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Act [Music] chapter 231 public law 1975 laws of the state of New Jersey. The burough clerk has prepared a schedule of the meetings of the governing body of the bureau of Kennorth for the year 2025. The burl
clerk has posted a true copy of the schedule on the bulletin board located at the front entrance of Bell Hall and has mailed true copies of his schedule to the local source in the store ledger and is maintaining a copy of the schedule in her office during the year 2025. Accordingly, the notice
requirements of the open public meetings act have been satisfied to for this meeting. Please stand for this salute to the flag. flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One
nation under God and justice for all. Mayor here, Councilman Bole here. Councilman Fella is excused. Counciloman Gerno here. Councilman War here. Councilman Piper here. And Councilman
Gurice here. We have a motion to approve the minutes of uh July I'm sorry June 17, 2025 and uh the executive session of June 17, 2025. Motion second. Motion made by
Councilman Councilwoman Gio Perno and seconded by Councilman Piper. Roll call. Councilman Bole. Yes. Councilwoman Grod Perno. Yes. Councilman Mororrow. Yes. Councilman Piper. Yes. Councilman Stries. Yes. And Councilman Finro is excused.
All right. Hi everyone. I see we have a lot of people here. This is really exciting. We have a lot of things to celebrate uh this evening. And I'm going to start with um the proclamation for the NJSIA
North Jersey Section 2 group one state sectional champions. Whereas it is with great pride that we honor the remarkable achievement of the 2025 Gly Bears for their outstanding performance in securing the NJSIA
North Jersey Section 2 Greek D group 1 state sectional. The Brilli Bears displayed exceptional skill, determination, and teamwork throughout the season, culminating in a record of 12 wins and two losses. And this remarkable season included
significant victories against prominent rival teams, showcasing the resilience and talent of our student athletes. And the Bears exhibited exclinary sportsmanship, setting a positive example for their peers and the
community. And we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated coaches staff who guided and inspired these young athletes including head coach David Kaplau and assistant coaches Eric Moniker, Ben Devito, Quinn Monigan, and
Joe John Stafer whose unwavering support and commitment were instrumental in the team success. And whereas the community of Kennawward celebrates not only the triumphs of our young athletes but also the spirit of camarader and the values of hard work,
discipline and respect that they ex exemplify. Now therefore, I, Linda Carloich, mayor of the Barrow of Canada, on behalf of the Barrow Council and community, do hereby extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Girly Bears, their dedicated coaching staff,
supportive families, and the community that has helped cheer them on throughout their impressive season. May this victory, marked by a record of perseverance and a spirit of excellence, inspire all within our community to pursue their aspirations with vigor and
determination. A witness whereof, I, Mayor Linda Carloich, have here on to sign my name officially and cause the seal of the Burrow of Kennaware to be affixed the second day of July, 2025. I'd like to uh ask of the head coach um
David Kapl, is he here? They come on up. And I we have certificates for all the boys as well. [Music] Just real quick, uh, behalf of the entire program, just want to thank the town Castle community for your, you know, unwavering support all season
long. Uh, we're actually extremely proud of this group and, uh, you know, this is obviously season. Thank you. You want the team? Do you want to take a photo op with the team the proclamation?
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hurts. Trying to find it. Yeah. And you don't know what it is. Okay, continuing with our celebrations, we have four Eagle Scouts who have done an amazing job on different projects in town that we want to recognize. ize and
thank you. So, I'm going to read each one individually. Um, and then after I'm done with each one, you can come up and I'll I'll present the proclamation to you. Okay. So, the first one is Eagle Scout Christopher Boick.
recognizing the achievements of the young citizens who contribute to our community. A dedicated lifestyle 83 has demonstrated leadership commitment and service
project restoration furnishment of the existing fireboxes located outside the BFW and American region buildings as well as the establishment of a new box outside town hall.
Deep respect for train integrating this meaningful tradition into the troops calendar for years to come. This initiative requires fundraising efforts to purchase a new collection
materials for refurbishing existing to the ceremonies with the dignity they deserve. Therefore, I may on behalf of the council and community
to hereby commend and honor for his outstanding community service and dedication to both his truth and the values represents. We encourage all residents to support his efforts and participate in the ceremonies he seeks
to establish. I may have to sign my name officially the 7th day of July 2025. Congratulations. Thank you. Heat. Heat. Whereas
proud to recognize and celebrate the achievements of young citizens who demonstrate leadership, commitment and a spirit of service. dedicated lifestyle of troop 83 has distinguished himself through his outstanding efforts and contributions to
our community. Whereas for his project, Mason undertook the significant task of reconfiguring and organizing the storage space of the senior center, including the installation of shelving and cabinetry.
This project aims to improve the accessibility and readiness of the inventory and supplies used by the senior citizens and his efforts have far exceeded the initial goals of course determination and vision resulted in a
more efficient and functional storage area that enhances the services provided to our senior citizens ensuring that their needs are met with care and respect. Whereas his dedication to community service sets a commemorable example for
his peers and inspires others to engage in acts of kindness and generosity. Therefore, I may on behalf of the council and grateful community to hereby command and honor Daniel for his outstanding contributions
and service to our community. We extend our heart gratitude for his commitment in making Canada a better place to live for all its residents. I may privilege here to sign my name officially
to the 7th of July 2025. Congratulations. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. It is with great pride and appreciation that we recognize Daniel a dedicated lifestyle
83. Daniel has demonstrated remarkable leadership and commitment to the service leadership project which aims to repurpose an unus. This project will create volume space
for storage board games, sports equipment, sports, and other materials for upcoming community events. Whereas the county recreation center facility hosting after school programs, clubs, events for senior citizens, and
family activities contributing to the wellbeing of our community. Today's initiative to enhance the recreation center with a variety of board games will not only provide recreational opportunities but also foster family bonding and game night
time without the use of electronic devices. Whereas this effort sifies the value of teamwork, community service and leadership at the heart of this program. Now therefore, I acknowledge the mayor of the bur on
behalf of the burough council and a grateful community to hereby honor and commend Daniel for his exceptional dedication and service to the community. This exploratory project is a testament to what can be achieved through hard
work and a genuine desire to make a positive impact. The witness where I may have here to sign my name officially across the seed of July 2025. Thank you.
Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Whereas takes great pride in recognizing the achievements of and contributions of its residents. Whereas dedicated lifestyated exceptional leadership and commitment to
community service. Whereas for project took the task of reconfiguring and organizing the office and storage space at the recreation center efforts the goal of reorganizing and redesigning the administrative office
space was not only met but exceeded creating a more functioning and welcoming environment for the recreation center staff and visitors. This project is truly enhanced the operations of the recreation center positively impacting the community and
setting the inspiring example for now. Therefore, I may on behalf of the council and a grateful community and celebrate for his outstanding service and achievements. We commend him for his
hard work, determination, and positive change he has brought to our community. I may as well be the second of July 2025. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat. Yes. Thank you very much. I'd like to move on to the finance report. Council member Marorrow. Council finance report. Councilman Sure.
You're not going to get a short one tonight. We're passing the capital budget. So, I'd like to explain what's inside of it. We got a lot of good things going on. Uh I'm going to classify the spend, if you will, into two categories, public safety as well as infrastructure and improvements. And we'll start with public safety. We have
the new radar signal signs that we've been talking about for like the last 3 or 4 months. They're in the budget as well as other pedestrian safety projects. We've got new and replacement vehicles for our police and fire department in the budget. We've got new tools, equipment, turnout gear, all for
the fire department. Security cameras will be going up at Park. We'll have new ADA compliant ramps for the police detective bureau. Those are some of the public safety projects there. On the infrastructure project and improvement side, we have the continued paving down
Monroe from 17th Street down to the end of 8th Street. Uh we've been working on that project for a couple years. Sidewalk replacement projects will also continue along the north side and south sides of the boulevard. You can expect to see north 19th through 22nd Street
done as well as south 22nd through 23rd. We'll be having uh the senior center windows replaced. We are going to install a wash facility at the DPW which will extend the life of our own machinery and mutuals. We have a tree
planting project that we will kick off this year that is going to replace the trees that have been removed over the last couple of years so they can be dead or fallen down. We have a walking path that's going to be built around the mario. some fences going up, netting, bleachers, and many other improvements
to that park, as well as other improvements to the Ninth Street and the 16th Street parks. And lastly, we have some sewer and catch basins and drain improvement projects that will be going on in town. And that's just to name the highlights of what was inside this boat
uh budget. A big and special note here is that we're receiving over $822,000 in grants which significantly help us with these funding uh funding these improvement projects. Our town professionals and employees did an amazing job with identifying and
pursuing these grants and the outcome of winning them for the people of Kennaworth is just amazing. So, thank you to our CFO, the Harvard consulting folks who've worked with us extensively, our account department heads, uh, all of you have contributed immensely to this capital budget. And I'd also like to
thanks the finance department in general. Lisa is doing an amazing job down there. Uh, and her team is really knocking things out, moving that department fast. Laura also um, plays an integral role in everything we do, not necessarily department head of all departments. So, thank you Laura. And uh
that is uh really in there for the capital budget. There are questions from the team having I have a question about the our actual budget. Um, so one of the things, no, the regular budget that, um, so one of the things that I can say
since I've been on council that's been a big issue in town was the tree budget and it was increased uh, back in 2021 to 75,000 and then lowered the last 3 years to 35,000. and we just don't have enough money in that
budget because I've been getting so many emails about um what you said budget the budget last year had an infusion of capital or or money at the end I think you deployed that for tree services at the end of 2024 so when we had that
gentleman come up here and talk about his car and everything we took action um I don't know I did want to talk about this tonight about what the maintenance procedures and the inspection actually looks like that tree still hasn't been removed. Well, that's we got the finance
committee. We pump the money in. I'd like to understand maybe the inspection and the maintenance and how we go around identifying the trees that need to be cut cuz nobody's there. So, and I did talk with Ken and we talk with the finance committee about anything that needs to be made up for this year to match what was done last year. But I
think we still it's not a throw the money at the problem issue. I don't know if it is. I'd like to understand how we inspect the trees, how do we identify when limbs are going to come down, and we'll fund the projects, but we have to understand what that's going to look like. It seems that we've been reactive, not proactive. If the tree comes down,
we go look at it. The tree budget was not cut this year. Particular budget was uh it was $35,000 last year. We did a transfer. When was it cut from 75,000 to 35,000? 2022.
Yeah, I think I think we need to talk about that. Okay. Okay. The point I'm trying to make is that the budget numbers that get approved, they were lower than what you're quoting for the line item from 2021. In 2022, it was lower. In 2023, I
think it stayed low. Last year, we pumped the money in. Actually, I think 2023 is when it first got lower. So, for the last 2 years, it has been at 35. Last year, though, we pumped the influx of money in. So it rose it to what was an average funding level five years before.
But it is it a money problem I guess is what I want to say. So the budget could be there. I'd be happy to work with you on what inspection and all that would look like. How many people you have out there actual budget we need to be proactive with this not reactive. And I think we could come back to the table. I
sympathize for what I saw on Facebook of the gentleman who may have had repeated problems with a single trip. It's not just that there's several. Well, we had immense rift through cattle worth in North New Jersey over the last few days.
So, we need the money though to respond to that. That's what I'm asking. How do we become proactive and look for these things so they don't become cleanup issues? So that's that's I guess where I'd like to see us spending the money and we can absolutely have a talk about that.
Is that all? Yeah. Well, my report's done. Thank you, Councilman. Department of Public Works, Councilman Bole. I just want to talk about trees, too. We We did talk about it, right? We are working on a couple issues, a couple
different issues. Okay. Thank you. Um here um there's going to be four more pickups booked for 2025 um spread around our own are scheduled according to the routes
and days we collect the regular household trash residents who have their regular trash pickups on Wednesdays and Saturdays on the north side are scheduled for Friday July 11th and scrap metal items will not be counted as part of the five bulk items
that will be removed by a separate DVW truck on bulk day. Um that's about all I have report. Thank you. Councilman Department of Public Safety Councilman Benestrol is excused. Oh, you have his
report? Yeah. Great. Sorry you have to listen to me all night. Okay, thank you. Report from uh Chief Campanelli uh that I will read off today. For June, the Kennallorth Police Department responded to 1,191
calls for service and 196 911 calls. There were 177 hours of overtime for the month. The breakdown is as follows. 64 hours of scheduled patrol overtime, 36 hours for dispatch overtime, 28 hours
for fireworks, 17 hours swap call out, 16 hours detective bureau call in, 8 hour patrol call in, 8 hours for the arrive program. Kennorth Police Department completed 405 hours of training for the month. Kennorth PD
issued 163 traffic summons and had 10 arrests for May. There were zero sick days used and zero sick occurrences. There were 12 OJI on the job injury days and Kell Police Department received 199
flock hot list alerts from the stationary cameras along the boulevard. The cameras continue to provide an excellent service in protecting the department. Uh a message from the chief. Uh, the Coworth Police Department hosted its annual junior policy uh, excuse me, junior police academy from June 23rd to
the 27th. The program provided juveniles with an inside look at law enforcement, including PT, drill and ceremony, car stops, and firearm strength. Once again, our officers did a fantastic job. The program is headed by the detective bureau with assistance from our patrol
division. The juveniles are looking forward to attending again next year. Our two new officers, officer Cascarano and Mlay, if I'm saying that correct, sorry, are continuing their FDO training
and are progressing accordingly. KBD assisted with security for the fireworks display on June 28th with no reported issues. Uh, Ken Police Department wants to remind everyone to block their car doors and secure their residences. Actors in the area have been trying to
gain access to homes and vehicles. With warmer weather approaching, actors will look for unsecure windows to enter a home and quickly grab car keys and fobs and other valuable items. If you see something that doesn't look right, let the police department know. Please
contact the Kennorth Police Department to report a complaint or a nuisance. We can't help if we don't know about it. Since the boulevard has been paved, we have received several complaints about speeding. Kennorth Police Department is out conducting traffic enforcement details throughout the burrow. KPD is
asking our residents to please slow down and stop people in the crosswalks. Please park in legal spots only. Thank you, chief, and thank you, mayor. Thank you. Planning and zoning, Councilman Scarice. Thank you, Mayor. Um,
couple items. Um, we have a few people printing out bulk to not till uh July 11th. So there's a couple violations there. Uh north holdings on the old former national tools site. Um there request for
additional loading docks past pending uh fixing up um some things wrong like fire codes and and cleaning up the property. uh Rodriguez on 17th Street and moved their fence back off of Burough property and
the right away. Uh let's see. We had two applications for essential air hack. Uh two fence applications, generator, uh someone's adding a new front porch, one above ground pool, two more house additions. We also have um
concept there's a proposal for a self- storage facility in front of the uh Kennaworth uh hotel and by the gas station there in the front uh property. Um there's also an application to create a multif family dwelling on 8th Street.
Uh one was denied on 15th Street. It wanted to convert one family to two families. So uh says zoning denied and uh that's what I have here. Thank you, Councilman. Recreation and Fire Council Piper. Thank
you, Mayor. Uh there's not much for RACK as they have the summer camp program going on right now. The fire report during the month of June. The fire department responded to 45 calls. During these incidents, the fire department
traveled 131 miles and utilized 166 man hours. The fire department rescue squad responded to 23 calls traveling 252 miles and utilized 245 man hours. So during the month of June, the fire department and the rescue squad
completed 40 hours of training. And the additional manhour utilized uh in June was administrative 268, stipens 1,32, building maintenance 16, vehicle maintenance 10. So the total calls for
the month were 68. The total miles traveled were 383 and the total manh hours were 2007. That's all I have. Thank you, Councilman. Health, Education, and Welfare Councilwoman Gio Deno Pazardo. Thank
you, Mayor. The uh library does not have meetings in July and August, so I won't have a formal report until September. However, they have an extensive amount of activities planned for the children.
um and adults, but especially the children and being very supportive uh for the summer reading program. So, I urge all parents and kids to take advantage of everything going on at the library. It's a really great facility
and a lot of renovations have been done there. So, um it's even more inviting to spend time there. The uh board of education meets on July 14th. So I'll read report on the board of ed for the
next meeting. But I will say everything is wrapping up nicely with the renovations. And I think come September, it's really going to be spectacular to walk into uh Rarely and Hardy uh and see
everything that's been done and completed. Um the senior center the senior director has been organizing a lot of different workshops for the seniors specifically centering around social security and Medicare and
assisting seniors with um either enrolling or accessing their services. But uh aside from that, I encourage seniors to take advantage of that beautiful facility that we have there and all the amenities that our senior
director has enhanced and especially on hot days if you have an air conditioning issue. get over there, get some relief, have a great lunch, uh commiserate with your friends and neighbors, and um if if
you do have an issue with air conditioning in your home, please let one of us know. Either call the health department, um the burough administrator, the senior director, or the police department, whoever, reach out. I'm sure we could find something uh
to help you if you should have a situation, especially when it's 90 and 95 degrees. Um, and for the health department, I don't have anything in particular to report. So, that's all I have. Thank you, Council Tony. The heat
wave last week was depressing and I know we had a lot of residents with power out. Is there any cooling zones that we have in town? Not not that I know of. Uh, Chief, do we have anything set up? That's why I thought if anybody had an issue, they
could certainly come to Bermud and then I guess they can come to the library and then perhaps the senior center as well. And the library is open on Saturdays now and they have been for since the beginning of June. So they're open six six days a week. So you can
always find market generator. That's a great spot because a lot of people were out in all these different areas. There's like brown outs rolling through town and seemed it just didn't matter where you were in there. Thank
you, Councilwoman Engineer. Thank you. Uh not too much is going on right now actual construction. Uh we are looking to put out a sidewalk and uh road project
and um presently. Thank you, Chief. And uh we're currently working on the walking path for the tomorrow. Great. Looking forward to that. Christian, I have a question for you. Uh Tony has
been all over this project on Will Shire and we're we're in for the rain to stop. Um not only is Tony calling, I'm home. Okay. And we're just trying to get out. Okay. So time is now. Yes. Excellent. Thank you. I'll ask again next.
Thanks. Hello CFO. Thank you. Uh financial remor you summed up the capital perfectly. So anything else bring up the tax? Oh so yes the uh
estimated tax bills have been mailed. They are due August 1st. You have the 10day grace period and uh that's all we have right now. Thank you. Excuse me. Can you get those postcards that shows you basically year-over-year tax? When does that come out? The postcards from
the assessor's office come out. Usually they're mailed February 1st. So they were sent out for beginning of the year they come for 2025. Okay. Thank you. We can look at that tree budget please.
Attorney mayor uh anything that I report will be reviewing in uh executive session this evening. Thank you. Administrative officer. We'll be meeting with the engineer, finance, and recreation representatives next week so we can go over the 2025 Union County
capital improvements grant project so we can get that rolling. Uh the United Way summer youth employment program begins on Monday. Uh they throw us a little bit of a curveball. Originally, we were just going to have three and it was supposed to be 20 hours a week. Well, now they're giving us four or 31 hours a week. So,
surely I'd like to talk to you about that. Maybe you could use a little help from the senior center. That's great. Uh let's see the this week the the individuals are receiving training in preparation for workforce placement. The state increased the bid threshold to $53,000. So consequently, we're not
going to require a resolution for the additional um police vehicle purchase. The Bureau of Madison sent us notification that they're not going to be continuing the shared services for it for the year 2026. I already made a few tentative uh inquiries out there and I
do have an RFP that I'm going to prepare and and send that out and see what our options are going to be. Uh the historical society is requesting to host the annual townwide garage sale October 4th weekend of October 4th and 5th. And they're also asking that the permit fees be waved as has been the
tradition as council. Can the quick consensus everybody okay? Absolutely. October 4th and 5th. Fourth and 5th. and waving of the fees. Yes. Thank you. And I do have a few things
for executive session. That's all I have. Thank you. Real quick, uh item 168 is going to be after uh executive session. Correct. Yes. Well, 168 has been pulled off of the consent agenda and it will be uh entertained
after executive session. Come back out. Madison sharing everything. My understanding is I I think from some of the conversations I've had, I think they took on a few too many towns and they don't want to bring any more personnel on and they're spreading
themselves a little bit thin. So they started to trim what they separate the cyber security outsourcing firms there. Yes. Well, maybe we can look at one of our
neighbors and have some shorter cyber hacking and things like that. I don't know if we'll be able to change that on, but yeah, I'll keep you posted as I move forward. Okay. Did you have another question? Next for council consideration is the
consent agenda consisting of resolutions 25 through 167. Uh note that uh resolution 16 25168 will be voted on separately. Is there a motion to approve the consent agenda? Motion second.
Roll call. Resolutions 25-159 through 25-167 have been approved by one motion. All items will be recorded individually called in the minutes. Councilman Bole. Yes. Councilman Finishello is excused. Counciloman Jan Sterno. Yes. Councilman Mororrow. Yes.
Councilman Piper. Yes. Council. Yes. Motion passes. Okay. So, as I stated before, uh resolution 25-16 will be considered after executive session. So, next up, we have public hearing and adoption of
ordinance 2025 amending existing chapter 190 vehicles and traffic section 43 schedule 11 stop intersections. The purpose of this ordinance is to establish a four-way stop at Sheridan and 11th Street. Is there a motion to open the floor for the public comments
on this ordinance only? Motion second. Motion made by Councilman Morrow, seconded by Council Miss Karice. All in favor? I. Does anyone have anything to say on this ordinance and this ordinance only, please step forward and state your name and address?
Okay, seeing no one, is there a motion to close the floor for public comments on this ordinance only? Motion. Second. Motion made by Councilman Scar, seconded by Council Marorrow. All in favor? Is there a motion to adopt ordinance 2025-08?
Motion second. Motion made by Councilman Morrow. Seconded by Councilman Bole. Roll call. Councilman Bole. Counciloman Jera. Yes. Councilman Warro. Yes. Councilman Piper. Yes. Councilman Spice. Yes. Councilman
Fenrell is excused. Next up for public hearing adoption is ordinance 2025-09 amending and supplementing chapter 91 fees and licenses article one fees generally section 1.3 uniform construction code fees. The purpose of this ordinance is to amend the UCC
philode. Is there a motion to open the floor for public comments on this ordinance only? Second. Motion made by councilman was it miper council piper and council jer down. All
in favor. Does anyone have anything to say on this ordinance and this ordinance only, please come forward and state your name and address. Seeing no one, I'd like a motion to close the floor for public comments on this ordinance only. So moved. Second.
Motion uh made by Councilman Scurry, seconded by Councilman Piper. All in favor? I Is there a motion to adopt ordinance 2025-09? Second. Motion made by Councilman Mo,
seconded by Councilman Piper. Roll call. Councilman Bole. Yes. Councilman Jordano. Yes. Councilman Waro. Yes. Councilman Piper. Yes. Councilman. Yes. Councilman is excused. Motion passes. Next for council consideration is an
ordinance on introduction 2025-10 bond ordinance to authorize the making of various public improvements in the acquisition of new additional or replacement equipment and machinery new information technology equipment new communication and signal systems equipment new automotive vehicles including original apparatus equipment
in by and for the burrow of kenn county state of New Jersey to appropriate the sum of $2,298,500 to pay the cost thereof to appropriate various grants to make a down payment or partially fund an appropriation for capital improvement fund to override the issuance of bonds to finance to finance
such appropriation and to provide for the issuance of bond anticipation of in anticipation of issuance of such bonds. This ordinance authorizes the bureau to undertake capital improvements such as infrastructure projects or equipment purchases and to finance them them through borrowing
um issuing bonds or notes. Is there a motion to approve ordinance 2025-10 on introduction? Motion made by Councilman Bole, seconded by Councilman Marorrow. Roll call. Councilman Bole. Yes. Councilman Fish is excused. Councilman Jerno. Yes.
Councilman Waro. Yes. Councilman Piper. Councilman Scur. Yes. Ordinance 2025-10 will be scheduled for public hearing and adoption at the August 20th, 2025 council meeting at 6 p.m. Next for council consideration is an ordinance on for introduction 2025-11 amending
ordinance number 20 24-22 affecting employment title, salary ranges and personnel policies for the bureau employees of the bureau of count and amending ordinance 2022-03 providing for compensation for the department of public works of the bureau of count. This circuit sets salary
ranges and establishes new titles in the salary ordinance. Is there a motion to approve ordinance 2025-11 on introduction? Motion second. Motion made by Councilman Scur. Seconded by Councilman Piper. Roll
call. Councilman Bole. Councilman Fin is excused. Councilman Guro. Yes. Councilman War. No. Councilman Piper. Yes. Councilman Scur. Yes. Ordinance 2025-11
will be scheduled for public hearing and adoption at the August 20th, 2025 council meeting at 6 p.m. Next for council considerations and another ordinance for introduction 2025-12 ordinance adopting amendments to the articles 1 2 and three of chapter
106 garbage rubbish refuse and recycling the municipal code of the burough of count. This ordinance amends chapter 106 garbage rubbage refuse and recycling of the burrow code. Is there a motion to approve or earnings 2025-12 on introduction? Motion second. Motion made
by Councilman Mo, seconded by Councilman Piper. Roll call. Councilman Bole. Councilman Finell is excused. Councilman Dearo. Yes. Councilman Morrow. Yes. Councilman Piper. Yes. And Councilman Furies. Yes. Ordinance 2025-12 will be scheduled for public hearing and
adoption at the August 20 20th, 2025 council meeting at 6 p.m. Okay. At this time, I make a motion to open the floor to the public. Motion. Motion made by Councilman Piper, seconded by Councilman Scurice. All in favor? Does anyone have anything
to say for the good and well-being of council? Please come forward and state your name and address. Okay. Seeing no one, I'd like a motion to close the floor for public discussion. Second. Motion made by Councilman Piper. Seconded by Councilman Skiri. All in
favor? I. Okay. Um, next we have a need to go into executive session. Can I have a motion to enter into executive sess session? Oh, sure. He has to move can't be here today, but
he pulled out that quirky calendar he has and told me something he'd like to introduce uh or tell everybody cuz before the next meeting other than the July 4th date that we all know about, there's going to be National P number two pencil day. National number two pencil day is going
to be the day before our next August meeting. Councilman Finish couldn't be here to make you laugh, so trust us. That's all. Okay. And I just want everyone to know that formal action will be taken after executive session.
And happy number two pencil day to everyone and enjoy your summer. Happy 4th of July 4th. Um I'd like a motion to adopt ordinance 25-168. Resolution uh resolution, not ordinance,
I'm sorry. Resolution 25-168. Second. Motion made by councilman uh seconded by counciloman. Councilman Bo. Yes. Councilman Fiser is excused. Councilwoman Jero. Yes.
Councilman War. Yes. Councilman Piper. Yes. Council SC. Yes. Motion passes. Okay. I'd like to wish everyone a happy 4th of July and a happy summer since we won't be uh convening until uh August. So, hope everyone has a safe and happy
and relaxing summer. Yes. Happy 4th of July. Make sure you celebrate. Wait, what day is National and Happy National number two pencil day? That's for you, Joe. I hope you're enjoying your vacation at
5:30. What was that? That was moved. Okay. I'd like a motion to adjurnn. Second. Motion made by Councilman Piper, seconded by Councilman Oscar. All in favor?
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