of the Lake Ko Burough Council to order. Please rise for a salute to the flag and a moment of silent reflection. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands, one nation,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Please remain standing for a moment of silent reflection. >> Thank you. Sunshine, please. This meeting has been provided by the adoption of the resolution by the mayor and council on the 6th day of January 2026 in which resolution the time and
place of the agenda and regular meetings with January 6 were set forth. Notice the same is delivered to the Asbury Park tapped into and a copy of the notice posted on the bur website and on the ben board. All meetings are open to the public. >> Roll call please. >> Councilman >> here. Councilman Dano >> here. >> Councilman Vric
>> here. Councilman Abalad >> here. Councilman Riners >> here. >> Counciloman McIntyre >> here. >> Thank you. Before we get to business, there's a couple of items that I would like to discuss for our ABC agenda tonight. Um, I know there's been some
changes today and at the last minute. Um, we did table a resolution for Joe Surf Shack until the next meeting. If you are here to speak uh or to hear about Joe's Surf Shack, that will be pushed to the next meeting. Also,
resolution 2026-80 for bar anticipation will be tabled to the next meeting as well. Um, and I think that's it. Correct. Uh, moving on, approval of minutes. Can I have a motion for approval for the May
19th meeting? Minutes from the May 19th meeting. >> So moved. Second. >> All in favor? I >> opposed. Extensions. Um, all right. We have no communications. We'll go to reports of
committee starting with Councilman McIntyre or anything. >> Thank you, Mayor. Um, from what it looks like, we're prepared for a safe, busy summer with everything on the agenda tonight. >> Awesome. Thank you very much. Uh, Councilman Riners,
>> thank you, Mayor. Uh as you're aware, we met with uh burough officials to discuss the topics surrounding the water and sewer infrastructure in town. Topics included the possibility of raising water rates, possible sale of the infrastructure, and the process and
schedule in which we read our meters. Uh ultimately, we are continuing to investigate the best way to and most efficient way to save residents money with our water and sewer. We're waiting on some reports from independent contractors to give us a better idea of what we're looking at and then we can
make a more informed decision as to what our next step will be. Uh we'll plan to meet over the next few weeks and months and I'll have a more detailed report when we get those reports there. Otherwise, all matters are in order.
Any questions or thoughts on that? >> Uh Councilwoman Albalid Doyle. >> Thank you, Mayor. I have a lot of great things to announce. Um, so this is our season for tourism and it's so it begins. So I would like to share that we are going to be having a fundraiser for
Lake Como day. This will be at Joe's Surf Shack. Um, it will be on Sunday, June 14th, and it will be at 2 p.m. There will be live music by Forcefed, which is a very popular band in the area. Um, and it's a $20 suggested
donation and that $20 will give you access to a full buffet and one drink ticket. So, it's a bargain. Come and support Lake Kamo. Um, also our farmers market will begin on the 10th. So, that
will be on Wednesdays. It will be from 3 to 7. So, that's June 10th. Uh, just to give everybody an idea of what will be there, we're going to have Farmer Dan. We will have star seed herbal remedies. Uh Belmar honey which is always a favorite of mine is going to be there. Uh ferment and flourish sourdough for
all those sourdough lovers. Pila provisions and new to us is Jetet Pilates. And they will be doing demos and they'll have some drinks and some of their potions and concoctions to share with everyone. Um so please come to our farmers market. That will be weekly like
I said starting on the 10th from 3 to 7. And last but not least, our favorite Wednesdays on the water will begin on the 10th as well, so they will coincide. Um, this will be at the gazebo. It will be live music and face painting, so
please bring the kids. That will be from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Um, the dates for the Wednesdays on the water will be June 10th, which will be Belmar Grass. Uh, July 8th, which will be almost average. Uh, August 12th will be the Eoro
Bandits. August 26th will be Tommy B and the Deep Blue Seas. So, please come. Please spread the word. Please come with your families. Bring your chairs. Um, and be prepared to hear some great music. Other than that, all matters are in order.
>> Thank you very much, Councilman Ventrice. >> Thank you, Mayor. Uh, two upcoming events that are being put on by the uh Environmental Commission. First, this Saturday, uh, June 6 at 11 o'clock, the Delisio Waste and Recycling is going to give a presentation on everything that you want to know about recycling right
here. Then following Saturday, June 13th at 9:00 is going to be the annual lake cleanup in the spring. That's going to be, I think, from 9 to 11. starting at otherwise all matters are.
>> Thank you, Councilman Danto. >> Thank you, Mayor. All matters. >> Thank you, Council President SC. >> Thank you, Mayor. All matters are in order, but I will just remind my fellow Councilman um about your fabulous events. They sound amazing. Hopefully, you'll have sunny days. Um send me
summaries of whatever you have flyers. I'll make sure they go on our social media pages. Um, and as I said, all matters are not otherwise. >> Thank you very much. Um, for my report tonight, uh, first I want to thank Council President Skull for taking the reigns for the last couple of meetings.
Um, for me, this is a very busy time of the year and sometimes work conflicts with uh, our meeting schedule. So, I apologize for not being here. It's just because my real job sometimes takes precedence. Um, and uh, I want to thank uh, Council President Skulligan and the
rest of the council for council for keeping up the work. Um that being said, if you've paid attention to the um the media at all lately, you'll see that the governor has put a year moratorum on
the uh NJ real standards for uh for flood planes um which has been a topic of conversation not only in Lake Ko but in other short towns. I joined along with uh other South Mammoth County Shore
communities um in signing a letter from the mayors asking uh the the legislature and the governor to look at these uh these regulations that were being put forth. They've heard our voice um along with many other voices and they
put a moratorum on those uh regulations at least until next July. Um but it gives the legislature and the state more time to really look at the facts and the data before they move forward with it. So that's really something um that's
positive in my in my opinion moving forward. Other than that, all matters are in order. At this time, I'll take motion to open for public comments. >> So moved. >> Second. All in favor? Hi. >> Um, at this time, anyone that has public
comments on the new business agenda and the new business agenda only, um, those are six items listed on your agenda can come to the mic now. I just need your name and address. Seeing none, I'll take a motion to
close. >> So, move. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. Uh first under our new business agenda, we have the third annual Greenwood block party. Uh if we have a representative, uh Amanda, if you want to come up and now now that I've said
your name, would you give your name and your address? >> Amanda Hernick, 1820 agreement. >> Okay. Um I think this was the litmus test, right? Was this the first block party, I think, in town? The annual block party. >> Uh and it's been going well. >> Yep. like so far.
>> Any changes to to to what you've been doing in the past? >> And can you remind us again exactly what the block party looks like where everything? >> Um, usually bucket from like 19th to like mid Greenwoodish. I know it says all of Greenwood. We end up they end up
not end up coming down our street anyway. But um I'm not sure when it's going to change. I'm sure it's still going to be one way in August because we did oursel late last year. >> Yeah. >> Due to scheduling, but it's going to be half the street at least so the neighbors can get in and out or that
come in emergency wise for any reason. >> And that is a oneway going south. >> So you can still uh drivers can still use street. >> Correct. >> Um Drew, any questions or concerns?
>> Uh there is no questions or concerns. I did to the chief about this. She she did not have any issues with it. Unfortunately, she came and she wasn't here tonight. Um the only thing there was some confusion on the last party where police was going to do it. So if you can just contact me or a week before
the event. >> Yeah, >> questions from the council. See none, I'll take a motion. >> Second. >> All right. This is a motion to approve the um the special events permit
application as stands. We have a motion to second. Uh roll call, please. >> Yes. >> Council, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Council, >> yes. >> Are you going to the block party, HEATHER? >> EVERYONE'S INVITED.
>> YES. EVERYONE'S INVITED. You always are always welcome. >> Listen, it's it's well managed and under control. I've been able to observe it for the past three past two. So, >> all right. All right. Uh, the application is approved. Thank you very much. Good luck. >> Appreciate it. >> Okay. Resolution 2026-88.
This is the calendar year 2026 budget. This is a public hearing and adoption. Um, we can have Councilman uh Danuano if you just want to present your report before I open to the public.
>> Sure. Um, yes. So, I'd like to start out again by thanking everyone who had a hand preparing the budget this year. Um, particularly Sam, he me um it's a lot of hard work that goes into it for a small municipality like ours. It's not easy. So, I really appreciate all the dig into it. Um, so based on the budget being put
up for vote tonight are um overall municipal budget is going to be approximately $5.1 million in 2026. It's an increase of approximately 250,000 from the prior year. The amount raised by taxation would be approximately $3.5 million. uh the budget will be bringing
down the tax rate slightly from 0.388 to 0.387. So what this means for the average residential homeowner, this would be an increase of about $220 for the year. Um everyone should remember that every resident's individual assessment plays a role in ultimately what their tax bill
is as well. So some will see larger increases if their assessments want more than the average. Others may see a smaller increase if it was flip side. Um, and as another reminder, the municipal budget and the amounts raised by taxation is around 39% of every
resident's overall tax bill. The remainder is made up of school and county taxes. We don't have the final county budget yet. Um, so we do have to see what that ends up being, but we do expect the school taxes to remain flat the prior year, which is good. Um, another thing to remind residents is
that last year there was a ballot question for all Mammoth County residents um, associated with the county's open space program. So that referendum passed which increases the county open space tax rate from 0.025 to 0.032.
So this increase will also be reflected on residents tax bills when they receive it. Um in Lake Ko this measure passed by about a 2 to1 margin in favor of it. There was 500 to 20 259 no votes. Um and interesting that's it was a very close
margin we saw in Lakewell compared to how much the referendum passed by county. Um so that happy >> um yep uh before we do that I'll open it to the public because this is a public hearing. So if anybody has any specific
questions on the calendar year 2026 budget um you can come to the mic and ask questions comments at this time. Just need your name and address, please. >> Bob Rossby, 50418th Avenue. >> Ju just a quick question about the um
the school portion of the budget. What is it based upon? A certain population of students go going like KOMO students attending the schools and is that going up or down or how how
do you >> so interestingly enough through this process we were faced with the same questions as the council. Um, we reached out to the b the business administrator for the Lake Ko school board, which is the same business administrator for the
Belmar School Board. Um, even though we have our own board, uh, we have to have our own business administrator. Um, it works slightly different for every school. Uh, I can tell you that the number of our students that are going, our school age students that are going
to schools has been decreasing. Um what that means for a school like we send to Belmar, our contribution, our tuition that we pay to Bel to Belmar tends to decrease as we
decrease number of students. When we send our students to Manisquan, that's not exactly the case. Um they do it a little bit differently in where even though our number of students are decreasing, they are still looking for the same amount of money. So their rate
increases. So, they're trying to stay whole. Um, what you will see the biggest change in from year to year is the number of special education students that taxes have to pay for extra things. Um, so for instance, and and I could
speak to this only because I'm in the education field. If you have a student who has an IEP that requires special services, that could cost a lot more than just a tuition based student. So if
we have three students, say that are special ed students that go to special private schools, that could equal the same amount of money that it costs 60 students to go to to to Mattis. Um so that's where the the payment varies.
>> Um >> and and we have that information so we can >> budget accordingly. >> So we don't set the school budget. Our board of education sets the school budget. um and they use that information to set their budget accordingly. So when
it comes to a municipal budget, our number that we set here is different than what the board of education sets and is different than what the county sets. You get all those three numbers. My experience is more in higher education on the university level and with that with the declining enrollment
because of college age students I and I assume you see that before we would see it on the university level. >> Yeah. >> So so that's an interesting dynamic on preparing
for what's going to happen in the future. So, it's it's a very interesting process when it comes to paying tuition. Even though this is definitely the cheapest way, I hate using that word, but it's the most affordable way for us to educate our students is to pay
tuition. Uh the only thing that is really required for that tuition and that rate that's set by the school is approval by the county superintendent. Um I don't know of a time where a county superintendent has never approved that rate or what that is being paid. Um, but
that's really all all it takes. But it's definitely more affordable for us uh in Lake Ko to educate our children through tuition based instead of having our own school and having to deal with all that overhead. >> Yeah. The the only open question at
least in my mind is the difference between Manisan Belmore. What what where you're paying. Can you do you control who goes where? Interestingly enough, it's kind of set,
right? It we could as uh as a uh council look into changing where our students go to get educated. That's definitely a possibility. Um it there's a lot of hoops to jump through for that. That was said a long time ago where our elementary students go to Belmar
Elementary and it's cheaper to educate an elementary student than it is to educate a high school student. Um, and at one point there was a percentage of students that were designated to go to Manisquan and then a percentage of students that were designated to go to, I believe, Asbury Park.
>> Um, those percentages have shrunk over the years for different reasons. Uh, and usually you see a student that is designated to go to Asbury Park usually pay to go to private school. Unfortunately, >> is it a coin or flip? So no, it was uh
it's based on when you moved into the municipality. So if you are a student that is born in the municipality, you have a better shot of going to Manisquan. If you moved into the municipality in fifth or sixth grade, you're probably going to be designated
for to Asbury Park. Um but then there are other magnet schools that they can go to, which is something that has come about over the past decade or so. Um there are other tuition based acceptance schools like we send a number of kids to go to uh Red Pank Regional uh obvious uh
actually because they get accepted into special programs and because there's choice school programs within the M within Mammoth County. So that messes with the percentages a little bit. It's not as cut and dry and black and white as it used to be. >> Yeah. Interesting. Thank you.
>> No problem. >> Seeing none. Uh, no one else. I'll close that public portion of the uh, budget hearing. Uh, are there any questions or comments from the council? >> Sam, anything that you would like to add?
>> I think >> Sam, thank you very much for all your hard work as well as Amy and Drew and everybody else that had anything to do with this budget. Um, we uh, we as a as a mayor and uh,
finance liaison get through this uh through this process, but we really come in at the end and say yes or no before it gets to the council. So, thank you for all the hard work that you've done. Um, with that, I will I will take a motion if you want a motion to approve
this the budget. >> I will make a motion to approve resolution 2026-88 adopting the 2026. Do >> I have a second? All right. Roll call, please. Scott. >> Yes. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> Councilman Mrice,
>> yes. >> Councilman Alvado, >> yes. >> Councilman Riners, >> yes. >> Counciloman McIntyre, >> yes. >> Thank you. Resolution 2026-87 offered by Councilwoman Alvalid Doyle. >> Thank you, mayor. So offering resolution 2026-87,
which is, as the mayor said, a resolution authorizing a refund of overpayment of taxes to 620 Redmond Avenue, which is designated as block 11, block 40. Um, there was an overpayment of $1,51753 and the tax collector has confirmed that
a refund for this overpayment is in order and it should be made payable to Stephen Tegr which is at who was at 620 Redmond Avenue. >> Uh, do I have a second? >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Council.
>> Yes. >> Yes. >> Council Mrice. >> Yes. >> Council. >> Yes. >> Council Rers. Yes. >> Counciloman McIntyre. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Resolution 2026-85 offered by Councilwoman McIntyre. >> Thank you, Mayor. Be it resolved by the
mayor and council of the burrow of Linko that the proper offices be directed and authorized to make payment for the following accounts. Um the current account um $41,4720. The water account $20,6206. uh general capital fund $44,187.50
the escrow account $2,29025 and the AC wire payments for $87,465.79 for a total of $195,61080. >> Um do I have a second? >> Second call. >> Yes. Councilman, >> yes. >> Councilman Mrice, >> yes.
>> Council Ela, >> yes. >> Councilman Riners, >> yes. >> Council Ragen, >> yes. >> Thank you. Resolution 2026-86 offered by Councilman Riners. >> Thank you, Mayor. Resolution 2026-86 be resolved by the mayor and the council of the Bur Lake Ko that the proper
officers be directed authorized to make payment in the following account. Uh, New Jersey natural gas $378.76. Have a second. >> Roll call, please. >> Councilman Scott, >> yes. >> Councilman, >> Steve,
>> yes. >> Councilomano, >> yes. >> Councilman Riners, >> yes. Counciloman McIntyre, >> yes. >> Thank you. Resolution 2026-89 offered by Councilman. >> So offer resolution 2026-89 resolution
council executive sessions. Whereas council discuss matters notate discussion and public meeting and these are subjects with the exceptions to the open public meetings acted to be discussed in close session
127. These are matters that are covered by the secretary privilege and there will be a close session estimated to be no more than 30 minutes after which uh the council
and session may begin. >> Thank you. And we will go into that executive session after our ABC hearings. Um, do I have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? I'm sorry. Um, roll call, please. >> Councilman Skull, >> yes. Councilman,
>> yes. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> Councilman Riners, >> yes. >> Council Mer, >> yes. >> Thank you. Can I have a motion to open for public comments, please? >> So moved. >> Second. All in favor? >> I. >> All right. Anyone wishing to come to the
mic for any type of open public comments or questions for the council can do so now. It's not necessarily regulated to the agenda. >> Seeing none, I'll take a motion to close. >> So move second. >> All in favor? >> I.
>> The council will now move into sitting as the alcohol beverage control board for uh license lure hearings. Um we have a couple of resolutions that we're going to uh hear tonight. So first we have uh two
our first two resolutions 202677 and 202678 um which is the same applicant. Can you come to the microphone please? This is the Lake Wine Shop and also Weinstein Liquors even though we will hear them. So just your name and address for the
record one4 candidate drywall. >> Um first Mr. I want to talk about uh resolution 202677. This is the Lake Ko wine shop. >> Um we had some questions from the council about the shop itself. The shop
has been closed for a little while. >> I think we talked about last year that you had a leak >> um and you're unable to open. >> Were you able to get the leak fixed? fix, but I'm still waiting to get my city back. >> Oh, okay. So, you're waiting on
insurance money to finish. Okay. So, it's not necessarily insurance that you're waiting for. >> No insurance. >> And there's no sh >> There's no ceiling. Okay. >> Do you have any idea when that's going
to be? Okay. a while. >> Okay. Um, we did uh coordinate with the state ABC because we had a number of questions the fact that the store has not been open. >> Um, I know Mr. Heisman talked to uh the
representatives. Um, and I believe their comments were that this is something that we should discuss even if we don't discuss it tonight. If we have questions for you and you can bring those answers back to us at the next meeting. Um, do we need any type of proof, do you think
that we're waiting for insurance money or we're waiting for um the work to be done? >> I can meet with them, you know, this week and discuss it with them and find out, you know, the plan is what kind of policies
that help you for the ABC. I'm not sure what the requirements would be. Okay. >> Any thoughts or questions from the from the council? I think that's a good idea, especially inside. >> All right. Um, if that's all right with you, um, I would like to table that
resolution until the next meeting. >> Um, so you can meet up with Mr. Heisman and talk a little bit about um um what you need and maybe there are some ways that we can help you. Um, we we we we want the store to be open, right? We don't we don't want the store to be closed um in the community. So, I
appreciate that. Thank you. >> Um, so we'll table 202677. Um but then we will >> Okay. Do we have a motion to table? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> Opposed? Abstensions.
Moving on to resolution 2026-78. Um this is for Weinstein's Liquor. DIY Corporation Trading is Weinstein's Liquors. Um, do we have any questions or
concerns, Captain? Nothing. Drew, do we have anything any questions or concerns on this? >> I do not. >> Okay. Um, you are aware of the conditions that are on this license, the two conditions, and you have any comments or questions on
those conditions? >> All right. And you're amendable to those conditions? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Um, any questions from the council? Um, this resolution can be offered by Councilman Danto. >> I will make a motion to approve
resolution 2026-7. >> Um, do I have a second? >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Council, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Council, >> yes. >> Council, >> yes. Council Rers, >> yes.
>> McIntyre, >> yes. >> Thank you. All right. Thank you sir. Um Mr. Heisman will be in touch or >> I'll be in touch with you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Um we should hear person
>> even though is there a representative for coral too here? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So if we have resolution 2026-79 renewal liquor license for Quran 2 um if we have a representative here uh please come to the mic and
state your name please and your address >> name is 508. >> Okay. Um are you are the current owner or the former owner? >> Current. >> The current owner. Okay. So even though we're renewing this under the old name first and then cancel.
>> All right. So you have um you have two conditions on your license. Um that is the TAMs training for anyone that is handling alcohol beverages and the litter patrol and responsibility for the garbage can out in front of your
establishment. Are you aware of those >> uh considerations? >> Drew, you have any questions or comments? >> I do. Captain, >> no. >> Uh, from the council, anything questions or comments?
>> Um, I just have a couple of comments. Uh, unfortunately, I walk my dog past your story every day, twice a day. Um, so I just I would like to implore you to keep up on that. Uh, the trash pickup. All right. I know that you have an air an air conditioning unit in the back
that's caged in that will often collect debris in there and it doesn't get cleaned up a lot. So, we appreciate that and we appreciate you taking care of that garbage can out in front. >> Um, if there are no questions, we have
uh offered by Councilman Ventrice. >> Thank you, Mayor. resolution 2026-79 to approve the renewal of the liquor license to the conditions. >> Uh I have a motion. Do I have a second? >> Second.
>> Uh roll call, please. >> Councilman. >> Yes. Yes. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> Councilwoman, >> yes. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> McIntyre, >> yes. >> Okay. Um, I guess you can stay there. We have resolution 2025-74.
This is a resolution approving the person person to transfer um offered by Councilman Ventrice. Thank you very much. >> No, he's right here. >> He's not
from here. >> He has to be here. >> Yes, he does. >> Are you Karan or Arya? >> Uh Corporation by >> He's >> No, I am the >> Oh, you're K too. >> Okay. Oh, >> so I was talking to you like you were Arya. I was misunderstanding.
>> So the person for Arya is not here. >> No, I don't know. >> Yeah, I talked to his attorney to be here. >> Yeah, >> they requested to be here for this meeting. >> I think they were requested to be here last, right? >> Um
what's your table? >> The person to person. Um, can I have a motion to table the uh persontoerson transfer? >> Second. >> All right. Roll call, please. >> Counciloman, >> yes. Councilman, >> yes. Councilman,
>> yes. Councilomano, >> yes. Councilman Rers, >> yes. >> Counciloman, >> yes, >> sir. I'm sorry, but unfortunately, we can't do the personto person transfer unless there's a representative of the other party. >> Okay. He has to be here. I will come with him next time. >> 19th. >> Uh, 16.
>> 16. Okay. >> All right. >> Appreciate it. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> I apologize. I misunderstood that. >> Okay. Uh we are we have tabled 80 and we are uh we pulled -80. We have
resolution 2026-82 liquor license man's tavern. Um we have a representative of McCann's Tavern. Can you please come to the mic? And this is McCann's Tavern. training as mechan
and address please. >> Uh my name is William to uh 220 2702 Woolly Road Wall, New Jersey. >> Thank you. And uh just for the record, your uh involvement in McCann's Tavern. >> Yes, absolutely.
>> Um you have a you you're a percentage of the liquor license, correct? You own a percentage of the liquor license. >> Okay. Um, you have seen the uh conditions to the license. Any questions or concerns about those conditions?
>> No, >> not at all. >> Um, Captain, anything? >> Just if there's any updated financial agreement, we've been talking about this in the past. We're going to need to attach it to the file to close it out eventually. >> I know. Got it. >> I know you're still working on that,
right? >> Absolutely. Um Drew, any concerns? >> You have ahead questions from the council. >> I'm just looking at this. Um fourth down the outdoor expansion is approved. Is that just the usual like
>> Well, it's not approved. I I didn't even put all the paper. >> I just It's like >> Oh. Oh, you mean the outside in the front? Yeah. >> Is that what it is? >> Four tables. Yeah. >> Okay. So, uh, from my understanding, and Amy, correct me if
I'm wrong, the outdoor expansion, is this the pre-COVID expansion or is this the CO expansion? >> This is pre-COVID. This is just a little area right in front of the building. >> So, this was added many years ago when they started to serve the tables out in front. Right. So, this is not has nothing to do with it.
>> Has nothing to do with co was in the driveway. Yeah. >> It does with the tables in the first So that just extends the license to that front, >> not good question.
>> Anything else from council? Um, this can be offered by council woman >> McIntyre offer resolution 2026-82. with her license following the condition stated. >> Okay, we have a motion. Do we have a second?
>> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Ventrice, >> yes. >> Council, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Mc. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Thank you very much. Appreciate it.
>> Um, we have resolution 2026-83. This is Stacy Fivestar LLC training as Lassier Restaurant and I believe we have two resolutions for Lassier. Um the first is the active license for the restaurant. Uh name and address
please for the recording at 1621 Main Street. >> Um Mr. Mayor Queen, uh you are aware of the conditions that are on the license. Um, you have any questions or comments
or concerns about any of those conditions? Um, Captain, anything? >> I know Drew stepped out. Do you know of anything that might be? >> Everything's in order. >> Everything's in order. >> Questions from the council
and this motion council writers. Resolution 2026-83 renew a license of Stacy FiveStar LLC trading as Lo Sierra Restaurant. >> Second. >> Second. >> All right. Roll call, please. >> Yes. >> Councilman,
>> yes. >> Ventric, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Councilman Riners, >> yes. >> Council McIntyre, >> yes. >> Thank you. Uh, we now resolution 2026-84, which is a pocket license also
uh for Lassier restaurant. Um, you've had this license for a number of years now, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> Is there anything in the law that's changed? >> No, they can't. It's been renewed and it's pocket for more than two years.
>> That has changed. They now um what they're called new guidelines is they're good through 2028 now with their license. >> Really? I just checked it. I didn't see it. Okay, I'll defer here. >> Okay. I I know there was recent changes
to it to do with selling to the municipality one year but >> I thought okay >> so they're good till 2028 but they have to be renewed every year >> for the 27 28 renewal. >> Okay. >> Um
>> All right. There are no conditions on this license. Um what's the do you know what the process is if they sell between now and then? It's just a person to person transfer and then we move it from a pocket to a regular license if they choose to sell it. >> Yes. >> Okay. Any questions from the council?
All right. This is a motion by council. >> Thank you, Mayor. I'll make a motion to approve resolution 2026. >> All right. This is held in pocket. Do I have a second? >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Councilman, >> yes.
>> Councilman, >> yes. Council, >> yes. Councilman Alado. >> Yes. >> Councilman Riners. >> Yes. >> Councilman McIntyre. >> Yes. >> Thank you gentlemen very much for coming out tonight. Have a great night. >> Um so that concludes our
um time is sitting as the alcohol control board. Um at this time the council will go into executive session. Um we will use this hall for our executive session. Um, so we will only
return afterwards for uh the means of adjournment or if we have something to report out for the public. I do not anticipate us having anything to report out to the public. So um, for all intents and purposes, your night is over. Um, you guys can uh you guys can
head out. You folks can head out. West.