Good evening everyone. Today is Monday, October 6th at 6:45. If you're watching us at home, it's a school committee meeting and our venue has changed. You are watching the right meeting. We are at the city council chambers tonight. So, we are taped live by WMCTV and we are streaming. So, call this meeting to
order at 6:45. And if we could all stand for the pledge of allegiance. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all. >> Thank you everyone. There is one item on this agenda. It's the school committee to endorse the Marbor Richard School building committee's recommend recommended preferred schematic selection option. So after countless meetings, we have
narrowed it down to a site selection. Um so we need the school committee endorsement as well as city council endorsement which will come later on this evening. So if we can have a motion regarding that >> motion to endorse the Malbor Richard School building committee's
recommendation preferred schematic selection option of NC2A which is the richer school site. >> Thank you very much. There is a motion on the table seconded. Is there any questions, comments, concerns regarding this endorsement process?
Seeing none, all in favor? Motion carries. The school committee has endorsed the richer school site at the richer school location. Okay, moving on. >> Move to adjourn. >> Thank you very much. Motion is on the
table and second to adjurnn. Any questions, comments, or concerns? Seeing none, all in favor at adjourning at 6:47. Motion carries. We are adjourned. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Today is Monday, October 6, 2025. We're at the joint convention of city council
and school committee. I'd like to call this meeting to order at 7 p.m. and have everyone rise for the pledge of allegiance. I aliance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under
God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you everyone. I'd like to remind everyone that we are being videotaped and streamed by WMCTV. Having said that, I would like to have the city clerk do an attendance roll call, please.
>> Mrs. Bowden Hener, >> present. Councelor Brown >> present. >> Mr. Caruso present. >> Councelor Ducet present. Councelor Fuchillo >> present. >> Mr. Giri >> present. >> Mrs. Hennessy >> present. >> Councelor Irish
>> present. >> Councelor Naven >> present. >> Councelor Orum >> present. >> Councelor Oing >> present. >> Councelor Presciado. >> Councelor Roby >> present. >> Mrs. Ryan >> present. >> Councelor Vital >> present. and Mayor Dumis
>> present. >> 15 present, sir. >> Thank you. I will now entertain a motion to accept the rules as presented to the members of the school committee and city council. >> Motion to accept the rules. >> Motion is seconded. Any questions, comments, or concerns? Seeing none, all in favor?
Thank you. Motion carries. Moving on. Mo, the mayor entertains a motion to vote on city clerk's notice, a meeting of joint convention. Motion to uh approve the uh notice of joint convention. And if you want to have the clerk read it, that's fine as
well. >> Mr. Clerk, notice is hereby given that the members of the Malro City Council and the Malro School Committee will meet and join convention to elect the replacement for Heidi Adler Matthews. Said replacement will fill the balance of Mrs. Matthews term which runs through January 3rd,
2028. And pursuant to Massachusetts general law, chapter 43, section 36 and division 1, section 36 of the Malboro City Charter, if a vacancy occurs in the school committee by failure to elect or otherwise, the city council and the remaining members of the school committee shall meet in joint convention and electable person to fill the vacancy
until the first Monday in January following the next regular municipal election. And if there would be a vacancy on said first Monday, it shall be filled at such regular municipal election for the balance of the unexpired term. The mayor, if present, shall preside at the convention.
>> Thank you. There is a motion on the table and seconded to accept and place on file. Any other further discussions? Seeing none, all in favor? Motion carries. Thank you very much. Moving on, the mayor opens nomination for the vacant seat on the school committee. So
now we open up the nominations. So once you are nominated, if you hear your name, you please walk up to the podium so we can start uh the next process. So we will open up the nominations. I would like to nominate Kimberly Cox. >> Thank you.
>> Councelor Ducet. >> Thank you very much, Mr. President. Uh motion to nominate Richard Wilcox. >> Mr. Wilcox. Thank you, Council Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I'd like to nominate Robert Lavine. >> Okay. Mr. Lavine is not here today, but
we will nominate him. >> Thank you. >> Is there any further nominations? Councelor Facilio. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I'd like to nominate Chris Deio. >> Mr. Deio, thank you for coming up. >> I'd like to nominate Andres Gomez.
>> You got it. Mr. Gomez, please step up if you are present. Miss Hennessy. Um, I'd like to nominate AJ Darcy. >> Mr. Darcy. Thank you. Any other nominations? Miss Boden Hajer.
>> I'd like to nominate Holly Reckle. >> It's Holly here. I do not see Holly. Okay. Anyone? Mr. Caruso. >> I'd like to nominate Thor Smith >> and Mr. Giri. Thank you. Thorominate
Robin Thomas. >> Is it Robin Thomas? Correct. Is Robin here? I do not see >> I don't want to butcher his name. >> Okay. Are there any other nominations?
Justin Matt. Sorry if I butchered your name. >> Is Justin here? See Justin. >> Mr. Mayor, I'd like to nominate AJ Darcy if he has not >> because I already did >> already. I thought I miss her. Thank you.
>> Anyone else? [Music] Okay, I will nominate Mr. Gilbert. >> I'll second it for you. >> Thank you. Appreciate that.
>> Okay. Any other nominations? Seeing none, then we'll start the twominut presentation. You have up to two minutes to discuss. Mr. Clerk will keep the time. Um, okay. And we'll go up first with Mr. Excuse me, Miss. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, it's my pleasure to be here
tonight as a candidate for school committee. Thank you, school committee members and city council. Um, first reason I'm here is I've been an educator for the past 28 years in the city of Waltham. I recently completed a an
advanced graduate study at Brandeise University where I studied teacher leadership and learned how schools work. I've been a resident of the city of Malro for 22 years. Um raised three
children in Malro public schools as well as AMSA and Asabet. My daughters are seniors at Asabet and my son is a graduate of Asabet. Um my husband is a police officer here in town. So we we're pretty ingrained in in the city. I've um
worked as a Girl Scout leader in the community for the last 12 years. I have a troop of girls that are there's eight of them. They're ambassadors. They're seniors in high school. And I am a member of First Church. I'm part of the fellowship there, the women's fellowship
club. And I like to do a lot of work in the community. I have, you know, I have a passion for education and schools in this community. I care about the children. I care about teachers. and I appreciate it if you would consider me
for the position. >> How did I do on top? >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. If you want to step up and please say your name just so the trinity knows who you are. >> Richard Wilcox. Hi everyone. Um I've been a member of uh resident Albert for
30 years. And about 22 years ago, almost exactly, I went to my first day of Kain school, my oldest in kindergarten, raised five kids here and all through
Marbor Public Schools from kindergarten through graduation. Um, our youngest though is still a junior, so fingers crossed. Um, >> but my first impression, that's okay. My first impression was um and I was
overwhelmed in that kindergarten setting 22 years ago. I thought this is like being at the United Nations. What a cool school. So multicultural. Just I loved it. All of my kids are doing well. They're all grown. They did very well.
Um Malber public schools are amazing. And I you know I I'm a I have a real estate agency. I work with a lot of people from all over the state and I constantly am hearing people talk against Malboro schools and it drives me nuts. Um the test scores, that's all
they talk about. But there's so much more than test scores in a school system and I celebrate and I advocate for and I defend Malber public schools. I'd love to be part of growing it. Sure, test scores could improve. I'd love to see
that. But I'd also love to be part of celebrating and getting the state and others and and people all around the the state and you know whoever is concerned with school systems to to realize the school system is not just about scores.
I did my I wrote my honors thesis in college at the University of Texas on school finance and I and I understand all the intricacies of what goes into it and that a school system is very very much more than just test scores. Yes, we should improve them. I'd like to work to
do that. But I also want to work to celebrate and really advocate for and rebrand. >> That is time >> these schools. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> And for the record, we just saved her name. Thank you.
>> Good evening. My name is Chris Deo and I wanted to say first thank you for this opportunity. And while I didn't know Heidi personally, my understanding is she was a fierce advocate for our city's children and operated with a kid-entric, kid-f first mindset. I will uphold that
high bar. And I'm heartened to see last week's approval of an organizational charter that reflects this kid- centered approach too for Marvel schools. So why Chris Deo? I believe I will help accelerate progress with this group's shared priorities, specifically the
five-year joint plan currently in development. My 20 plus years of nonprofit board level leadership with organizations like Junior Achievement and the Boys and Girls Club demonstrate my unyielding commitment to kid-based service work and a fluency with
programming and governance. I bring deep expertise navigating four intersecting areas that drive progress. City policy, fiscal pragmatism, community engagement, and funding cultivation. For example, as Boys and
Girls Club board president, I helped secure over a million dollars in federal and local funding to bring our pool facility and programming back online. This reignited our create critical ability to teach swimming, a life-saving skill to our members, many of whom are
at or below the poverty line in Waltham. It's notable we accomplish this despite federal funding pullbacks. You know, I believe that life is about finding and doing what is most important. For me, that's being a direct,
collaborative, and high functioning team member in our city's progress and well-being, especially that of our youngest city members, our kids. I will bring a high level of enthusiasm and energy and commitment to this work because I believe our families and our
kids deserve nothing less. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Good evening. I'm AJ Darcy and thank you for the nomination. I'm interested in serving on Marble School Committee because first and foremost, I'm the parent of a second grader at Goodnell Brothers Elementary School. I want to
bring the perspective of families with young children to the committee's highlevel work, helping ensure that decisions translate into meaningful experiences for all students, something I will obviously be committed for for many years. Education's always been important to me. I've worked in higher education for tweeting and interpreting
policy, managing large budgets, and incorporating federal and state policy into practice. I've also lived and worked in diverse communities like New York and Los Angeles. And I understand the importance of listening to and representing wide range of voices. That's something that's especially valuable for Marble as it continues to
grow and evolve. And with that, I hope to advocate for all student voices. Last Tuesday, I attended the school committee meeting and was so excited to learn about the various updates that happen in the district, including the choose MH MHS campaign. It reminded me my student, my family's first Halloween with our
son. He's adopted and with my husband and I adopted him about four years ago, and at 3 years old, he wanted to be Marshall from Paw Patrol. But we didn't know what happened in Halloween from Alro. So, we learned that Marbor High School has a Halloween event, and it was awesome. He loved the haunted hallway,
but it made us connected to the community right away. Um, and since then we stayed engaged. We went to the Lightning Thief musical last year. We will see all the artwork artwork at Kennedy's restaurant. And we want to continue. I want to continue to build those bridges with the school and with
the marble community. Um, I think with my experience and my commitment, I'm ready to hit the ground running. So, thank you for consideration. >> Thank you very much. Hi, >> please say your name. Hi, >> my name is Thor Smith. Um, and I live at
Five Mave Drive and thank you for considering me for this position. Um, I live with my wife and two daughters there. Um, I'm a computer engineer writing software for Intel. And while I don't have a background in education, um, I'm passionate about empowering
students to learn essential material, um, and enabling them to turn that into meaningful contributions for themselves and others. Um, as an example of that, um, I've spent my time volunteering, mentoring students, um, in robotics,
specifically the first robotics program. Um, and I organized uh an event with the um the Asabet robotics team um at the Malra Library last year um to to reach out to
students about robotics. I believe I can contribute to the the committee because I take good notes. I'm good at finding and evaluating solutions to problems. Um and I'm clear and concise with my communication. Thank you.
Thank you very much. >> My name is Adrien Gilbert and first thing I'd like to do is begin by offering my heartfelt condolences to Heidi's family, her associates, uh, and her friends. All right. I've been attending the school committee
meetings for the past three years. All right. And it's obvious from those meetings just how concerned she was about the students in the school system. Three years ago, a member of the city council asked me a question as to why I
wanted to volunteer for the historical commission. My response then was having lived in Malboro since 1980 that it was my responsibility to give back to the community and to the residents. And after 43 years of working
in education, I can say the same thing right now. I want to give back to the community. My career began teaching high school physics, Maha Regional, followed by 42 years at Northeastern
University. Various roles, researcher, instructor, senior lecturer, author, supervisor of all the research and teaching labs, ultimately serving as the biology department's budget manager and
operations manager. During that time, I was also a founding member of the chemical safety council and the biosafety committee. I also managed the operations and budgets of the NU greenhouse as well as the marine science center.
There are many other things that I could say here, but you members of the school committee have talked about them for the past three years and you're passionate about it and I applaud you for it. I would just like to tell you that I believe in the same
things. The students, the teachers, there are always things that we can do to make them a little bit better. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Now it's two minutes. It goes by quick. >> Anyways, thank you very very much. >> Thank you. >> Thank you.
>> Motion to close the nominations. >> Thank you. Motion is on the table and second to close the nominations. Any further discussion? Seeing none, all in favor? Motion carries. Okay.
So, city clerk would like to read off the names. The nominees for the open position on the school committee are as follows. And these are in alphabetical order, just so everyone knows. Kimberly A. Cox, AJ Darcy, Christopher J. Deio Jr., my
apologies if I'm mispronouncing names. Adrien T. Gilbert, Andre F. Gomez, Robert A. Lavine, Justin Mallette, Holly E. Reckle, Thor A. Smith,
Robin Thomas, Richard L. Wilcox III. Those are the nominees, sir. >> Thank you. So, now we will do a roll call vote. So, the city clerk will read off your name and then you will provide a name on who you want to move forward. Does anyone ever understand that? So if
one city clerk calls your name, you will respond with the name of the pool you are nominating for the position. Okay, having said that, Mr. Clerk, >> Mrs. Bowden Hettinger,
>> can I pass? Can we come back to me? No. Um, AJ Darcy, Councelor Brown. >> I would also say AJ Darcy, >> Mr. Caruso,
>> Christopher Deo, >> Council Ducet, Richard Wilcox, >> Council Pillo, >> uh, Christopher Deo, >> Mr. Giri, >> Adrien Gilbert, >> Mrs. Tennessee
>> Chris Deo >> Councelor Irish >> Robert Lavine >> Councelor Naven >> Chris Deo >> Councelor Oram
>> AJ Darcy >> Councelor Oing Christo Deo Councelor Presado it's not present. Councelor Roby, >> Chris Deo, >> Mrs. Ryan, >> Kimberly Cox,
>> Councelor Vital, >> Robert Lavine, >> and Mayor Dumis, >> Mr. Gilbert. >> Two. >> So, we need nine votes for the candidate. I do not see with my math.
>> No, I don't. Sorry. One, two, three, six. >> So, Mr. Darcy has three, >> Mr. Deo has six, Mr. Wilcox has one, Mr. Gilbert has two, and Mr. Lavine has two.
So, nine votes has not been achieved. >> Okay, this is a point of order. So, with 15, we only have 15 members that are voting. >> Uh, yes, I'm sorry. So eight would be required for election. That is correct. That is correct. I'm sorry. So eight would be required since council preci.
>> That is correct. >> Okay. So we do not meet. So we will do another roll call vote. >> Ready. Mrs. Bodener >> BJ Darcy >> Councelor Brown
>> Christo Deo >> Mr. Caruso >> Mr. Fo Councel Ducet >> Chris Deo >> Councelor Fuchillo >> Chris Deo
>> Mr. Giri, >> Mr. Mayo, >> Mrs. Hennessy, >> Christo Mayo, >> Councelor Irish, >> Robert Lavine, >> Council Naven, >> Christoo,
>> Council Oram, >> Christo, >> Council Oing, >> Christoo, >> Council Presado, is not here. Council Roby >> Chris Deo >> Mrs. Ryan
>> Mr. Deo >> Councelor Vital >> Christo Deo >> Mayor Dumis >> Chris Deo >> 13 votes for Mr. Deo sir >> 13 votes so congratulations Mr. [Applause]
So, Mr. Deare, if you'd like to come to the front so we can swear you in. >> We're not wasting any time. >> You want to entertain a motion to make it unanimous for the winner? >> That would be great. >> May I entertain a motion? Did you want >> Motion to make the uh decision for
Christ unanimous? >> Motion on the table and seconded. Any questions? Okay. Councilor seconded. Any questions, comments, or concerns? Seeing none, all in favor? Motion carries unanimously.
>> Yes, sir. >> Thank you very much. Thank you. >> Raise your right hand and repeat after me. >> Right. Sorry. >> I, Christopher J. Deo, >> I, Christopher J. Deo >> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear
>> that I will bear true faith and allegiance >> that I wear true bear true faith and allegiance >> to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts >> to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts >> and I will support the Constitution thereof >> and I will support the Constitution thereof. >> So help me God. >> So help me be God. I, Christopher Deo, >> I, Christopher Deo,
>> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will faithfully and impartially >> that I will faithfully and impartially >> discharge and perform >> discharge and perform >> all the duties incumbent upon me >> all the duties incumbent upon me >> as a member of the school committee of the city of Malro. >> as a member of the school committee of
the city of Marro. >> according to the best of my ability and understanding >> according to the best of my abilities and my understanding. >> Agreeably to the rules and regulations. agreeably to the rules and regulations, >> the Constitution and the laws of this commonwealth. >> The Constitution and the laws of this commonwealth.
>> So help me God. >> So help me God. >> Thank you very much, Mr. >> We will see you a week from Tuesday at our first meeting. >> Yes, you will. Yes. All righty. I need Thank you. Motion to adjourn is on the table and second. Any questions, comments, or concerning?
Seeing none, all in favor? >> Oh, sorry. >> I just um I just wanted to actually take one second on thanking everyone for their interest. Um incredibly important and I appreciate all of you for your
time on raising your hand and wanting to get involved. Um, we have a place for you. Please don't lose that passion of getting involved. Um, it was great to have everyone raise their hands. Thank you,
>> Council Orum. Mr. Mayor, >> so point of order. So, there's a motion to adjurnn. There is no discussion with adjourn. So, if you don't want to adjourn, don't vote to adjurnn. But this it's not >> we'll let that go precise. You know, this isn't the time for speeches. >> Thank you, Mr.
>> Motion to adjurnn. Second. All in favor. Motion to adjurnn at 7:25. Thank you. Good evening everyone. We'll call the city council to order at 8:00 on Monday evening, October 6, 2025. This meeting
is being recorded. Please join me in the pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice
for all. >> Thank you. We have 14 items on this evening's agenda and I will ask the city clerk to please read agenda item number one, minutes of the city council meeting, September 22nd, 2025. Councilor Roi. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to u
accept and place on file the minutes with two corrections to change the date of September 2nd to September 22nd and to add motion by councelor Naven seconded by the chair to adopt the following before the municipal aggregation order. >> Motion made and second to accept and
place on file the minutes as amended. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed. The minutes are filed. The vote is 100. Agenda item number two. Communication from the mayor regarding the announcement of the appointment of Daniel R. Campbell as deputy chief of police.
>> Council vital. Mr. President, thank you. I'd like to make a motion for the clerk to read the communication and for it to be uh accepted and filed and then I ask for a suspension of the rules. >> We'll take those up in two separate votes. Motion to accept and place on file the communication after the clerk reads them. Any discussion on that
motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? That motion carries. The vote is 10-0. Mr. Clerk. >> Uh, dear Council President OA and Council, I'm proud to announce the appointment of Daniel Campbell as deputy chief of the Malbor Police Department. Extend my gratitude to the city council
for their support in establishing this important new role. Deputy Chief Campbell has been a dedicated member of the department since 2006, serving in roles from patrol officer to acting captain and administrative division commander. Over nearly two decades, he has distinguished himself through leadership in internal
affairs, accreditation, training, recruitment, and community engagement. Deputy Chief Campbell brings proven experience, a strong record of innovation, and a deep commitment to public safety. His leadership has been vital in advancing in in advancing officer training, moderniz modernizing
department policies, and building community focused programs such as the youth academy. He holds both a master's and bachelor's degree in criminal justice and has completed extensive executive leadership training. We are confident that deputy chief Campbell's vision and dedication will continue to
strengthen our police department and serve the Malboro community. He will be formally sworn in at the city council meeting on Monday. >> Motion J. Christian mayor. Sorry. Sorry. There's been a request for suspension of the rules. All those in favor of the suspension allow the chief to speak. Opposed? Suspension carries. Chief,
you're on. Good evening everyone. On behalf of the police department, I want to thank the city council and the public for giving us a few minutes to conduct our swearing in ceremony here tonight. The promotion of deputy chief Campbell is a significant event for our department as he is the first deputy police chief in
the history of the city of Malboro. I would also like to thank members of the council for helping to establish this position as well as Mayor Dumis and his administration for recognizing the need for this position and for working with our department to create it. We appreciate the confidence you have shown
in the officers of our department and we now extend the same confidence to Deputy Chief Campbell as he steps into his new role and assumes his new duties. Thank you and congratulations. [Applause] So, so,
so with that, I'll ask the mayor to come on up. Do you want to you don't you want to be up for the swearing in? And the the command office and police officers if you guys want to come on up. Karen would like you to to be in the picture. Just saying. And part of that,
but All >> right, Mr. Clerk, I will turn it over to you. >> Thank you, sir. You ready? >> I am. >> Raise your right hand, and you're going to repeat after me. I, Daniel R. Campbell, >> I, Daniel R. Campbell >> do solemnly swear and affirm >> do solemnly swear and affirm
>> that I will faithfully and impartially >> that I will faithfully and impartially >> discharge and perform >> discharge and perform >> all the duties incumbent upon me >> all the duties incumbent on me >> as deputy chief of the police department of the city of Malro >> as deputy chief of the police department
of the city of Malro >> I Daniel R Campbell >> I Daniel R Campbell >> do hereby accept the position of deputy chief >> do hereby accept the position of deputy chief >> in the police department >> in the police department >> and agree to obey and be bound by
>> and agree to obey and be bound by >> such rules and regulations >> such rules and regulations >> as they are or may be >> as they are or may be >> laid down for the government of the police department >> laid down for the government of the police department. >> So help me God. >> So help me God.
>> Congratulations, Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Campbell, the floor is yours. >> I'll make this one quick. I promise. I'd like to start. I'd like to thank Chief Georgie, uh, Mayor Dumis, and the city council for placing their trust in me. I'm extremely excited and grateful
for this opportunity. Every day I will strive to make our department stronger, support our officers, uh, and to build an even better relationship with the community we serve. It is an honor to take on this role. I look forward to working together to make Marro proud. Thank you.
Congratulations. I'd also like to recognize all the command officers and patrol officers for showing up this evening. That's a great uh sign of respect for uh the new position. And uh Dan, we wish you the best of luck and we'll be here to support you. So, good luck to you. Thank you, Chief. >> Thank you.
>> Well done, guys. Thank you. [Applause] Agenda item number three. Now is the time for the public hearing on the application for special permit from attorney Gemma Cashman on behalf of JC Residential and Light Commercial LLC for outdoor storage as an accessory use for
the warehouse located at 1000 Nickerson Road or number 25-100 9540. Okay. This public hearing be taken up in four stages. First, the public speaking in favor starting with the applicant. Second, questions from the public. Third, public speaking opposition. And then finally, questions from the city
council. So, we'll open the first part of the public hearing with public speaking favor, and I'll invite you to come on up to the podium. Please state your name and address for the record, please. Thank you, Mr. President. Good evening. Gemma Cashman from Day Pittney appearing on behalf of the applicant JC
Residential and Light Commercial LLC. With me tonight is Connie Wuij Johana Kula uh from Lincoln Property Companies uh who's the underlying property owner. Um JC Residential is the current tenant of a portion of the building located at 1000 Nickerson Road. This site is
located uh it's zoned in the limited industrial zoning district um and also in the water supply protection district and is located in Ward 3. We are before you this evening seeking consideration to grant a special permit pursuant to section 65017 table of use regulations
of the zoning ordinance, specifically the use category outdoor storage for purposes of outdoor storage as an accessory use to support the applicant's adjacent use at the property. The proposed project does not include expanding the existing building. The outdoor storage area will merely occupy
a portion of the existing parking lot and there will still be adequate parking at the site. The reduction of parking spaces will be from 285 to 218. The parking requirement of an industrial and manufacturing establishment is one space per three workers based on peak
employment. So this equates to 654 employees max shift which still exceeds expectations. There will be no changes to the vehicular traffic flow to and from the property. Existing lighting will remain the same. proposed outdoor storage area will not create any other significant new increase in noise, air
pollution, changes to water, sewer. So overall, the storage use is really a light non-nuisance. The outdoor storage will be screened from the street. Connie will walk through the sighteline views momentarily. Um, but it'll show that the fence and storage areas will really not be very visible. Um, currently
construction is well underway. Uh, and the applicant has been in current discussions with the current building commissioner. The outdoor storage is truly an ancillary use and it's necessary for the applicant's business which cannot be fully operational without it. Their occupancy will result uh in increased tax revenue for the city
and the tenant is truly anxious to get started. So anything we can do to push this ahead would be very much appreciated. So thank you and I'll turn it over to Connie. >> Thank you very much uh Gemma for uh the great overview and also introducing me saying my last name correctly. Um I as
she said uh I'm Connie Widrono with Lincoln Property Company. Um we're working with the landlord um to try to make sure we can have our tenants get into the space that they are so very eager to get into. Um they really want this to be their New England distribution I mean uh hub and uh part
of the goal is to also utilize their 44,000 square ft storage. You can see here these are civil drawings that do kind of outline exactly what Gemma had just said, but sometimes the visual is always helpful to kind of see. Um so you can see in gray is the building um at a
thousand Nickerson Road. Um tenant will be on that side uh that's outlined um kind of on that side of the building. Um and then outlined in a dash line is the um proposed uh storage uh space. Um it is critical to the tenants operation to
be able to go from their space across um the way to their outdoor storage to allow their contractors and clients and customers to pick up their equipment and not be in the way of you know traffic or anything like that. So they're trying to um and also make it safe for uh their
operations. So trying to allow people to kind of go pick up and and continue with the flow of traffic. Um, like as Gemma said, there's only five or six staff members at peak. Um, so there's not really going to be an impact to parking. Uh, tenants planning on parking being
kind of at that north end. Um, and if we go to the next slide, um, you can see a more blown up version that kind of shows um, with a little bit more detail where you can see the parking impact, exactly where the the layout is and where the tenant plans to be parking and how it is
adjacent uh, to the roads. Um so Boston Post Road um is just above there to the north. If we go to the next slide, um we have uh prepared a sight line for the benefit of everyone um to um see how the
space may be affected um by the neighbors, which as you can see will be very minimal because there's two main roads, Hayes Memorial and Boston Post Road. And we provided views one, two, three, four, and five that kind of show those views from what we deem the
closest um I guess cut two to the outdoor storage in addition to the most busy intersection. Multiple views from that in addition to views from Hayes Memorial, which is the closest view from the nearest residential unit, which is actually 600 ft away. Um and it's kind
of off the off to the left of this drawing. Um, in addition, this um site is at an elevated height compared to the road. So, we can see the sight line where um it may be hard to see, but there is a person, a little person that's standing to the left of all those
trees. Um, so we have in addition to elevation a ton of trees um that uh and you can see if a person is standing there, their cone of vision uh is such that they uh still see a lot of trees. Um so with our proposed storage that's kind of up there highlighted um in the
um if you see the proposed buildings in white parking and then proposed storage is highlighted in gray there um you can see that they're not even going to be able to see the um the proposed storage area. So there's minimal impact in addition as Gemma noted um there's minimal impact to light and noise and
everything um to that effect. But this kind of really highlights just how much we're taking advantage of the natural elevation in addition to the the the trees there to minimize any effect um on their neighbors. >> Thanks, Connie. Anything else? General Connie, you guys are good. >> Thank you.
>> Any other members of the public speak in favor? Any other members of the public speak in favor? Members of the public speak in favor? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Any questions from the public?
Any questions from the public? Any questions from the public? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Any members of the public speaking in opposition? Members of the public speaking in opposition. Any members of the public speaking in opposition?
Hearing none, I close that portion of the public hearing. Questions from the city councilors. Councelor Vital. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I have two questions. I actually drove down there and I went around your building and security chased me off. It was excellent. But um how tall what first of
all, what type of equipment is going to be there and how tall will it be? >> Okay, great question. So, first um thank you councilman for asking those questions. So, the uh tenant is a HVAC contractor. Um so, they handle um and you can see in their name uh JC
Residential and Light Commercial. So, they handle units that serve those clients of theirs. Um, so it's going to be if you've seen, you know, residential units, um, uh, that are on top of buildings or like commercial, um, they're, um, ranging from anywhere that's like, you know, 2 ft in height to
higher. Um, and you know, so they need some of some outdoor storage for their larger HVAC units that can be as wide as 15 ft. Um and also like I said to allow um uh their clients to come in and pick up uh the equipment and load it safely
into the into their van. Um so that that's kind of long and brief uh well long answer to your question that it is large HVAC units. Um you ask how high. >> Yes, please. >> Yes. Um so what our tenants uh would love to do is to be able to stack their
HVAC units. Um no shelving but just kind of stack four to five units on top of each other. Um they depending on the unit it'll vary in height four to five units can be anywhere to be like 18 feet or so. Um but we have proposed you know
kind of depending on what height is uh is acceptable. So it it varies depending on the unit. >> Thank you very much. Thank you Mr. President. >> Thank you councel B. Council Ducet. >> Thank you very much Mr. President. So, we're talking about chillers really
outside chillers like the one that's outside this building on the roof. One of those types of things, right? That's the stuff. >> So, I I Sorry, I didn't I want you to finish your question. >> Yeah. Is that is that the what's going to be outside of the chillers? Right. >> So, they do a lot of um they have a lot
of equipment related to HVAC. So, I understand that there's going to be condensers or rooftop units and chillers. So, it's not just but it's a variety of >> that type of Okay. >> Yes. Yeah. Is that area going to be fenced in and locked? >> Yes, that's what we have noted. Oh, sorry. It may have been on two slides
previous, but it will be uh fenced in and with like scrim and just so that way no one can kind of see, but we are proposing a a fence there. >> How tall is the fence going to be? >> I believe I want to double check. Um, sorry, printed out.
What does it say? 12. >> 12p. Okay. Looks like 12 ft. I'll take that. Okay. >> I just wanted to see how um the material the equipment out there is going to be protected in the shelter. >> Mhm. Yes. 12 ft. Sorry about that.
>> No, no worries at all. Okay. Thank you for the questions. >> Thank you, Council Ducet. Council Orum. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Hello. Welcome. Um question. How many you mentioned how many employees will be working here? >> Um they have uh they're proposing
full-time staff. I think around five. Um it may be six at like seasonal time cuz you know the summer. So that's why >> So my second question isn't too difficult then. I was wondering if you're going to provide electrical charging stations for some of your employees that may have electric cars,
but not for sure if that's in your proposal or not. >> Um that's a good question, Councilman. I'm not entirely sure on what the uh tenants, you know, um >> that's fine with five. Well, we have some around the city if they need them. Um the other question I have two others.
One is how many trips in and out are you expecting per day during the work week? >> Um that's a good question. So when when we asked our um our tenant like how many trips they plan on taking and in and out would be basically taking the the the
you know the shortest path from there across those two islands over to where we're proposing the storage to be um and they said it'll vary on the day and it'll vary how many pickups they can do. So they could have um you know like I I was there just last Friday and I saw
three pickups um that day, but I just I can't really say >> like hundreds and so forth. >> I don't believe it's hundreds. >> Um but I I I can't really say uh with full confidence the range. >> Hopefully there'll be a few of them so you they do well. And the last question,
your exposure seems to be southwest. You have great exposure for solar panels. uh have they planned any green concepts for the building at all such as solar panels? >> So um it's an interesting question. This tenant is um taking a third of the
building um and uh you know we'd have to consider for for the others as well. So there's no plan but there's no the door isn't closed on that. It's a wonderful sloped roof because it's if you've seen it, I believe uh Councilman Bital may have driven past it, but if you drive past, you'll see that the it's a low
sloped roof um and it's supporting just two rooftop units. So, there is potential, but we just haven't uh developed any plans for that. >> Okay. Well, thank you for your answers. Thank you, Mr. President. >> Thank you, Council Oram. Anyone else? >> Councelor Presiato. >> Hi, good evening. Thank you for being
here. Um, I just have one question regarding the fencing that you're going to have in front of that. Um, is it going to be just straight chain link or are you going to um make an attempt to maybe uh kind of camouflage it with the surroundings in that area? >> Thank you, Councilman. That's a great
question. So, um, we are proposing a chain link um, and we would love to have some kind of mesh, whether it's uh, brown or green or whatever color the council would like to comment on. Um, that's kind of what we're proposing. So that way it provides privacy for anyone that may be in the space but also kind
of camouflage. So we are proposing that. >> Thank you. >> Anyone else? Councelor Obi. >> Thank you, Mr. President. So the tenant is currently in the building. >> Yes, the tenant currently is uh in a
temporary operating space kind of to the south of the building. We're currently doing um with multiple discussions with the building commissioner, we're currently doing construction on the north end of the building for their fit out space and that's targeted to be completed by the end of the month before Halloween.
>> Is the full building rented out to other businesses or is there room for internal expansion >> there? Um great question. Um the full right now they're taking a third of the building temporary operating in the lower third. They'll be vacating that spot over there. So, there'll be
twothirds of the building that we are actively leasing. Um, but there is room for expansion if the tenant needs to. And again, they want this to be their New England hub. And they're they're already uh filled to the brim in their temporary space. So, potential. And th
it this is a warehouse only. They do not manufacture the units there. It's just a physical storage space for the HVAC systems. I believe that the tenant has indicated that they'll have trucks that are accepting you know units from from
their other hubs and then they'll also be um you know it'll be wrapped and then they'll sometimes they'll need to be um compiled together. Um but uh and then and placed in storage to be distributed out to their clients as needed. So but I I asked specifically there is no
manufacturing going on inside this building. >> I don't believe so. >> All right. And I asked that because if you look at the code next to outdoor storage, there's a number 26. And if you look at 65018, the conditions for use, it states
outdoor storage. Outdoor storage but not an auto junkyard may be permitted in the business, commercial automotive, and industrial districts if it is accessory to one of the permitted uses in the zoning district in which the main building and lot is located. Outdoor
storage is allowed as an accessory use in the limited industrial district which is what this is zoned only for light non-nuisance manufacturing and assembly of specialized vehicles for use by
municipal state and other public agencies. So, I don't think the zoning allows accessory use for a warehouse in LI, but I have checked with the solicitor. He wanted me to clarify tonight whether
there was actually manufacturing or not before he would make any kind of a uh suggestion when we take this up at urban affairs. So, >> so, so I think believe the attorney gem has got that uh information and she'll work with the client to get back that
information back to the council. >> Yes, we'll get back to the council and and I just want to clarify this is something that we have reviewed with the current building commissioner and this is something that you know he's signed off on. We had several meetings. He signed the application. I do I understand that the light non-nuisance
manufacturing phrase um you know our interpretation of is manufacturing as it just is defined in the bylaw is you know the use of land or buildings for fabrication or assembly um requiring you know there's a few other things and similar activities as primary uses which is is pretty broad you know I I think
that's from a zoning ordinance interpretation um I think it's a you know if you think of it as a sensible underlying purpose I think that this use can fit within that definition. I don't think, you know, this isn't like a situation where we've had before where it's like only XYZ can
be fit, you know, shoes or refrigerator units. It's >> just that it is X Y and Z. But I will wait to hear from the solicitor. I will also point out that it's the former building commissioner that approved that, not the current one. >> It was the current one. We met with Mr. Payton. Yeah. Okay.
>> We did several times. Thank you. >> Maybe he needs to understand this, too. So I think we need some language from you before we can take this up in urban but when we get that we will move forward. >> Thank you councelor Roby. Any other questions? Councelor Ducet.
>> Thank you very much Mr. President. Um so is this all one vendor or is it multiple vendors products? >> Um yes. So uh great question. The um the tenant I believe recently underwent a merger. So it is a combination of Bosch
and York products which is all under the same family. >> Okay, that's where I was going but yes. So it's Bosch and York. >> Okay, thank you for that. >> Thank you councelor Ducet. Any other questions from the counselors? Questions from the counselors? Any additional questions from the counselors? Hearing none, I close that portion of the public
hearing and the entire public hearing and this is in urban affairs cash. Thank you. Thank you Connie. Agenda item number four, excuse me, communication from the mayor regarding a transfer request in the amount of $326,352.86
from precash to various accounts to fund the remaining balance of the collective bargaining agreement with the Mob Municipal Employees Association. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to refer to the finance committee, please. >> Motion made second refer to the finance committee. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor?
opposed. It's going to finance and the vote was 10 in favor. 10 in favor, zero opposed. Agenda item number five, >> communication from the mayor guiding transfer request in the amount of $337,345.98 from free cash to various accounts to fund the remaining balance of the collected collective bargaining
agreement with the public works equipment operators association. Council Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to refer to the finance committee, please. >> Motion made second to refer to the finance committee. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? It's going to finance. The vote is 100. Agenda item number six.
>> Communication from the mayor regarding a transfer request in the amount of $500,000 from free cash to the workers compensation fund to address a projected shortfall as noted by the comproller. >> Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to refer to the finance committee, please. >> Motion's made in the second to refer to the finance committee. Any discussion on
the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed. This is going to finance. The vote is 100. Agenda item number seven, petition for the mayor regarding a transfer request in the amount of $612,39056 from free cash to various accounts to fund the remaining balance of the collective bargaining agreement with the
local 1714 international association of firefighters AFL CIO CLC. Council Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Motion refer to finance committee, please. >> Motion made second refer to the finance committee. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Let's go to finance. The vote
is 10. Agenda item number eight, >> communication from the mayor regarding a request for executive session to consider the purchase or value of real property. Councelor Irish. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to move to the end of the agenda, please. >> Motion's made in the second to move this item to the end of the agenda. Any
discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? This item is going to the end of the agenda and the vote is 100. Agenda item number nine, notation from city clerk Steven Carrian regarding municipal election update. Councelor Fillo. Thank you, Mr. President. May the clerk please read the
municipal election update. >> I say that a lot. Uh municipal election. Dear President Oan council, I wanted to provide the city council residents of Alber with an update on the municipal election which will take place on Tuesday, November 4th, 2025. All requests for vote by mail absentee
ballots have been mailed to residents as of October 1st, 2025. Residents are reminded that they have until October 28th, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. to submit a request for a vote by mail or absentee ballot. If any resident has not and wishes to register to vote, they have until Friday, October 24th, 2025. We
encourage everyone to register for this and all future elections. In-person early voting begins on Saturday, October 25th, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. and continues each day except Sunday, ending on Friday, October 31st, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. Inerson early voting will take place at
City Hall, 140 Main Street. The days and hours of inerson early voting are posted on the city clerk's page of the website. Voters can return their vote by mail or absentee ballot several ways. They can mail it back to this our office using a postage paid envelope. They can drop them off in the drop boxes located at the front and rear of city hall front
and rear entrances of city hall or in the dropbox in the lobby of city hall. I want to thank the dedicated members of the city clerk's office who serve the residents every day, Wilson Chu, Melissa Peltier, and our newest the newest member of our team, Max Perman. I would like to thank in advance all the election workers who will be manning the
early voting and polling locations for this election. Thank you for the opportunity to provide you and our residents with this update. Sincerely, Steven Carrian, city clerk. Council >> Villo. Thank you, Mr. President. Move to accept and file the communication. >> Motion made in second to accept and file the communication. Any discussion on the
motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Communications filed. The vote is 10-0. Agenda item number 10. >> Communication from city clerk Steve Krian. Municipal election call. >> Council Villo. >> Thank you, Mr. President. One more for you, Mr. Clerk. May the clerk please
read the municipal election call. >> The city clerk bean is hereby authorized and directed to warn and notify the voters of the city of Malro duly qualified to vote in the municipal election to assemble in their respective polling place as designated by the city council as follows. Ward two, Francis J. Kane School, 520 Farm Road. Ward two,
precinct 1 and two, Francis J. Kane School, 520 Farm Road. W three, precinct one, the senior center at 40 New Street. W three, precinct 2, the Raymond J. Richard School at 80 Foley Road. Ward four, precinct 1 and two at the senior center at 40 New Street. Ward five, precinct one one and two at the Masonic
Lodge at 8 Newton Street. Ward six, precinct 1 and two at the first Lieutenant Charles W. Witram School, 25 Union Street. And ward 7, precinct 1 and two at the Hildra School, 85 Solomon Street. On Tuesday, November 4th, 2025, then and there for the purpose of casting their votes for the candidates for the following offices. Mayor,
counselors at large, ward counselors, boards 1 to 7, school committee members. It is further ordered that the polling place legally designated by the city council be open at 7:00 in the afternoon and closed at 8:00 in the evening. The city clerk bean is hereby authorized to cause notice to be given by publication of this order in a local newspaper and
by posting a copy of the same in a conspicuous place in the office of the city clerk. Council >> Villo. >> Thank you Mr. President and a big thank you to the clerk's office for all they do this time of year. And with that move to accept and file the communication. >> Motion made in the second accept and place on file the communication. Any
discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed. Communication is filed. The vote is 100. Agenda item number 11. >> Petition of Mass Electric and Verizon to install one joint own pole on Beach Street beginning at a point approximately 15 ft west of the center line of the intersection of Beach Street
and Clover Hill Street. National Grid is proposing to install a push brace off Pole 21 on Beach Street. Council Fill. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Councilors should note that uh the plans were uh uh sent to them. Um and you should have hard copies. Um, and with that, move to set a date for a public hearing on
October 20th. >> Motion's made and second to set the public hearing for the petition for October 20th. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The public hearing is set for the Mass Electric petition for October
20th and the vote is 100. Agenda item number 12, >> communication from the Department of Public Utilities regarding a petition to Massachusetts Electric Company DBA National Grid for one, authorization pursuant to Mass General Law, Chapter 164, Section 14, to issue long-term debt securities in an aggregate principal
amount not to exceed 1.4 billion. And two, an exemption from advertising pursuant to Mass General Law Chapter 164, Section 15, and three, an exemption from the pair value requirements of Mass General Law 164, section 15A. >> Council Fill. Thank you, Mr. President.
Move to accept and file the communication. >> Motion made in second. Accept and place on file the communication. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? Communications filed. The vote is 10-0. Agenda item 13, minutes of boards, commissions, and committees. Mr. President Ducet.
>> Thank you very much, Mr. President. Motion to accept and place on file the minutes of the boards, commissions, and committees. >> Motion's made in the second to accept and place on file all the minutes. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The minutes are filed and the vote is 100. Agenda
item 14, >> claims. >> Councelor Brown. >> Thank you, Mr. President. Move to send the claims to legal department, please. >> Motion's made in second to send the claims to the legal department. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The claims are going to legal
and the vote is 100. Reports of committees. I think you're our only contestant. Councelor Roby. >> I think I'm the only one. Uh the urban affairs and housing committee met on Tuesday, September 23rd. We had two items on our agenda. The first one was
order number 2500 19497 referencing 2023 18062H, an application for modification of a special permit from Raphael Areronov on behalf of Green Gold Group Incorporated to amend the hours of
operation at the Marijuana Retail Establishment at 910 Boston Post Road East. Present for the applicant were attorney McMahon and Amanda Woodward, the general manager. Attorney McMahon explained they were requesting to expand their hours to accommodate an increase
of customers and match the later hours of some other man marijuana establishments. The chair read through the comments by the department heads and no one had objections. The chair read through the draft decision on an amendment to the special permit. She
suggested in finding of facts number three that line two where it reads the applicant the successor in should be the applicant is a successor and that number four is a duplicate of number three and then number five to have the solicitor decide if it's relevant to add that the
amendments were to add medical marijuana and to amend the hours. The chair questioned the amendment which modifies condition 8 asking the Sunday hours from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. versus the current 9 to 8 when they had stated that they weren't changing the Sunday hours,
but they are actually changing the Sunday hours. Council Det Ducet stated he didn't object to the later hours but did to the earlier hours and moved to amend to have Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Motion was
seconded but the vote did not carry. Councelor Fillo moved to recommend approving the modification of the special permit with the hours as requested and changes as discussed by the chair. It was seconded and the vote was 5 to zero. So I will ask for a suspension this
evening. So this can go to the solicitor and get put in proper form. You want to do that now or at the end? >> We're going to request for a suspension of the rules. All those in favor of the suspension opposed. Suspension carries. The vote is 10. Council Roby. >> So move to refer this to the solicitor to be put in proper form so it can be
back on our October 20th agenda. >> Motion made second to send this to the solicitor put in proper format for October 20th agenda. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed. This is going to the solicitor to be put in proper format for our October 20th agenda and the vote is
100. Council Ro. >> And the second item on our agenda was order number 251009495, a communication with the mayor regarding Richard Elementary School feasibility study update. The chair read the layer from I can't speak. The chair read the
letter from Mayor Dumis dated June 18th, 2025. Council had received the packet of information. They were also given another packet that evening. I am not going to go through a lot of this. I'll get to the meat of the meeting. Was the team reviewed the process whereby the
MSBA requires all schools invited to participate in the funding request with the next step being the school building committee will select the scheme to move forward to schematic design and both the school and school committee and city council are required to endorse that
selection. Uh the plan is to move forward with the process and see what happens. Council move to accept and file the information received from June and from this meeting and that is the end of that. But I would
like to ask for a suspension to uh accept a communication from the mayor. >> There may request for suspension of rules to uh to accept the communication from the mayor on the new school. All those in favor of the suspension opposed. Suspension carries. The vote is 10-0. Councelor Roby.
>> And if I can have the clerk read the communication, please. >> Regarding the endorsement of Malber Richard School Building Committee's recommendation, honorable President Oan council, as I'm requesting a suspension of the rules to allow the item below to be added to the agenda at the request of
the owner's project manager, Verex, I respectfully ask the city council to make a motion endorsing the Malbor Richard School building committee's recommendation for a preferred richer elementary school replacement option. Earlier this evening at 6:45, the school committee met to endorse the same recommendation. Vertex has recommended
that the city council make a motion the following motion motion that the city council endorsed the Malber Richard School building committee's recommendation for preferred richer elementary school replacement option. This endorsement represents an important milestone in the committee's work and is necessary to move forward to the next
phase of the MSBA process. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact my office. Sincerely, Jay Christian Dumis mayor. Councelor Roby. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I don't need to move to suspend to make the motion, do I? All right. I'm going to move to
endorse the mobile richer school building committee's recommended preferred schematic selected option of NC2A, which is the current richer school site. >> Motion's made and seconded to have the city council endorse the 2A site, which is the current which will be building
the richer school on the current richer school site. Everybody's clear. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, all those in favor? Opposed? The motion carries. The vote is 100. Chris and the gang. Good luck. Jason, you got some work to do. We're
rooting for you. Thank you very much. Um, back to agenda item number eight. [Applause] >> Motion. Uh, just going to have councelor Irish to make the motion. Councelor Irish.
>> Yes. Thank Thank you, Mr. President. Uh move that the uh Marbor City Council meet in executive session under proposed six of the open meeting law mass general law uh chapter 30A section 21A6 to consider the purchase, exchange, lease
or value of real property as the chair by declares that the discussion uh in open session may have detrimental effects on the city and the city council negotiating position. Uh the city council will not reconvene in open session after the executive session.
>> Okay. The motion is made and seconded to go into executive session. We will not reconvene. I will ask the clerk to call the role to go into executive session. >> Council Brown, >> yes. >> Councelor Roby, >> yes. >> Councelor Presiado, >> yes. >> Council Naven, >> yes. >> Councilor Ducet,
>> yes. >> Councelor Oing, >> yes. >> Councelor Irish, >> yes. >> Councelor Orum, >> yes. >> Councelor Vital, >> yes. Councelor Fuchillo. >> Yes. >> And yes, sir. >> The motion to go into executive session carries by a vote of 10. We will now go
into executive session. Uh for the folks at home, thank you for listening. We will clear the chambers and I will ask councelor Naven to not have to adjurnn right now because we're going into executive session. I'm just stretching. Okay, checking. All right, we'll go into
executive session. Thank you everyone.