This meeting is called to order in accordance with the open public meeting act. Notice of this meeting has been provided to the home news church youth, the star ledger and the Highland Park Planet on January 8th, 2025 and was posted on the Burl website
at www.hpurl.com hpbarl.com in the bulletin board at Burl Hall 221 South Fifth Avenue, Highland Park, New Jersey, and has remained remained continuously posted as required by law.
Fire exits are to the left and the right of council chambers. And Chief, can you please lead us in the pledge of allegiance? 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. Roll call. Mayor Foster. Council member George here. Council member Hail here. Council member Hir here. Council
President Kim Johan here. Council member Pastani here. Council member Vargas here. or attorney Renault here. Administrator Hugger here. May I have a motion to approve the minutes of May 6, 2025 work session
meeting and May 6, 2025 executive session meeting as distributed? Motion. Second. Roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail. Yes. C. Council
member Hirs. Yes. Council President Kenchoan. Yes. Council member Pistonic. Yes. Council member Vargas. Yes. Now we're going to move on to council reports. Council member George, would you like to start? Uh yes, Council
President, and thank you. Um, I just want to say first of all that tonight we have on the agenda resolution to just repaint and freshen up the Black Lives Matter roadway marking in front of Burough Hall with the gathering of private and public groups. Uh, it just
needs some freshening up after years of wear and tear and witnessing. But it's a little difficult to sit here and not scream and howl about how that simple expression is now applying to a lot of us in America that we all matter in our elected governments trying to paint so
many of us out of existence and into subservience to whatever these autocratic wannabes decide looks good on them today. We originally pl painted Black Lives Matter on the road using DPW paint and some string and some cheap
thrills paint brushes from down the corner because of the controversies about police violence and devaluing human life. But here in Highland Park, just as a reminder, we had started after 2005 when our own selfanalysis said we
better work on this stuff. And prior to those murders, our department had already set itself on a new course, set itself aside from all this. We were community police long before it was a social need. We had new management working under a mentor we hired to
revise, revitalize, renew, and reorient us, the department, the council, the administration, and the town. Today, Highland Park Police Department's an example for other departments about how a small department situated between two large towns can create an atmosphere of
inclusion, care, and caution for all of our residents. In the police department, here's a blue envelope. This is a new program being implemented in New Jersey. Um, we noticed um in law law enforcement,
municipal prosecutors, the attorney general's office that there were problems with drivers on the autism spectrum uh involved in even minor traffic issues because of differences of perception and behavior um and lack of
training on officers in some cases as to how to react to that. the blue envelope pro program. Um, a driver on the autism schedule can put their driver's uh identification, registration, insurance, any other documents they want into the
blue envelope, carry it in the car. If there is a stop, speeding ticket, parking ticket, whatever it may be, when that driver presents the blue envelope, the officer knows to engage in a different kind of conversation and a
different kind of a stop. Our officers, all officers are being trained uh through the attorney general's office and the county prosecutors in how to go about those interactions. Um they're not always easy. Um but with the ability to
have the officers immediately know that there's an issue um those controversies hopefully will will be done away with. Um both the drivers and the police can be treated appropriately in the particular stop. Um so uh I I think it's
a great program. I'm looking forward to moving it's being implemented. Our officers are being trained. Um, as everybody knows, the bicycle rodeo last week unfortunately was rained out. Um, and we have rescheduled it for May 30th. Same time, 4:30 to 6, same place at Bart
School. We still have the same participants. Um, keep Middle Sex moving, safe walking and cycling in the police department with again there'll still be games, bicycle safety checks, a bicycle mechanic there to give advice, uh, helmet giveaways. Uh, it's always a
good program. It's been growing over uh since we started to reinstate it after the pandemic and invite everybody to be there as well. Even adults can learn a little bit. Um and for youth, there'll be helmet giveaways as well. On June 3rd, look at the meeting. We'll be
swearing in our two new offices uh with the drive and training for community based policing and I look forward to that event. With regard to the fire department, the department is getting ready for Memorial Day. There's always sort of a commemoration along with an opening house. Today the firefighters
and I stopped by and I'm not sure that they're doing what they said, but they're planting the flowers around the memorial. So um they are sprucing up the um the headquarters uh for the commemoration and open house. Um, again, the Memorial Day ceremonies are here on
Memorial Day starting around 8:30 to honor the fallen, including our own firefighters and to honor our own um uh safety workers. And it's not usually followed by many residents. But it is a a quiet memorial um focused on our town
and and everyone is invited uh to come and honor our public safety members and first aid, fire, and police. Uh during uh April, there were 42 fire responses, which is more than one a day. With our full-time staffing being managed by the
chief and Chief Abrams as director, there were um there were no issues with any responses by the fire department. And it shows that uh the administration's management just by adding the part- timerrs to fill in uh without, you know, crazy overtime is
working. at the library. The board of trustees met last night, went through a number of new programs that are coming or that are restarting. Uh the films in the media room are restarting and unfortunately they all fall on schedules when most of us have to attend boards or
commission meetings, but uh they're in the new media room. They're starting up. Um on June 24th, the science heroes will be at the library at 2 PM. Uh it's a great program. They're very interactive. They travel around to libraries um and
they uh using a little bit of uh comic, a little bit of acting, a little bit of scenarios. Uh they uh get children and adults both uh interested in the in the ways of u learning um about science,
learning through science as to as to uh methodologies of looking at things. Um, I understand that they've been very well received at some of the other places they play and I'm looking I'm frankly looking forward to going and seeing them. So, that's all I have, Madam
Council President. Thank you. Um, Council Member Belle. Thank you, Council President, acting mayor for tonight. Um, good evening everyone. My name is Jason Belleick. I'm the chair of the Health and Human Services Committee for the council. Um,
and within that wonderful world, uh, had a couple of updates I wanted to share, um, all related to human relations commission. So, first off, I wanted to highlight that the human relations commission's, um, annual flag raising events are just around the corner. So, if you haven't already, you'll want to
mark your calendars with all of these. On Wednesday, June 4th, uh, we'll be holding the Caribbean-American Heritage Flag Raising event from 6 PM to 6:45. On Wednesday, June 11th, there'll be the Pride Month flag raising from 6 PM to
6:45 again. And then on Thursday, June 19th, there will be the Junth flag raising event from 5:00 pm to 5:45. All those will be happening just outside of the community center. Uh so, hope to see you there. Uh sticking with the human
relations, I want to highlight a couple of related items that are on today's agenda. Um well, first, Billy spoke beautifully to it. There's the resolution of support for the restoration of the Black Lives Matter mural in town. Um the mural is approaching five years in the age and has become faded and worn as Phil noted.
Uh and whereas we all I think remain committed to the principles underlying that message. I would just ask my council colleagues to support its restoration. Another wonderful project of the human relations commission. Um and also on the agenda is the appointment of Ruy Gout to the human relations commission. Um apologies if
I'm mispronouncing that name. haven't had the pleasure of being here just yet, but I do know that she's already working with the chairs of the commission to get fully up and running and help out with all the events that the commission has lined up. So, I'd encourage my council colleagues to support this nomination as well. And lastly, for anyone out there
in the public who may be interested in joining the Human Relations Commission and working on events and programs that help bring our community together, I encourage you to submit a volunteer application. The application can be accessed on the burough website at hpb.com and submit it to our wonderful municipal clerk, Jennifer Santiago. I
know a number of folks have expressed interest and are starting the application process, but there still should be a few uh vacancies available. So, please check it out if you're interested. That is my report for tonight. Thank you. Great. Uh, Council Member Hirs.
Thank you, Council President. Uh, good evening everybody. My name is Matthew Hirs. I chair the public works and public utilities committee. Um just wanted to uh uh point you to a few things briefly. Uh a reminder that bulk pickup is underway and by appointment
only. Uh bulk waste collection uh will be by by appointment and pickups uh can be scheduled on Wednesdays uh um through the remainder of May uh and in June as well as September and October. To make an appointment, please call public works
at 732-22479379 during reasonable hours. Uh, excuse me, I'm sorry, that's 6:30. Um, uh, uh, each household may request up to two collections a year. And uh just a side note uh [Music]
um since you're the one here bulk uh the the week after the townwide garage sale uh Tuesday uh uh September 17th and Thursday, September 19th, there will be a bulk pickup scheduled townwide. You do not need to make an appointment. Uh and
just to note, recycling will not be collected uh during the week of September 16th to September 20th. Uh materials may be placed uh at the curbside no sooner than 1 hour before sundown of the day prior to the scheduled pickup. Materials not properly secured, bundled, and unacceptable
items, please see the list at www.hpb.comed. And materials put out for collection without a scheduled appointment or on the wrong date also will not be collected. And why does that sound so strict? Well, because you know this time of year there is often a lot of material that's uh left you know out
on the curb for pickup. Uh we see this routinely with uh you know particularly as leases you know as as uh tenant leases come up in June um and people move uh and we see a lot of folks uh just you know kind of discarding their uh their items on the curb. Fortunately
in Highland Park you know there is a market for that. a lot of folk, you know, it's it's it's often advertised on social media and folks would come and uh and reuse the good the uh uh these materials. Um and more on that later through Sustainable Highland Park. However, though, if things uh lie out
there too long, it can be hazardous. Um they can shift. Um obviously uh there are there are real reasons why it's important to to keep your bulk collection uh in a safe secure place before until before the day of the pickup. Uh just on that uh just a quick
run through of our monthly report on sanitation and recycling. Uh thank you to Frank Troy from DBW for providing these uh these data. Uh uh we've had 311 ton tons collected of trash collected on eight collection days and delivered to
Middle Sex County landfill this month. And the year to date is um uh 1,223 tons of uh of of trash collection. uh with recycling, excuse me. We've uh in in this month alone, we collected 93
tons uh over nine collection days delivered to Colgate Paper Stock Company in Brunswick. Uh and the year to date is 326.29 tons. Um just a note, I say this every time, but if anybody out there is interested in uh coordinating to take a
trip to the Colgate Pap paper stock company, it is fascinating. You can see that these materials are actually recycled. There does seem to be a myth out there that uh recycling materials are not recycled. They are and they're sorted through and it's a really really interesting uh process. So our
environmental commission um uh uh can arrange for a tour and uh so please reach out if you are interested. Uh speaking of the environmental commission, they will meet uh they will meet on chip sorry they'll meet on June 4th, Wednesday, June 4th at 8:00 PM on Zoom. Go to www.hpb.com.
hbro.com for the link. And just a note on the environmental commission, we are appointing Josephino Grady uh tonight to the environmental commission. I was able to meet her at uh at the park partners uh voting. Uh so um congratulations to Josephine and thank you for stepping up.
Uh Sustainable Highland Park will meet next Wednesday uh May 28th at 7:30 p.m. uh in person here at Burl Hall at the downstairs conference room. uh you can enter from the south six side downstairs. Um this uh will likely this will be a hybrid uh meeting but the
meeting will be in person. So we look forward to seeing folks there and just uh just some upcoming programming through Sustainable Highland Park uh June 7th. Uh mark your calendars. It's the spring 2025 clean and green weekend. So join us for a weekend of native plant
giveaways, a neighborhood cleanup, and a tour of the Meadows Trail uh by Donaldson Park. Uh please note that there are different events uh on Saturday and Sunday. Uh on um on June 7th the uh the times are 9:00 am to 1 pm at Malamont Grath Park. Uh and then also
that morning also at 9:00 am uh uh related but a separate activity. Uh we're going to come together for a clean up our community. Uh gloves, buckets, and other supplies will be provided. Uh and again this event is part of the spring 2025 clean and green weekend.
Please come. Uh just a a nod to the shade tree advisory committee. Uh you know, we we we work hard in between meetings making sure that our tree maintenance uh program is uh is is is efficient and underway. Uh you may have seen that uh the bureau recently planted
about 100 trees, new new trees around town. Uh and of course they need to be maintained uh in these critical early years. So uh and just to just just a few notes on this. So, you know, if if if you're interested in in in having if you have a if you if you have a um uh if if
your street if your portion of the street is missing a tree or if there's a gap, you can request a tree. And um I highly recommend you do so because planting planting trees uh uh and and improving our tree canopy uh is particularly important uh especially now as you know we have a lot of
neighborhoods that are roughly the same age. You know, Highland Park was established in 1905. There's some older homes and younger homes and that, but um uh a lot of homes, you know, are, you know, were were built at a time when trees were planted about a hundred years ago, 80 years ago. You know, if we look
in the 40s and 50s, then we're looking at uh 70 or 80 years. And a lot of these trees are aging out. Uh so you may have seen that, you know, some of the trees, you know, if they start to look aged, well, that's because it's time to develop a new generation of trees. And that is what is happening. So please, uh
if you go to www.hbbo hbro.com. You can learn more about our tree planting program. And you can also request um a tree for the next time we do a planting. Um so why they help conserve energy by blocking winter winds and shading the summer sun. Trees reduce
noise. I feel like Joyce Kilmer up here. They reduce noise pollution by absorbing sounds. Trees filter and cleanse our water. On average, trees add from 5 to 6% to the value of your of your home. A large shade tree can produce enough oxygen for 10 people each year. And this
is really important too, particularly in B built out uh urbanized communities like Highland Park. Trees make the burough cooler by reducing the urban heat island effect. They control soil erosion. We are on high land. We have hills. There is erosion. They enhance
the appearance of our streets. Unquestionable. They clean the air by absorbing carbon dioxide dioxide and harmful pollutants. So please if you have a missing tree go ahead and request uh and request a planting. Uh it is very exciting and you know you really have
ownership over that and you feel that you have you know some agency and a part in the environmental stewardship of park. Uh thank you to our um uh to our volunteers who cleared 18 and a half pounds of litter from Raven
Avenue North Third and five rain gardens on South Third, fourth and fifth. Uh this is part of Sustainable Highland Park's uh regular cleanup. You can go to www.sustainable highland park.org to learn more about Sustainable Highland Park and upcoming program and also
thanks to a grant that the bureau received. You can also check out their new website which is incredible. Many congratulations to sustainable for seeing this through. And uh that is my report. Council President, thank you. Uh council member H. Thank you, Council
President. My name is Matt Hail and I chair the economic development uh committee. Um couple things. So this Thursday from 3:00 to 7 pm and Friday from 11 to 5:00 pm is downtown planting days. So the big planters that are on
Main Street um it's where we get a a bunch of volunteers um coming out to help plant um uh uh stuff for the summer season. So you are uh available if you have some time. Um there's always a need for volunteers um to get out um and help with the planting. So you can go to
mainstreet.org or you can just head to main street on either Thursday or Friday and say I want to plant and uh and they will help. Um we also kicked off uh outdoor movie night this week with the Muppet movie which was a huge success.
Um, if you take a look at the uh listing of of events for the outdoor movie night, it looks like there's a little bit of a David Lynch film festival going on. Um, uh, so the the the movie Blue Velvet is on July 19th. Bulland Drive is
on August 16th and there is a Twin Peaks double feature um on September 27th. All events start at 900 PM. Um, and uh, so come on out and take a look at those. There are also others for children. So, I see those chasing going, "Where are my
kids gonna go?" There are plenty of those that are are are age appropriate. Um, but it's a great event. It's a great uh place to come out and take a look at some outdoors. Um, uh, also um uh we have a a
project um that is funded through uh a variety of sources, but also neighborhood um participation program. um we're working on on creating some new banners to go up um all up and down um Ritan. So it's it's a process um by which we are are taking uh comments and
I wanted to thank um council member uh Hirsh and Vargas for their comments um on previous designs. But I really also wanted to thank the sort of lead designer for Main Street's Highland Park Committee Giza um who is working on on coming up with some great new designs
for from new banners. Um, and then lastly, this summer we are starting a local business social media project. Um, the basic idea is that we're going to try and do little short videos of um, Highland Park businesses um, and then post those videos all over um, various
social media channels. It's just an opportunity to sort of highlight quickly and shortly um, some of the things that are going on in in Highland Park. Um, if you are a local business and interested in being in one of these, or if you have a favorite local business, um, and would like to star in one of these, um, please
don't hesitate to reach out to me, um, Matt Mhalepro.com, um, and we'll take it from there. Um, so, lots of fun stuff coming up for the summer and that's my report. Great. Um, council member Vargas. Thank
you, Council President. Uh my name is Mo Vargas and I chair the arts and recreation um portfolio. I'd like to begin with a reminder that the Memorial Day parade is coming up this Monday, May 26. The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. at Civic Square in New Brunswick and
will make it way through Highland Park along Avenue with ceremonies taking place at the Dobo Monument. We anticipate reaching Highland Park around 11:30. We encourage everyone in the community to come out and join us as we honor and remember the brave men and
women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. The Highland Park Arts Commission continues its exciting work with another assortment of learn and create workshop series um which will take place on May 27th at the Highland Park Library starting at 7.
This upcoming workshop focus on focuses on beginner jewelry making and I'm happy to share that it's already at capacity with 25 registrations. The original maximum was 18 but due to high demand they were able to expand the class. There's going to be a consideration for offering the workshop again in the fall
which is great news for those who didn't get to um register this time around. Also a huge congratulations to the arts commission for being awarded the fire partners grant which was just announced today. This grant will support a new initiative called the free little art gallery which will bring many art
galleries to different parts of the burrow. The first installation is planned for the environmental center river which is now the home to the races cultural center. We're looking forward to seeing these little galleries pop up and bring creativity to unexpected places. Stay tuned for news of when the
first installation will take place. The commission also co-sponsored porch fest which took place this past Sunday and I had the honor of hosting five bands on our porch each representing a unique music was a joyful day filled with music dancing and community spirit.
A huge thank you to Gary Klin and Su Winkler for their outstanding coordination and planning of registration to promoting the event. Everything ran smoothly at least from our end. Um I'm sure it was not an easy task. Um, but our family really loves being part of it and we're already
looking forward to hosting again next year. Um, so stay tuned for information on that. And that is my quick and short. Council President, thank you. Thank you. Lastly, my turn. Um, uh, the mayor is currently
attending the New Jersey Conference of Mayors 60th annual spring conference in Atlantic City. and um she couldn't attend tonight's meeting. So, my name is Stephanie Kim Choan and I'm council president and the chair of finance. A
quick uh just a quick few announcements. The rent control board will not be holding its monthly um meeting on Thursday. We look forward to seeing you next month. We still have an opening for a part-time tax assessor clerk. If you
are interested, please apply on our burrow's website. Last night, I joined Governor Murphy and many other um AAPI elected officials to celebrate Asian-American and Pacific Islanders Heritage Month.
Um, in 2023, New Jersey had approximately 929 uh,000 AAPI residents with Middle Sex County having the largest population and share within the state. So, um, thank
you to all your ne my neighbors and the surrounding counties um, for your contributions. Uh, lastly, uh, enjoy the unofficial start of summer. um this three on this upcoming threeday weekend.
Uh while the weather may not affect this seasonal change yet, we hope that you will join us for the Memorial Day parade on Monday. All right. Uh Burl's administrator report. Thank you, Council President. I
do have a couple items I'd like to mention. Um, the first couple relate to agenda items. I just thought I'd just point out uh item 12A on the agenda, uh, an authorization to go out to bid, uh, to solicit proposals for leasing, uh,
115 Ritan Avenue, which the burough has acquired as part of our track day redevelopment. uh we were approached by two separate entities with an interest in utilizing the garage space for operating and maintaining their own uh
fleets. Um and it struck us that there might be an interest. So the pro proper procedure uh if we were going with a for-profit entity is to get this authorization uh from council. We'll issue a bid and see what comes in. Uh so
I just wanted to explain what that item was. uh if we find a suitable tenant, uh it'll be back to council for a vote as to whether or not to authorize that lease agreement, I believe. So, um that's what that item is because it was a first one for me, so I thought I'd
mention it. Um I also just thought I'd point out I had requested an executive session uh to discuss uh JSM versus Highland Park litigation. We are not going to hold that meeting tonight. We just don't have enough to report um to keep you this evening. So, I ask that uh
you consider table that for this evening. Um and I thought I'd be mentioning the start of summer unofficially. Our code enforcement office has reported uh quite a number of phone calls from residents
regarding grass height. And there was a post on Facebook uh from the bureau kind of reminding folks uh we do have uh property maintenance regulations. We are not extremely rigid about enforcing them. However, uh we do suggest folks
keep their tabs on those uh and uh right now the at least is my understanding that the code is 4 in uh to grass height. But in general, we all know how it is. Lots of rain uh means lots of growth. And I would also remind folks uh
probably more importantly um shrubs that are in the right of way, particularly sidewalks and at corners do tend to bust forward at this time of year. And property owners that have those corners and those key areas um where they have
shrubs in those rightways, we also ask that you please keep those under control so that people can walk by. So again, um, just a gentle reminder, uh, kind of time to step up on on the property maintenance and, you know, keep an eye out for your neighbors. If they're
having any difficulty with their maintenance, maybe you can give them a hand. Thanks. Great. Uh, burrow attorney's report. Thank you. So, just as a um reminder for the public and for those at home, um during the
council meetings, there are several opportunities for members of the public to speak and express their opinions. Uh they are at number 10, which is the public participation. You'll be awarded three minutes. That is to speak to any item on the agenda. So, that's your resolutions, your ordinances on first
readings, appointments, so on so forth. Um at number 15, you'll see a second public participation. That is three minutes where uh members are allowed to speak on any item not on the agenda, anything they want to bring forward to council. Um and the third opportunity is on ordinances on second reading, which
there is one tonight. The public will be given an opportunity to speak on that ordinance specifically. Um the during that that speaking session, uh it's it's not a back and forth. You are welcome to ask the council uh any questions. You're welcome to make any comments. um the council is not going to engage in a back
and forth and answer those questions during your time. Uh and specifically that is done to allow for every member to have ample opportunity to speak uh before the council makes any kind of comment back. Uh thank you very much.
Public participation 21 minutes total, three minutes per speaker limited to items on this agenda. Comments from members of the public attending the meeting in person will be heard first, followed by members of the public
attending the meeting via Zoom. Hi, we have three members uh of the public on Zoom, but no hands up. Seeing no one, may I have a motion to close public participation? So move.
Second roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail. Yes. Council member Hirs. Yes. Council President Kohhan. Yes. Council member Piston. Yes. Council member Vargas. Yes. Ordinance requiring a second readin.
Clerk, please report on ordinance number 21-2114. An ordinance entitled bond ordinance providing for various water and sewer improvements appropriating 1,500,000 therefore from the water and sewer utility and author authorizing the
issuance of 1,500 in bonds or notes to finance the cost thereof has been duly advertised for consideration of passage on final reading by title. The affidavit of publication are on file. ordinance has also been posted and made available for
public inspection. A public hearing. It is now time for a public hearing on this ordinance. If you would like to speak on this ordinance, please come to the microphone or raise your hand on Zoom. No hands up on Zoom. Okay. Seeing no
one, may I have a motion to to close public hearing on ordinance number 25-2114? Motion. Second. Roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail. Yes. Council member Hirs. Yes. Council
President Ken Johan. Yes. Council member Piston. Yes. Council member Vargas. Yes. May I have a motion to approve ordinance 25-2114? So moved. Second. Roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail.
Yes. Council member Hirsh. Yes. Council President Kenton. Yes. Council member Pistonic. Yes. Council member Vargas. Yes. In consent agenda items. Uh resolutions. Uh, council members would
like any of the following consent agenda items pulled from the consent for separate vote. I Okay, see none. May I have a motion to approve the following consent agenda
items? Uh, 13 A through 13 J. 12 12 8 through 12. Uh, sorry. 12. Okay. Through 12.
So move. Second. Roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member G. Yes. Council member Hirs. Yes. Yes. Council member Ponic. Yes. Council member Vargas. Yes.
Resolutions requiring a separate reading. Uh 5-25-152, chapter 85, resolution to request a change in title, tax, or amount of appropriation.
Uh, may I have a motion to to adopt 5-25-152, chapter 85, resolution to request a change in title, text, or amount of appropriation.
So move. Second. Roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail, yes. Council member Hirs, yes. C. Council President Ken Johan. Yes. Council member Ponic. Yes. Council member Vargas. Yes.
Now appointments. Human Relations Commission moving all uh environmental commission Josephine Grady. No confirmation needed but welcome aboard. Second public participation.
Three minutes per speaker on any topic subject to 900 PM conclusion. Comments from members of the public attending the meeting in person will be heard first, followed by members of the public attending the meeting via Zoom.
I see no hands up on Zoom. All right, seeing no one, may I have a motion to close public participation? So move. Second. A roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail. Yes. Council member Hirs. Yes. Council
President Kim Johan. Yes. Council member Piston. Yes. Council member Vargas. Yes. Great. Next we have um item 17A, resolution 5-25-53, executive section uh litigation
JSM versus Burough of Highland Park. Um as um business administrator holder had mentioned that we need addition additional time is needed and I would like to ask council for a motion to pull this resolution. Absolutely.
Second. Okay. Uh may I have a Okay, that was the motion. Roll call. Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail. Yes. Council member Hir. Yes. Kan. Yes. Council member Piston, yes. Council
member Vargas, yes. All right. Motion. May I have a motion to adjourn? And can I have a motion to adjourn? Congratulations on the record for the shortest meeting. So move.
Well done. Second. All in favor? I. Thank you everyone. Next meeting schedule will be June 3rd.