This meeting is called to order in accordance with the open public meeting act. Notice of this meeting was provided to the home tribune, the star ledger and on the Highland Park Planet on January 8th, 2025 and was posted on borrow
website at www.hpbro.com hborrow.com and on the bulletin board of Boroa 221 South 5th Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey and has remained continuously posted as required by law. My exits are
to my left and right. Council Chambers, it's your big night. You lead us in the pledge of >> allegiance after 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. >> Mayor, >> yes. >> Council member >> here. Council member H >> here. Council member Hurst here. >> Council president >> here. >> Council member >> here. >> Council member Vargas attorney
>> here >> and administrator >> here. Okay. Honors and awards and presentation. Tonight we have three promotions. promotion of Lieutenant Calber and Sergeant Gity and the swearing of new
officer Luis Rivera and it um public safety chair. Would you confident me on this square
family members? Good. I >> I Louis there >> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will faithfully >> that I will faithfully >> impartially >> and partially >> and justly perform >> and justly perform >> all the duties
>> all the duties >> of the office of police officer Island Park police officer according to the best of my abilities >> of the office of the island park police officer according to the best of my ability >> I do further solemnly swear >> I do further solemnly swear
>> that I will support the Constitution. >> I will support the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States >> and the Constitution >> and the Constitution >> of the State of New Jersey >> of the state of New Jersey. >> That I will bear true faith >> and that I will bear true faith >> and allegiance to the same >> and allegiance to the state
>> and to the government established >> and to the government establish >> in the United States >> in the United States >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority of the people. >> So help me God. Thank you. And now I'm going to ask for
>> works nice. >> I'm like, >> you have family members for seven minutes. Okay, everybody can help hold the Bible. Come on. Repeat after me. I Kevin
>> I Kevin >> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will faithfully >> that I will faithfully >> and impartially and justly >> and impartially and justly >> perform the duties >> perform the duties >> of the office >> of the office >> of Highland Park Police
>> Sergeant >> of Park Sergeant >> according to the best of my ability to best my ability >> I do further solemnly swear >> I do further solemnly swear >> that I will support the Constitution ution that I will support the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States
>> and the Constitution >> and the Constitution >> of the State of New Jersey >> of the state of New Jersey >> and that I will bear true true faith >> I will bear >> true faith >> true faith >> and allegiance to the same >> and allegiance to the same >> and the government established >> and to the government established
>> in the United States >> and the United States >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority of the people Thank you. Thank you. Come on, J. >> We're going to take a quick break. Family member is missing, so we'll come
back. We're waiting for one. But in the me in the meantime, um >> in the meantime, he's going to do a sound a year all >> hiring is always big for us and and promoting is even more important. Lewis comes to us from Jersey City Police Department. Um he absolutely crushed it
on the interviews. Um his background, his everything was just exemplary and we're excited to have him here as a new officer. uh the experience he's going to bring from G City to Highland Park is going to be tremendous and I'm I'm excited to get to know him as an officer. Um he's in field training now.
He's on nights. If you see him, stop him, say hi. Um get a chance to know him. You're going to you're going to really like this person who's our new police officer. Um as to the promotions, I've worked with Lieutenant now Lieutenant Colbert my entire career and
Sergeant Gity for the last 20 years. Um I'm excited to promote both of them. They've deserved it for a long time and we finally have the ability to put them in the spots that they deserve in the places that we need them. Uh they're going to help the department grow to the future, the leadership of this place and I couldn't be prouder of either of them.
They've been my friends for a very long time. Um and to see them succeed and and pushelves up is has been awesome to watch. So, uh I just want to thank them for holding the line and doing the job and always being there and doing it
right. So, thank you guys. We don't have to wait. >> We can wait a minute. We can wait a minute. We can wait a minute for your son. >> You You put in years of service. We can wait a minute. >> You waited You waited 22 years. >> We can give you a few minutes after all
that time. >> We're the Highland Park family. We come together. Yeah. So, I'll throw it out there now. Uh, when this is this brief ceremony is over, um, there's an opportunity for everybody to kind of get together at the community center, which is right out the back doors here. We have some refreshments. Please go enjoy,
mingle, talk to each other, introduce yourselves. Um, take take the time to just kind of celebrate this moment. Um, it's it's all there for everyone to to have that time to do that. So, please please >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Okay. I can All right. Sure. Christmas is coming. Uh Hanukkah
is coming. Quaza is coming. All these great holidays in the winter time. Uh the roads are getting sketchy. Uh be safe. Um be vigilant. Pay attention to your neighborhoods. Pay attention to your neighbors houses. Pay attention to what's going on on the roads. Um just be
safe. This time of year is always dangerous. It's a hard time for a lot of people that don't have a lot. Um and they take it amongst themselves and take it hard. So just be careful. Watch out for each other. Be there for each other. packages. >> No, we're not going to go down the packaging route.
>> Trying to kill >> No porch pirates. We're going to keep this we're going to keep this high and we're going to keep >> No porch pirates. >> No porch pirates. Our Facebook post from Lieutenant Sen today covered all all the all the porch pirate madness we need to
cover. >> He's a mile he's a mile away. Exactly. A mile away. >> Track him on his phone. So, >> I apologize. You came right from wrestling practice. So, >> let's let's >> you get to hear some of the work that we're doing. So, give us some time. So,
we're going to go do some of our work and then we'll come back to this piece. Okay. >> We got an audience for a big audience. While we get back to work, I'm just going to ask everyone to be a little bit quiet.
And tonight we're going to have a um okay on December 16th we're going to be having a recognition for John Marion and Amy Pollock 12 Highland Park Arts Commission members who are leaving us after many years of wonderful services.
And I'm going to move on to council reports and I'm going to start with council member George. >> Thank you mayor. Uh good evening everyone. I'm Phil George and I'm council liaison to the burough's public safety agencies and park library. Um, as
we know and as we see and we're in the middle of congratulations to the new superior officers, Lieutenant Jason Culver, Sergeant Sean Garity, whom I've known for a long, long time starting way back in the days as prosecutor and new
police officers. Um, I I'm proud to see them uh moving up and they deserve, but I think they deserve our thanks for stepping up to these new positions and taking responsibility. Their experience and feeling for our town reflect values that show us in our best focus and them
and their best focus. In particular, I also like to thank our new patrolman, Luis Rivera, for joining us. It will be a great addition. Good interview. Tough interview. Looking forward to seeing you uh on the first. Everyone, please uh and
you're listening at home, stop and say hello to our officers. Uh talk to them for just a moment. Um and and we'll see where our department is headed um in the great direction that we're going. On Wednesday, December 10th, the police department is partnering with the
members of the human relations commission who will be providing the ingredients to decorate cookies to celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures in our community for the next coffee and cocoa with a cop event. Uh also cookie decorated. The members of
Highland Park uh PBA Local 64 also be on hand for the final day of the toys for tots donation drive. So, if you're coming, please also bring along a toy to help spread some holiday holiday cheer where might where it might not otherwise reach. All these activities plus free
refreshments will be on Wednesday, December 10th from 5 to 7:00 at the uh community center just across the way. Um, and you can contact uh Brian Fitzgerald at fitzgeraldhp.com,
Mark Reefer at mrefer at hp.com, at burrow.com, or Oscar Cleaver at o cleaver at hp.com. the fire department. Uh they answered 46 fire calls in the month of November, which is uh showing how well the
reorganization of the department by our administration is working to get services available 247 and 365 locally. The fire department partnered with the police department and team zone 6 uh teen center for distribution of food
over the Thanksgiving week to anybody who needed it. Chief Xiaomi told me that our firefighters experienced a great feeling uh working um with the food giveaway at the King Center. Um I have to report that the fire department insisted I report that they safely
delivered Santa Claus to the burrow's annual tree lighting on Saturday. No, no after there, please. as part of the main street holiday market which was very successful. Uh why I think the largest crowd lately firefighters were in the middle of a large crowd of kids who had
fun seeing Santa and also enjoying uh everything that was going on at the at the holiday market. They gave out fires and candy canes and had a great time at the library. If you turn down north six in the last few days, you'll see that the pergola is finally in place, which
finishes off the Ida Kushner grant to the library. It's on the north side of the library along the six. Um with the spring, we'll finish up the landscaping on the pergola. Um, and it will be a nice little resting place to come out
and read, um, sit, enjoy, talk with people, and hopefully brighten up that side of the library. Uh, the one book, one town program's final count is nearly 200 participants for the various events. Uh, the event is actually still carrying
on. The library has mounted an art exhibit which uh in the community room which reflects the mood, the content, the feeling of the novel in the media room and they are also at work as we sit here right now installing more artwork
in the library area. Thank you mayor. >> Council member Post. >> Thank you mayor. Um I don't know maybe we should talk to Lieutenant if everyone is here to hold you. >> Oh he's here. Okay. >> He made it. Yes. Thank you very much everyone.
>> You the floor. >> All right. The man of the hour. It's important. We waited for you because we wanted to see have you see your dad getting ready. >> Repeat after me. I, James Cover >> I, Jason Culver,
>> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will faithfully >> that I will faithfully >> impartially >> impartially >> and justly >> and justly >> perform all the duties >> perform all of the duties >> of the h of of the office of the Highland Park Police Lieutenant
>> of the office of Highland Park Police Lieutenant >> according to the best of my abilities. >> according to the best of my ability. I do further solemnly swear >> I do further solemnly swear >> that I will support the Constitution >> that I will support the Constitution >> of the United States
>> of the United States >> and the Constitution >> and the Constitution >> the State of New Jersey >> of the state of New Jersey >> and I will bear true faith >> and I will bear true faith >> and allegiance to the same >> and allegiance to the same >> and to the government established >> and to the governments established
>> in the United States >> in the United States >> and this state >> and in this state >> under the authority of the people. >> under the authority of the people. >> So help me God. >> Thank you. No, no, no. Now he just want to ditch.
Congratulations on Highland Party. And now we're going to take a five minute recess until I know you go and have the conversations. Okay. And now we go to council member Jason >> P still. >> Thank you, mayor. I guess I want to
stick around for my report. >> Personally, we're celebrating Jason tonight. >> Uh well, thank you. Uh my name is Jason Lelnik. I'm the chair of the health and human services committee. Uh I just have two things I wanted to report on tonight. First, I wanted to highlight
the food handling establishment ordinance that is on tonight's agenda. Uh the work of this began earlier this year when our board of health identified some gaps in our municipal code in the area of food handling safety. Um we did a lot of research into this found that even though many of the requirements in
this area come from state regulation, we didn't really have anything spelled out in our own code on this subject. And in particular, we lack a requirement that everyone who prepares food in our restaurants, cafes, and other retail food establishments take any basic food handling uh safety training to help
ensure food safety. Uh so this ordinance would plug those gaps, make the food safety rules clear at the local level, and require that everyone involved in food prep in the park retail food establishment has the knowledge base to do so in a clean and safe manner. Uh so like I mentioned, we've been working on
this for quite some time and I want to give a few shout outs and thanks to uh a number of people who helped get us to tonight. Uh first there's particular Jay Crossson from the board of health who first took it upon himself to thank our existing uh code and identify our need for this ordinance and just want to
thank the rest of the board of health for their advocacy and support, assistant business administrator Jake Callahan and Bur administrator Terry Hov for their research coordination and help putting this together. And last but not least, Burough Council Aaron Reno for drafting the ordinance and answering my
slew of questions. Um, thanks for making this happen and I encourage all my colleagues to support this ordinance tonight. Uh, second, I just wanted to recognize that tomorrow is international day of persons with disabilities day. Uh this date was established in 1992 by the
UN to increase understanding and awareness of disability issues and the abilities of people with disabilities, promote the full and effective participation in society for the dignity, rights, and well-being of people with disabilities, and celebrate the achievements and contributions of people with disabilities. Over 1 million
people or approximately 15% of the world's population live with some form of disability and face barriers to inclusion in many key aspects of society. This year the fe this year's theme is fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress
and that's a goal I think we can all get behind. Uh and I'll just close with a special congratulations again to all of our officers who are uh sworn in today for promotions or to just join our ranks. We appreciate your service and that is my report for tonight.
>> Thank you and I go to council member Hail. >> Thank you madam mayor. I'm Matt Hill. chair of the economic development committee. Um uh couple things coming up that are exciting. Um uh December 13th from 4 to 8 is a night owl market. Um uh
last couple have been fantastic including as said the tree lighting and um uh that market, but there's another one on December 13th from 4 to 8 um where there'll be gifts, arts and crafts, music, all kinds of fun stuff. Then on December 14th um from 1 to 5:00
p.m. is the annual town Nora lighting. Um I made a joke about soup last time. Um so I won't make it again, but come and eat and have a great time at Monora Lighting. And then on December 15th from 6:30 to 8:30 right here in this room,
not the community center, right here in this room, um we're going to be holding a community meeting about the Third Avenue uh public plaza. Um uh this is a a great opportunity to come and see uh the latest designs from our our professionals. um from Arterial, ask
some questions. Uh it should be a great event. So, please come out again. That's December 15th from 6:30 to 8:30 right here in this room. That's all I have. >> Quick question. Is there going to be a que thing? >> Um I do not know of a but I can
certainly check it out. >> Thank you. Okay, council member. >> Thank you, Mayor. Um, Kinetics usually has their their quant. I'm not sure. >> Um, where's the community? >> That would be right here >> in this room.
>> Got it. >> Right here. >> Thank you. That's very It's very exciting. I will be there. Uh, and it's very exciting. Uh, my name Good evening everyone. My name is Matthew Hirs. I'm the chair of the public works and public utilities uh committee. Um uh wanted to
congratulate uh uh Lieutenant Culver and Sergeant Gity uh and Officer Rivera for for joining the ranks. Um I mean we've all known Culver and Gity for a long time and their service to the burrow is unmatched. Uh so we're really excited to
see them elevate um and take them their leadership positions. Um just a few items, Mayor. Uh the environmental commission meets uh tomorrow, Wednesday, December 3rd at 8:00 p.m. on Zoom. You can find the link at www.hpbro.com. Uh even though we do have a work session
next week, I'll announce that uh we the shades advisory committee meets on Wednesday, December 10 at 7:30 p.m. also on Zoom on the uh the link at www.hpro.com. uh as the liaison to sustainable
Highland Park, we work closely uh with the community as as as as a link between the community and the bureau to be better environmental stewards and our our our achievements uh are are our our um uh are tracked through uh sustainability certification by
sustainable New Jersey. Uh we have been reertified as silver uh once again. We're going for gold uh the next round up, but a lot of the things that happen in between are what get us to that status. So, just a few things that are happening uh led by Sustainable Highland Park in the next couple weeks. On
December 6th, uh there is a Sustainable Highland Park community cleanup uh meet at the Welcome Pavilion uh on December 6th between at 10 and that cleanup will take place between 10 and noon. Supplies will be provided for you. Bags, gloves,
um um items to pick up debris will be provided, but you are free to bring your own. on December 17th. Uh please join everyone's welcome to our to our December to our December monthly meeting on December 17th, but then that is immediately followed by a holiday party.
So join us in person at the teen center right over here at 600 better between 7 to 9:00 p.m. We'll recap all the all this year's accomplishments and share some appetizers and desserts at our zero waste party. All are welcome and are encouraged to bring something to share. What is zero waste? So that means we try
to have this party with without throwing that much away at all. So we bring reusable plates, we bring reusable utensils, uh and we try to leave um that the the least the lightest footprint possible. Um just a couple of items uh
just as public works leaison uh just you know with today's weather and with winter creeping up on us quickly uh we're going to start seeing some hazardous conditions on the roadways. uh the the the chief will dig into this as well, but when snow is in the forecast, uh the public works department has some
suggestions to assist in our snow removal efforts and uh you know, these are designed to make the street safe as possible for residents following a snowstorm. Um you can go to www.hpb.com to get familiar with the guidelines that are that that are required particularly
if you live on snow emergency routes. Um there are there there there are times where you will have to move your car if there are if we go above a certain amount of measurable snow. So please be mindful of that. Uh and help a neighbor out. Uh you can always help a neighbor out with shoveling their walk,
particularly neighbors who might live on a corner property who may not have the resources uh the availability uh or or or um uh or simply are un are are not uh able to clear their walkway. uh please
help them out. And um Councilman Pastelic, I I I don't know, would would you mind if I mentioned um something at community services with snow removal? It's kind of related to snow removal. >> It depends. No, of course you >> I love it.
>> Thank you. Thank you. This is the work of CO. Um but it was related. So there is also a volunteer effort in town to remove snow. So, uh, the the Department of Community Services, um, keeps a, uh, a list of volunteers, both paid and
free, uh, for folks who who are in need of snow removal. So, if you do need, uh, snow removal and you are interested in contacting a neighbor, uh, who has given their name, uh, to community services, please contact Jennifer Lina at J Molina MaB.com.
Thank you, Casey. Um, uh, since well, I'm try I'm trying to stay in my lane here, but since since Councilwoman Vargas uh is not here, I did just want to mention that this Sunday, December 7th from 4 to 9 at Penos is the Highland
Parks Art Arts Commission's um poetry festival. Um and the reason why, you know, that is very important, but I'm also one of the judges, so I will be there. Uh and so please come. And mayor, that is my report. Thank you. >> Do you want to report on the warming center? Oh yeah. Well, yeah, we have.
Yeah, for sure. Um, so we do have a uh we we we have a warm we do keep a code blue center uh uh during during during cold during cold uh uh nights in Highland Park. Uh this is a this is a volunteer service that the that that Highland Park provides. We're not
required by the state. Uh but the but but the point is we do have an unsheltered population here. Uh and we do have folks who who who also may not have a warm place to be when temperatures get extremely cold. So if you do uh need assistance, please reach out um and
call the police. Uh number I should know off the top of my head. 732 uh uh >> 572 >> 572 >> 3800 >> 3800. Thank you. >> Thank you. That that non-emergency line actually is burned into my head. So I
apologize. Um, but thank you, mayor, for for for reminding me for that. >> Council President Kim Jan. Um, I actually don't have much. You're just here last week. I don't have much, but I did receive a few emails and I thought I
would clarify from my report last week when I touched on the state's budget and some people asked me where is this surplus or when did you see that um in the budget and I didn't touch on it. It's actually from the sales from the EV
cars because that started this year. So prior to that um you couldn't buy an electric vehicle tax-free. So this year they started collecting and uh everyone that's still dedicated to their electric vehicles are now getting hit with the
sales tax and it's it's crazy but including myself. So that's where that surplus is coming. And also since um council member uh normal Vargas is in here too. I also wanted to mention that there's a I guess fairly new program at
um Brack that is for toddlers starting as young as two years old. It's called Jumping Jelly Beans. I signed my son up and would love I think they still have openings and would love for others to join. Um it's from ages two through five
and that's my report. Thank you. >> Um, attorney Renault. >> Thank you, mayor. Um, normally, uh, my my only report is to just inform the public as to what the speaking portion of the uh, of the meeting will be. So,
we'll go ahead and do that. Um, there are, uh, several opportunities for the public to speak, uh, whether you are on Zoom or here in council chambers. Uh, the first, uh, is is number nine on the agenda. It's public participation. that gives the public three minutes to speak on any item that's on the agenda that
your ordinance is on first reading as well as resolutions. Uh there'll be a second public participation uh at the conclusion of the agenda. Uh that is to speak for three minutes on any topic that any member of the public wishes to bring forward. Uh we do not have any ordinances on second reading tonight. So
that won't be an issue. But thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Administrator report. >> Good evening. Yes, I have a couple of quick items. Uh, first on the agenda tonight, we do have another ordinance on introduction. It's a bond ordinance authorizing
um appropriating, excuse me, $800,000 toward uh DPW heavy equipment. In particular, a garbage truck, which is very, very much needed. You may see some strange configurations during garbage pickup when our when our rear loader is
out of whack, and it is right now. Um, and we are going to order a new one. Fortunately, we have a $250,000 grant to offset some of that cost and then the remaining amount of money would go towards other needed heavy equipment at DPW. So, I thank council's consideration
for that item. Um, the other uh matter I'd want to report on, I mentioned a while back um that we were notified that Middle Sex Water Company, where we purchase our water, um has requested a rate increase of the board of public
utilities. So, we have filed a formal I guess we're an intervenor in the rape case along with several other municipalities that are in the same position. Um, it's a very technical process as I'm learning, but uh with the help of our special counsel on that
matter. Um, we are participating as best we can and our goal is to understand the basis for the rate that's proposed and to advocate for some places where maybe there could be some cutbacks to to kind of reduce the uh pass through cost to
the bureau and to our customers. So, I'll keep you posted as that goes through. I understand it's going to take several months from this point. So, it's not a fastmoving training, but I've been I started participating in those meetings about a week ago, and I just thought I'd report out on that. Um, and
that is all I have. Thank you, mayor. >> Thank you. I have a very tiny report as well. It's an update from last week. Um, last week I reported the upper Ritin that the the road diet was supposed to start on the upper Ritin in November. It
didn't happen this week. We received an email saying that they're going to be starting that road diet next week. So fingers crossed that there is no incoming weather or anything that would preclude them from coming in and to start that much needed work on upperity.
And as I promised, I will keep you all posted as to where we are. That's my report. Thank you. And now it's time for public participation. 21 minutes total. Three minutes per speaker including
items on this agenda. Comments from member of the public attending person will be heard first followed by those who are on Zoom. And we have no one in public participation right now. Do we have anyone on Zoom? >> We have two attendees on Zoom but no hands raised.
>> Okay. Seeing not may I have a motion to close public participation? >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Council member Thor. >> Yes. >> Council member Hail. >> Yes. >> Council member Her. >> Yes. >> Council President Kim Johan. Yes. Council member Persona. >> Yes. >> Ordinance number ordinance required
first reading. First, please report an introduction of ordinance number 25-2119. bond ordinance providing for the purchase of various vehicles for the Department of Public Works binding in the Burough Primal Park in the county of Middle Sex State of New Jersey
appropriating 800,000 therefore inclusive of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs grant in the amount of 250,000 and authorizing the issuance of 550,000 in bonds or notes of the bureau to finance part of the cost thereof has
been duly introduced by the finance committee for consideration of passage on first reading by title. and supplemental debt statement prepared by the finance officer was filed in the clerk's office on December 2nd, 2025. >> May I have a motion to approve ordinance
number 252119 on introduction? >> Second roll. >> Council member George, >> yes. >> Council member Hail, >> yes. >> Council member Hirs, >> this is a much needed garbage truck that
uh is is long overdue for the burrow. As Terry mentioned, uh will also help finance other heavy equipment. Um many thanks to Michael Zoroitz and Terry for sourcing this uh this purchase and to the public works uh committee, counc
uh for for moving forward with this. So um of course the finance committee. So this is a big deal uh and we're really excited about this. So absolutely nice. >> Council President Kim Choa. >> Yes. >> Council Stone. >> Yes.
Ordinance number 25-2120. Cler, please report an introduction of ordinance number 25-2120. An ordinance amending and supplementing the code of the burough filing part to add chapter 103 titled health regulations and licenses. Article one,
food handling establishments has been duly introduced by the health and human services committee for consideration of passage on first reading by Texas. May I have a motion to approve ordinance number 252120 introduction to authorize publication as required by law and set
up public hearing on December 16, 2025. >> Motion second. >> Council member George like to thank J and Council for the work they put on this very detailed uh but really important work. Yes.
>> Council member Hail. >> Yes. >> Council member Hirs. >> Yes. >> Council President Kim Johan. Yes, council member Gonic. >> Yes, and thank you George for kind words and thanks oh and I forgot to give a little shout out to health and human services committee for approving this. Thank you guys.
>> Okay, now I move on to the consent agenda. May I ask if there's any council member that would like to separate anything on the consent agenda? Separate >> vote. >> Okay. May I have a motion to adopt the following consent agenda 11 A through
11G? So move. >> Second. >> Council member George. >> Yes. >> Council member Hale. >> Yes. >> Council member Hirsch. >> Yes. >> Council President Kron. >> Yes. >> Council member Pone. >> Yes. >> And now we move to appointments. Appointments to universal access. Le
Ross. May I have a motion to confirm? >> Motion. Second. >> Roll call. >> Council member George. Yes. Council member Hail. >> Yes. >> Council member Hir. >> Congratulations. Leila. Yes. >> Council President Kim John. >> Yes. >> Council member Pellic. Yes. >> Okay. Now it's time for the second
public participation. Three minutes per speaker on any topic subject to conclude at 9 p.m. Comments from members of the public attending in person will be heard first, followed by those on Zoom. Anyone on Zoom? Terry, >> we're up to four attendees. No hands on.
>> Seeing none, may I have a motion to close public participation? >> Second. >> Council member George. >> Yes. Council member Hail. >> Yes. >> Council member Hirs. >> Yes. >> Council President Kim Johan. >> Yes. Council member Ponic. >> Yes.
>> Meeting adjourn. They have May have a motion to adjurnn. So move. Second. >> All in favor? I. >> Our next meeting is scheduled for December 16th at 7 p.m. See you there. Be safe.