business meeting. I would like to apologize under the weather this evening and not be here. So, council president. So, sunshine law notice of this meeting has been advertised in compliance with
the provisions of the open public meeting law. Please be advised this meeting will be recorded for possible later playback. Can we stand for To the flag of the United States of America to the stands one nation under
God, indivisible and for all Dixon >> Councilman Jackson >> here. Counciloman >> here. Council Morsy >> here. Councilman >> here. Council President >> here to make a motion for the payment of the
bill. >> I make motion that bills have been properly and signed and signed to be approved for >> Can I have a second? >> Second roll. >> Council Dixon. >> Yes. >> Councel Jackson.
>> Yes. >> Council H. >> Yes. Council Borsy. >> Yes. Patton. >> Yes. >> Council President. >> Yes. A full list of the bills that are being paid this evening are available in the clerk's office
for the approval of minutes. Um a motion for August 13, 2025 and September 10, 2025. Motion motion. >> Second. >> Roll call.
>> Council Dixon. Yes. Council >> Jackson. Yes. Council >> council president. >> Yes. The next approval amendments would be for August 8th October 8th, 2025 and November 12th, 2025.
>> Have a motion and a second. Roll call. >> Council Dixon. Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Counciloman H. >> Yes. Council >> Morsy. >> Yes. >> Council Patton. >> Yes. >> Council president. >> Yes. And the meeting for December 17th,
2025. Do I have a motion? >> Make a motion. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Council Dixon. >> Yes. >> Council Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman, yes. Council, >> yes. >> Yes. Council President,
>> yes. Executive session of 12 2017 2025. May I have a motion, please? >> Executive session. >> I'll make a motion. >> Mhm. >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Council Jason. >> Council Jackson.
>> Yes. >> Council P. >> Yes. >> Council Morsy. >> Yes. >> Council Patton. >> Yes. Council President. >> Yes. And a motion for executive sessions February 11, 2026 and March 11, 2026. May I have a motion, please?
>> I'll make second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Council Dixon. Council Jackson. >> Yes. Council. >> Yes. Council Patton. >> Yes. Council President. >> Yes. And I'd like to say to our clerk, what a great job in catching up the
minutes from August to today. So, excellent job. Thank you, John. Yeah. And thank you very much. >> So, the following reports have been filed and are available in the respective offices for review and will be included in tonight's minutes. The
tax collector annual statement of receipts. Okay. So uh first reading of ordinance 20 266 an ordinance amending the code of burl at chapter 190 use application and
escrow deposits. May I have a motion please? >> I make a motion. >> Second roll call. >> Council Dixon. >> Yes. Council Jackson. Yes. Council P. Yes. Council >> Borsy. Yes. Council Patton. Yes. Council president.
>> Yes. First reading of ordinance 20267, an ordinance amending the code of the burrow of London law at chapter 296-9 performing security deposits. May I motion please?
>> I make a motion that ordinance 2026 code 7 be adopted as read first reading published according to law and posted in hall to second meeting held at the next regular meeting >> and a second. Second. >> Roll call. >> Council Dixon. Yes. Council Jackson. Yes.
>> Council P. Council Morsy. >> Yes. >> Council Patton. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 20268. First reading. An ordinance of the barrel of Lynwall County of Camden, state of New Jersey, amending article
what is 10 11 1213 regulations for B 2 zone to include a new section 365-68B cannabis establishments. May I have a motion, please? >> I make a motion that ordinance 2026 colon 8 be adopted as random first
reading published according to law and posted in the federal hall. The second meeting being held at the next regular meeting >> in a second. >> Second roll, please. >> Counciloman Dixon, yes. >> Council Jackson, >> yes. >> Council, yes. Council Morsey, >> yes. >> Council Patton,
>> yes. Council President Rand, >> yes. Ordinance reading, first reading 20269, an ordinance amending the code of the Barlwall at chapter 150-4A, reconcile licensing fees. Have a motion,
please. >> I make motion that ordinance 2026 col 9 be adopted as read from first reading, published according to law and posted in the federal hall with the second meeting being held at our next regular meeting. >> And a second. >> Second.
>> Roll call, please. >> Council, yes. Council Jackson, >> yes. Council, >> yes. >> Council Patton, >> yes. Council President, >> yes. First reading ordinance 202610 an ordinance amending the code of the
burrow of London wall at chapter 305 taxes. May a motion please. >> I make a motion that ordinance 2026 10 be adopted as read on first reading published according to law and posted in the hall with the second reading being held at the next regular meeting.
>> Second roll call please. >> Counciloman Dixon. Yes. Council Jackson. >> Yes. Counciloman. Yes. Councilman Morsy. >> Yes. >> Councilman Patton. >> Yes. >> Council President Rand. >> Yes. Ordinance 202611, first reading, an ordinance amending the
code of the burl at chapter 365-67 peritting uses for zone B-2. We have a a motion, please. I make a motion that 2026 col 11 be adopted as random first reading published according to law and posted in the hall with the second
meeting next regular meeting. Second. >> May I have a second, please? Roll call. >> Council, yes. Council Jackson, >> yes. >> Yes. Council Morcy, >> yes. Council Patton, >> yes. >> Council President,
>> yes. Here's a second reading. Ordinance 2026-5. Solicitor, please. >> It's an ordinance the code of the borrow of chapter 260-45 sewer use schedule rates. Okay. And at this time they'll be this will be open to the public on
questions concerning ordinance 2026 5 second reading on sewer use. >> I have a question 637th Avenue. I just opened this up and it had said something that would be for seniors for the sewer
like I was reading it say we pay 200 now but if you're a senior it's would only be 99 so when I called today it's it's I read today but when I called them they
said if you made more than $10,000 I'll qualify for the difference who who you speak Yeah, >> that's in there. It says it's for seniors. It said it's 200 >> like a senior freeze. You mean like but
it's just for the sewer bill that's normally 200 senior. It's 99. >> So I called but they can't make more than $10,000. mistaken, but I thought I read that >> is it >> if you qualify for the senior one of the
senior rebates in New Jersey. >> No, it did say. >> All right. So, I'm looking at something different. If there was something in here other than that for the Steuart bill, >> can we check into it? The other court
>> that was in there. Remember I I number? >> No, it's for seniors of this and 2026 motion that 2026
be adopted on second reading and published according to have a second. >> Second hands roll please to receive council. Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Council president.
>> Yes. Okay. So, right now we're going to open the meeting up for public hearing to our first. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. So, um consent agenda items. These items were listed below are considered
routine by the burl and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no formal discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, this item will be removed from the consent agenda and will be considered separately. I have a motion
for resolution consent agenda items. >> I make a motion that the consent agenda items resolution 202690 be adopted as written. >> Right. And this is for the resolution authorizing supplemental compensation from Mark Holton, housing inspector. Is
there a second? >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Council Dixon, yes. Council Jackson, >> yes. Council, >> yes. >> Council Morsy, >> yes. Council Patton, >> yes. President, >> yes. at the same.
>> So at this time we like to open the meeting to the public if anyone would like to come up. Remember we actually got a few comments the five minutes so everyone can leave. >> All right 637 if you look here it says $99 per year residing
but you can't make more than $10,000 a year. Let's say so it's still 200 even if you're a senior for your senior bill. you know when when we get done just show you talking about and then my other question was I know for like the last
three four years you were totally adamant about having cannabis in our town what was the change that made you now want to be able to have it >> having it not having it about not having it >> yeah we said we revisit it at a later time right
>> so what we discuss in exe section session can't really be discussed in public but we came to a conclusion that now is a good time to open up the licensing. So that's what we're going to control.
>> Well, I'm waiting to connect with him because I'm going to have him come to a meeting. >> Four months I've been asking >> and I and I understand that and he's always out in the field. So >> he's never available when you call. So what are you doing? missing each other,
but the goal is to try to get him to come to a meeting if he can. So, this way you can ask directly um the concerns and questions that you have. >> Okay. Thank you. Is there anyone else? Columbia chasing either somebody or something
down the street from the house. This is continuing to be a problem and it's going to get even worse with summer coming around. I wish someone could get a hold of the person that bought the tax debt and find
out what they're doing in the property. I believe they're illegally renting it. I do not have proof and don't know any way I could get such proof, but I believe they're illegally renting All
right. So, so this is 405 taxure. There should be on someone from the foreclosing entity that provides us with a responsible party. mortgage. It was they wanted it as a tax
sale. >> They're still supposed to do. They don't always check to see. Well, we check there is a name. >> I guarantee you >> I don't have it with me. >> We We did pass that information on Let me see where Kevin is because I think we
told him that we thought there was a renters in there, right? >> Well, some weird language. They were squired, but now I believe they're actually renters because someone with the appropriate accent for the name of
the person that owns tax records were there drilling, making noise. They're putting new locks in the doors and the place was vacant for five weeks and then all of a sudden people came. >> Yeah. Is this the same people that had the dogs, Mr. Gilmore, or is this
different folks? Uh, one of them was there during the time of the dogs, but not the same dog people. There's been so many people in and out of that house. There was a court group that was always there, >> right? >> They're gone and they haven't come back,
but there's some other people that came and went and they're in the house now. >> So, a new group causing problems? >> Yes. >> You're not experiencing anything with the dogs anymore? Uh, I'm told they have dogs. I don't fear them. That could be
what the police officers were chasing down the street. Could have been a dog. Could have been person. I didn't physically see it happen. I was told by a neighbor that they couldn't tell whether it was a person or or dog, but they saw chasing somebody or
something up stone road. It at some point in time, we had to figure out how to do something about this property. All right. Um, can you follow Kevin tomorrow and find out? Yeah. And find out because we did send him some
information about what you told me about because you thought it was a tenant living there and that's supposed to be registered as a rental property. >> Yes. That needs to be inspected. And I can tell you for sure certain there's no way that house would ever pass an inspection to be a rental property. It's
so delicate. It's pathetic. All right, we're going to we'll follow. I just I'm doc Anyone else have any comments? I just want to add your play in that property processing rent for more than
10 years, never been inspected, never pass inspection. you guys some of it is still held up in a legal matter but all the neighbors around you are still being affected by it. It's hard to
ignore. You've been sent pictures and not a number of times. So I feel for you sir and I hope at some point we get some resolutions. >> Okay. Thank you. Is there anyone else? Um, what number is North?
>> Check your email. You have it. >> I don't I'm not Can you just give it to me now? I'm going to ask for the information. Can you give it to >> See, this is the issue because what you're doing is you you you pit neighbors against neighbors, >> right? And you're and you're forcing us to do your job for you. You know the
address. I'd email. Yeah, if I knew it, I would ask you. Do you know? Can you give me the house number, please? >> Yeah, I'll email you again. >> Okay. >> For the sixth time, I'll send you the address. >> Here we go. I wish we would go. >> Does anybody else have >> I wish you'd actually get out there and do the job.
>> Does anybody else have any other comments? Not right now. >> Is there a second? >> Not talking tonight. Get up.