--------- like to call the meeting to order, please. Johanna, will you read the statement of compliance? The notice requirements of the open public meeting act for this meeting have been satisfied. A copy of the annual meeting notice was sent to the press of
Atlantic City Star Ledger, posted on the bulletin board in the municipal building, the municipal website, and filed in the office of the municipal clerk. Please turn off all cell phones. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of
Americ. Welcome everybody. Johanna, will you please take the role? Mayor Collins here. Commissioner Blumbberg. Commissioner Horn here. All right, we will begin as always with our engineering report. Ed,
thank you, mayor. Good evening, commissioners. Good evening, everyone. Uh, and we will begin as always on our judging program. We've made some really good progress since the last meeting, really in the last 30 days. Um, so item number one, I believe I reported at the last meeting that we have received a letter of acceptance from Tuahoo Turf
Farm for their disposal site to submit with our dredge citywide dredge application, which would um allow us to secure that permit while we pursued Shelter Island. Since that time, we've uh we scheduled a site meeting and had a meeting with the DOT at the Gateway site in Pleasantville. That is another
disposal facility that the DOT owns and operates. That does seem like a potential viable option. There's a little bit more leg work that has to be done there, but it's probably worth continuing the conversation. Uh on a parallel track, uh Roger was able to also secure a letter of acceptance for
dredge disposal at the Saran Nursery site in Corbin City. So, we have that in hand. So, we two disposal sites letter of acceptances in hand. Uh the Tahoe turfs letter has already been sent to the D. The Saran nursery letter will be sent in today. We actually just secured
that today or yesterday. Um so with those two sites, the way it would work is that the permit would list those two sites as approved disposal locations for anyone who dredges under our citywide dredging permit. whether we do it as a city project or if a private property owner wanted to go under our permit and
dispose of judge material at their own um court. Uh so we we await the EP's response to these submissions and we expect that um there should be no other outstanding items to secure that citywide dredging permit. And then pivoting to item B, shelter and we
continue to work on um that site as our preferred long-term disposal site. And if and when that is approved, uh we would just do a minor modification to our citywide dredging permit to add that in as a disposal site. So again, really good progress in the last month or so.
Um and uh we should be hearing from the D shortly on our dredging permit, which is great. Item C is the Washington Avenue streetscape project, which we've talked about, um over the last several months at these meetings. Uh we've made an effort since the last meeting to post
some additional information for public information online. Um I believe there are a couple items on the agenda today related to this project. One would be to authorize the bid advertisement and the other item would be to request an extension from the DOT for one of the grants associated with with this
project. That is because the project is still being reviewed for federal approval to go out to bid and we just want to make sure we're covered on the state grant. that federal review process takes a little longer than we have under our current deadline. So, um I think we we've discussed this project in detail
as far as what it entails. There's some pretty detailed information online. Um there's some updated color renderings online for this project with the updated design that we've referred to in the last couple meetings. And of course, I'm always available if anyone has any questions about the project, anyone at
the city or any member of the public, um, happy to answer questions about this project. Item D is the Amherst Avenue Resiliency Project, which is our pump station. We've, uh, submitted um, information back into D Green Acres for the Amherst
Avenue Waterfront Park site for the pump station facility and the ball is in their court. We're just waiting to hear back from them uh, any additional information to move the diversion process along. We'll be scheduling a meeting in the next few weeks for the new public works building project to
discuss possible options on value engineering and then once we have uh some of those options better defined, we can have a discussion um at a workshop about how we want to proceed with that project. The Vendor Avenue parking lot project, we have received comments from the Atlantic County um Department of
Regional Planning and Development for that site plan. So, we're working through those comments now. Item G is the Atlantic Avenue bike lane painting project. Uh that is on the agenda today for award and that would be
uh a project that would not be done until the spring. We will be paving an additional section of Atlantic Avenue before we uh paint all the rest of the bike lanes green. So rewarding now gives us a head start on material delivery and then we'll be in a good position to get that work done as soon as the paving is
complete. And that's item H which is the next section of Atlantic Avenue. Huntington Mansfield is in design process and that would be a fall winter spring project before we strike the bike links. Likewise, the 2025 road program
is in design. Item J, the storm motor ordinance compliance uh MS4 compliance been working with the public works department on kind of narrowed it down to one outstanding item at least at this point that the D is looking for some additional information on. We've been
working with public works to compile that information for submission to D. Item K is our ongoing CRS assistance and this will be an ongoing effort really over the next year or so um to gear up for the October reertification 2026, but
we want to keep this process going so that way we're in a good position for that reertification. Pending grant applications. You can see the new item listed for the next phase of Winchester Avenue which was submitted for 2026 NJD municipal aid that was
submitted the end or the beginning of July. Nothing under miscellaneous. Jumping down to our construction projects. We have one item that's under review for maintenance bonds. That's the HBAC project that was completed a couple years ago at the library. Our projects
and closeout have been willed down to just two, which is good news. That means we're closing projects out um and closing out grants. The 2023 RO program is um on pause until the fall when we'll pick that work back up. The Sig Rim
basketball court project is complete. So that'll move into closeout. Turn into page three. The Furlow Avenue project is also substantially complete. We just have a little bit of punchless work needs to be wrapped up. Uh same for the 2024 curve and gutter program. The
municipal building uh renovations phase two is complete and that project will be moved into the closeout phase. Punch list items are left for the walkway work we did over at the Sig Rim complex. The Sig Rim restroom building construction is in progress. Uh we expect contract to
be back on site sometime soon to continue that work. The pickle ball court project is complete. We moved into closeout. Building demolition is complete and Exxon is just about wrapping up their work needed to be done at the site. We're just waiting on some documentation from them just to kind of
close that loop that is moving along as scheduled the Winchester Avenue project that was just awarded at the last meeting. Uh we did get concurrence from the DOT to proceed with construction. So that pre-construction meeting is being scheduled. Likewise, the 2024 road program pre-construction
pre-construction meeting is being scheduled. And lastly, there was a pre-construction meeting this morning, the lead service line replacement uh project which we talked past meetings and there will be um a public outreach process to uh help get the word out for those that will be impacted by this
problem. That's very important. All right. Thank you. Chief Adams, would you begin with your department head report, please? Thank you, mayor. Commissioners, uh first off, I want to start off with uh a great event that was held this past Saturday at Kage Avenue in the beach. It
was the heart of surfing event. And uh I have to say it's one of my greatest events during the summer to attend and be a part of and just to see everyone's face and to see the reactions of everyone involved. There's nothing better than to see a smile of a kid that gets to do something that they normally
wouldn't be able to do. And the reaction and the public participation and everybody involved was second to none. It was just an outstanding event. If you ever have the opportunity to attend this event, I would highly recommend it. Uh, otherwise, not much on the fire
department side. Uh, it's been busy this so far this summer. I will say this, please heed the lifeguards warnings when you're out there. The rip currents and rip tides have been very bad this summer. So, please pay attention to your lifeguards and only swim during our protected bathing hours at guarded and
protected beaches, which is 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thank you. Thank you, Chief Andrew. Thank you, mayor and commissioners. uh recreation department has been very busy this summer. Uh between tennis and pickle ball and the ball fields, um
there's a lot of activity. Uh we have at our summer camp approximately 120 kids per day. Uh we're about midway through that. Um and I just want to remind everyone this weekend uh down at the pavilion and library, they're celebrating 50 years down at that
complex. Um so three nights of concerts. Friday night is a uh Frank Sinatra tribute uh in the tent next to the library. Saturday night is a Mottown tribute uh on the stage on the beach and Sunday night is Don't Call Me Francis on
the stage on the beach. So they're free to everybody. Uh and that's all I have. Thank you, Andrew. Lisa, good afternoon. Um, just to piggy back off of Andrew, I wanted to report on our beach fees through uh June 30th, the
total collected for beach fees was just over $377,000, which is a slight decrease of $8,600 from this time last year, probably due to the weather. It hasn't been, you know, optimal. But I know that they're
out there aggressively. Well, not really aggressively, but they're actively, you know, um, uh, checking the tags. Um, the onboarding has been completed. There was 217
seasonal employees onboarded between the wreck and the um, beach, which is a tremendous amount of employees on board in a few short weeks. So, thank you for everybody's cooperation. Um on the agenda you'll see there's a resolution
195205. Um what that is for is to add the $750,000 grant um to the budget that will be utilized for the bike lane painting on Atlantic Avenue. So there will not be
any cost to the city because the contract is less than the grant amount. Um you'll see that the governing body will be certifying the annual audit. So once I have that, I will complete the submission to the state of all the required documentation.
Um, also there's a resolution 197-2025 for a cancellation of some prior improvement authorizations. We're cancelling a portion of ordinance 07209 $442,000 and 0220 which is just over $141,000.
The The total amount is uh just under 584,000. So that money will be held in a reserve to pay future debt service because both of those ordinances were fully funded by
previous uh bond bond issues. Um wanted to also update on our parking revenue through the end of June. Now that um we have Park Mobile and we this is our third year I think or fourth
year. Okay. Um so through June 30th we collected $18,500. This time last year it was only $2,700. So there's a lot more cars in town. We have added some additional meters, but
you could see the amount of activity in the city. Um, that's all I have to report right now. Thank you. Thank you, Lisa. Chief, thank you, mayor, commissioners. I think first of all, we all can agree that I think the Fourth of July weekend brought
I wouldn't I would dare to say almost historic crowds to market. I don't think there was a parking spot in town on any street. Um, I always say in my neighborhood I I don't think I really saw much of a change, which was kind of nice, but kind of tucked away. So, it's actually kind of nice. But it's been an extremely busy time for the police
department. Just going over some numbers today. Between July 1st and today, we've had a total of 1,138 calls for service. Highlights from those calls for service, we've had two arrests for aggravated assaults, one burglary to a motor vehicle with possession of burglar tools. So, when I tell people over and
over again, make sure you lock your cars, make sure everything is locked, there's a reason why, but hopefully with some of our with that arrest last night that it'll prevent some of it in the future. There's been 114 motor vehicle stops in the last two weeks, 20 summones for public urination. So, the police
department is extremely busy. We're out there enforcing the quality of life issues. Uh we're enforcing the motor vehicle uh laws on the road. Like I said, we've actually seen a pretty significant decrease in vehicle accidents up to this point this year compared to last year. So hopefully, you
know, it's all going and trending in a good way. Just want to remind everybody the police department will be hosting our annual law day event on Wednesday, August 20th at the Margate Library. It's a great event. We've done it for a number of years. Fire department's done their event. Public works, I believe, has done their event. So we're we're
last and going to be the best. It's a great opportunity. It's a great opportunity for everybody to interact with the police department. Again, I'm going to say with the reminder of locking your cars and your homes, a recent stolen motor vehicle, as I always say, the keys were in it if the doors are unlocked. Again, I'm glad we live in
a very safe community, but don't make it easy for people that might want to, you know, break the law. Actually, the vehicle just recovered. I took a phone call with it was recovered in Newark. So, again, it starts here and someplace else. But again, I say have a checklist
before you go to bed. Make sure your your car is locked. Make sure your keys are inside. Make your lock. Make sure your lights are on outside. Dvet tail off of what uh what you said with the Margate Library hosting three nights of concerts, there will be some traffic uh
considerations for those nights. Not big traffic considerations, but parking. We'll have no parking on Huntington Avenue. Uh Andrew and I met with Charleton the Library today. There'll be no parking in that area. There's going to be food trucks Saturday and Sunday night for those events. So, it should be
a good event for those nights for the library. And finally, this Saturday, Lucy the Elephant will be hosting her birthday celebration on Saturday on Atlantic Avenue. There will be a traffic detour for this event, so it does plan accordingly. It's not a big detour, but it's to help assist Lucy with the event
that they have on Atlantic Avenue. That's all I have. Thank you, Chief. Roger. Thank you. uh tag on what Ed was saying about the dredging about these having these other sites is a benefit to the homeowners
because if we don't have an active dredging contract the homeowner can't use shelter island construing event I believe at the memories speaking I was talking earlier and planning at the end
of the month there's only two cases on it's slowing down a little bit which is a nice rel evening mayor and commissioners um we've seen about an 18% increase in permits issued compared this time last year. Uh
those are construction permits and over we've had over 2800 inspections performed this year under the new uniform construction code. A little over a year ago, the state changed their requirements where we
can't accept verbal inspection requests anymore. So we've been utili utilizing the SCL portal and a lot of contractors have gotten on board with that and to my surprise, even the ones that were
hesitant to use it have come to really appreciate it because they can check the status of their inspections right on their phone. Uh the public is also welcome to create an account for the SDL portal. You can uh get information on that right on our
website. That's all I have. Thank you. One more thing to add. Some of you may have seen the NJ bulletin they have revised their real the new flood damage prevention requirements. They dropped their new base flood
elevation from 5T to 4T. Margate and other towns in our area that we work with are still will be compliant but it's still not as much as some people want to be dropped. Uh again, if there's going to
be that much water against the state saying, you won't be able to get to your house. Thank you. Hey guys, how's everyone? Um to piggy back off everybody else, it's it's been a pretty crazy summer so far
and um we we've been pretty busy. Fourth of July brought in some record numbers with water usage at 3.2 million gallons per day for three days in a row, which is unheard of for us. Um, beach trash was um, insane. I will say people kept
it in bags, which was nice. So, they they kept it pretty clean, but we we did way more trucks than we usually did. We did like 14 to 16 trucks with using some of our bigger pets as well. Um, and that's piggy backing off of uh, Beach
Stock the week before that. So, we've been pretty busy. And we also have the library and uh Lucy's birthday this weekend coming up that we're helping out with. And I don't want to say the wrong day, Mike, but uh the 23rd, Wednesday, is our touch a truck event, right?
Yes. Yes. All right. Wednesday touch truck event. Bring all the kids out. So, and um I'll let you mention our uh what we got today. You can go ahead. For the second year in a row, we got number one beaches in Atlantic County
and number two in New Jersey. So, um I think it's a tribute to everybody at this table and their teams. That's all. Thank you. Scott, very briefly, uh I've been staying on top of the tailor. Great progress made
there. I speak to their project on site manager told me they're probably going to be finished Monday. So, we're getting there. I see we have some requests of people. They want open requests for documents, their public records. In fact, as I believe there's a website
with the D reports or file. Is that correct, Eddie? So, uh perhaps we can educate them as to how to get access to these very voluminous reports concerning that that site. Other than that, that's basically that's all I have.
Thank you, Pat. Thank you very much. been involved in pretty much every aspect up here on that over new hires resumes and stuff office
departments negotiations. Thank you. I just would like everyone to know that the clerk's office will be closed this week coming up. I will be on vacation. If you need a marriage license or death
certificate, that can be handled up front. Tariff Maza will be taking care of that. Dog licenses will be handled by Linda Herder in the front office. And that's the best I have to tell you right
now. Thank you. All right, we will now open up public comment. If anyone has any comment for anything discussed during workshop, please step forward. Hello. Hi, I'm Chrissy Campbell. I live on Huntington Avenue in Margie. I live
and work here. Um, first of all, I want to say thank you to everyone like Andrew and fire chief and the police department and everyone because everyone does a great job to make this town amazing. We do so many wonderful things in the summer and all around. So, I'm going to start with that after hearing everything
that everyone said. Um, but um, I want to talk about media contract that's up. So Chrissy, that'll be uh next public comment, the next meeting. Oh, so I can't talk about that one. Uh no, not because that wasn't discussed at this workshop. Well, then just thank you everyone for
doing such a great job. Thank you. I'd like to say thank you to all the departments here from Matt to Dan to Andrew and everyone else that's here. I don't think you guys get enough recognition for the work and time that
you put in to do your jobs and your teams are um outstanding. This town was incredibly overcrowded over Fourth of July weekend and um I saw firsthand how all your departments had all hands on
deck and did a wonderful job throughout the city. So, I don't think you guys get enough praise and recognition that you deserve. So, I want to appreciate that. Um, one thing I did want to comment on was the basketball courts. Um, they look
tremendous. It was a great job that was done there. I know there's a group of middle-aged men that play there um during the week and I just wanted to point out that um I've heard that the basketball rim on the Jerome Avenue side
is not level. It is tilted about an eighth of an inch off. So some some people when they take shots um they're not going in. So
Maybe somebody could get on that. That would be awesome. Thank you for your time. Thanks, Drew. Is there a motion to close public comment for workshop? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins? Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg?
Yes. Commissioner Horn? Yes. Is there a motion to adjurnn? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins? Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg? Yes, Commissioner Horn. Yes. And we will roll right into the next
meeting as soon as Johanna is ready. Part: 2
like to call the meeting to order, please. Johanna, will you read the statement of compliance? The notice requirements of the open public meeting act for this meeting have been satisfied. A copy of the annual meeting notice was sent to the Atlantic City Press star ledger posted on the bulletin board in the municipal
building, the municipal website, and filed in the office of the municipal clerk. Please turn off all cell phones. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance. United States. Johanna, please take the role. Mayor Collins here. Commissioner Blumbberg, I am here.
Commissioner Horn, here. Is there a motion for the approval of the June 26th, 2025 regular and workshop meeting minutes? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins, yes. Commissioner Blumbberg, yes. Commissioner Horn, yes.
All right, we will now open up public comment for resolutions and ordinance adoption on today's agenda. If anyone has any comment, please step forward. Hello again. So, I wanted Please state your name and address.
Hi, my name is Chrissy Campbell. I live on Huntington Avenue in Margate, New Jersey. I live and work in Margate. I wanted to comment on the social media item that's going to be coming up. Um, so as stated in the meeting before, you
can see that there's so many wonderful things going on in Margate and I think that our media presence has been amazing. I mean, before it used to be just like a almost like a flyer. Now there's like and videos and there's like
teasers of what's coming up. It it like brings us into the 21st century. I feel like I think that um the media has been doing an amazing job to highlight all the wonderful things that is going on in this town. Thank you. Thank you, Christie.
Any other comment on resolutions or ordinance adoption? Is there a motion to close public comment on resolutions and ordinance adoption? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins. Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg. Yes. Commissioner Horn. Yes. Johanna, would you proceed, please?
May I have a motion for the adoption of ordinance number 16, 2025 and ordinance amending ordinance number 11, 2025, fixing the salaries and compensations of certain officers, employees of the city of Margate City, County of Atlantic, New
Jersey. Motion. Second. Mayor Collins. Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg, no. Commissioner Horn, yes. May I have a motion for resolution number 193 2025 authorizing bill payment
and claims? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins, yes. Commissioner Blumbberg, yes. Commissioner Horn, yes. May I have a motion for resolution number 194 2025 authorizing payment to Kmar Home Center? Motion.
Second. Mayor Collins, I abstain. Commissioner Blumbberg, yes. Commissioner Horn, yes. May I have a motion for resolution number 195205, resolution requesting approval of item
items of revenue and appropriation NJS4A 4-87. Motion. Second. Mayor Collins. Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg. Yes. Commissioner Horn. Yes. May I have a motion for resolution
number 196 2025 governing body certification of annual audit? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins. Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg. Yes. Commissioner Horn. Yes. May I have a motion for resolution number 197205
authorizing cancellation of various improvement authorizations of general capital funds? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins, yes. Commissioner Blumbberg, yes. Commissioner Horn, yes. May I have a motion for the consent
agenda which consists of resolution number 198 2025 through resolution number one 211 2025? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins. Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg,
I am a yes except for item 21. um disappointed that the team decided not to post or advertise for uh this work. And in that result,
we only we only received two bids for this important piece of business. For that reason, I'm voting no on 211 2025. on that real quick. We did ask for three.
Um, Commissioner asked me to to do some research with that. I did it and the one company actually said he was interested they did not want to.
So there were three request. Okay. Commissioner Blumbberg, you do vote yes on the rest of the consent agenda from 198. Yes. And and for the record, I asked Yeah, for the record, I had asked prior
to the meeting that 211 be split out. So, in the future, maybe we can do it that way. I did not receive that email. I apologize. That would be my I still did not receive the email. Okay.
Um at this point in time, I'm finished. Commissioner, I never voted. Oh, Commissioner Horn, do you vote for the consent agenda? I do. Okay. Thank you.
Thank you, Johanna. All right. We will now open up to public comment. Anyone has any comment on anything at all, please step forward. State your name and address. Um, I want to re reiterate how Beach Doto went and everybody um did a
fantastic job and it's such a wellcoordinated police, fire, business association, public works did a tremendous job and all the all the events that came together. and and we are number one in the clean
beaches and um that's no accident. Uh we do do a good job of keeping clean. However, we don't have the issues that a lot of coastal communities have which is uh pollution that going into the into the est and we had the tarp rolls washing up in
the 60s and so uh but we did a lot of um but that but that as I said there's no accident I mean because we have the mullica river which is a uh protected by the prime barren and we
have the egg river which is protected by classified as a scenic river which is a national park so we have coming in here with that in I have bad news. Um, as you know, I I spend the 4th of July
weekend counting the osprey. The ospreys are not reproducing. Out of the 25 nests that we had from Long all the way up to Atlantic City, we only had three chicks from the 75 total nests coming from Strathmir to
uh Atlantic City. And this is all east of the Parkway. We only had We feel that this is all due to food stress because the man isn't there. Manhaden is their number one source of food. We don't know exactly what's going on,
why it's going on, but I just need to report that our vigilance is important on what we do and how we how we contriute to the environment. As chair of the green team, I think it's very important. It's alarming to me um what's going This is not easy work. I mean, you
know, you go out in the marsh, you got to deal with the marsh, you got to deal with the green heads, the mats, the heat, the sun, the mosquitoes, and all that stuff. But, um, I appreciate all the help that
we get from all different departments because we never had to whether we are working with building department to get these or enforced and things like that. So in appreciation
that I just want that and sorry air. Okay. Thank you, Steve. Do we have any other public comment? With all the heat that we've had this summer, I just comment to our Can we
Oh, I'm sorry. Kathy hates 22. The flowers, the hanging baskets. I don't know if any of you look at them. Usually when you're driving, you're so concerned about people on their cell phones. The flowers are just And I said, "How did you do that?"
Because my flowers are dying. So I just wanted to He No, but when I told him, "Thank you. Appreciate it. Thank you, Kathy. What is the status?
So, so we just I guess it was a couple months ago we contracted uh with a company uh we had to use a one particular company because of the equipment required by the state for our courts because we share the the room with our courts. So, uh Pat, I don't
know if you have an exact date in September, but September is the date for the install of Yeah. So, a contract has been approved and we're waiting on them uh for the installation. It's going to be Sorry. Make sure that we appropriately
operate. Um, so we want to make sure that everything's installed, everything's working. We get instructions on how to operate it and then explain to commission probably the workshop meeting saying this is how this is done. This is how this is done. This is how this is done. Um, how do you want
this to happen? Because there's going to be certain I guess things have to be monitored. Make sure that access is granted to people that they are so
Zoom bombing or you know different comments might come up at this time. It would be for this meeting for the commission meeting and for the workshop. Um if they decide to
expand it to the other meetings that I think it would just I think it would just be a matter of them decid actually if they wanted to use that's correct. It that's what we're being told
that most of the lawsuits would involved workers comp claims. There are a couple on negligence. They're all handled by our insurance carriers. We have one lawsuit over the zoning battle with the building down.
I don't think there's any other appeals. I think we're pretty light on lawsuit. We often hire outside counsel trial attorneys. So, we do have that for one case. and our insurance carrier, they hire their whole team of counsel.
Okay, thank you. Lancaster. I was just uh looking at the dunes and the shrubbery on the not very nice. Who's responsible for that?
Put that in. Yes. So, so every year Army Corps of Engineers and D survey the beaches and make recommendations. Um I mean I don't know if there's anything to And we did everything they
they recommended this year and that was geared more towards u Benson indicator avenues because there was a little failure there and they reinstall some fencing in D grass but you know I don't know if Roger if you have any feedback as to anything that
area. The only thing the Army Corps and DP do is make sure that the Disabilize the Ass. Yes. Yeah. So, so what happens is from from time to time, as the mayor mentioned, the Army Cor can come in and
they'll potentially make some improvements on their own, but throughout the year the city's responsible for Thank you. Thank you. I can just add one thing only because when Army Corp was here recently over the winter, I was involved in the
weekly meetings and I know from the past of listening to the Army Corps meetings, there's a very small window when they can do this and they iculturist and if it isn't in this specific window they can't get to it they won't know so the
army corp has a real specific window when they will plant grass or new dune grass and if they miss it for some reason for a delivery they'll wait I would even also add the the army cor they themselves admit that this is very challenging I mean there were a couple methods that they employed with this
last project that were more or less experimental they're just trying to make something work um Aren't they? That's right. Mr. Gman, is are you noticing this in that Lancaster Avenue region or you're saying across the entire city? Well, I don't know about the entire
city. Okay, we'll we'll note it. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Is there a motion to close public comment? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins? Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg?
Yes. Commissioner Horn? Yes. Okay. At this time, we have executive session. May I have a motion for resolution number 212, 2022? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins. Yes.
Commissioner Blumbberg. Yes, Commissioner Horn. Yes. May I ask everyone to leave? You're welcome. Back as soon as we're finished. Ready? You have to make a motion. May I have the motion to come out of
closed session? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins? Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg? Yes. Commissioner Horn? Yes. Okay. We've come out of close session. We discussed in executive session possible legal remedies against Sunrise
Tequila if necessary due to the ongoing noise issues that we're experiencing with that establishment. We have discussed with our police chief avenues to pursue enforcement so as to maintain the peace and quiet of the
neighborhood. Realizing the bar has certain rights but the neighbors peace and quiet is paramount so that a number of summones have been issued and if necessary many more will be issued or other courses of action could be pursued
if necessary. Is there a motion to adjurnn? Motion. Second. Mayor Collins. Yes. Commissioner Blumbberg. Yes. Commissioner Horn. Yes.