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journal also placed on the bulletin board in the lobby of city hall any objections if any should be made to the city clerk >> thank you let's all rise pledge the flag >> pledge allegiance to the flag United States of America to the republic for it
stands one nation under God indivisible and justice for all >> Mr. Conn here >> Fiser >> yes here >> here >> presidento >> present
>> Mr. Cano Mr. Ramos >> present Mr. Russo >> present. >> President Doyle >> present. Uh we'd like to start the meeting tonight. Um it was a year ago today that we lost
our colleague. Um the clerk's office was good enough to get the flowers and so for Councilwoman Gillino uh November 5th, 2024.
So we'll have a moment of silence. >> All right. Thank you. Um As far as administrative matters that you can see on your on the uh agenda there are a certain number of matters are carried.
Um second readings number four four and five are carried that for the planning board to review before we will address them. Uh, C CD5, I've got Radar O'Reilly
here whispering to me. Um, CD5 is being carried. Um, and it it will come back soon. Um, per and most likely amended. Uh, and
uh, and then is number six off? It's Yeah. Okay. So, all right. Thank you. >> Uh, so we'll start with um Was that >> second readings >> hearing on an ordinance amending chapter 192-4A
parking for persons with disabilities to add >> preserve parking spaces >> okay um thank you very much Patricia waiters you signed up for ordinances did you sign up for this one
this is this is um B8 8:23. >> Excuse me. >> No. Okay. No other members of the public to close public portion. >> Motion. Second. >> All those in favor? >> I. >> All right. Council members. Uh, Mr.
Fina, please call the vote. >> Mr. Con. >> I. Mr. >> Fischer. >> Yes. >> Mr. Jabore. >> Yes. >> President. >> Hi. >> Mr. Caterero. >> Hi. >> Mr. Uh Ramos. >> Hi. >> Mr. Russo. >> Hi. >> President Doyle. >> I >> hearing on an ordinance of city of
Hoboken chapter 59A, Department of Public Safety, article 4, Division of Fire, Section 5, 59A 31 staff. >> Thank you, Mr. Fina. Uh Pat, okay, Patricia, you're not you didn't sign up
for that either. So, no other members. Motion closed public. >> All those in favor? I Uh, I have a question. >> Yes, Councilman, >> President Zano, >> Director Franty, I apologize. It's been, as you can see, a crazy week. So, um, I
had some questions. So, and I, our meeting was brief. So, my question would be is I thought about this more. Why are we why wouldn't a battalion chief why
wouldn't that go to seven and a deputy chief? Like in other words, instead of captains, can you explain that to me? >> Yes. So, two reasons. So, two years ago, uh the fire marshall position had never been ordained by the city of Hoboken. >> We discussed this in committee. So, at
the time, fire marshall was Steven De Vincent. >> Yeah. >> Uh after he retired, we had a selection process and Andrew Fry became the uh fire marshall who is not a captain. We also had a situation last year where we made a temporary uh increase in the table. You had asked, we had asked for
one increase of one. We promoted one fire captain before his list uh was about to expire and the council committee, you were the chair at the time, had asked if we could make this temporary and roll us back. I said I would roll back at least one next year for that position. >> Okay. the other
>> with with the with the seven spots here which is the adding of the four through grant the two captains coming back >> 119 >> and which basically no one lose their position in that captain's rank and then the one deputy chief if you look at salary alone there'll be a net >> 19
>> decrease of $140,000 >> okay um and then I have a technical question to help me on this interm police chief interm police chief interm um uh Fire Captain Peskins is he considered a battalion chief on the
table of organization or this is a separate >> he's considered the chief in that position >> considered chief so not a battalion chief >> that's correct >> okay and in the deputy chief there is a test the first year can be appointed and then there's a test after that >> so what will happen was the way you kick in the test there would be an
appointment made uh offered uh by the city by the appointing authority to make someone the interim deputy chief once that happens you would it will kick off a test that a test would probably happen in the spring and then there would be a test for that position. >> Okay. And one last point that I ask
almost every meeting, I don't know if you can comment it or corporation council can comment on it. Um, have we complied with the court order yet for reinstating Chief Crims in the uh chief's role? >> From my knowledge what I've gotten from corporation council is that that matter is at the appellet division of New
Jersey. As we discussed in committee, there's two different tracks that leads us in 2026. One is with the situation that's at the appel division, one is chief peskin, he ages out, so he has to leave the job in early 2026. So either way, we are going to have a different
chief and this s this structure will help either of those two tracks as we discussed in committee. >> And I'll ask corporation council. Um thank you uh director Frankie. uh corporation council. Um what have we
have we been fined yet by the state or the court for not uh I think it's up to $10,000 since we haven't followed their ruling. Have we been fined at all or no? Do we >> Sorry. I'll have to look into it and get
back to you. I don't know. So technically we're we're not even though we we have filed an appeal with the we have filed an appeal with the courts >> or the criminal again >> we we have definitely filed an appeal on Chief Crimin's uh contesting the res um
the verdict is that correct >> that was filed in April followup >> the answer is yes >> yes filed in April Okay. >> Um All right. Anyone else? Mr. Fina, >> close the hearing. >> We did that. Okay. >> We did that,
>> right? Mr. Con. >> 8:33. 824. >> I, >> Mr. Fisher. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Jubour. >> Yes. >> President. >> Hi.
>> Cano. I >> Mr. Ramos. >> Hi, >> Mr. Russo. >> I >> President Doyle. >> I >> hearing on an ordinance amending chapter 190-9 entitled stop streets designated to add multi-way stop control for the
intersection of Seventh Street and Garden Street. >> Uh, Patricia Waiters, did you sign up for this? Okay. So, so you didn't sign up for anything. Is it? Um motion. All right.
So, no members, no other members. >> Closed public portion. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All right. All those in favor? >> I. >> All right. Thank you. Um Mr. Fina, please call the >> Mr. Con. >> Hi. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Mr. Jabore.
>> Yes. >> President Zano. Hi. >> Mr. Cano. Hi. >> Mr. Ramos. Hi. >> Mr. Russo. Hi. >> President Doyle. Hi. >> Yes. The next two are carried. >> Yes. >> Um, please get Pascalina letter the the
the public portion that at the end. Yeah, I believe I'm anticipating this. Um, all right, Mr. Fina, do we want to uh public comments on resolutions?
Thank you, Patricia Waiters. >> Well, don't >> you can adjust this? >> You have to adjust it yourself. >> It's broken. >> Um, anyway, you can hear me. My my comments is on the increases in the
legal fees again from four uh asking for another increase by $40,000. But all of these is yours, uh, Mr. Cohen, could you just explain why again with the increases after you already had a not to exceed amount? >> Could you uh resolution number Patricia?
>> Uh A1. >> Okay, thank you. I'm going to put it on >> CA1 climate CA2 all of them all the legal fees. Why is it more money and after you already had a not to increase
>> for A1 with regard to rebuild by design? We there are easements that we have to acquire so that we can build the wall portions of the rebuild by design protective wall. So we have to hire a lawyer to effectuate obtaining legal
rights to property to which are the easements so that we can finish building the rebuild by design project. >> And Pat, these expenses are reimbursed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. >> But that's not coming from y'all. >> Excuse me. This money not coming from y'all you said is protected from the
environmental protection they going to >> it is reimbured by the state of New Jersey department of environment >> okay to be reimbured I see it I see it at the bottom and what about CA1 15,500 for a new contract amount of 2000 the waterfront
>> that one we're as you know we're working on the >> the bulkhead down on the waterfront and while repairing that there's a thing called MS4 municipal whole uh separate storm sewer system and it's
it's how the storm water is flushed into the river in Hoboken and and we are required to te to test that periodically and it's more while we have the the wall opened up. We're going to test it now to actually save money because it would
cost more to do it next year after the the >> and the county gave us money for that too, right? Remember the county for the the when they started building that black gate down there. I think it was last year the county gave money toward this. No. >> Well, this I think this obligation of testing the outfalls is different from
what the county gave us down at the waterfront. >> Director Gonzalez, is that correct? >> I apologize. Yes. >> Pardon? We're talking about the MS4 inspection. >> Is it it's county money? >> No, that is the city of Hoboken's
ordinance funding. >> Yes. And it's not the county. >> No, we'll >> make sure when I go >> the county. Yeah, it's not the county. >> Thank you. >> All right. Um, no other members of the public have signed up to speak on resolutions. >> Second.
>> All those in uh in favor? >> I >> All right. Ming right along. >> Um, all right. Council members >> for consent
>> or pull from consent. >> CD6 is antela is not our >> call it a sec. >> I'm being asked to wait a moment. >> Level no that's rent >> CD6. Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. Go ahead.
>> T2. >> And what what did you council president? CD >> CD6. >> CD6. >> I think I pronounced it correctly. Well, >> yeah, you nailed it. >> Why'd you laugh? >> You nailed it. No, >> it's CD6 and T2. Anything else?
>> Nope. Uh, >> and as I mentioned, uh, CD5 is carried. So, okay. >> So, everything other than CD6 and T2, Mr. Fina, >> Mr. Con, >> hi. >> Fisher, >> yes. >> Mrs. Jabore,
>> yes, >> President. >> I can. >> Hi, >> Mr. Ramos. Hi, >> Mr. Russo. >> Hi, >> President Doyle. >> I >> Okay. Uh, CD6, Councilman President,
>> Director Brown, are do I see him or I thought he was here, right? >> What >> that this is Why are we increasing? Is this just litigation we have with all the other lawsuits? >> Um,
so this is isn't front leveling. This is representation of the rent board rent level. >> Not not the individ not our residents. Correct. That's uh the other one. >> No, that is this is not so. That's correct. This is >> so this is our >> this is our rent leveling board
attorney. Yeah. >> So the lawsuits that were put against us by the the rent control things were going against. Is that correct? >> I believe that's correct. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> If you'd like a breakdown of the matters, we can provide additional information after the meeting. There are
they're the only ones doing it or we have other ones besides them. >> I believe they're the only ones and and no >> director Brown. There you are. We're looking for I had a question on CD6 the uh rent leveling board >> 40k increase is there. >> Is this our only attorney that we pay
for the I just want to it's a question. The only attorney for when we've uh >> been sued or suing everybody correct for the rent control violations. >> I don't I think it's broken. This is when the board makes decisions and
people appeal the decisions of the rent board. The we have lawyers that defend us. >> That's just But we only have one just this one. >> This one firm. Yes. One firm. >> Yeah. Antelli Caner is the rent board attorney. Yes. >> Is this unusual this amount? But I'm again I've only been a year um like last
year is one number and this year is another number. >> It's been escalating. Um and you know we discussed this in our budget workshops. Uh it's obviously higher than previous years, but um given uh larger circumstances, it wasn't unexpected. So,
but yes, compared to previous years, it's higher um but not necessarily unexpected. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Thank you, director, >> Mr. Fina. >> Call the vote. >> Mr. Con, >> I. >> Fisher.
>> Yes. >> Mrs. Jabore. >> Yes. >> President. I >> Mr. Canero >> I >> Mr. Ramos. >> Hi >> Mr. Russo. >> I >> President Doyle >> I >> uh T2 a resolution amending a contract
to McManaman Scotland and Bowman LLC for council on an agreement to rehabilitate the 916 Garden Street garage for an increase of $12,000 to a total contract amount of $27,000.
Uh that was Councilman Cohen. >> Thank you, Council President. So, uh I've talked to a lot of folks on the fifth ward over the last few weeks and uh one of the questions I got a lot was what's the status of the uh 916 Garden
Street garage. Uh it's a place that's near to my heart. I was first tenant in it in 2002 and I was the first I was the last tenant in it in April of this year when they evicted all of us uh and basically gave up hope and trying to
bandaid it and repair it and keep it going. Uh the city last year issued an RFI trying to uh figure out what would be the way to go in terms of uh future of this garage and what it would look like and how it might operate in the
future. maybe have a separate operator. Uh what were the city's options? It was a money pit as oo I mean no one's looking to make money on our garages, but this one was costing the city a4 million a year just to keep it open on
top of uh whatever it was costing to operate it. Uh so this is a proposal uh this is a resolution to allow for additional costs relating to an RFP that's going to be issued uh to get this
out the door so that we can get responses as to what the city's options are on this. So something I'm supportive of and uh hopefully this RFP goes out and we get some options for this council and the next mayor to consider as to
what we're going to do with that property. be in my opinion it would be great if we could have a functioning garage at that site. I remember former mayor Russo was involved with the opening of that garage and the design of that garage. Uh I think there were trips
to Germany involved with it. It was the first of its kind uh but there are downsides to being the first of its kind and uh and I think yeah and keeping it going. So it turned out to be a very expensive garage to operate. So hopefully there's a future uh for this
site and uh you know but I just wanted to let the folks who live in that neighborhood in the fifth ward and actually in the sixth ward also which borders it uh what's happening there. I think it actually might be in the sixth ward right now the change of the lines. Uh I think the location of that garage
is actually on the sixth w now not the fifth. But in any event, uh there folks from both wards that are uh former tenants there and are interested in knowing what the parking options are. And we're about to lose the parking lot over at 11th in Willow. Uh one of the things we approved in the resolutions
tonight uh was the uh uh lease. Well, I think we're on first reading tonight. We're going to talk about the lease on that. So that's going to come up later tonight. So that's in the near future. So it would be great if we could come up with a solution for this garage. I'll wrap it up. >> Thanks. >> Thanks. Thank you, Councilman.
>> Little uh Mr. Fina, please call a vote. >> Mr. Con. >> Hi. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Mr. Jabore. >> Yes. >> President Tano. >> Irero. >> Hi. >> Mr. Ramos. >> Mr. Russo. >> Hi. >> Mr. Ramos. Did you >> I Yes. I >> President Doyle.
>> I Ordinances for introduction. >> Public portion. >> Comments. Uh, Elissa provide that. >> Everyone seems >> I think Tiffen Dunn.
>> Oh, I can. And Steve, if you look, Greg, would you wave? Uh, >> hey. Steve, gentleman in the back. You don't have to come up, but that's the that's the director, acting director of transportation. So,
>> hi there. >> You can >> I hope you like my seat. >> Okay. Thank you. You got the the clock? Yep. >> I rise to propose that Hoboken radically change its transportation system.
I got the idea from the now mayor of New York, Mr. Mandani who unlike Trump's claim that he is not a communist but rather a progressive democrat. Therefore, I decided that my husband and
I would take a test as how Hoboken's transportation system actually works. Suffice it to say, it does not work very well at all. My husband and I realized that when after having le left the confines of
Hoboken, it took a full 15 minutes until we reached Union City where we re greeted with the monk mugsh shot of the machine boss Brian Stack. The whole trip back and forth took a full 25 minutes.
Not good. One of the reasons is the fact that buses are not free. Consequently, consequencely as the patrons fumble around with sometimes a full 30 seconds each, the
whole process was painfully slow. So, as Martin Luther King observed, I have a dream. My dream is that the new transportation system be created for Hoboken and exclusively to Hoboken. My dream is that
no one would walk more than a couple of box to reach a bus and no one would wait more than three and a half minutes to wait for a bus. So in short, starting at 15th Street, which is two blocks from
the south of the northern terminus of Hoboken, the bus would then travel east to Washington Street and would then proceed to First Street, which is two blocks north of Observer Highway. It would then travel east to Madison
Street, which is two blocks east of the western extremity of Hoboken, which is Harrison Street. So in short, the bus would move from 15th Street east to Washington Street, south to First Street, and then to Madison Street, and
then back to 15th Street. Of course, a feasibility study would need to be done. Such a study would entail the size of buses as to what would be most efficient. And of course, such buses
would be electric buses. A survey would need to be done as to the demand for such buses and how many Hoboken workers would commute to work within Hoboken. How many Hoboken res residents would
utilize restaurants and business school and businesses within Hoboken and how tourists and visitors would benefit from such a free service. And finally, and perhaps most controversially,
Hoboken, shocking as it may seem, should consider whether or not to increase a tax increase for Hoboken. Advertised over the entire population of Hoboken, such a tax would presumably be
small. And of course, for lower income workers who pay no tax at all, it would benefit them in particular. In short, I have a dream which is to inc at least to some small increment increase the
equality of Hoboken. I have a dream. I rest my I thank you. Um Patricia Waiters I really don't need this.
>> Million. >> How many directors back there real quick? Three. >> All right. This the public portion, right? Not the only agenda. >> I'mma turn this paper around because I know people watching. I'm out here in my
pajamas, y'all. Like I promised. This says 475. Everybody can see that. And I'mma say this. Each one of those 475 is near and dear in my heart. It means a lot to me because the fight
continues and it's free to fight. So I'm going continue to fight. No money needed. Free. No victory. No money. No sponsors. No big political bosses. No payback plan. Pay to play. little job in
the back burner waiting for me to take it. No mailers and poster boards. No promises of a job. And leave my directors alone. I say that to say this. You guys watching this out in the public
do not realize, and I I'm refrain from getting emotion. You know my situation, Mike. You do not realize how important the next 14 days mean to Hoboken. You heard our voices. I never seen that
many debates in my life. I've been running and I tell y'all all the time whether I get low numbers, high numbers, two numbers. If it was me and Manny two votes, I would have still been pleased. Can I tell you why? I'm going to continue to fight until we get real justice. Cuz when you acting under the
authority of other people, but you acting unethical, no self-esteem, no dignity, no integrity, you think people ain't going to find that out. Now we got a runoff slowly approaching. And this is how I look at it. Emily going to have
people that dislike her. Emily going to have people that like her that's sitting in jobs right now hoping that's your protection. But Emily that's running should focus on the people. I sat next to you in debates. You promised that.
That was your campaign promises. Can you take that? My question to you tonight, can you take that into your runoff? Can you take that and be loyal to the people? Of >> course. >> I'm serious. And not feel cocky because numbers numbers don't matter. We seen
that. Poor Bloomberg still crying. >> I'm telling you again, the people matter. The people are getting fed up. I don't care if two people follow me. I will definitely hold each and every one of y'all accountable. And I'm serious. I'm here to congratulate y'all on a
positive note. And all the ones and your f your father's favorite words, Mike. Go get them, Pat. I'm going to continue to come and get them. I'm going to be here regardless to what I told you tonight when I walked in here. I extend my hand to you. You said, "I already got a ticket." Okay? I'm here to work with all
of y'all. I will collaborate and work with each and every one of you. Okay? Each and every one of you. But it's about the people. I never seen such a dirty campaign in my life. Never. I'm heartbroken. I went to the dollar store,
y'all. Y'all know I don't got no money. Remember I called you to I took everything. They took my table that was $36. Dollar poster boards stuff I went to the library and printed. Y'all don't have to do that to me. And then I was attacked with the whole fourth ward,
like a handful of them. And everybody down there just stopped me and said, "We voted for you." I love hearing that. I laugh when people say that now because numbers don't lie. I was attacked, bamboozled, threatened, intimidated for this election.
And guess what, guys? Thank God. Closing saying this, 475 votes cannot ruin an election. Okay. So, it wasn't Pat Waiters that ruined the election, but it's Pat Waiters that's getting ready to work
hard in this next 14 upcoming runoff election. Do you hear me, Mike? Do you hear me, Emily? Loud and clear. I'm ready. And don't touch my directors. [Applause]
Manuel Rivera. Gracias. Thank you, Council President, members of the council, members of the public. Yesterday the voters of the six ward made their decision. While the results were not what I hoped, I am stand here
with gratitude, humility, and deep respect for the democratic process. I want to begin by sincerely thanking every resident who took the time to vote, whether they voted for me or not. Your participation is what keeps Hoboken
strong, vibrant, and united. To those who supported me from the beginning, those who signed my petition just gave to to just give me a chance to be on the ballot. Those who stood with me on the sidewalk, those who opened their doors
and opened their hearts and even their hopes. I am profoundly grateful for your belief in me. Your encouragement, your trust are a gift I will never forget. I entered this race
because I deeply care for the six ward and I want our community to be prosperous, safe, clean, and well represented. I wanted to I'm sorry, council president. I wanted to ensure that our residents, families, seniors, small businesses, owners, young
professionals that felt, heard, and represented. That dedication does not end with an election result. My love for the six ward and hopen is not tied to a title.
is tied to the streets where I grew up, the neighborhoods I know, and the future we all share. To the new councilwoman elect, congratulations
on your victory. The people of the sixth ward have placed their trust in you, and with that trust comes deep responsibility. Now you carry the weight
of representing every voice in our ward. Whether they supported you or not, I sincerely wish wisdom, strength, and an open heart as you take this role. And if you remain
accessible, transparent, and willing to listen, I will be ready to support initiatives that serve our community to improve the lives of our residents because in the end is not about who wins
or loses. It is about those people we all have to serve. As for me, I will continue being involved, advocating for what is right, and working with anyone who shares a genuine commitment and
willingness for the six ward and Hoboken. Thank you, council president. Thank you, members of the council. Thank you, residents of the six ward. Once again, I will take the memories that I shared with all of you. And again, I wish
everyone who won and had a great victory last night continued success. God bless you all. Council President, God bless you. God bless you all. God bless the six ward. God bless the great city of
Hoboken. Slava Ukraine. Glory to Ukraine. Pero Slava. Glory to the heroes. Thank you, Council President. And I yield back. >> Thank you, Mr. >> Pascalina.
My name is Pashalina. I don't speak to good English. I don't really good English, but I really the left. Just a few words. The most important after the nine years that I apply I put all paper for that buck
money everything they want me to get tired frustrate I said I get frustrated I know this was by a lawyer br okay I really just a few words more
important There a few ten there still more there still additional step required to attend
a DA and uh ADA park space and each step I end reject what this words mean that's mean they intimidate me each words
you understand what I mean okay if they say even each step can be reject or negative in bet what does it mean then said the consul got a ring now the
Mar lawyer lawyer and rest just toggate me okay I'm tire this the way I was tire you want to steal me money to call the FBI
finish this not finish this supposed to feel better they say how many years we say we cannot do I give all of the paper I pay the money I give a paper for the that I show the pitch when I was hurt. God save
me. Thank God. What the hell they want? Why this words? They think I don't read now my nerves. I shake. I really I don't ride in English, but I really I understand the word they can be reject. It's not a nice word. How many more
years I I got to wait? I'm not 20. I thank God the way I am. But that's a disgustable the what they do will especially from three to four a second too many handicap too many you should
change the name they say this name handicap t no was a disgust you know how many people got even at the plaque for no reason just go there I went two time motor vehicle Gina told me go the
motor vehicle I went two years ago go. They give me a paper and I give it to her. Now they send me again not too long ago. I went at motor ve you won. You don't have so why they make me go back and for
to make me frustrated the sponsor me got to talk another will I have no f lawyer I know you're lawyer but I don't mean to include you in this but they put the sign or not going to be
easy for nobody okay thank you very much for listen started the thing got to put the the sign thank god I'm modern 84 and I'm thanks to God. Why I got to go find a new park five or six block away and
then I carina back for poor for few minute 120 they put in handicap for loaded zone they think you put a load of zone everybody comrade so put handicap follow the zone I park it
for one minute right away they call the people they come want to give me ticket how was a day I said I I just move the car and then send that put the paper one say no park and say only this car got a
part with this play it was different the car different play the the sign used to be 130 second street and they put 120 will they used to do this I know the lady you
go work at 7 a.m. come 700 p.m. So they can use for a lot of zone. I don't care if they use a lot of zone. I'm not against need space but not treat other people for stupid. Okay. They want to treat me for stupid. I'm frustrated with
Marian. I'm frustrated by lawyer and and more thing. I want my sign. I deserve I pay tax. I pay I pay. I pay $250 for the flower Washington street. I pay facility for the s whatever the hell they want.
They just want make me frustrated treat me stupid they find the wrong one. Lot of people was arrest not just one but you can inform. Thank you very much for listen the sign be poor or every bar feel so thank you.
>> Thank you very much. >> Uh no other members of the public are signed up to close public portion. All the all those in favor >> I um okay
on to first readings or introduction an ordinance amending to and ex execute of the a lease agreement between the city of Hoboken community investment strategies incorporated as to the property located at 2591 11th
Street also known as 1033 Willowway Avenue, block 172, lot 17. >> Mr. Vera, please call the vote. >> Mr. Con, >> I. >> Fisher. >> Mrs. >> Yes. >> President Zano. >> Yeah. >> I.
>> Mr. Canero. >> I. >> Mr. Ro Ramos. Sorry. >> Mr. Russo. >> Hi. >> President Doyle. >> I. Launch for introduction amending chapter 190-11 entitled loading zones designated to change loading zone hours
at various locations on Washington Street. >> Mr. Fina, please call the vote. >> Mr. Con? >> I. >> Miss Fischer, >> no. >> Mrs. Jabor, >> yes. >> President, >> no. >> Mr. Cano, >> hi. >> Let me I know. I know. All right. Just
tell me >> radar. I think you were it. >> Mr. Cano. >> Hi, >> Mr. Ramos. >> Hi, >> Mr. Russo. >> Hi, >> President. >> Hi. >> Hearing on an ordinance amending uh
sorry, introduction on an ordinance amending chapter 190-9 entitled stop streets designated to add multi-way stop controls at the intersection of Park Avenue and 13th Street. >> Mr. Fina, please call the vote.
>> Mr. Con, >> I. Miss Fischer, >> yes. >> Mrs. Jabor, >> yes. >> President Xano, >> I >> Mr. Canero, >> hi. >> Mr. Ramos, >> hi. >> Mr. Russo, >> hi. >> President Doyle, >> I board introduction amending chapter
147 mobile rental food vendors and chapter 179A taxi cabs to remove fixed calendar renewal dates and transaction to rolling approval and renewal. Yeah. Oh, I see what you're saying. Okay. U Mr. Fina, please call the vote.
>> Mr. Con? >> Hi. >> Miss Fischer, >> yes. >> Mr. Jabore, >> yes. >> President Zano, >> I. >> Mr. Caterero, >> I. >> Mr. Ramos, >> hi. >> Mr. Russo, >> hi. President Door >> I order for introduction amending
chapter 192-4A entitled parking for persons with disability to remove a reserve space on Willow Avenue and add a reserve space on Boomfield Street. >> Mr. Fina, please call the vote.
>> Mr. Con? >> I. >> Miss Fischer, >> yes. >> Mr. Jabore, >> yes. >> Presentano, >> I. >> Mr. Canero, >> hi. Mr. Ramos. Hi. >> Mr. Russo. >> I. >> President Doyle. >> I. >> That's it. >> Okay. >> Motion to close. >> Second. All
>> in favor? >> I process. >> I I thought we Yeah, I was going to say something about Michael. Sure. >> Just gonna congratulate you in new business. >> You know, he can that's another
>> you and >> well and everyone else, you know. >> Is she off right now or did she >> What? the