Um this meeting ordered October 8th, 2025. Notice of this meeting with the public meeting. Please be advised backy. Here >> council president
here. Mayor >> bills have been properly signed already. >> Second. >> Council on. Yes. Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Lowski. >> Yes. >> Councilman Marsy. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman. Yes. Council President
Rand. >> Yes. >> Following reports have been filed and are available in the respective offices for review. The tax budget report sewer report treasures report for September 2021 and the end years report for October 2025.
First reading ordinance 202514 shadow ordinance. Motion please. Make a motion for ordinance 202514 shed ordinance be adopted as well first reading published according to the law and post mall with the second reading being held at our
next regular schedule meeting >> and secondary >> second >> questions. Councilwoman Hes. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Lowski. >> Yes. >> Councilman Marcy. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Pens. >> Yes. Council President Randolph Sharp.
>> Yes. First reading ordinance 202515 townhouse share ordinance. >> Make a motion for ordinance 202515 the townhouse shed ordinance be adopted as first reading published according to law posted in the bal with the second
reading being held in our next region. >> Councilwoman S. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Lancowski. >> Yes. >> Councilman Moresy. Yes. >> Councilwoman Patton. >> Yes. Council President Randolph Sharp. >> Yes. >> First reading ordinance 202516 multif
family shed ordinance. >> Make a motion for ordinance. First reading ordinance 202517 multif family shed or 2016 I'm sorry multif family shed ordinance be adopted as read first reading published according according to law posted off
the next and read at our next regularly scheduled meeting. Yes. >> Yes. >> President 2025. Turn the page already. Sorry. You're right. First reading ordinance 202517
Laura Wood Park uh be adopted as read on first reading published according to law posted to in the bur hall and the second reading being held at the next regular schedule meeting. >> Councilwoman H. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Lowski.
>> Yes. >> Council Moresy. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Patton. Yes. Council President Rel. >> Yes. >> Second reading ordinance 2025 06 amend code chapter 229 indecency and dangerous property. At
this time I'd like to open the meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 20250. Seeing none to public motion for second read the ordinance 202506 amending the code to chapter 2291
um be adopted on second reading and published according to law. >> Can I hesky? >> Yes. >> Councilman Morrisy >> yes. >> Councilwoman Patton yes. Council President Randolph Sharp. >> Yes.
Second reading ordinance 20.5 col 07 amending code chapter 160-29 certification of inspections required. Open the meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 20257.
Seeing none the meeting to the public and entertain a motion please. >> A motion for second reading ordinance 202507 amending the code for the certification of inspection required. We adopted a second reading and publishing a second.
>> Second. >> Councilwoman H. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Lowski. >> Yes. >> Councilman Moresy. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Hatton. >> Yes. >> Council President Randolph Sharp. >> Yes.
>> Second reading. Ordinance 2025.18 amending code chapter 150-10 B- certificate of occupancy. At this time, we open the meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2025.
>> Seeing none, close the meeting to the public and motion, please. >> Make a motion for second reading. Ordinance 20259 certificate amended 08. I'm sorry. Amending amending code chapter 150-10 certificate of occupancy.
>> I have second. >> Councilwoman H. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. Councilman Lowsky, >> yes. >> Councilman Morrisy, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Patton, >> yes. Council President Randall Sharp, >> yes. >> Second reading, ordinance 2025, clone 9,
amending CH code chapter 150 fees for certificate of occupancy 150-28.1. At this time, open the meeting to the vote for any questions of Congress regarding ordinance 2025. Seeing none, close the meeting to the vote and have a motion, please. Make a
motion for second reading of ordinance 20250 amending of the certificate of occupancy. >> Second, please second. >> Counciloman H. >> Yes. Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councils.
>> Yes. >> Councilman Marsy. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Patton. >> Yes. Council president. >> Yes. Second reading ordinance 2025 col 10 amending code chapter 150-28 inspection preser certificate of
occupancy at this time like to open meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding ordinance 2025 10 motion for second meeting inspection inspections for certificate of occupancy be adopted second reading
I have a second, please. >> Second, please. >> Councilwoman H. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson, >> yes. >> Councilman Lowski, >> yes. >> Councilman Moresy, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Patton, >> yes. Council President Rand, >> yes. >> Second reading, ordinance 2025, column
11, amending code chapter 250-2, notice of violations, sequence violations. At this time, open meeting to the public for any question of comments regarding ordinance 202511. Seeing none, close meeting to the
public. >> Make a motion. Um, second reading ordinance for 202511, amending code, notice of violation for subsequent violations. We adopted on second reading of publish. >> Second.
>> Councilwoman H. Yes. Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Lowski. >> Yes. Councilman Marcy. >> Yes. >> Councilman Patton. >> Yes. Council President Rand Sharp. >> Yes. >> Second reading 2025 12 amen amending
code chapter 105-12 for certificate inspections and I'm sorry open the meeting to the public for any questions or comments regarding 2025 meeting. Make a motion for second reading of
ordinance 202512 amended with code for fees for certificate of the certificate inspection issuance or denial be adopted on second reading and published accordance. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson >> yes
>> yes. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Patton. >> Yes. Council president. >> Yes. Second reading ordinance 202513 code chapter 160-28 certificate of occupancy seat inspections
at this time like to open the meeting to the public for any question regarding ordinance 202513 meeting to the public and entertain motion please make a motion and second reading the ordinance 202513 uh amending the certificate of occupancy
Inspections be adopted on the second reading and published accordance. Second call. >> Councilwoman H. >> Yes. Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Leowski. >> Yes. >> Councilman Rescend
items listed consider routine and it will be enacted upon one motion. There will be no formal discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, it will remove from the consent agenda considered separately and entertain a motion for resolutions 2025 155 through
167. >> Make a motion for consent agenda items uh resolution items 2025 155 through 2025 167. >> Councilwoman H. >> Yes. >> Councilman Jackson. >> Yes. >> Councilman Lowski.
>> Yes. >> Councilman Marsy. Yes. >> Council Patton. Yes. Council President. >> Yes. >> Resolution 2025 168 is resolution authorizing the promotion
of Lang to the position of clerk 2 effective October 1st 2025. Make a motion for resolution item 2025 168. Councilman Jackson >> President 169 is a resolution authorizing the
hiring of Kelly Andrews as the registered municipal clerk effected November 17th, 2025. Make a motion for um resolution item 2025 2025 169 >> second.
>> Yes. >> Council Jackson. >> Yes. >> Council Lowski. >> Yes. >> Council Marcy. >> Yes. >> Council Patton. Yes. Council President Rainbow. >> Yes. Okay. Thank you, Mayor. Before I start on my fire commission
report, I'd like to make that slight turn of the road. Uh I was recently approached by one of our senior citizens who's also a veteran whose electric mobility scooter had stopped working. He was asking me if I knew of any place that he could uh anybody who
would look at it and possibly uh get it back in service for minimal cost. I'm happy to report that uh our resident Ed Hanken uh was able to repair it for him at no charge and would like to thank you for that Ed.
Next public meeting of the fire commission will be on Monday, October 20th, 7:30 p.m. at 801 Scott Avenue, which is in Scott. Last month, the department responded to 69 calls. There were 21 inspections completed, 10
reinsspections completed. Uh the new ladder truck, I'm happy to say that all necessary training was completed by the end of September, and the new ladder truck is finally in service as of October 1st. Um, one of the other vehicles is waiting
on parts to arrive to to do a repair on the firehouse. The construction permits were in fact issued and work has already started started on on the construction of it. There were two smoke alarms installed. And just as a
reminder, free smoke alarms are available for resident homeowners. call the fire commission office at 856346935 to make an appointment for installation. Uh the fire department had applied for a grant uh to fund for the employment of
full-time firefighters. That grant application was denied. Uh, I'd like to talk for a minute about the fire prevention open house that was yesterday, yesterday evening, and it was
a very nice event. A lot of equipment was on display. They had a couple trucks from other towns. Uh, I think everybody, it was pretty good turnout. Uh, there were um they were soliciting, I shouldn't say soliciting, but they were they had a signup sheet for people that
wanted smoke detectors. a signup sheet for people that want to have a fire safety inspection done including their house for free and there were a lot of activities and educational materials test activities go for the kids and
thank you thank you again for our fire department for doing that the uh website is almost complete and ready to launch uh they did apply for a number don't exactly out they did apply for a smaller
private grant to enhance fire prevention education and I think that's all I got for Thank you mayor. >> Thank you. >> Thank you mayor. Um, Flip Wall Public
Works, tons of trash collected, 806. Tons of recycling collected, 778. President Assistance, all items picked up 254. Scrap metal picked up 59. Concrete pickup nine. Logs five.
Property maintenance zero. Number of accidents zero. Injuries zero. Service calls 49. Stop 10. Main stop zero. Emergency calls four markouts 31 pump station repair six troubled areas jetted
10 pump stations actor three for Laurel Springs there was three service calls three stoppages no emergency calls no markouts um as far as sleep pickup that's all going to start soon your green lid cans
that will end they'll stop picking them up the end of October your bulk pickup is already done where you have your le um your branches stuff like that. There's no more bulk. It's just the green lens right now until the end of the month and then all the leaf pickup
will start. That um that letter should be coming out on the website soon or what area you get picked up where you are at what the date is for that >> police department. Total of call service 4,667
traffic accidents 50 community policing 32 traffic enforcement stop 61 criminal complaints issued by officers 41 traffic summons issued by officers 36 criminal complaints issued by citizens three
traffic summons issued by citizens zero the detective bureau investigations 35 um upcoming events we have Trump retreat October 25th at 12 p.m. Um, if you're
going to participate in the trunk or tree, meaning you're going to decorate your vehicle and give out candy, please arrive by 11:00 a.m. to set up. The event begins at 12. Please, there's application online. If you want to participate, please submit that by
October 23rd. Um, the website's there for the application. paper. Um, only prepackaged foods or treats. No anything opened. Um,
no electricity will be provided. Vehicles must remain on site until the event is over. Um, before the tr before the trunk or tree, there will be the uh costume parade with the kids up on the stage
like we always do. Um I think that oh and for the police also is breast cancer awareness month there the police department is again participating in breast cancer awareness month during
the month of October. Little officers have the option of wearing a pink badge. Officers who wish to participate make a donation to wear the badge. All the donations are then collected and donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. This is the third year that the police have participated in this
awareness shredding event for Clinton Law. Kon County is hosting several paper shredding and electronic recycling events. Um September 18th at the Lol County public
county public works building 8:30 to 3 and then there will be another one event in in their fall festival uh little library.
Um, we've had 27 new members, eight children, and 19 adults. The library has remained open and operational throughout the construction. The road construction going on. Everything's still working. People can still get in. Even the construction guys made a ramp when they
were doing her front, but everything's open. You have the driveways back again. um in con connection with the fire department. Christmas parade and tree lighting will be Friday, December 5th. The parade begins at 7 p.m. The parade
route starts on Shoes Landing Road in front of Kings Road down West Park, Atlantic to West Lynon to East Lyndon, ending at the library. Tree lighting will begin at 7:30 as the parade arrives. Mr. and Mrs. Claus and the elves light the tree stay a visit with
the children, cookies and hot will be served. >> That's all that I have right now. Thank you. >> Thank you. So, the uh newsletter is going out. You should check the website should be available for you um with all our activities for the fall through the
winter months. Uh we're also still working on the uh website and it's coming along. Um I just have a few things here. The report from the code enforcement officer in the month of September is 231 CO inspections, zero
smoking inspections, 36 violations found, 85 violations written, 37 indictments, six tickets written, zero tickets for zoom zoom court, zero tickets for in person, zero deals, 49
yearly rental inspections, 519 yearly regrontal inspections, zero vehicles tagged and removed. Um zero fully load bins, zero trailers tag, seven foreclosures. Um the only other
thing that I have for tonight is that um and I'll be following up with something also. Um because I work at the clerk's office, we get a lot of people coming in looking for real ID. They're traveling. I'm hearing now that the doctor's office u only wants real ID. So, this will be
going, you know, my um guess is that more and more people will be doing you have to have real ID. If you rent a car, you're supposed to have a real ID now. So, people are asking for it. There is a situation and I noticed that maybe you had these up at your counter as well. Motor vehicles in Trenton, you are able
to make an appointment there if you need a real ID, but it has to be under certain circumstances. life or death emergency services. So you have to prove that you have to be somewhere, a funeral or you have a sick one in a hospital and the travel has to take place within the
next two weeks. Urgent travel, you have a trip booked. You don't have real ID. Um and you have to show proof of proof of travel when you go to the appointment. There is an expedited fee of $80 plus what the ID costs. And those are by appointment only in Trenton. So
I'll leave these up here as well. Once again, if you're a veteran, your veterans card is real ID. Your trip card is real ID. Your passport is a real ID. Your passport card is a real ID. The airport, if you're flying out and you're flying domestic and you don't have real
ID, call your airline, ask them what you can bring. There is a separate line for people. They're given a year for people to get their real ID together. You can fly on an expir an expired passport of one year domestically. or they may want you to bring in your
social security card, you know, your your birth certificate, your your photo ID, something with your address on it. And you have to prepare for that. You have to give yourself at least an hour additional over the two hours at the airport to fill this paper to work. So after the year, that'll be it. Everybody
will need to have real ID in order to fly domestically and of course internationally with your passport. That's it. >> Okay. Hey, thank you Mary. Uh yes, in in high school has some good news. Our new
high school football team, he made South Jersey history. Record for receiving yards in a single game was 293 for a high school player. Um the Lynville High School band got first place in group 1A for US bands at Btown
Regional. It also got best music and visuals. Here's some quick news for us. Um, the NJ SLA, that's the student learning assessment came in and all four test scores are up.
Some% was real satisfactory. The high school thing got 26% higher than last year. That was really great. Um now also um someone had asked me about social security whether this
government shut down was going to affect their benefits or anything and I did some research. It's not it's any social security payments or anything like that are not going to affect it or any services or like that. That's only going to affect contractors and people who contract with the federal government
like that. And they also ask me another question and it's not true. Immigrants do not receive Medicare Medicaid. It's illegal. They may not receive it. It is true that they pay billions of dollars that they will never receive those benefits. Okay. Um
Okay. Here's just another thing. The other word was called the Padatus. If you're hearing that word that's a pro katis act that was met in June 18th 1878 by Robert Hayes and that relents the use
of federal military personnel to enforce domestic law. That's the other thing I just political now. Thank you mayor. Uh, I want to take a moment and acknowledge and thank our community, which includes most of all
our neighbors, also our mayor and council, former officials, our administrator, and all the departments of Lindwall, including our police, fire, library, public works administration, media, as well as our school district. I want to thank them for the success of
the Leon Wall history show and tell and to address the community moving forward. I've already received several requests to continue bringing the Milwaukee Street to the public and to further engage interest in learning about our town's past.
That being said, we will continue to offer our weekly readings on Lindon Wall history and we'll continuously be interviewing individuals and receiving submissions. Right now, there has been plenty of interest and in order to create worthwhile events, these events are
community led by group. They're shaped by input from start to finish and this takes time months even. Our projection is to hopefully have an event this spring next spring as gathering stories and interviews do take time. In the
meantime, we are actively and regularly taking submissions. Our current focus is on lending wall families. There are many families who can go back 50, 100 or even older than the time itself. And there are people making history right now today. So if you would like your family
history to be recorded in our 2025 history report, please consider reaching out to me. No amount of history is too small or worthy to share your story. I want to thank everybody for um coming forward and we will continue to go out and introduce Lindaw history to more
people and hopefully soon we can form a committee around it. And I also want to thank the Linder wall fire department for allowing me to set up a group as well as love lender wall during their recent events the community cleanup and the fire department open house. It has been a very busy event season and
hopefully we will continue to have more opportunities to share the history of thank you very well. That was very good. Thank you Councilman Jackson. >> Thank you mayor. Good evening everyone.
Just want to read uh one program from the county. Uh it's called Healing Together, a community support group. Uh now open to the public of King County. He together is a weekly community based support group open to the public offering a safe welcoming space to
share, connect, and begin healing. Together we foster hope, resilience, and strength because no one heals alone. Whether you're dealing with grief, loss or emotional distress, impacted by substance abuse, navigating conflict, relationship issues, anxiety,
depression, PTSD, recovering from trauma, social skill, self-esteem, or just need a space to feel understood. You're not alone. This group provides a therapeutic and non-judgmental space, peer connection and emotional support,
psycho education and coping strategies, encouragement and tools to build healthier habits and reduce reliance on harmful outcomes. Let's heal together no matter where you are on your journey because no one heals alone. This
community support group is offered at no cost to all Cron County residents. This is located at Genesis Councilman Center 566 Avenue and there's a contact number in the also continue to support our senior
private and >> thank you. Um I just want to go first. >> Okay. Good evening. Good evening. I just wanted to follow up on ID. The motor vehicle commission is looking at our
municipality to host a girl ID mobile unit event. So as soon as I get that information, we will have it posted. But it is my understanding that there's only 60 to 70 slots. So as soon as they put the link out, they say it goes very
quickly. So I will, you know, do my best to to get it out to uh to the community, but it's open to anyone in the state of New Jersey. So, the mobile unit will be located right outside of Gar Hall and they use this area to do the processing.
Uh, we had the site visit today. So, they're making the determination and they didn't set a date yet, but they're looking at some time um before Thanksgiving to do it. So, again, once we get that information, we'll put it out. Also, it's also it's time for the
municipal best practices inventory. The 2025 inventory assesses each municipality's compliance with various laws and evaluates the implementation of fiscal and operational best practices. The inventory answers provide taxpayers with an additional means of evaluating
their municipalities performance. The inventory has identified areas where municipalities may require further technical assistance. Furthering this objective, the inventory contains an unscored survey section soliciting information on a variety of topics. The
inventory is due on October 24th and the results will be discussed at the next regularly scheduled council meeting. That's all I have. >> Okay. Um I just have two things. Um the uh Senator Cory Booker is having a town hall meeting at Bethany Baptist Church
on October 11th at 9:00 a.m. If you want to go, you have to register ahead of time, otherwise you won't be allowed to be in that. And um there's going to be a ribbon cutting of on October 29th at
11:30 a.m. It'll actually be from 11 to 7 p.m. It's at Popeye's on the way. question 11:30 starts at 11:30. At this time, we're going to open the meeting public
speak for the record. I hate to rush everybody. >> Yeah. So, uh, just I guess kind of a preset here is, you know, just got a couple of things I want to attention want to bring to to your attention respectfully and, um, you know, it's
just kind of like a matter of fact and some kind of YouTubers. Um, as a former kid myself, for those that weren't here that with the Halloween curfew at 6:00, I think that kind of sucks. Uh if you're a kid, it's one of those times where
parents actually want people to go out and socialize and you guys kind of killed that down to time where kids are doing school getting practice and have zero time to do anything. Um I do appreciate the trunk or treat
being open up to the residents um to participate. We are appreciative of that. And my last comment here is um I generally go out close with my wife around the neighborhood and we have very often experienced the smoke sewage as we
walk through our streets. We try to handle this frequently. We've been touched at this point. It's kind of embarrassing. We don't even just our way down. Uh it's near the park. Uh it's they own
you know we do a mild walk and we we catch it at one myrtle we we smell every one chestnut it's and again even in the backyard we'll get a whiff of it and it's like we can't even have it's embarrassing and it's funny enough that
Lynwood already has kind of a reputation that we're trying to fight and everything and now we're even at the point where you know we we can't even have people run into it. So, and we've brought it to attention and we have not had really any real responses of
corrections to be made. We've heard that they've talked to the county, but we have not heard anything back. And this is just kind of dragging on with no action. And when you live here and you're part of your normal life and you are a sanitary person, you don't expect
to have that. You don't expect other towns to live with it. You shouldn't expect Lyn more to live with it. We've heard comments of, "Hey, well, you know, it's hot. Let's see which is underground in the place. It's not like it's sitting on the surface and it's heating up." And
if it's hot, okay, so the day that's that it's nice out. We just don't go outside cuz that's when that will be the worst. Let's let's get practical. Let's get real about it. What's causing the issues? And we're going to try and be more interactive regarding this topic.
So, so sir, it is addressed in in this newsletter, but I'll just read you a brief u um our department is collaborating closely with the Cam County Utilities Authority to identify primary sources of these odors and difficult tasks given and for the size
and complexity of the system. Lindon Wall maintains 61 miles of sanitation, sewer, and 14 miles of a horse man. To help narrow down the cause, we are using odor detection equipment in strategic locations throughout the burrow in addition to treating our wastewater with
chemicals designed to eliminate bacteria and produce and reduce and produce that produces odor. In response to recent conditions, we have since doubled the chemical dosing and continue to monitor areas of concern. We have also performed
extensive extensive cleaning of the mains outside of the normal maintenance schedule. Sewer odor is not uncommon but is typically well managed with these methods. This is why residents may not have noticed it in the past or if so the
odors were not were much shorter lived than what we're experiencing now. And it goes on to say or if you look at the newsletter online they are addressing it. So your concerns have not gone unnoticed. They are working on it. >> Okay. Um we're just hoping that we can come up with solutions versus like a
history of like what what the town is. Um and again not to you know things have changed or whatever that why the treatments aren't working now or they've worked in the past. um you know what has changed in the last year that makes it an issue now that wasn't an issue but I
don't know let us know that >> and that's the interaction we're trying to get to like instead we're getting like history of what the town is and how complex the system is but what change like give us some real answers versus a female >> I think they will once they get to that I think you have any type of time frame
in which they're going to >> they're working with the utilities also so it's not just us it's Cam I understand that too >> and we'll follow up on it maybe at the next meeting we'll have an update for you as well. >> I'm going to see it seems to be having a problem some of the departments in our
burrow that they get the complaint they're actually working on the complaints but they forget to get back to the people and I'm going to I'm going to address that next meeting I'm going to try to address that make sure that people remember they have to get back to people to let them
know what's going on. Yeah, >> it had become an issue out of late. >> Yeah. Yeah. For the next four or five months, it's it's been an issue. >> 30 Columbia Avenue. Um I see tonight's agenda. You have the first reading for
no parking on road. >> Is there any reason why we can't have something like that for stone road. >> Well, part of stone road because all the stone is in ours, right? >> Correct. We're doing we're doing a complete evaluation of the whole entire
town actually because our parking ordinance is really I mean I I hate to keep parking on the same subject but there's two cars only two cars and parked on ST road and where they're parked is parked there illegally
and they continue to park there and if you come up my street from the end of my street from the landing up to stem road you have to stick your nose out in the middle of stone road to be able to see and you're also forcing anyone that
walks up stone road to walk out in the middle of the road because the cars are parked where you should be able to walk. >> Is there any particular time that they're parking? >> They're all they don't work. They don't work. One car comes in and out drive.
>> They don't work. They're there all day. You see them hanging out in the street sitting on the porch working on the cars. always. >> Thank you. >> Hello. Martin, I wanted to inquire about uh
some of the partials owned by the burrow uh being foreclosure. Uh there are multiple parals that we own that are definitely developable. Um yeah, maybe continue to sit idle uh which in turn lowers the gradables and dampens redevelopment across the
community. Uh I do a couple photos. These are >> Okay. Well, these are two of the properties. We can't do anything about >> anyone. We can't do anything about
>> these are owned by the burrow for the property. Thank you. So with this property you can't trash the windows and doors are open. I just think that what
my question I was going to actually ask uh how the borrow is currently addressing blighting properties. It's not something you guys can read too gently tonight. I'm asking about properties like this that the bur owns that have had no movement for over
a year multiple all across the town. And why why has there been no movement on >> check? >> I'm talking about just just parcels we own that could be developable by by
means under litigation. We can't do anything >> with every single property owns right now. >> 48 of them. There's 48. There's more than that. >> Yeah. >> Of the 48 that I saw, there's not there's not anything I can do about it.
>> Okay. I also wanted to ask about um redevelopment in the town. Uh both the white horse fight and Berlin road I think are quite serviceful. I haven't seen us actually uh ask that ladies for development studies. Is that something
that we could maybe did all the kids road we did road that's why no longer hardwood avail that that could definitely fall under redevelopment we have early road which
has multiple vacant properties that could be redeveloped >> does anyone from the council have any input on this >> they're not a layout of the poll. >> Anyone in the wider council people elect the elected officials? Okay.
Uh and I had another question. Uh if you guys would commit to a master plan rewrite versus a re-examination. We've never rewritten our master plan from the original one. Uh we have great chance. You just got two of them. Those are re-examinations. I'm I'm saying there
should be a full rewrite. And to be honest, 2017 December 2017 had a lot of copy and pasted. I'm talking about a full rewrite of our >> build out. Why would you want that? I don't understand. We we don't have thousands of acres of land to develop. I understand why you
>> that doesn't mean you can't modernize. You can't modernize different aspects >> and those are there are grants. There are grants that are available to both the state and county for a full rewrite.
>> Have we tried have I not elected official? I'm not elected officials. >> Neither is he. >> They're going to tell us already. >> There's there's three other aspects, but building it's decent flight. It's all things.
>> So, no one's been wired council. >> Listen, I asked a long time ago about doing some sort of main street thing or a thing. I was told you got to be kidding me. So, you know, doesn't make any sense. >> I think it makes sense to look to increase.
I think it does. >> Anyone else? >> Come on, Mr. D. 67th Avenue. The new ordinance that was from 168. I didn't hear what it was. Something about clerk.
>> What kind of clerk was it? >> 168 was for promotion. clerk for position to cler that was the motion >> I kind of cler
what I'm asking is because also here is a reappoint >> that's what I'm asking I'm trying to find out which are the secretary for public works >> the clerk okay all right so my next thing is now that we're making our council political
by two things that Mr. Lowski said. Can we get an ordinance about people coming to other people's homes and protesting outside their house? That's not allowed. Did it happen several times? May possibly involved. We should be able to have an order. Mayor, would you want someone coming to your house and
protesting outside your house? I'm saying they should be able to come to your home and put signs and stay in a home. I believe you call >> some type of coordinates for that. >> What you got a problem with me?
>> This is Look, this ain't WWE. Sit down. Okay. >> You can take it outside cuz you always have something to say when you do. Who is she to say? Talk to me. I don't have to look into that. >> Okay.
>> Lower your dad's voice. Lower your voice. >> Really? Come on. You're doing too much. >> I ask question. You're doing a question. >> Did that answer the question? >> Calm down. Really? calm down. He's doing
much longer too much there. >> He's doing nothing. >> They couldn't even listen to you. It's like a waste of time to come here. >> Getting him involved in your argument. >> I'm not involved with him in my argument.
>> You were ignoring him, too. All right. >> Yeah, Trevor, I'm your friend, Trevor. >> So, I'm going to start with some thank yous. Uh, I want to thank Hold on. I got too much on my list.
Uh, the history event. I want to thank everybody involved, all the parts and pieces and players that came together for a wonderful community. Can't wait for the next one. We posted a pretty thorough list online. So, if you want to see your name, by all means, go on site.
We include his name. Uh, the clean up event. Uh, it was a cleanup and county resource fair. Obviously, I want to thank the county for reaching out. Craig always does an amazing job. The whole entire staff did. again. Thank you so much for your help with
that. Fire department, the police department, Ray, Odessa, your spouses, our sponsors, everyone who came out that day. It was a fun morning and quite productive and all the trash was collected. the county don excuse me the county Craig and Michael who's from
South Jersey I want to trust all very impressive how we were able to fill the uh communication I just want to give a flat compliment across the board to the burrow I don't know who is responsible I feel dawn is a big part of it but uh I want to thank you for all of the posting
and emailing that's been going on lately uh with the events and construction updates and stuff like that all the feedback we've heard is positive. People like the update and it makes them feel like their town is on the move. So, that's great. Have a question about the newsletter you keep referencing. We
don't see it on the line yet. So, can you tell us? >> She's coming. She's >> fair enough. No problem. Uh, but now I do need to circle back to an all too common topic and that is codes and community standards. If madam president what you say is true that the state
forced upon us this level of dissident then why haven't you and your attorneys sought financial regress from the state to help cover the ongoing costs of this so named forest infrastructure. >> I didn't first of all I didn't state that. So >> yes you did. I have to say I'll play and I said the state
it's the state's fault that we have this level of density. So if that's true I think you might have misunderstood that. That's not what I meant to say. That's what was said. That's not what I meant to say. >> Next, this whole premise of your takes a village approach behind codes
enforcement. It's flawed, arguably negligent, jeopardized the safety of everyone involved, and it's entirely misplaced, and I'll explain why. The onus of the code's operation is on the ver and on the firsthand accounts from the individuals you're compelled to hire to uphold the level of community standards. The capacity of that
capability should be commensurate to the level of density. Furthermore, we didn't set the community standards, nor did we set the level of density. You did. So to rely on us to report our neighbors jeopardizes both our safety and our assets. >> Second, it's entirely misplaced. We
already pay a village to travel our streets on a daily basis. Between the 44 police officers, a half a dozen public works employees, a handful of code officers, and you on Saturday mornings while on the way to the farmers market, according to you, we already pay a fairly large village employed to do just
this work. Why else? I'm not done yet. With all due respect, and yet despite all of this, there are still dozens of curbside viewable offenses that have gone years and years without enforcement. businesses operating where they shouldn't be, people parking on sidewalk, fences
falling down, trucks illegally parked on the streets, pools with no fences. Years with no enforcement. So long, in fact, you don't even have to leave the office and drive around. You can see them from your desk on Google Maps. And your answer to our complaint is that what are the addresses again pitting us
against one another? How come none of the village of 50 can see what we see? Why is there no interdep departmental dialogue? there was before the Chipotle saw to force their divorce and returning to such practices would boost the ROA ROI on the village were already paying
for. And finally, a question about the ARP funds that were used to bring our codes office into the future. Where does the bureau stand with the implementation of all the iPads and training that was purchased from the codes department? Well, we hear and see codes officers are still using pen and paper in the field.
>> It is true, ma'am. We're here for the codes. I'll ask Kevin to attend our next meeting, the the person that's in charge of that office, and he can explain to you what you're doing out in the field. Okay? And as for you not being involved, listen, no one's asking you to do anyone's job. What we're what we're
saying to you is sometimes you had a whole complain about the street. You guys redid, you championed him and celebrated him for coming in to tell you what was going on street. Our argument is we already paid 50 people to do that for you. And we're
not asking you to do their job, but you also live in this community. You're stakeholder. Everybody in this community is a stakeholder. So you don't think you have any responsibility if you see something to not say. They pay 60,000 plus a year and there's signs everywhere that say if you see
something say something. Why? Because it can't be everywhere. Nobody's asking you to do anything. We're asking you to be a part of the community. We're asking you to be part of the community. I'm not asking you to do anybody's job. >> It's not about that. >> We are part of the community. >> It's not about that.
>> We need help. If we can drive around and see this stuff curbside, why can't you ask Kevin to be at our next meeting in November? Okay. Or Yeah. November. November's meeting. >> Fair enough. Thank you. Have a good night.
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