Please be advised this meeting. Everyone kindly rise to the flag of the United States of America and to the standy world. Council Dixon >> here. Councilman Jackson
>> here. Council >> here. >> Council Mory >> here. Council >> here. Council >> president >> yes. >> Here the bill properly inside Dixon. >> Yes. >> Council Jackson.
>> Yes. Council. >> Yes. Council Mory. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> May 2025. >> Motion for May 2025. Minutes. >> Any questions?
Sorry. Council Dixon. >> Council Jackson. >> Yes. >> Council. >> Yes. >> Mory. >> Yes. >> President. >> Yes. >> Motion approval.
>> June 202. >> Second. >> Second. >> Council Dixon. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Counciloman. Yes. Council Marcy. >> Yes. >> Council approval for July.
>> I'll make a motion for approval of minutes for July 2021. >> Council Jackson. >> Yes. Council. >> Yes. Councilman. >> Yes. >> President.
Following reports will be filed and available in their respective office review will be included in the committees. The engineer report from engineer report for February of 2026. Engineering report from RB for January 2026
and engineering report of R&B for February of 2026. Tax collection report for December of 2026. Treasury report from December of 2025 and treasury report from January 2026. Next
or let's read 2026 amendment code chapter 15 for ordinance 20263 to be adopted as first reading published
according to law. The second question, >> yes. >> Council Jackson, >> yes. Council, >> yes. Council Morsy, >> yes. >> Council Patton, >> yes. >> Next. Ordinance 2026,
code four. First read the ordinance amending code of minimal at chapter 150-31B and fees for park and recreation fees. >> Make a motion for ordinance 2026 for
amending the park and recreation fees be adopted as read on first reading published according to law posted in the bar hall with the second reading being held in our next schedule. Counciloman Council Dixon. >> Yes. >> Council Jackson.
>> Yes. >> Council. >> Yes. >> Councilman Marcy. >> Yes. >> Council Pat. >> Council President. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 2026 one second reading bond ordinance authorizing acquisition of various pieces of capital equipment and
completion of various capital improvements in the land. At this time, I'd like to open the meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2026. See, close meeting to the public, please. >> Make a motion for ordinance 2020 20261
on second reading to be adopted. One second reading and published according to the law. >> Second, please. >> Second. >> Counciloman Dixon. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Council, yes. Council, >> yes. >> Council Patton,
>> yes. Council president, >> yes. >> Next, second reading, ordinance 2026, column 2, bond ordinance authorizing acquisition of various pieces of equipment and completing of various capital improvements for the city of the
utility in the rural wall. At this time, I open the meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2026. 2. Seeing none go to the public and enter motion for ordinance 2026 to the bottom
ordinance for capital for sewer right utility be adopted as read on second reading and published according to law >> council Dixon >> yes >> council Jackson >> yes >> councilwoman >> yes
>> yes >> council president Yes. >> Consent agenda. The item was to consider routine by the borrow and we acted upon by one motion. There be no following discussions of these items. If discussion is desired, it's not
agend668. That's what 26 >> 72 >> 77 >> 77. Sorry. Okay. 202668 through 202677. >> Make a motion for consent. Um, agenda items 202668
through 202677. >> Second Jason. >> Yes. Council Jackson. >> Yes. >> Council. >> Yes. >> Council Morsey. >> Yes. >> Council Patton. Yes. Council President. >> Yes. >> Open meeting.
>> Thank you, Mayor. >> Since we didn't give reports last month, I've got essentially two reports of the fire commission. Uh in December, they had two different meetings. Uh they responded to 96 calls. certain calls which included responding
to alarms, gas leaks, carbon monoxide alarms, emergency medical assists, highway hazards, motor vehicle accidents, and and a rescue on motors. There are 23 inspections completed, 17 reinspections completed.
There were two smoke alarms installed for residents for discharge. Uh they do have a uh program available. Uh any homeowner that needs a smoke alarm or is not sure if their smoke alarms are working, you can call the park
commission office at 856346935 to make an appointment. They'll come out, check your alarm, and supply you with whatever alarm you may need in Texas. Uh in December, the uh fire fire
department commission participated in the Christmas parade on December 5th. Uh over two different evenings, they escorted Santa Claus around town on top of a letter truck and they also assisted the police department there with a cop
on December 13th. Uh the new firehouse is unfortunately due to weather conditions, construction kind of halted Right now they're doing external work but the flat concrete work is done
start on framing. So at this point they're they were looking to they're estimating completion in late September. Also another thing that complicated the issue is that additional storm water management work was required by the land
use board. So they have passed a change over resolution to enable those those modifications. The website is up and running. Uh more and more content is going on at weekly. It's lindonwolf fire.com
and bot the website there are email links which are working if you want to contact the fire prevention office or any of the commissioners. Two things I want to mention. Uh they do have two different stickers available
program for safety. One is a pet finder sticker that you put on your door if you have pets in the house. Um, and the idea being that if you had some kind of emergency and either you were not home
or ultimately if uh you were unable to assist uh they would they know that they would know that there would be pets in the house and try to safely extract them. There's also a second sticker program for your autism
awareness indicates that there's an autistic person in residence and again the same type of thing that that person uh may need extra help to evacuate some kind of emergency
or uh how can I put this special I won't say special handling but more possibly more tactful handling in order to accommodate them the police
department has a similar program that they participated in which in conjunction with the county which I believe is going statewide called the special needs registry. Uh it differs in a couple of ways from the other two programs. The two women fire programs do
not require registration. You can pick up a sticker at the fire commission office on Scott Avenue for Scott. do not have to register with anybody, but the this special needs registry and I do have the information available if
you're interested in it. uh does require registration and it's much more complex as far as you can list just about any disability emergency contact information physical description
of the occupants current registry registration of the person who's registering I would given the uh things that are happening right now
in our country with privacy issues. Um, I would carefully think twice about doing that. Uh, if you are in a situation or one of your one of someone in your house is in a situation can benefit by it,
definitely suggest doing it. And the next comm next fire commission meeting will be February 17th and they're 7:30 p.m. at 81 Scott Avenue which is the
building for Scott. The vehicles right now they have the squirt is currently out of service had a problem with the suspension and it was in the suspension down to other issues.
The squad has no functional issues, but it still needs a replacement bumper, which is on backward for a long time now. The tower and the engine had no issues, and they completed airflow tests without any issues. Sorry to touch on, but that's all. Thank
you. >> Thank you, ma'am. Works monthly meeting monthly report. Tons of trash collected 726. Tons of recycling 87. President assistance. Both items picked
up 215. Strap metal picked up 57. Concrete picked up two. Logs stumps two. Property maintenance zero. Number of accidents zero. Number of injuries zero. Service calls 34. 20 stoppages. One main
stoppage. 11 emergency calls. Eight workouts. Three pump station repairs. Three trouble areas jetted. One pump station vector for springs. We had five service calls, five stoppages, zero main stopages, three emergency
calls, no markups. I also want to thank public works for the great job that they did with all our ming and snow removal. I know, you know, some areas might not have been completed with cars on the streets, but I think
they did an excellent job. For our police department, total call service, 1742, traffic accidents, 50 community policing, 67 traffic enforcement stops,
37 criminal complaints issued by officers, 54 traffic summons issued by officers, 43 criminal complaints issued by citizens. 34 traffic summons issued by citizens, zero. Detective Bureau
Investigations 43 monthly events. Well, with the weather and cold, we really don't have anything going on with the police department right now. That hopefully next month we will have an update on all that. As for our library,
um February 7th was take your child to library day. Children had the opportunity to come in and learn about the library. learn about the library, what what the library has to offer while enjoying
a variety of engaging activities. They played games, built creative designs with the Legos, participated in hands pulling crafts, including a Valentine project and air clay molding. Coloring pages and small prizes were also available for the children to take home. The day concluded with snacks and a time
for the children to socialize and get to know one another. wonderful event with creativity, learning and community connection. January there was 122 computer uses with 19 new members registered. In addition to the regular
regular library services, we provide vaccine copying, copying, scanning, computer printouts, no public services, computer assistance, free Wi-Fi, study groups, and tutoring. The local school also utilizes its library as a space for
additional tutoring sessions where teachers work directly with the students in need of extra help. >> That is all that we have. Thank you. >> Good evening everybody. Um let's start off with the code enforcement office. Um there was 150 CO inspections, zero smoke
inspections, 75 violations found, 75 violations written, 35 Eight pins, 24 tickets written, zero ticket zero tickets court zoom, zero tickets court in person, zero plea by mail, 18 uh
rental renal inspections, 24 ral inspections, zero vehicles tag and removed, plus stoves, zero illegal clothing bins tagged and removed, zero trailers tagged and removed. Three foreclosures. Zero sites found working
being done without permits. Zero businesses found open that never applied for mer license. Zero businesses open without approval. Zero dumpsters on the street without approvals. Zero opening permit side
um and a 127 resident communications. Um and just a reminder, you know, there are zoning um codes about snow removal on your sidewalks and walkways uh and things and sometimes it's hard to get out. If you are um in a situation where
you can't shovel, please let the office know. I know the county sent out um had a listing for seniors that they would come out. Well, I know they cut it off, but we didn't have it. Um they they gave out uh information and you could join the list to have it shoveled. There are some local churches that will uh send
some help out as well. Um so, you know, I would encourage you if you can't do it to try to reach out to uh the county first and if they are not offering or anything maybe reach out to one of your churches in your community and see whether or not they um have a group of people that are going out. >> This was just
>> this was hard. Unbelievable. Yeah. Okay. >> And the winter mix on top of the snow did not >> most people went out to the snow and removed it >> before it turned freezing rain made the biggest mistake
2 in of freezing rain. Turn to nothing but ice. You can't you can't break it. Well, we were still me and my husband was too. We we flew out to Dallas to my brother-in-law's funeral, and it was the worst. I was a flight attendant in the past, but I tell you, this is the worst flying experience I ever had in my life.
I s we stayed on a plane for over four hours before they canled the flight at 11:30 at night. We flew out the next day. It was two and a half hours late the next day. I literally walked into my brother-in-law's wake with a hoodie on and some sweatpants. I It was just a it was a disaster. and most of it was
credited to the to the weather and not being able to position the crews where they needed them to be. So, it was just a nightmare and it was a lot of lot of sad stories, people missing flights internationally and all kinds of things. So, yeah, it it was a mess. Um, so a few
things that I have um on top of my report. February 1st marked the um Real ID deadline for flying domestically in the United States. So, if you do not have Real ID, you will need to have pay $45 additionally at the airport to fill
out an application for them to run your information through the system. Again, there are several things that you can use for Real ID. If you don't have the driver's license, if you're a veteran, if you have a permanent record uh permanent um uh residency card, any
federal ID that you have, a passport card is available. It's good for 10 years. is $30 plus the processing fee. Um, and you can use that. I used mine at the airport when I went um a week and a half ago. So, but if you don't have real
ID, you will have to pay $45 and you might want to arrive to the airport a little bit earlier than two hours because you're going to be waiting in the line while TSA runs your background check. And you'll have to bring everything but the kitchen kitchen sink with you um to prove that you are who you are. So, I encourage you if you
don't have it to get it. Um the people um there may Oh, so I want to tell everybody too that the Hall of Justice in Camden has been closed for the last week and a half. Um there was a water main break in the
building that dropped down to the per first floor and flooded everything. And now there's a problem with the um with the mold and stuff. So the offices are still closed. If you have any business that you have to do, Superior Court, Call of Justice, uh you'll need to call
them. They are working remotely, so you'll need to give them a call. Um but do not show up down at the building looking for copies or or if you have family court stuff or anything emergency that you're trying to do down here, you will need to call them in order to get that taken care of. Initially, they
thought the building would be open this week, but from what I heard today, it's probably going to be another couple of weeks before they're open. So, just so you'll know, so don't venture down there um to do that. Also, um another thing that's in the working for the upcoming
election is the SAVE Act. Um this is a an act that they're putting in place to verify people's um citizenship and um and if they live where they live. Now, the issue with this really comes into play for women because if your married
name is not on something that proves your citizenship, you're probably not going to be able to vote. So, um if you haven't changed your passport to your married name or you don't have a passport because it will have to be something that proves citizenship. There only two things if you're born here that
proves citizenship and that is your birth certificate and or passport. So, of course, our birth certificate would have our married name on it because we were married, right? So the only thing that's going to prove citizenship with your marriage and get your passport passport card or passport.
So you might want to keep your eye on say that is moving through Congress. Um it will impact this next election that we have and you don't want to get to the roles and then they tell you you can't vote because your name doesn't match or you don't have anything to prove that your married name or whatever it is and your social security card will not do
it. That is not prove citizenship. So you need something that you lose your citizenship. Real ID. Well, real ID doesn't prove citizenship. So they may I don't know because they did come with the homeland security thing. So I don't know about that yet. But
right now they're just saying it has to be something that proves your citizenship birth certificate with your name isn't going to be on that or your passport. Proves the that part. So keep your eye on that. Um that is going to go through. And then this month is uh Black History Month and we are celebrating the
100th year of Black History Month. Um and so it it's it's a big thing. Black History Month formed in 1926. It originally started out as Black History Week. The month of February. Everybody always jokes. It's like a it's like an
inside joke with African-Americans why it's the shortest month of the year. We all say, you know, everybody says that. But February was chosen for a reason. It was chosen to honor the birthday of Abraham Lincoln because he wrote the Emancipation Proclamation.
And it also celebrates Frederick Douglas who was an abolitionist, a famous writer. Um, right down here in Baltimore, I mean Merlin on the Eastern Shore. You go down there and visit his his museum and stuff. It's fascinating. So that's why February was chosen. And
we look at February and we honor all people. Everything's part of American history as far as I'm concerned. I look at American history like a tapestry, right? And we're really a melting pot. I mean, we all came here from somewhere else. There's only one one person, one types of people that are indigenous to
America, right? So, everybody came here from somewhere else. And with that, we brought our culture, our languages, our foods, right? All of these things with us. And one way or another, we all have embraced some part of each other's culture, right? One way or another. Even
if it's music, food, clothing, dance, whatever it is, we all embrace something about each other, right? So when you look at that tapestry and you put each part, the Polish people, the Italians people, the Jewish people, the Hispanic people, the black people, all of these peoples, right? All these different
peoples on this tapestry, it all makes a part of American history. And that's what's so beautiful about it, right? So I think that we should do more thinking about what we have in common than what we don't have in common, right? cuz we're all here together and we're
stronger together. Believe it or not, some people would maybe think that we're not, but we are actually stronger together, >> right? So, I thank you whoever said that. Thank you. But what I want So, that's why it's important to share these things. Not just because I'm African-American. I love all history.
I'll talk about anything, but this is African-American history month. So, I just wanted to talk about a few things that you might not be aware of. some inventions that were made by African-Americans. And this list blew me away as well because some of the things I some things I did know and some things
I didn't know. And I'm just going to read you a few of these things. So, who here likes air conditioning in the summertime? I always say, God bless the person that invented air conditioning because I can't do it. So, air conditioning unit, Frederick M. Jones, 1949, an African-American
gentleman that invented that. The Almanac Benjamin Vaner 1791 we still use farmers still use almanac domin woods 1839 the baby buggy William H Richardson 1889
blood plasma dad Charles Drew 1945 the clothes dry Samson 1971 1971 okay chamber commodive Thomas Elkins 1896 7 the door knob door knob and doors
stopper Osborne Dorsy 1878 electric lamp B and this gentleman worked with Edison Lewis Ladimir 1882 and I know that because I visited the museum yes I'm a nerd I'm sorry but I am
self bicycle friend IR Johnson 1899 so actually the clothes driver was 1892 they had the date wrong on the other The a beater one Johnson 1884 eye protector
eye protector uh P Johnson no uh 1888 and I could go on and on. I mean there's there's lists available to you. You can go online and Google it yourself. But what I'm saying is we all have played a part in making this country what it is today. And we all should be valued for
that. So thank you. Thank you. >> Councilman Nixon. My goodness. After all of that, I don't know what to say. Well, I have I only have a couple little flyers that I accumulated in the past couple of days. As you know, I'm a newbie, so I'm still trying to
accumulate, but I do I'm glad that I was assigned schools and also parks and recreation. As some of you know, I'm a retired school teacher from Lindall. So, I think I'm going to really love this position. So, with that in mind, there is a flyer here from Lynville High
School. a 5K one mile one walk and it's going to be on Saturday, March 28th. Dream of Shine. Uh postra buffet is going to be fresh fruit, muffins, and juice. Um there's a race course that's uh your journey through the scenic
Lindall Athletic Fields and Lindall Park with stretches along the picturesque asphalt trails of United States Avenue. The race culminates with an exciting finish on the Linder Ball Stadium track. Don't miss this unique opportunity to
explore a fresh and inspiring route. There will be awards. There's a registration fee, no refund. The 5K, I believe, is $35. One mile run, walk is 25. Lyn High School students get a
special rate. You can register online at httpsrunsignup.comra- new jersey lendon ball- lions legacy lendon ball. So that's for the 28th of March and parks and recreation
baseball registration Friday January 23rd until March 6th. Sponsored by the MLB Phillies RBI program. This is not a school sponsored sport. Sign up online uh available on Laurel website under
park and recreation www.lind new jersey.com. April is the official opening of the minimum wall baseball season. Let's roll our >> 39 days to spread. Thank you, ma'am. I'd like to briefly
share a resource available to Liverpool residents who are interested in local history. The county Historical Society offers archives, exhibits, and educational resources. that help preserve and share our history of the region, including communities like
Lando. Residents can explore historic records, photos, and upcoming programs by visiting cchsj.org. Um, these resources support education, community, pride, and a deeper understanding of our shared past. I encourage residents to take advantage of
this opportunity. If you haven't joined me, I will be there December 18th at 12:30. Again, those interested in organizing our historic efforts in 202 also encourage to contact me and also
highlight event of the month. The friends of the Black Run Preserve are going to have a tour and where they will learn about the Skills family, the Milford community, and the Underground Railroad and pay homage to African-American people who have left
their mark historical record of our communities. This will take place Sunday, FE February 22nd, 2026 from 10 to 12 at Kettle Rine Road East Trail entrance at the Black Preserve.
And that's all I have. >> I just want to say that um we have a member that sits on the historical board um Miss Randall. She is a board member for the historical board. So you'll see her there.
>> Thank you. Councilman Jackson. >> Yes, sir. Thank you, Mayor. Good evening, everyone. Uh, first, real quick, the K County Board of Commissioners will host uh this monthly commissioners meeting on February 19th, 12:00 p.m. at 520 Market Street, meeting
room, sixth floor in Cam Cam, New Jersey. Also, the board of commissioners will be donating stuffs over them. For those that don't know Scotts and Senior Citizens United Community Services, um this will be Thursday, February the
12th from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Wood Juror Memorial Library at Township Ranch. Uh the mission of Senior Citizens United Community Services is to enhance the quality of life, encourage independence,
and provide a safe and supportive living environment for older adults and adults with disabilities. especially those with the greatest socioeconomic need. Join us for this information session and overview of SCS.
Uh and registrations is suggested but not required. Uh also I have u from the board of commissioners identifying a I'm sorry it's a seminar identifying and preventing financial elder abuse.
very important. Uh, Saturday, February 21st at 10:30 to 11:30 at the Anthony P. Infanti Belmar branch. Elder fraud is defined as a financial fraud scheme which targets seniors 60 or older. Beginning in 2018,
the FBI at a national level has worked tirelessly to educate this population on how to take steps to protect themselves from being victimized. Please consider coming out to educate yourself and others on how to identify, prevent, and report potential financial elder abuse
presented by the FBI Philadelphia division. Uh this will be at 35 East Browning Road, Belmar, New Jersey. I think I mentioned that. >> Thank you. Good evening everyone. I just wanted to talk a little bit about our new vehicle
commission. mobile unit. Uh it was on January 26 through January 30th and instead of us getting five days, we got three days because January 26 we had that storm and on January 30th the mobile unit had break issues and couldn't make it. So with that being
said, um I was told that they're going to reach out in the spring so that we can have another day. We won't be able to get an entire week, but they are looking to schedule another day. So, if you don't have your real ID, um just be
on the lookout on our website and we'll we'll also do a blast so that um you can register and and be a part of those that have real ID and so you won't be charged at what 45 >> $45 $45.
Thank you each. >> I just wanted to say thank you to public works, the police department, fire department for all the work they did during the storm. Like I said, this storm was was something we haven't seen in years. So, uh, please keep that in the back of your mind while you complain
about it. It was a lot of work. Thank you, Diane, for standing up for public. >> Thank you for saying that because even if I say something nice, everybody attacks me. I don't get it. >> At this time, we're open to the public. Anyway, would you speak to the
microphone? Get your name and address for the record and don't forget to sign 637th Avenue. Mayor, I have a question with the approval of minutes. Why are we taking seven to n months to approve minutes? >> Because we just have a new cler going
through everything to catch everything up. >> Okay. In all the reports, I think the tax collector should not be December 25, not 26. >> I could I don't Yes, it should be December 26. December
26 and my go last um at the last meeting I asked about animal control and there was a resolution because I'm still getting killed. >> No, to be honest with you, I have been extremely extremely busy and was not able to coordinate a meeting with our
animal control um personnel. So, I will definitely reach out to them and discuss. Like I said, I help I help everybody with I do animal rescue, but I'm not getting paid for that. They're the one getting all that money and they don't answer anybody's call or help or
they tell you to pay them. >> Yeah, every town is complaining about that. It's not just us, >> right? Because I think they spread themselves too thin is to collect all those paychecks. And then my next thing here is my I know
um there's a protest scheduled for Friday and I I have just a couple concerns. I wanted to know if there was um those protest requiring permit and if so who was the review by and how was the approval determined
>> like you found out about we found out about the same. >> So there is no permit. >> There's no permit >> but you need a permit. I think the chief was looking into that. >> Okay. My other thing was will there be police overtime and who would absorb that cost and there's no there was no
permit required. Would you create an ordinance that would require a per the thing that everybody has forgotten we're close so there's nobody here for them to complain to or whatever the case
may be. But um the police have scheduled some things that I'll have to >> I'll answer that. So for the permitting um first amendment constitutionally protected rights limitation on what you
can require a permit for. I'm not really so much concerned with that. If there's somebody who's willing to protest, we'll make oursel available to make sure that there's everyone safe. We monitor these things. We try to reach out to organizers. We try to have a a dialogue to make sure that we can do this in the
safest way possible while respecting federal rights protest. So we'll handle all that stuff and we have been we've been, you know, uh, following it, trying to reach out, talk to organizers, things like that. So, uh, as far as overtime, I don't know. You know, it'll depend on
how things go that day. We operate in an environment where we'll have mutual aid if we need it. Uh, you know, hopefully it's just a peaceful procession. We'll make sure If they're coming from theater things down to here, are they going to be like stopping traffic so you can't
get down the pipe? Like is that even allowed? That that was my Listen, I protest all the time because I go out on the rescue to close these things down. So I understand, but the flyer going around is saying because they're kidnapping people in our town. If they're kidnapping people in our town,
why don't we know about that? I don't think that's the case. I think it's just they're just that >> I have no control over what they say, >> right? the protest is all about. >> So, you know, they can protest whatever they feel they can protest. As far as interaction with immigration, they I
would refer everybody to New Jersey immigrant trust directive that limits our interaction with immigration. We're not allowed to by attorney general directive. So, they don't report to us. So, if these things are going on, which they very well be, they're not telling us and we're not allowed to interact
with them based on the attorney general's guidelines. >> Right. So there is no interaction between us and immigration where that's federal enforcement. We handle local enforcement, state and local laws. So as far as that stuff goes, I can't give you
any answers on what what activities been going on. I've been told there has, but we don't we don't talk to them. >> Right. And I think I just thought if there wasn't the ordinance if it would have under 195 for loitering, 205 for noise, and 29 for peace and good. >> It's their it's their right as citizens.
>> I understand. And listen, I have rights, too. And and when I have people come to my house to protest outside my home on several occasions and I'm told by the police department, when they come to my house, as long as they stay in the street, there's nothing I can do. >> So, my concern was, are they going to be
just in the street or are they coming properties? >> That's what I'm asking. If they're not allowing somebody else's property, why can they come on this property? >> Well, this is public property. >> I understand. I understand. There I I I have people all the time that crazy for no reason.
>> This is this this seems to be very poorly organized. Um if you look at today today the three people replying with only an so I don't think it's going to be that big of a deal. Police will
not let them block the streets because they're coming down the way this way. You got traffic going Sidewalk on the sidewalk. >> There's a couple places that there's still snow on sidewalks.
>> Our plan is to not have water because it's dangerous >> and the sidewalks are covered still not passable. So, we would like to move them into a safer direction and then we'll we'll work that out with them and use
that hopefully. But yeah, the spike is not a good idea just because it's you don't want to put yourself out there on the road today. >> There's an accident >> in that area that
you're probably going to come up. >> The way the flyer reads, it says meet at the bind girl halls on Gro, >> right? >> It doesn't change now. They're neither at deer things where they're going. That's where they're going to start and then they're coming down to Bar.
>> Well, they can go right through Emerson Avenue to ask questions. >> Anyone else from public speaking? I also want to thank public works for the great job they did. I saw
really undue criticism. Um, it's coming from people that have never operated a plow and have no idea how the whole situation works. They complaining there was too much snow in front of their house. They didn't plow
the curb. How are they supposed to know where the curb is? Are they going to start tearing up clouds and breaking people's curves to try and get closer? I think they did an admirable job under the circumstances.
The only thing and it's not their fault is on my particular street, the whole my end of the street or whole block, everybody got their car off the street. The other end of the street, they didn't
seem to really care. Some places had place, some places remain places, but they didn't have junk cars in the room. So they couldn't do do nothing but plow around which left large piles.
So then there they come and shovel right out the street which was already plowed now turns into a treacherous ice situation. Is there anything that can be done? Like
I said earlier, this was a storm that was not expected and it was not expected to be as bad as it was. So, um, we have to take a little bit with a little bit of a grain of salt and what people do. Yeah. I got my sidewalk shovel and then
my sidewalk in trying to clean the manual cover. It's it's what what got done. I'm very grateful for the people who took the time and effort to do as much as they could do because I know as well as everybody else that tried to clean suck.
I could only do so much at a time. >> It was bad. I appreciate everybody who did what they did. I did not make it a big issue to go out and find people because of this. >> Yes. But just like you said, the storm
was it's been over 30 years in some places I think they said since it's been a storm like this. The ice on top of it made it worse than any >> and it kept doing it. >> And lastly
mentioning my favorite house. I thought we were on the road to improve. Um, there was nobody in the house almost six weeks. We heard people over
there speaking a foreign language drilling and hammering and new dead bolts appearing on the doors. This is a positive situation as probably the person who purchased the tax. There hasn't been
yet. >> Yeah, it has not been >> I understand that. But there's somebody over there with that type of accident >> working on the house >> and there was no and there was no lights on for weeks and then all of a sudden
lights come on porch light and several of the people that lived there before moved back in again. Wait with with them or >> No, I think they just came to put locks on. >> They didn't move.
>> I didn't see any of them living in the house. I only people I see living in the house are people that live there before. And I know that because there was a teenage boy that walked up and down my street to get to the bus, start coming back up and down the street again.
>> So, they moved back in. And my concern is whoever But the tax is now illegally ready. I have no proof of this. It's it's just my concern over what situation I'm seeing
and I don't know what what can be done. >> Okay, we'll check into >> 408 right >> 405 South. I just had a question. Um, as a proud owner of a TV I just purchased, uh, what
is the plan in the town for installing chargers? Is there anything when they plan on doing? >> Yeah, everything everything's out there in place. The only thing is they have we have to come up with a contractor who will take charge for it and then bill
us. >> Okay. everything doesn't have it doesn't have any closest to here last has something that shows up on the map but I've yet to find it the only other thing I can do is go um
either down to uh the university the hospital >> they have there or at the all the way down to Royal Farms. >> That's the closest to the top
and then they pay us for electricity. >> Okay. Anyone else? >> See, close the meeting to the vote. Can I entertain a motion for journal? >> Have a second. >> Second. >> All in favor?