There are a number of resolutions, which means I probably need to sign my life away. So Jean is here tonight, but she has a conflict for the first application. So that is Vinny from Bobby Shea's office. That's attorney Zoff.
>> So this year >> It's only nice guy there. >> Yeah. Yeah. five resolutions >> Yes. I know what >> Mhm. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> This meeting complies with the open public meetings act notice of this meeting has been published on the municipal bulletin board and the
applicable website. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Here. >> Mr. Martins. >> Present. >> Mr. Trimmer. >> Here. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Here. >> Mr. Selecky. >> Here. >> Ms. Cavanaugh. >> Here. >> Dr. Hofstine. >> Here. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Here.
>> I'd like to welcome Angela Cavanaugh to the board. Thank you for joining us. And kudos to her. She got her class done already before her first meeting. >> [laughter] >> So, congratulations to you. Um >> Uh why don't we do them now? >> Okay. >> Uh I know that we have approximately
five resolutions this evening. >> We do. Um these are actually all from our last meeting a month ago. So, hopefully we all remember what occurred. The resolutions simply are memorializing with the board's decisions at that time and
include the conditions that were placed upon the record at that meeting. First one is 2026-19. It's creating a variance for installation of a shed at two Chopin Chopin Place. Uh block 11503 lot 36.
Um this was discussed at the last meeting and it was a shed on an undersized lot undersized lot with uh setback variations in uh variances in the side and rear. >> Motion to approve.
>> I second. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trimmer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Mr. Selecky. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstine. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> All right. They seem to be in my packet
in reverse order, but uh hopefully the record will uh just make best of that. It's resolution 2026-18. [clears throat] Um granting a variance for installation of pole barn at eight Dante Court, block 9801, lot 2.04.
Um, and you may recall the testimony uh, presentation regarding the pole barn at the last meeting. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trimmer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Mr. Selecky.
>> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> And before we move on to the next resolution, let the record show that Ms. Rozell is now present. >> Uh, resolution 2026-17, granting variance for installation of
attached garage and great room, including covered covered front porch and installation of mini split unit at 66616 Ollie Burke Road, block 18603, lot eight. You'll recall the testimony
um, regarding what is not a man cave. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Ms. Rozell. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trimmer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley.
>> Yes. >> Resolution resolution 2026-16, granting two one-year extensions of previously approved preliminary and final site plan approval with use variance for mixed commercial retail complex consisting of three retail
buildings, including two buildings containing restaurant uses and a convenience store gas station for property located at 1235 East Veterans Highway, block 13801, lots 4.01, five, and 6.01. Um, you'll recall this was the
testimony. Uh, once again, they were here for an extension based on uh, the county's uh, delay and uh, finalizing plans for road improvements on East Veterans. >> Motion to approve.
>> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Ms. Rozell. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trummer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstine. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> And the final resolution is 2026-15,
running variance for installation of a detached garage at 5 Dante Court, block 9801, lot 2.10. Um, and you will read that testimony regarding the garage, um, and the conditions that were placed on the record are incorporated into the
resolution. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Got you. Yes. Ms. Rozell. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trummer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano.
>> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstine. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> That's it. >> Okay, so before we move on to the minutes, I think the board would just like to say thank you for getting the resolutions done so quickly. It definitely makes it easier to recall all
the information. So, thank you for that. Uh, we are going to move on to the minutes. Uh, we have the minutes from the June 17, 2026 meeting. I need a motion and a second to approve, please. >> Make a motion to approve it. I just want to comment again.
Kathleen has been amazing with the minutes. Again, you all remember every meeting meeting to meeting. We haven't had them quicker. So, thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes.
>> Ms. Rozell. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trummer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Mr. Slakia. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstine. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> Uh, we now have the voucher for this evening's meeting for our recording secretary, Kathleen, in the amount of
$175 from the Township of Jackson. I need a motion and a second, please, to pay the bill. >> Motion. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Ms. Rozell. >> Yes. >> Mr. Tremmel. >> Yes. >> Ms. Kisan. >> Yes.
>> Mr. Silecchia. >> Yes. >> Ms. Kavanaugh. Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> I know we have a lot of announcements, so do you want to swear the professionals in first and then go on to our announcements? >> Sure. Let's mix it up.
>> Raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm that the testimony you will give before this board will be the truth and nothing but the truth? >> I do. >> I do. >> Please state your name and title for the record. >> Matthew Wilder, board engineer. >> Arnie Peters, board planner. >> Gina Tummolo, provisional zoning
officer. >> Okay, and I like I said, I know you have a lot of announcements. >> I do. Um if on the agenda we there are seven applications listed. Of those, number five, uh Cardinali and Jackson
Crossing number two, uh Garden View Homes LLC, which was number six on the agenda, and number seven agenda, GM Land Holdings, are all being carried with a new meeting date to be determined in the future. Oh, okay.
>> All right, so I have we're hearing one and two. Sorry. >> Oh, okay. >> Mine's a little different. >> Wait, no. >> Sorry. Sorry, there was an updated uh agenda. My fault. So, number five, uh Cardinali and Jackson Crossing number two, is being being moved to a new meeting date
of October 21st, 2026. Notice must be provided. Number six, Garden View Homes LLC, um is being moved to August 19th, 2026, and notice must be provided for that
date. Number seven, GM Landing Old Land Holdings LLC being moved to September 16th, 2026. Notice must be provided. And number eight, Butterfly Corner LLC is being moved to September 16th, 2026 and
must also be noticed. Uh number four, Well, sorry. Just lots of things moving up. Um JPO Jackson Grand Harmony um is one where no meeting date has been
yet been determined. Um and when that is determined, notice will be have to be provided. So, it's only one, two, and three on the >> No, it's one and two. It's >> So, this one has actually been moved to November 4th. >> To Ferris Khayum. >> Oh, okay.
I'm I'm so sorry, everybody. I had not seen this agenda before I sat down. I apologize. Number three, Ferris Khayum, um is being carried to the November 4th, 2026 meeting. No additional notice will be required for that application.
>> request that they actually should notice because they are the ones that are changing the date and they're putting it 4 months out. >> We can't Yeah. >> I'm sorry. I think they should be noticing also because they're the ones that asked for this to be carried tonight. And we're going out 4 months, so I think the
residents should get notification. >> Okay, Mr. Milona, did they ask to be carried or we couldn't establish a new date because we're doing our reorg once we're done with this conversation? I just want to be clear that we have it correct. >> actually scheduled for tonight.
>> It was scheduled for tonight. Um It is acceptable. I know that there was correspondence um between uh the attorney and uh Don D'Agostino regarding this. I'll go back and take a look at it, assuming that they made the request, I will uh
add the notice requirement. >> But, thanks. Okay. So, so just to clarify, take one step back. Really, there's only two >> There's only two. >> One and two, that's it. Everything else Okay, thank you. >> Wow. >> Right, we had so many iterations of this
agenda because of all the changes. >> So, thank you all for sticking with us me and on that. So, it's just number one and number two on your agenda that will be heard this evening. >> Right. Um there'll be no executive session, but as I stated tonight, it's
our annual reorganization for the board members, our recording secretary, our acting recording secretary, and our official newspaper and meeting dates. So, um we can start off with uh the board members. If anybody would like to make a motion, we have recording
secretary, we have excuse me, secretary, vice chair, and chair that we need to establish for the 2026-2027. >> So, I can nominate Lynn Bradley as chairperson for the next year. >> Second that. >> I will second.
>> Thank you. Um we have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Ms. Rosal. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trummer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Kizana. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley.
>> Yes. >> [laughter] >> All right, so that was the chair. So, we'll now move on to the vice chair. >> I nominate Sheldon, Dr. Sheldon. >> Second. >> Have a motion and a second. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins.
>> Yes. >> Ms. Rosal. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trummer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Kizana. >> Yes. >> Mr. Slakia. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes, and thank you to the board members. >> Miss Bradley. >> Yes. >> And now we're going to move on to our um
secretary. I think Mr. Hyman's done a great job, so I will nominate him to keep his position. >> Thank you. >> Second. >> I'm sorry. >> That's okay. We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Ms. Rozell.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Trimmer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> And last but not least, we have our um acting secretary who's the alternate to Mr. Hyman. Um and again, I think Cristobel's
Cristobel's done a good job standing in, so I will nominate her again. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Ms. Rozell. >> Yes. >> Mr. Trimmer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley.
>> Yes. >> Um so now we're going to move on to our recording secretary, which is Kathleen, and we're also going to do a backup, so um I will nominate obviously we all talked about what a great job she's done. I would like to keep Kathleen as our recording secretary, so I'll make a
motion. >> I'll second that. >> Thank you all to know we all so >> Thank you. >> We [laughter] Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Mm, let me think about that. Yes. >> Ms. Rozell. Mr. Trimmer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano.
Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> And then as a backup recording secretary, we have a backup recording secretary, but her term expired and we never extended it. So um Gina Tumulo, our uh provisional zoning officer,
actually was the backup recording secretary, and I will nominate her to keep the position in case Kathleen cannot be here. So I will make a motion for that. >> I'll second it because she doesn't have enough work. >> That's true. >> [laughter] >> Like she needed another hat to wear. >> Exactly. >> Motion and a second, roll call, please.
>> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Ms. Rosal. Mr. Trimmer. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> And now we move on to our official newspaper and meeting dates. Could for the record, could you just put what the
official newspaper is? >> Are there any newspapers left? >> Well, This is all the email today. It is. [clears throat] I couldn't find >> Sorry, I'm sorry. I wasn't >> first.
Um Asbury Park Press and Jersey Shore Online. >> Okay, Asbury Park Press and Jersey Shore Online. >> Okay. >> And then the meeting dates are established as the first and third Wednesday of each month except um in
January, we only have one meeting, which is January 6th of 2027. If I'm sorry, that's not right. January 6th January, we have two meetings, but in April, we only have one meeting that month, which is April 7th. So, we need a motion and a second to approve the official newspapers and the
meeting date. >> Motion to approve. >> We have a motion and a second, roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Um yes, I I did kind of have a question. I'm sure we didn't, but has there been any complaints from from
the residents as far as Jersey Press and Jersey Shore Online maybe not being as accessible as some other Have we received any kind of complaints like that? >> And Sam, that I >> It's okay. >> I haven't been asked just because it would be improper for really um any
complaints to go to uh any specific board member, but to the best of my knowledge, my office has not received any complaints about any publications. >> Okay, thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Uh yes. >> I vote yes. >> Mr. Rozell? >> Yes. >> Mr. Tremper? >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano?
>> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstine? >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley? >> Yes. >> I do believe that takes care of everything as far as our reorg. Do we have any administrative approvals this evening? We do not. >> Okay. So now, in record time, we're going to move on to application number
one, Elaine Mcrystal, two-year time extension for preliminary and final major subdivision 665-2. Uh Mr. Galvin. >> Okay, I'm just for the word my office has a conflict with this matter. Another attorney in my office has worked for the
applicant. So I'm going to step down and conflict counsel will handle this matter. Let me know when you're done. >> Okay. So as I said, item number one, Elaine Mcrystal, we have a two-year time extension request. Mr. Galvin, the floor is yours.
>> Microphone. >> Turn on the bottom. Hello. Okay, that's it. I'm Dennis Galvin. My law firm is the Galvin Law Firm. Several years ago, I represented Elaine Mcrystal, and we were fortunate enough for you to grant us a a
major subdivision that was just a few few houses, about five. Um just give you a little background. Elaine's husband was your court was the board's court reporter for for decades. Uh recently he's passed away. Uh
Elaine's not here tonight. She's not feeling well. She's got some cancer that she's battling. I hope that she'll get better. But and she's tried to uh sell this development. Uh but she's had problems with uh when she has had
buyers they haven't been able to come through and complete the financing. So what we're hoping that you can do for us tonight is grant us a 2-year extension which will take us out to the max of the extensions that we can have and that'll take the pressure off of her so we can
try to finally get this subdivision sold and let her move on with her life. >> So just for the record the 1-year extension was granted last year, correct? >> Correct. And and rather than put us in the position where we're back here next year and she's got to pay me to come back, I'm asking if you could grant us
this kindness in this instance and give us 2 years. >> [clears throat] >> Which will take you're allowed to grant us three 1-year extensions. >> Make a motion. >> Questions, comments? >> Can I make a motion? >> Um just Sorry, I got to have to >> It's all right. >> Just one question. Um I think it makes a lot of sense to do it
2 years one shot. That's it. Um >> I know I'm also kind of asking as a favor. I I I'm asking you to be kind and help me with >> Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Um realistically though, do you think it's going to take that long to right because
I'm sure she wants to sell this as soon as possible. >> The problem is Elaine called me and said, "I need the extension. Will you help me?" I said, "Fine." But I'm not her I'm not giving her legal advice on a day-to-day basis. I won't handle I won't be handling the real estate closing and
I didn't handle the other matters that were unsuccessful. So if she asks me I'll help her but I see no reason based on my experience why this couldn't find a buyer in a month and let it go. And I've said, "Perhaps we have to lower the price. Let's go. What are for it. You know?
>> Okay, thank you. >> Hyman? >> Thank you. What's the reason why they need a another extension? >> Well, I as I said, we have a lot of illness. One of my clients passed away. And on top of that, we've had several transactions where the people who wanted
to buy it couldn't couldn't come up with the financing and the deals fell through. >> Are they waiting >> we've been legitimately We're not going to build this we were never going to build this project. >> My question was really is are they waiting for any outside agencies to give any kind of approvals or everything is set?
>> I'm I'm representing to you that everything's in order. And in fact, Elaine is a member of the Ocean County Planning Board. >> Thank you. >> Any other questions or comments? >> I'm ready to make a motion for them. >> Mr. Walder, any comments?
Do you have anything else you want to add, Mr. Calvin? >> No. And but I I thank the board. >> Mr. Tremor, I believe you had something to say. >> No, I was going to say we think we should just make the motion for the good of the family to do the right thing to help them along. It's a tragic situation and we hope it works
out. >> And I would second that they are entitled to three one year extensions, but given the situation with everything going on to go ahead and extend the two at this time, I think would be the correct and proper thing to do. So, I would second that motion. So, we have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Mr. Rosal. Mr. Tremor. >> Yes. >> Ms. Cusano. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes, and please give my condolences to Mr. Cristaldi. I knew Steve for many years, so >> I know. Feel bad.
>> mind. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> The extensions have been granted, Mr. Calvin. >> Thank you so much and uh Come on, get out of here. >> Thank you. Good night. >> Good night, gentlemen. >> Good luck to you, sir. >> I'll back you up for me. Thank you. >> Thank While we
While we wait wait wait for Mr. Cipriani to come back in, we're going to move on to application number two, which is Suzanne and David Zoberman, 2 Albany Avenue in Jackson. Just give us a minute for the attorney to come back in. >> [clears throat] >> Give me just a second, please.
>> Uh Mrs. Zoberman, um I see that you're representing yourself, so I'm going to uh have you uh sworn in or um and uh because in presenting it, you'll be probably missing uh mixing the legal arguments with the factual arguments. So, if you could raise your right hand,
please. Uh do you swear or affirm that the testimony you will you give be that you will give before this board will be the truth and nothing but the truth? Thank you, and please state your name for the record. >> My name is David Zoberman. Um I'm just requesting
to build a 6-ft fence 6-ft high fence in my backyard. We are trying to let me have a lot of deers that are coming to our backyard. Besides the mess they're leaving, they potentially could cause Lyme disease, which I suffered myself a number of years ago, and I don't want my kids to go through what I went through. Um
being that we're on a corner property, we we cannot there there for the law we're only allowed to build it right up against our house. I'm requesting to extend it a little bit closer to the street being that my children bunch of children and they're lively and they like playing ball to give them the most possible space in the
backyard to play would be helpful as opposed to playing in the front of the yard and the ball's rolling into the street, which is, you know, potentially hazardous. So, we will have a fence in the backyard proper height to uh for to make it safe for my children to play there. >> So, you know that the reason you're here regarding the fence is because you're a
corner lot. So, that scene is two front yards. >> Right. >> Right. Um any questions? >> All right. >> Sorry. >> I guess I have one. Um so, I was out at the lot today. What Can you tell me a
give me an estimate of where you're looking to put the fence cuz I know on that end >> ft off the sidewalk. >> Cuz you have trees that are kind of >> Yeah, there's a lot of trees >> all over the place. >> So, I'm going to move it closer to me, but not not on the other side of the trees, but closer to my house, obviously, and not
>> You're going to stay inside the tree line. >> yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, the the trees will be inside the fence. >> No, outside. >> Outside the fence. The fence will be behind the >> ft off the sidewalk. >> Okay. >> Let's get this straight because the sidewalk is sort of a misnomer.
>> Mr. Peters, your microphone. Sorry. It just doesn't like you tonight. Up, there you go. >> So, >> [clears throat] >> sidewalk's a misnomer. It's not really a place you survey from. You survey from the right of way. So, if in the end, so you You the fence contractor go 15 ft off the curb line or 10-ft off the
sidewalk. Which part of the sidewalk? The sidewalk closest to the curb or the sidewalk closest to your house? >> Got it. The sidewalk closest to my house. >> Sidewalk closest to your house. You're going to be 10-ft in from there. >> Yep. >> And you think that the trees that are out there are going to stay on your side of the fence? >> No, they'll be staying on the outside.
>> On the outside of the fence. Okay. >> So, if you you may actually end up being a little bit more than 10-ft from the sidewalk based on these trees. Okay. Yeah, so Madam Chair and for the rest of the board members, the township's sight triangle standards are from AASHTO design standard, which are measured
14 and 1/2 ft back from the edge of the road. So, if they're 10-ft back from the sidewalk, which is at least 5-ft back from the road, they're not going to be impacting any sight lines. Um the applicant has provided testimony that they're not going to remove any trees for the installation of the fence. I have no issues with this uh with this
application. >> Thank you. Any other questions or comments for the applicant? >> I guess just to put it on the record. So, we see this a lot, the corner lot. Since I've I haven't been here that long, but since I've been here, we see this a lot. And and it is um just the
nature of how it's laid out. It's unfair if you have a corner lot to be considered two front lots. So, yeah, I have no issues with this either. >> And just for the record, one last question from me. Can you just describe the fence? I know you said 6-ft high. What type of material?
>> White vinyl, white vinyl, 6-ft. >> Madam Chair. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peters. >> Sir, one additional comment. Um the fence along Woodland is going to connect to the front corner of your house, correct? >> Yes, if that's all. >> The existing fence
>> There is no existing fence. >> So, the proposed fence on the left side is going to connect to the back of the house. >> Back of the house, correct. Okay. >> I just want to make sure because the the hand-drawn map is satisfactory as long as we write some words to reconcile it so that there's no dispute when someone goes out
in the field to make sure it was done correctly. So, I apologize for taking more >> That's all right. No, that's >> I want to make sure the record's clear for both sides. >> of this, if you go to the front of the >> That's all I have, Madam Chair. Thank you. >> Yes, Ms. Tumalo. I just want to piggyback off her question, um Ms.
Bradley. Uh the 6-ft fence, will it be solid or open? >> Solid. >> So, solid vinyl fence. Okay, thank you. >> Any additional questions or comments for the applicant? >> I'm sure. I just I wanted to ask Mr. Peters, um could you just repeat that? I
want to make sure that I have it correct or the resolution. So, on the right side it's collecting the connecting to the corner of the >> going to connect with the front right corner of the house. And on the left-hand side, which they don't need a variance for, they're connecting to the left rear corner of
the house. So, that that from the street appears a little inconsistent, but on the left side is not before us. It's the right-hand side that's before us. And we just want to know how far towards the corner it's going to be. It's going to stop at the front of the house.
>> Okay, thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. Uh Mr. Zopfi, would you be able to step aside for a second? I have to open it to the public. Anyone wishing to come forward and comment or ask any questions about what you've just heard, please do so. Seeing no one come forward, I'm going to go ahead and close public session.
Um board it's up to us for discussion or a motion. Anybody have any additional questions or comments? All right, we have a motion. >> Second. >> We have a motion and a second. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Hyman. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martins. >> Yes. >> Mr. Tremor.
>> Yes. >> Ms. Quisono. >> Yes. >> Dr. Hofstein. >> Yes. >> Ms. Bradley. >> Yes. >> Just want to clarify, Mr. I just wanted to say that was a motion to approve, right? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It just had motion. I just want to you clarify that for the record. >> On the record. >> Wait. Wait. Wait.
Your variance [clears throat] is granted, sir. Thank you. >> Motion to close. >> Motion Motion to close. I do um I just If you don't mind, grant me a little leeway here. I do see see some people in the audience. I'm not sure if you were here when um the attorney read the
different applications that were going to be carried. So, I'm I wasn't sure if you were waiting to hear on a specific application. I didn't want to just dismiss you and have you all wondering what was going on. >> I would second the motion. >> I'm sorry.
I can't hear you, hon. I'm sorry. Okay. So, um okay, got it. >> So, uh that would was the application that was number three on the agenda. That is being moved to the November 4th meeting. Yes, you will get notice for that.
>> [laughter] >> That's the property on Castle Road you're referring to? Yes. Okay. >> Thank you. >> I just want them all sitting >> I just want to make sure. So, forgive me, board. Motion to adjourn? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> All in favor. >> Aye.
>> Have a great night. Thank you all. >> Well, is this record going >> Yes.