26 meeting audio record. Everyone please rise and ally. years ago. >> Thank you. >> Council Dixon here. >> Councilman Jackson >> here. Councilwoman
>> here >> mayor >> here with that we're going to do our proclamation. So, we have both of the pastors and so we're looking for uh
she's not here. Is she Betty Clark? Is she here tonight? No, she um Pastor Leslie Harrison and Reverend Germaine Harrington and Pastor >> Cedric. Reverend Harrison is not.
>> Okay. All right. >> So, we wanted to mention them. We didn't want to forget them, right? So, if you guys want to hold this for me here. I'm actually going to read it from something else. So, thank you guys for opening it up if you want to. But before I start, I want to begin by saying that um on Sunday, we celebrated Pastor Holmes's
29th year of pastoring. Um both churches are located in Lindamald and I'm fortunate enough that they're on my side of town, uh right off of Holland. So, it's very convenient. Um, I encourage you guys if you're looking for a church home or want to visit, maybe
your church is going out of town or something and you want to visit another church to check out either one of these churches. But today, we're recognized we're going to do what what my grandmother would call some feet washing today. Today, we're going to celebrate these two churches. And really, it got on my radar just recently about what
they do every Thanksgiving for our senior community. And so because of that, um, I felt it was necessary able to make everyone aware of it and to celebrate. We're doing something from the park, you know, and we know that the good word says that, you know, we don't
have to make a big spectacular thing about what we do for people. We're really not supposed to do that. We're supposed to do it. And and the one that needs to see it sees it, right? And so and then he then he brings it to the attention of the people that needed that they need to be brought to. So, I thank
you guys for humbly serving our community um for serving Thanksgiving dinners since 2017, 2017, 2018 to the Lynden Mall Towers, the Lynen Lake um senior facility and
Wooers senior building. And this is one Thanksgiving. They're not dropping the meals off the night before. They're not they're not giving them something that's prepackaged. These are homecooked. My sister says delicious meals um that you guys are serving people that may not
have a family to go to, may not be able to fix the meal themselves. So, we just want to as a girl and Mayor Richard Roach, we just wanted to thank and in our council, our entire council, we want to thank you guys for this. We're going to read the proclamation. They're exactly identical. Um so it says whereas
pastor Cedric Holmes senior of White Oak Baptist Church envisioned a ministry in 2017 to service senior citizens and those less fortunate in Lindal in our Lindal community. And whereas in 2018 members of White Oak Baptist Church
began preparing and delivering 50 to 60 homemade Thanksgiving meals to the residents of Lynen Mall cows. Whereas the outreach expanded in 2019 to the residents of Lynen Lake Senior Community and grew through the partnership of St. Mark's AMD Church and Lindal. Pastor
Holmes initially reached out to Reverend Betty Clark who retired in 2023 was later replaced by Dr. Reverend Leslie Harrison who retired in 2024 and now is led by pastor by Reverend Germaine Harington to participate along with the
volunteers of the Alpha Cappa Alpha Sarity Inc. in serving these meals. Whereas in 2021 the ministry expanded to include the residents of Booster Senior Towers of Flemington. Whereas by 2024, the effort had grown to deliver
approximately 200 Thanksgiving meals and additional meals were distributed to the unhoused and other. Whereas the generosity, compassion, dedication demonstrated through this ministry exemplifies the true spirit of
service, community, partnership, and care for others others. Now therefore, be it proclaim that on this day, March 11, 2026, Mayor Richard Roach and the entire Burough Council extend their heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to
Pastor Cedric B. Holmes, senior of White Oak Baptist Church and Reverend Germaine Harrington of St. Mark's Ammy Church along with their congregation and the volunteers for their unwavering commitment to serving senior citizens and those in need. We recognize the
sacrifice of preparing and delivering these meals on Thanksgiving Day and the immeasurable blessing it brings to our senior community and all those less fortunate. It is actions like this that strengthen the spirit of compassion, unity, and service within the community.
So, thank you very much. Thank you. Thank for bringing this to our attention would like to say say something like a church we actually You guys want to do some pictures for a few minutes? Somebody take a picture.
Take a picture. answer here. >> All right. Thank you guys. Thank you everyone. All right. Thank you. I'll make a motion that property audit
and sign approve the payment. Any questions? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Council Morsy. >> Yes. >> Counciloman. >> Yes. >> Council President. >> Yes. >> Approval of minutes for January 7th,
2026 and February 11, 2026. >> Approval of minutes for January and second. >> Any questions? Council Jackson
following filing are available in our respective offices for review. Next up, ordinance 2026 called five, first reading, ordinance amending the code of the law, chapter 264. Make a motion for ordinance 2026
amending the sewer schedule for rates be adopted as read on first reading published according to law and post hall. The next the next meeting >> second reading ordinance 2020 63.
This ordinance is amends the code of the Earl Wall chapter 15. >> Sorry to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2026. Make a motion for second reading to ordinance 2026-3
be adopted on be adopted on second reading and published according >> second council Dixon. >> Yes. Council Jackson. Yes. Counciloman. >> Yes. Council Mory. >> Yes. >> Council Patton. >> Yes. President.
>> Yes. Second reading ordinance 2026 column 4. The ordinance amends code of borrow chapter 115-31B resched recreation use. At this time open meeting to the public
for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2026 call for >> Yes ma'am. Um I printed out the agenda. Where are those fees located at? I see the engineering fees.
Were they are they in this agenda? >> It's in the body of the ordinance itself. So it's on the website. >> Any other questions? a motion for second reading of 2026 4 seconds.
>> Council Dixon, >> yes. Council Jackson, >> yes. >> Council, yes. Council Morsy, >> yes. Council Patton, >> yes. Council President, >> yes. >> Next consent agenda. The items will be acted upon one motion. There will be
no formal discussions of these items. If discussion is decided, this item will remove from the consent agenda considered separately. Entertain a motion for resolution 202679 through 202688. >> Make a motion for resolution consent agenda items 202679
through 202688. >> Second Dixie. >> Yes. Yes. >> Thank you, Mayor. The fire fire prevention report, chief report. There were 81 calls for service,
which included a little bit of everything from alarms, pumpkins, flush building, carbon monoxide, car fire, a whole bunch of things. They also answered crews answered calls during the during the recent snowstorms
that we had and also helped after that to get out fire hydrants as fast as possible. As far as the vehicles go, the squirt remains out of service. It's waiting for parts come in. Parts were ordered and there's supposed to be
delivered sometime this month. The squad is waiting for bumper repair. The parts have been received. I'm not going to send that in for actual service until the sport comes back. Tower had had a picked up a bolt in the
tire. The tire was prepared issues. There was a lot of mandatory hands-on training that was held as well as online mandatory training is ongoing. There were 17 inspections completed, 12 reins inspections,
six smoking carbon monoxide inspections, and if any resident is in need of a smoke alarm, the fire office will install free of charge for you. We also have autism awareness stickers finder
stickers available to place on your door. Um, and that if you have any questions about that, 856 3460935. That's all I have. Thank you, mayor. >> Thank you, ma'am. Then the law of public
works tons of trash collected 653. Tons of recycling collected 74. Resident assistance fulls collected 91 scrap metal picked up five concrete picked up zero. Stumps zero. Property
maintenance zero. Number of accidents zero. Number of injuries one. Service calls 21. Stop 13. Main stops just one. Emergency calls 11. Park out five. Health station repairs four. Trouble
areas one. Health stations after springs. green trash can lids that started being picked up in January. So your grass clippings, your anything you have those green and we pick them up on Monday
and every every area is on Mondays for our police department. We have total service total call service 1577 traffic accidents 50 community placing 43 traffic enforcement stops 80 criminal
complaints issued by officers 63 traffic summon issued by officers 167 criminal complaints issued by citizens 18 traffic summon issued by citizens zero burrow investigations 54
Um, also the police department is what marked is considered buzz driving is drunk driving. So it's part of the initiative. The police officers will be out targeting especially if it's St.
Patty's Day come up. So be prepared and don't drink or drive. There's always a ride. Um, and the police are now accepting applications for entry level law enforcement applications are until March
31st for new hires for our police officers. Um, effective January 19th, 2026, new laws were passed regarding these ebikes. Um, there's a lot operators must be at
least 15 years old. Um, registration with motor vehicle liability insurance and driver's license, special license for 15 and 16 year olds. Compliance is required by July 19th. Um,
July 19th, 2026. Yes, that's when everything start cracking down on all these beads. So, these kids will build helmets and drive them crazy on the road, cutting people off. We all know it. Uh, helmet will be required. Rider riders have
until Jan July 19th, 2026 to register and insure their bikes. Online sale restrictions online sales online sales of high powered ebikes are prohibited for one year and modification kits to increase speeds are illegal. All ebikes
including low speed are treated as motors motorized bikes. So got to get them got to get them taken care of or my grandson has one. Um he's he's only 11 so he's not even driving his so I'm
right there with everybody and his mother >> I think it's just >> for now anyway >> not allowed unless you're be ready for our library we've had 23
new members ers computer usage 115 there was five children that signed up and 18 adults on Friday actually March 13th from 10 to 2 at our library New Jersey American
Motor and New Jersey Share will be hosting a utility assistance program um bring a copy of your most recent bill any disconnection notices a photo form of identification enrollment in other assistant programs, financial documents, or income
verifications. That's at the library this Friday from 10 to 2. Go out and see if anybody can get any help with any of their bills. >> That was on Friday. >> That's this Friday 13. I think that's all I have. Mayor, thank you.
>> Thank you. >> All right. I got quite a few. Um my report from the code enforcement office for the month of February is uh 212 CO inspections, zero smoke inspections, 47 violations, 34
violations written, 61 abatements, 19 tickets written, zero Zoom tickets uh through the court, zero tickets in person, zero police, 113 yearly rental inspections, 37 yearly
rental reinspections. Zero vehicles tagged and removed or towed. Zero illegal clothes bins tagged and removed. Zero trailers tagged and removed. Five foreclosures. Zero sites found working with uh no permits. Zero businesses
found open that never applied for American license. Zero businesses open without approvals. Zero dumpsters on the street without approvals. zero opening permits for street curbs and aprons and
188 um residential resident communications. I just want to go over a few things. Um >> February >> February month and that's a short month before before she prepared to move forward. Um
so um February we had the the council members we went over to the school for their Black History Month program. It was very nice program. Um they even used the soul food provided on Berthus from London Ball. If you ever have food, you should try it. And there was a program
about storytelling and everything else. It was really a nice um a really nice program that they put on at the school for Black History Month. Um this month is also women and on March 8th was the International
Women's Month, but the month of March is the actual month of women's month. And so I was doing a little bit of looking around and I came up with the proclamation that each president has signed um since 19887 recognizing women's month. And so I
thought, you know what, so that's what I'm going to do. So it says, whereas American women of every race, class, and ethnic background have historic historic contributions to the growth and strength of our nation and countless reported and unreported ways. Whereas American women
have played and continue to play a critical economic, cultural and social role in every sphere of life of this nation by consulting a by cons by con consulting a significant portion of
labor, the labor force work inside and outside of the home. Whereas American women have played a unique role throughout the history of the nation by providing the majority of the volunteer labor force in this nation. Whereas American women were particularly
important in the establishment of early charitable, philanthropic, and cultural institutions in our nation. Whereas American women of every race, class, ethnic background serve as early leaders in the forefront of every major progressive social change movement.
Whereas American women have served our country courageously in the military. Whereas American women have been leaders not only in securing their own rights of suffrage and equal opportunity but also in abolitionist movement, emancipation movement, industrial labor movement, the
civil rights movement and other movements especially the peace movement which creates a more fair and just society for all. Whereas despite these com these contributions, the role of American women in history has been constantly overlooked and undervalued in
literature, teaching and the study of American history. Now therefore, be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America and Congress assembled that March is designated as Women's History Month. The president has authorized and
requested to issue a proclamation each March calling upon the people of the United States to observe March as women's history month with the appropriate program, ceremonies, and activities. This resolution was initially passed in 1987 and has been signed every year thereafter. So I
thought was that good? Yeah, I thought that was really good. So here to the ladies, to the women, you know, So, okay. So, a couple of things. Um, I brought she talked to you about the energy program. There's also the state of New Jersey has an energy assistant
program. It's called the Universal Service Fund and weather weatherization assistance. There's an application here for it. I'll leave these up here, but also our library and our bur copies as well. So, you know someone that needs their home, maybe they want to convert
from oil to gas or, you know, windows, stripping, whatever, you might want to take a look at this. Okay. Um, it's also prom season, so the county has to say yes to the prom dress. They are having a prom giveaway on March the 26, 25th, 26,
and 27 from 3 to 7 at the Camden County Camden County House. You do have to make an appointment to go. So, if you know a young lady, it says prom dress. I'm going to be going for the men fall. But if you know a young lady, you know, and she need is in need of a dress and the
accessories to go with it, you might want to share that as well. Churches, please share this with your congregation. Um, also, I know a lot of people call about getting IDs. Some people don't don't meet the U motor vehicle standard of getting an ID. The
Camden County Sheriff's Department is offering IVs to Camden County residents on Tuesdays from 9 to 1 at the Hall of Justice. There are three levels of IB. Level one is a low barrier ID. This is usually used for people that are just
coming back into the community. Right? So, this is a great way for them to start to build their ID. Level two is a little bit better than a level one, but it's not considered primary ID. Would be considered to be secondary ID. Level three is a sixpoint ID, which will get
you right up there with your driver's license. Both the library and the clerk have these applications as well, but it is on Tuesdays only at the Hall of Justice from 9 to 1. Um, so if you know anyone that's looking for an IP, um, Miss Randall from the VA has shared with
me that there's currently a wait list for applications for the Glen Mall towers. Uh so if you know anyone that's 62 years old uh for a single person your income cannot exceed 418 and for two people 478 and the rent is calculated on
30% of your adjusted income. So if you know someone that is looking for especially a senior an affordable place to live um you can call VA can they come over as well and they or you can visit the VA on Emerson Avenue to put in the
application. Okay, that's that. And then um so there's a healing, it's called healing together. It's a community support group um because no one heals alone. This is open in Collinswood. And if you know someone is suffering through grief, loss, emotional distress,
impacted by substance use, navigating conflict, relation issues, anxiety, depression, um PTSD, and other mental um issues, recovering from trauma, social skills, self-esteem, uh I guess a little
bit of anything else, you can reach out to Miss Genesis Counseling Center, which is available in um in um Collinswood. So you guys are welcome to as well. And finally, mayor because the mayor's looking at me like, will you shut up, please? And then I brought some things.
No, I don't know. You're right. Um, so if anybody, these are these are uh something that we give out in our office for important papers. You can keep your deed information in here, uh, your will information, whatever. Um, it's a good way to communicate with someone. or your executive or something, you're going to
look for this thing that says important papers in my closet or wherever it is that you're keeping it. So, these are free of you guys. You guys are welcome to take home when you leave. Okay? And that's it. That's it for me. Thank you. >> Good evening everyone. Uh in honor of
Women's History Month, I do want to say this. I dedicate this to all of them and it's entitled you are enough. You are enough. You are smart enough. You are good enough. You are strong enough. You are beautiful enough. You are kind
enough. You are brave enough. You are more than enough and you always will be. So that's where I'm high school sponsoring an ation night for the class of 2030. The date is March 19, 2026, 6 p.m. at Living Wall High
School. Okay. There is a preschool lottery between March 2nd and March 27th at 4 p.m. This is a fulltime preschool for Lindore residents. The child must be three or four by October 1st. The wait
list will open as soon as the lottery closes. If you enter, you can call 8567831499 or you can email pre-registration at lindwall K12 in Jersey. Then high school is having a 5K one mile
run. The date is March 28, 2026 at 900 a.m. The event helps sponsor scholarships for our graduating seniors. For the information, contact the high school. Then the Mo High School is
sponsoring a musical. Chicago cost for students and seniors is $8. Other adults will be $13. The date is March 26 and 27th at 7:00 p.m. And March 28th, two shows, 1:00 p.m. and 700 p.m.
Parks and Recreation. Linden Mall Park officially opens up baseball season on April 1st. Lindall football begins April 1st. Lindall High School has already started baseball practice at the park. Volunteers are needed for coaching
Lindall's baseball and football teams. You must be able to pass a background check $86 to coach and it is it is good for three years ahead. >> Thank you. Thank you, mayor. God bless you all. I
this month I had one on-site library visit at the Cammy County Historic Library where I joined the Cam County Historic Society and I'm encouraging the committee to join I mean the community to join as well.
I conduct that conducted three community history readings. I received one interest in committee formation. I received two historic document submissions.
We have one project development which is a historic calendar. I received one history interview. And if you would like to be interviewed or see any of the artifacts
history, anything else, please call me at 856573 8222. Our event, the event of the month is Flora's footsteps at Indian Cavern in
Jersey. This is going to be a panel discussion about Flora, a formerly enslaved woman who was made reinous and her family. This will be March 21st at 2 p.m. at Indian Hill Tavern.
I'm sorry, at King at 2:33 King Tower. That's it. Thank you. >> Thank you, mayor. Good evening, everyone. Uh first the Kenny County Board of Commissioners uh presents their just for
seniors uh programs. Uh they are running a variety of programs uh involving sports, mind and body dance, art and rep. Uh some of the things they have are like golf lessons, uh fillers and
bowling, senior chair yoga, tai chi. They're having a senior dance, senior prize bingo, and senior paint parts. Um, these are a variety of activities and different dates and times and locations.
Uh, so I have information. All of these flyers have a QR code. If anybody interested, you can come up and scan the QR code and get that information. Uh, also I've been in coordination with uh TD Bank and the FBI uh to set up uh
training classes for seniors. We're going to go to the three senior facilities out there in the next few weeks. Um, and they'll do they're basically like an hour, hour and a half seminars. They're pretty inter interactive. Uh, so I encourage any seniors that are part of any of our
three senior living facilities to attend. And I will also make sure that they come to our senior congregate as well. Okay. And last but not least, we have our Lynwall annual Easter egg hunt
in Lynen Wall Park that will be April 4th, 11 to 1 for ages 2 to 12. Please teenagers >> and the little tiny babies. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah,
>> if they can't walk, you know, 2 to 12, >> we'll have music and 10 10. Yeah, that change. It was definitely that's all I got.
Thank you. This is the only Okay, with that, we're open to the public. Anyone wishing to speak, please come to the microphone, please. This is the third month that I'm going to be asking this. Where are we with animal control if we're paying for
services that we're not getting and I don't think it's right that we keep paying that they're not doing their job. >> Mr. Chair, I have not been able to coordinate with animal control. I'm working on that. >> So, but why don't we continue to pay them? We have
>> I know that's okay. They're not doing it. Normally you got a contract. We don't do your job. You can get a contract. >> Yes. So we're required to pay them. But we are scheduling. >> It's not fair to res. People are calling me to help.
I don't fund my own pocket. I'm using my tracks or whatever. I don't think it's right. Good evening. I'm evangelist Sam Jones St. Mark Church 929
there all my 78 almost 79 years and coming on behalf of our church because I was working on trying to get roadside with so many directions to the location
of our church uh beyond Avenue phone number. I'm kind of at a at a standstill because the works department is telling me that there are two locations that I would like to have a sign at and one is right
and the other is right out here and I'm trying to figure it out and also >> where on the white horse you have to contact the state first. You
can't do anything on the mic without contacting the state. As far as the other side, um I believe if you get the sign, I can have them put it up for you. >> So, we have that sign made. >> Yeah, they're not that expensive. You
can get them on Amazon you want. >> Yeah. with the post that it attaches to. >> I'll check on the post. >> So you said that would be at London and >> Berlin
people. We'll give you number. >> Hi, good evening. My name is Roxan Ber and I live at 81 Avenue. Um, I just I have a little list probably five minutes. I think I really need that.
>> We need it. >> Oh, okay. Um, I want to give a shout out to our public works department um for the excellent job they did for this. I don't know. I heard people complain and I'm not quite sure why they were
complaining. Um, I do know that in our complex they came up around at least two times. So, thank you to our public works workers. Um, even though we have an issue with their policy trash, that's another
day of time. Um, I'm also interested, there's a huge pothole at Gear and um, Carlton, but that's right underneath the bridge. Do we own that road? Like, is that county? >> Okay.
And when you're on there, tell them about Park Avenue, too. >> All Park Avenue is counted, too. Oh, I was going to call >> 298 Park Avenue. Um
the other thing I wanted just to address is um we have had a problem with our street lights. Um Doris Square has reached out to um Atlantic City Electric. We now having three street
lights on Myrtle Avenue that are now um out or have issues with and I really feel it's safety issues are very very dark. Um I've tried to light it up my own property. Um but it's just it it's
it's very dark. >> When when did you did you call the >> I called three years ago. She's really two years. >> It took her three months to come in my neighborhood. >> They came out and then I haven't seen it
since. And now there are two other lights that at the opposite end of the street. >> Do you have the phone numbers for them? >> Not for those two or >> so. It's not something else. The one that's across from me is they were out
in the back in that public area messing around with that box and then they left and I hadn't seen high since. Um so my question is is um I like the oldfashioned street lights that we had. I don't know why they changed them. I
wasn't involved with coming efficient energy efficient working. So I just wanted that on the record I will call to follow up but I really would like to know we have some other type of
intervention with like they're useless they're worthless and it was you know too late now money but if they're not working they're not prov If you can get the numbers on the polls, maybe we can reach out to um to North Cross's office or somebody and ask them
can they can they contact somebody. >> We reached out to the government. >> Yeah, but that's not working. She's she's already >> just um with the ebikes. Did you say that the little schoolers and little um what's
those little things they have? Looks like a skateboard with a stick. That's not included in that. Just the bikes. >> I really almost ran over a kid cuz he was more laying down. And when I say going fast, it was like it's a very it's
a hazard. Um will they grandfather those in or >> they're working on those first cuz those are really bad. The ebikes are are bad. I mean, usually they're on the sidewalk and they're going 35 miles per hour or or running in between the streets and between cars and stuff. So yeah.
>> Okay. And the scooters. It's not the scooters. It's just the ebikes. >> It's the ebikes. Yeah. The ones that go. >> It's not the scooters that they do have the right to stop them >> or the ebikes. >> Yes. Yeah. I mean, if
>> what's that? >> They're being reckless or something like that. Draws attention to Yeah. You can stop them just like any pedestrian stop. >> Okay. >> If they don't have the credentials that they need now. Um and and now I just want to all my
issues are have been talked about but just from a personal standpoint um I was raised in law my grandmother had her home for Washington um my family's been a part of St. Marks
and um white Baptist and I was very troubled by the things that have happened the last month. And what was troubling was is that the hate and the anger that was spewed and how they
talked about our channel that was very hurtful too on Facebook and I know we have a lot of Facebook that's the only way to stay safe national news. Well, that was outside of the national news and it was very
upsetting to me how people talked about it. I read four beautiful god-fearing children who are productive citizens in Lynville. My son got a scholarship to the Naval Academy. He is now colonel in
the Marines. I have another daughter that's working on her doctorate. I have two other daughters that two other children that serve the public and I was just I'm going to say this and maybe I don't have a right but this is how I feel. I
was a little disappointed on council that I felt like no one stuck up for me. >> I'm not on Facebook and you don't. >> No it was bigger than Facebook. It was on the news. >> I was here at I was here at the protest. We were here. I understand that. What
I'm saying is I didn't hear a pe and I even it wasn't even addressed on a website. I just felt like and this is me the only one. I just felt like our little town was drowning and not
portrayed in the best light. A lot of those you saw and read there was a lot of things out there that was said about London and we'll find who read it. It's all from people who lived here in the past >> and didn't live here. >> Yeah. And people didn't live here.
That's you're absolutely correct. and you're not I got I wanted but a lot of people are trolling on those sites. You know, they're trying to serve. There's no benefit to getting into some something keyboards. There's
no benefit to that at all. And and my grandmother used to say, you don't argue with stupid. Okay? So, if that's their opinion that they want to have, you're not going to change your mind because your rhymes don't want to be changed out anymore. I know. >> That's why I came to the park and saying
is a great place. It's what you put into it. And I really got excited when I saw these people here. I was like, "Oh my god." Because people are helping out. But I just want to encourage those that are here now, if you are, please come
out and be active in the community. Good evening. My name is I just had a couple questions. Uh, three specifically. Uh to begin I want to know when work would continue on the clean up of 211 Cypress. I saw and I appreciate that a lot of bamboo was cleaned up as
well as the proper harbor. Uh also if there was any updates on the engineering studies to be done at Fort Holland but I'm not sure anyone's been out there. It's a real real problem. Uh and also will the bur commit tonight to securing all of our own properties?
Those are my questions. You ready? You mean secure? >> What do you mean secure? >> I'm trying to the windows wide open. >> Okay. Well, I don't know. Security can be used in a lot of different ways. I
just wanted to know what you meant. property. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. Thank you. >> It's okay. You need a sign right there real fast
United States going those apartments and we've had all those kids hit the way they turn around the United States into I've seen several people we can't even cross the street like certain times. Is it possible to get like a slow down sign
or something? I've seen the little like um uh signs they have slow down on certain streets. >> So are you coming off the pipe when you're off the pipe? And where's at the pipe? >> 96 going into
the bridge right >> down into that little down here. Okay. And they're coming out of those apartments. Yeah, >> that's a nice >> request and the exact location
trash picking it up, but We we see the recess pools at different areas by the ministry. We're wondering if we can get possibility with our church. So you want to touch on
>> and right on the corner with the stop sign is United States. >> United States United States. Okay. And also our church, White Baptist Church, we did have signs pointing to our church on Gizville Road, but it just seemed
like they disappeared. We had took them down. >> They took them downstruction >> right in front of things. We have signs like where the gas station is pointing >> the signs
the ones on the county road they had redone the roads they don't come back and probably took it down we did any more but Good.
I didn't take questions, but I guess that following Anyone else speak? >> My name is Joe 25. Our management company actually is
refusing uh the council president is in charge of the code department right they're telling code department they're not shoveling the snow on the sidewalk uh the city was kind enough to put a sidewalk there and crosswalks uh and uh
they got the permission from Georgetown to use our property and that the deal was that we would shovel snow through property and uh now they're refusing to do it. >> Where the sidewalk is in front?
Yeah. Like this one that we had. I watched a a mother and her little child. Uh they had to walk out into two lane road east side. Uh it was Jewish now
condo. Uh jam a uh remove the snow. Push the snow out. They pushed it out into two main road uh onto the uh uh shoulder. They pushed all the snow out into the shoulder. So people had to walk
out into the eastbound side of uh the road while the cars are coming. Uh and because the sidewalk was shut, you know, the city was did a great job with the sidewalk and uh at the time we had TMJ's
management and Davis used to do it and then it got to a settlement where yes, we we said, "Okay, yeah, we'll do it." And yeah, so we did it back in 200 what 21 22 something like that. Um and then
we had another management company and we did it Also, each time a new management company comes in and the fight is all over whether they're going to do it or not, the sidewalk. >> Yeah. I call them up. I says, you know, if you have a sidewalk out there, it's not show it's it's for children to walk
to school for their safety and uh they're they're just refused to do it. >> Did you did you happen to call it in when it happened? Cuz right now, do you know about this? If you called if you would initi
>> Yeah. From what I understand, Tyler from the coach department. >> So, I just want to know if you were told you know about it. Yeah, we cut it and then they put sidewalk there and we should show the snow
supposed to. It was an agreement. Just want to make sure you know that the children were in pain the whole time. I notified the code, the public works, the county. Nobody Nobody did well to record it, you know. But
>> it's a big park, too. >> Yeah. And and plus what they did, they shovel the snow out into two lane road >> and it was extremely dangerous for everybody. >> Anyone else? My name is Sandra Holmes. I'm the wife,
Pastor Holmes, White Baptist Church located on Holland Avenue. The second storm that we had the end of February, it took down a tree. It's not on our property, but some of our congregations,
our congregation, they park on the street, but they're not able, the driver is not able to get out of the car because it's it's a tree stump. I mean it's a trick and my husband and um one of the other men in the church they have
tried to solve it and of course we don't have industrial salts. Um just wondering what can we do about it? >> Um it's on wet land and so We're really not allowed to touch anything when it comes to that kind of situation.
>> Okay. >> You can, you know, move things that fall and stuff like that, but you can't they got to go back into the area. >> Okay. Well, that would help. >> Got to leave everything. I I'll email the address so I know where
>> Yes. So on which on the Holland side or the >> side? >> The maple side. >> Anybody else? I was born and raised in the mall and there's a wall civics club that used
to be a little civics club established years ago. Okay. and they had built a club house or put a structure on property. a tried off of Taylor Rap
and the city and they had a 99 year lease on the property there and I would like to know who do I get in touch with to find out exactly what's going on with that
property >> because I did hear that it was sold and I tried to understand how did it get sold when the citiz 99. >> It didn't get sold. Correct. And it was a tax sale certificate uh was issued and
they bought the tax sale certificate. So it ended up in foreclosure. The building encroaches about 15 to 20 ft of another lot which I think is owned by the so people have attempted to do things with that but because the building encroaches on the lot next door they can't get a
total because there's a defect on it. We did some research on the Lynball Civic Club. Uh it has been debunked with the state of New Jersey since I think the late it's been a while mid to late 90s. They lost their chartership because
they haven't paid anything on it. Um the person that was a registered agent I think has been passed now for about 20some years. Um there is nobody left from Civic Club for us to contact. Um that's why it went back up on the tax
roles because it's the purpose of it was no longer a charitable purpose. It's now taxable property. >> So that happened some years ago because the taxes haven't been paid. It goes up on tax but it's a problematic property and that building has been sitting here as you said for many many years.
However, there is no Lunal Civic Club anymore. their child that they they didn't reg they were I think it was either incorporated somehow was looking at this and they didn't uh pay to keep their charter up with the state of New Jersey that's been gone for
it's got to be close to four years at this point um and there's nobody left >> so that's what happened >> are you sure >> there's no one left yes as far as I the
only person that I knew of from that and I talked to whoever I could have was the registered agent that was on that thing and I don't remember the person's name as far as I know he was deceased >> and when he said no one left he means that a registered as the not members
people who were responsible >> right there's no I mean do you know somebody that could answer for the women civic club take responsibility >> well the the only deal. >> Yes, she was the only she passed away.
>> Yes. So, my mother Harrison was also this is this is everybody we were aware of that had to do with >> So, what is going to happen with that building? >> Well, the area is in need of redevelopment and it's being looked at
as um whole area being red. So, it's it's been right now to the city until we can come up with an idea of what we want to do there, how we're going to do it. Plus, there's three houses there as well. So, and we have the school property that's there and
we'll look into, you know, maybe do something back there that we can do something different. >> Okay. So, can I not be notified or can I follow up with someone specifically to find out how it's advancing? >> It's probably going to be a couple years
before might. Yes, sir. And the reason that we were interested in that was because at some point we would like for our church to do some community outage whe it's in tax foreclosure which in other
words how many homes it >> well the people that own it is still the lwalt civic club. That's who the property is titled to. The problem is, you know, that's what the deed says, but there is no lenol civic club anymore. Um, so there's there's somebody's in the
process that purchased tax sale certificate. They'll be forclosing on it after they wait, is it two years, two years, two years, >> um, then they forclose on it, take the property. If they take the property, they're going to speak with them. But the difficulty is that that building
encroaches on a property next door. So the problem being is that if you were to go out and get a loan on it or something like that, you're untitled, it may be an issue. You may not be able to get the mortgage because of the fact the building was on the other propert.
>> Thank you. Physically part of the building, not the building itself. >> They built the building on the person's property. >> Anyone else in the public wish to speak? Don't forget your folders.