you and I hope to see you soon. >> Very good. Thank you, Minnie and Cheek. >> Yes. I uh I've been tied up with uh family for my mom and I haven't been
around much. I myself would congratulate Warren as a plumbing contractor. We for the last 30 35 years have dealt with each other on quite a basis and uh the respect we have for each other. for him
being a plumbing subco and a construction official. And I I know his last day is July 30th and I will be here for that. And that's all I have. >> Thank you, M. Nelson. >> Oh, thanks, Mayor. Um I don't have a lot
to say other than um I haven't had such a much interactions with Warren. Yeah. as you probably have, but uh few of us Warren's around, so hopefully he's um can enjoy and actually stay away. I don't mean that in a bad way, but
actually have fun and and retire. On a different note, I wanted to uh bring up that Bonnie Warner, one of our teachers for 35 years or so, uh passed away on July 7th, um just a few days into her retirement um due to an accident and
then um complications from that. So, um, it was, you know, she had talked about how she had, uh, worked so hard, uh, to finally get to retire and only had a few weeks of retirement. So, the school was very, um,
uh, mourned her loss, but uh, um, hopefully uh, she will or her family will find some good out of this. So, and the school will miss her for sure. And she was a good friend. So, thank you.
>> Thank you. Uh, I apologize for not being at the last meeting. My wife and I were in London and I found out that people in London are not so enthusiastic about July 4th as we are. Don't understand why. I think it's kind of a nice
holiday. They were not feeling it at all. So, um, came back and was lucky enough to catch the cardboard riata, which was, as Carl said, a lot of fun, a lot of laughs. Um, some boats hung in
there that I didn't think were going to make it, and there was others that you thought were going to make it and >> and they didn't. >> Yeah. Taking on water. These guys need to get sump pumps inside these boats because that was a major problem. But, uh, good time had by all. I think uh with the uh I think with the exposure on
Facebook that'll be much bigger this year next year and and anybody who did not make it I encourage you to come out. It was a great time. Uh I'd also like to say thank you to Warren Degrosa. I've known Warren for a lot of years. He was uh I'm been in construction for 42
years. I think you know I can remember him for for years and years as I got as I came up through the business. Uh, and I remember Warren fondly when I built my house here in in uh, Hamilton Township. Great man. Uh, did a great job. Really
cared about what he did. Cared about the township and he's going to be sorely missed. That's all I have. I'd like to open it up to public comment. >> One note, Mr. Mayor. Yes. >> When I built my house, it was Warren's dad inspected. >> Anybody from the public like to speak?
Jim. >> Yeah. Um um Warren and I were were classmates back in high school and uh we both graduated in 1971. So and uh had I hadn't seen him
since then until a re re our 50th reunion. >> Okay. >> In 2002. So >> very nice. >> Yeah. >> Thank you, Jim. >> Yeah. He's married married to Linda. Very nice person. She is. Yeah. >> Mhm.
>> So yeah, we we graduated in 1971. Thursday, June 10th, 1971. >> Thank you, Jim. >> What time? Anyone
else in the public like to speak? I'll take a motion to to close public portion. >> So moved. >> Second. Motion seconded. Uh all those in favor signify by saying I. I. >> All those opposed. >> Eyes have it.
>> Um before we adjourn, Dr. Witherspoon, I hope you feel better and get back in here soon. I plan to be at the next meeting. I'm being released tomorrow. >> Okay. Very good. >> Very good. >> Glad to hear it. Um I'll take a motion to adjurnn.
>> So moved. >> Second. >> We have a motion. We have a second. All those in favor signify by saying I. >> I. >> All those opposed, >> guys have it. Good night everybody.