Good evening. This is a meeting of the township committee December 15, 2025. The notice requirements provided for in the open public meetings act have been satisfied. Notice of this meeting was properly given by transmission to the Asbury Park Press. The two of her times and by posting at the Middletown Township Municipal Building and filing
with the Township Clerk on January 11th, 2025. Committeeman Clark >> here. >> Committeewoman Kratz >> here. Committeeman Smrino >> here. >> Deputy Mayor Hibell >> here. >> Mayor Perry >> here. >> Please rise 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. At this time, I'd like to ask for a moment of silence to honor the troops serving world uh serving worldwide,
defending our constitutions, freedoms, and way of life. Thank you. Our first item on tonight's agenda, we have administration of oath of office. At this time, I'd like to call Lieutenant Michael Heaton. Please come forward with your family.
I, Michael Heaton, >> I, Michael Heaton, >> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will support the Constitution of the United States >> support the Constitution of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> constitution of the state of New Jersey >> and that I will bear true faith that I will bear true faith
>> and allegiance and allegiance >> to the same >> to the same >> and to the governments established in the United States >> to the governments established in the United States >> and in this state >> and in this state >> under the authority of the people >> the authority of the people >> and I do swear >> And I do swear >> to faithfully >> to faithfully >> impartially
>> impartially >> and justly perform >> all of the duties >> the duties >> of lieutenant >> of lieutenant >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability. >> So help you God. >> So help me God. >> Congratulations. All right, everybody. One, two.
All right, perfect. Congratulations. It's trying to turn. At this time, I'd like to invite Sergeant Nicholas Zcco to please come forward with your family. >> I'm sorry. I was like, who's that talking? I figured
you I, Nicholas Zupcow, >> I, Nicholas Zupkco, >> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will support the Constitution of the United States >> that I support the Constitution of the United States >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and the Constitution of the State of New Jersey >> and that I will bear true faith
>> and I will bear true faith >> and allegiance >> and allegiance >> to the same >> to the same and to the governments established in the United states >> and to the governments established in the United States >> and in this state >> and in this state >> under the authority of the people >> under the authority of the people. >> And I do swear >> And I do swear >> to faithfully
>> to faithfully and >> if partially >> and partially >> and justly perform >> to justly perform >> all of the duties >> all of the duties >> of sergeant >> of sergeant >> according to the best of my ability >> according to the best of my ability. So help you God. So help me God. Congratulations.
All right. Ready? One, two, three. All right. Perfect. Congratulations. Yes. Let's give another round of applause. So, while we're on the theme of of our police, uh today we uh have the great
honor of honoring a great individual, uh a man that has served our community. Um, and each year we take the time to recognize one resident as our distinguished citizen of the year. Uh,
and this individual certainly has not only been a shining example of what a distinguished citizen should look like, what a citizen that has dedicated their entire life not just to Middletown, but to our country. I'd like to invite up
former Middletown Police Chief Robert Les. I got a lot to say about you. >> Chief Lex is a lifelong Middletown resident. Is it all right if I say your birthday? >> Okay. Born on December 22nd, 1933. Happy
birthday in advance there. >> A great Christmas present. >> Yeah. Yeah. Birthday. >> Yeah. No problem. Chief L before be becoming police chief enlisted in the United States Marine Corps immediately after his high school graduation and served in Korea during
the Korean War. After returning home, he joined the Middletown Township Police Department as a patrolman. He rose through the ranks and in his 37-year local law enforcement career achieve achieved the highest rank and honor as chief of the Middletown Police
Department, a role he served in until 1991. Among many accomplishments and accolades, he was the 1980 policeman of the year for the state of New Jersey 1974 FBI National Academy graduate graduate. He married the love of his
life, Mary Lamers, and raised their four children here in Middletown, continuing their deep roots. Now with 12 grandchildren and 16 greatg grandandchildren >> and another one on the way
and and that that's breaking news since they've printed this for me. He was recently just featured in the Middletown Township Historical Society's Middletown Memories video, which earlier this year talked about his experience
growing up in the Chapel Hill and Leonardo during the depression, as well as his incredible and distinguished police career. Chief, it's my honor. We are so grateful for you for your service to our our not only our nation, but to
Middletown Township. for the memories you shared, for the love that you have for this community. It's my honor, Chief. >> I got I got something fancier than this. You should take before you. >> Chief, on behalf of the entire township committee, our township key is hereby
proudly presented to Chief Robert Le in recognition of your lifetime service and dedication. Your stories of growing up during the depression in Chapel Hill and Leonardo reflect the strength and character that guided your path. From your service in the United States Marine Corps to being hired by the Middletown
Township Police Department on June 27th, 1956, you rose through the ranks with honor, culminating in your tenure as chief of police. As a leader of the MTPD and a proud graduate of the FBI National Academy, class of 1974, your commitment
to safety for our community will forever be appreciated. Chief, congratulations. I'm proud. I'm proud to help serve Middletown. Help make it a safe community. It's a great
place to live in Middletown. Thank you very much. Don't go. We're going to need the family to come up for a picture in a quick second. >> I don't know if you have enough room. >> Well, how many generations are we going back? >> All the way to great grandchildren.
>> All right. Good. >> All right. Ready? One, two. Perfect. >> All right, let's get all 137 relatives up there. Buddy, too. with everybody. >> Ready?
If anybody That's fine. Yeah. Your second See you later. So, uh, so to continue this, um, we we had three keys up here and normally I I have the have had the honor over the
last seven years of handing out a lot of these keys. Um but today one of these keys is particularly uh important um to that uh today uh we have a a a special key
and uh this will be the first one that I am not going to present and I'd like to call Deputy Mayor Rick Hyel to come down and present this key to the city. Uh to his father and former fire chief, Bill Hel,
but it's all I'm here for moral support. >> Well, I didn't know this was happening. Everyone can see I got all I can't teach you too. I'm losing my voice. So bear with me. >> Enough of the excuses. >> I need the little one over here to help
me. >> Sorry. >> This is a uh this is a this is a very special day. And I'll tell you why. Um because without my dad, my mom, both great volunteers in this uh community. I
think my mom's father got close to 50 years herself. Blades, exhilarate. So, uh, growing up in, uh, my, uh, in my house was, it was always the firehouse. We always did everything in the firehouse. We did fingos, weddings. Uh,
we were there working all the time. And I can tell you, um, my dad has 50 years, 50 years of of of proud service and 50 years of service that, uh, didn't stop. It was all the time. He always volunteered. He uh
growing up to me growing up he would uh leave a lot during dinner during lightning storms which I did not like. Don't tell anyone but uh you know at that time I realized that you know I wanted to become fire because of
my mom did support the fire department. It was a big deal. So uh I want to personally thank him on behalf of the township. on behalf of myself because I would not be standing in this role. Because of him, I had the opportunity to serve as fire chief after him um in
2015, 2004 here, this guy here. Um but without him, I wouldn't be uh sitting up here on this uh township committee as well. So, I really uh appreciate this amazing over 50 years. It's great team. I do want to
have my my family come up too because uh they're all part of it. uh being a volunteer like everyone knows here it's uh it's all family business so you have to be involved in this and be a part of it. So Dan congratulations. >> No I don't think I can even see it.
>> It's it's even better when someone else picks on >> his own plaque first ever. >> Yes. There we go. in grateful appreciation of your 50 years of service to the Middletown Township Fire Department with independent fire company
of Belelfford given this day 13th day of December in the year of two 2025. William want to come up real quick in seven station. You guys want to come up real quick? I know.
breakfast. >> Yeah, >> come on down. Right. Come on down. >> Come on down. Cool. >> Ready. Nobody. >> Thank you. >> Thank you everybody.
>> We're waiting for the family this month. The only reason I joined the fire company is because my wife when we first moved to Belfford, what is that supposed 50 something years ago? The house next to us went on fire. So she said, "Look at these guys are always
working together. They're helping each other. Why don't you join the fire company?" So that's what happened. We joined the fire company. So she has to be >> Yes. >> She made me. >> Come on, guys. Come on. Let's go.
Let's get >> both scared of me. Fix your >> right now. Look at me. Perfect. We got to get ready. Okay.
Thank you. Next, I'd like to invite um our uh expire chief I'm sorry. There you go. Thanks, Let's give it up for John Gro. >> So there I was looking at the uh the
agenda two weeks ago and looking at the presentations and you don't want me to read it. I'm gonna take it from here, Ricky. Uh, and I'm looking at the the listing of presentations that we have and I see
that John Ducker is about to come to his 50th year. And, you know, uh, Chief Let's Being here tonight is perfect because our 2024 Distinguished Citizen of the Year award winner went right here to to Mr. John Ducker because when you
ask John to do something, there is no doubt in your mind that what you set forth, the questions you have, the policies that are going to be put forward are going to be done. They're going to be true. They're going to be ready, and John's going to be begging
you, what's what's next? Uh, and you got to be prepared for that. >> Yeah. Um, but there's a reason that you can look at somebody and know why, why, and how they commit themselves to 50 years of service. John has always been
there for a question, for an answer, for feedback, uh, for moral support, and he has done an absolutely phenomenal job for the Middletown Township Fire Department for 50 years. And still to this day, if you receive LOSAP, it goes
through John Ducker. But John served in many roles for Middletown Township Fire Company number one, including assistant engineer, chief engineer, lieutenant, captain, trustee, and the president. He's been an instructor at the fire academy, uh chair of the of the fire department's planning
advisory board, 911 World Trade Center Health Program, and victims compensation fund, representing over 40 firefighters that have been impacted by 911 to help them get the health and compensation benefits that they so rightly deserve. He is the town's LOAP coordinator since
2015 and LOAP certifying officer since the program's inception. He's been he is the coordinator of the Miltown Emergency Volunteer Incentive Program awarded by the 200 Club of Mammoth County for his life-saving efforts as a rescue scuba dive diver at Mammoth Beach in February
of 1992. and he's received a ton of well-deserved recognition uh because every year, no matter what, John Ducker at the September 11th uh remembrance ceremony is there with the flag ready to uh pay tribute, pay honor, pay respects,
and bring hope uh that what happened on September 11, 2001 is never forgotten. John, it's my honor to present you this key to the township in grateful appreciation of your 50 years of service to the Middletown Township Fire Department with Middletown Township Fire
Company number one on this on on this. It wasn't me, right? On on this day, December 15, 2025. John, welld deserved. J needs to buy a new house while keep
it has been an honor to serve our community. I was born here is a wonderful wonderful community. Um I I joined the fire company. It was a whole gang of us that all joined at once and uh wonderful, wonderful experience.
It still is. We're in the middle of of changing all of our our reporting software over. It's quite a task. But but I'll tell you what it is. It's teamwork. It's not just me. It's all the pe all these people here, the chief officers,
our our officers, our township committee. It's everybody. Like I always say, teamwork makes the dream work. And so I I honestly thank everyone that's here today. I couldn't do it alone. It's it's really been great. I encourage everybody, please, if you're interested
in serving the fire department, let us know. We'd be more than glad or whether it's EMS or OEM, we'd be more than glad to have taken. We could use it. I'm very proud that Middletown, we are the largest pass. So, thank you very very
in your absence. >> Here we'll get one with TC and one with the Chiefs. >> Come on over. >> All right. Ready? All right, let's get one with the Chiefs. They're step brother.
Station A, come on up here. Don't worry, baby. down. He doesn't want to move. Let's give our entire department Why are the two of you in need? Our next next presentation we have recognizing Middletown High School South
boys varsity soccer team for champion. ships. >> At this time, I'd like to invite you to come to the front of the room. I saw her boy. >> Yeah. Let's Let's give it up for St.
So, uh, a few things and boys, this is for you real fast. All your parents and your loved ones, no matter how old, whenever a championship team comes up here, turn around and say thank you to all your parents and your loved ones for everything that they've gone through and
get you to this point right here. There you go. So, so we we've had the fortune of having a lot a lot of hardware, a lot of championship hardware uh in this building. And I couldn't be more proud to have all of them here today. Um
because each one of you has shown and demonstrated exactly what it means to be a team, what it means to work together, play together, practice together, push each other harder, make each other better. And you have all demonstrated that. That's why you're here today. That's why you got the hardware that you
have here today. The two guys do the most important job holding it and not dropping the throat. But let me just say this. You know, all of you are wearing, you know, a lot of you are wearing your varsity jackets and and and I love that
because not only does it represent yourselves as individuals, but it represents your school and this township. And I can't tell you how proud Middletown is to have all of you as a part of this town, as a part of the
fabric of our town, and making it putting Middletown on the map when it comes to varsity soccer at Middletown South. So realize this that you may all have your names on your jackets, on your shirts, but the one thing is that not
only do you represent your family, you represent this town. And I want to thank you for representing this town not only as distinguished individuals but as a team and a championship team is that. So give it up. Give it up for our
Now I also I also have to uh point out the fact that coach you got a little hardware of your own ear last week, >> baby. >> No, you did. I saw the star leger.
Uh, Coach Dan was not only was able to have the privilege of coaching such distinguished young young men, young athletes, but uh, co the coach Dan was named the 2025 soccer coach of the year.
Hey, coach. You want to say a few words? He says, "Oh, really?" >> Coach, >> is yours? >> Yeah. Yeah. Um, so obviously these guys, they they put in a lot of work. Um, we know that from the things that they've
won. Um, but now that I have I have kids, younger kids, um, I saved I don't think I've ever told him this, but like they're all guys that I want my son to be like. um they're role models. Um you know, kids in school look up to them and
they're a team. They're a true meaning of a team. So, congratulate them. >> So, so Middletown South soccer on behalf of the township committee, I want to congratulate you during your extraordinary 17 win season. 17.
>> Your team reached an unprecedented heights in your program's history, capturing your first ever short conference tournament championship. You earned your first ever NJSIAA Central Jersey Group Three Sectional Championship and you advanced to the
NJSIA group three state championship game for the first time ever. Your achievements reflect exceptional teamwork, determination, and pride in representing Middletown, and your historic season
will be remembered as a defining moment in Middletown South's history, not just for athletics, but for the school itself. Congratulations. Great work. Let's do it again. Mom, dad, family members.
I have them say thank you ahead of time. We're going to try and do all these pictures right now. We we will pose for them all. Voice. Hold your breath. Smile big. It'll be good. All right, let's let's do this. >> Some kids have to go straight now.
Show me because >> the name We always do it. We always do it. >> Look at this. >> Yeah. You want a cake? Yeah. Come back next meeting. We'll get you a cake. >> He just wants to know what it is. All right, let's get in here. Let's get
in here. >> Sounds ready. Go ahead. >> All right. Say hi. >> Everyone, we're going to do a three minute recess if you want to exit the meeting.
Okay, Heidi. >> Okay, >> we have two more proclamations for the record. We have a proclamation recognizing December 2025 as impaired driving prevention month in the township of Middletown. We also have a proclamation supporting driver so drive
sober and get pulled over 2025 year-end holiday crackdown in the township of Middletown. At this time, we have approval of minutes for December 1st, 2025 workshop meeting. >> Motion to approve minutes. >> Seconded. >> What' you say, Ricky?
>> I seconded. Sorry. Sorry. >> Committ Clark. >> Yes. >> Committeewoman Kratz. >> Yes. >> Committeeman Senino. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Hibbo. >> Yes. >> Mayor Perry. >> Yes. >> Motion carries to adopt minutes. At this time, we have public hearing of proposed ordinances. Our first ordinance
2025-3488, an ordinance authorizing acceptance of deed of conservation easement over a portion of block 1063, lot 6.01 at 1497 West Front Street. >> Any member of the public wishing to speak on public ordinance number 2025-3488.
Seeing no member of the public stepping forward, move to close the public portion and approve. >> Seconded. >> Committ Clark. >> Yes. >> Committ Katz. Yes. Committeeman Sedmbbrino. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Hibbell. >> Yes. >> Mayor Perry. >> Yes. >> Motion carries to pass this ordinance on
second and final reading. At this time, we have ordinance 2025-3489, an ordinance authorizing acceptance of deed of rightway dedication over a portion of block 865, lot 136 at 456 highway 35. >> Any member of the public wishing to
speak on public ordinance number 2025-3489? See no member of the public stepping forward move to close the public portion and approve. >> Second. >> Committeeman Clark. >> Yes. >> Committeewoman Kratz. >> Yes. >> Committeeman Senino. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Hibbell. >> Yes. >> Mayor Perry.
>> Yes. >> Motion carries to pass this ordinance on second and final reading. At this time we have ordinance 2025-3490. An ordinance amending chapter 240 of the code of the township of Middletown governing certain health related fee schedule. Any member of the public
wishing to speak on public ordinance number 2025-3490? >> Seeing no member of the public stepping forward, move to close the public portion and approve. >> Second. >> Committeeman Clark. >> Yes. >> Committeewoman Kratz. >> Yes. >> Committeeman Senino. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Hibbell. >> Yes.
>> Mayor Perry. >> Yes. >> Motion carries to pass this ordinance on second and final reading. At this time, I'd like to ask the township committee to adopt a consent agenda, which would include resolutions 25-358
through 25-373. >> Motion to approve consent agenda. Second, >> Committeeman Clark, >> yes. >> Committ Kratz, >> yes. >> Committeeman Senino, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Hibbell, >> yes. >> Mayor Perry, >> yes. >> Motion carries to adopt consent agenda.
At this time, we have the township committee acting as the ABC issuing authority. We have resolution 25-374, a resolution authorizing place to place liquor license transfer plenary retail distribution license 1331-44-019. >> Motion to approve. Second.
>> Committeeman Clark. >> Yes. >> Committeewoman Kratz, >> yes. Committee Senino, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Hibbo, >> yes. >> Mayor Perry, >> yes. Motion carries to adopt resolution 25-374. At this time, we have Township Committee comments.
>> Committ Clark. Uh I'd like to congratulate uh former Chief Hibell on his 50 years of service um as as his son and former chief and our deputy mayor said, he was a mentor not just to Rick and his brother and his sister um and
the rest of their family, but to many in the fire department. and I was fortunate to be uh a very active member of the department when he was a chief and got to see some of his hard work. So, I appreciate it and thank you. And um to Captain Ducker as well, another
gentleman who helped um shape my fire department career through the fire academy and his teachings and uh his attention to detail and the stuff that he taught me was important. It's uh very much appreciated. And you know, it seems like
it seems like we're giving out keys on a on a monthly basis right now, which is pretty pretty amazing, right? Um, you know, you think about the amount of keys that have been distributed over the years, and there's not a lot. We're just really really fortunate in in this pod
that we've got a whole bunch of people that were mentors to myself, the chief sitting down uh there, and and everybody else in the fire department, in the town. uh and that we've been able to keep them here. So, um it it's pretty awesome and it's I hope it continues. I
hope I hope we have to make so many keys that it's like, oh man, we're doing another key because it it really is special and it's uh it says a lot about our community, the ability to stay here, the ability to raise your family here and everything that we fight for on a on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis as
far as uh what our jobs are to help keep this town balanced. Um, I'd like to congratulate our two police officers for uh their hard work and advancing and keeping our community safe as well. And uh that's all I got tonight. Thank you.
>> All right, Commino. >> That was fast. Thank you, Mayor. Um, just want to bring to everyone's attention with regard to Chief Hibel and Captain Ducker at 50 years of service. These gentlemen don't use the 50 years as a stopping point. They use it as a as
a milestone. So, they're both continuing service to the township of Middletown, which I find is fantastic, amazing, and a testament to the great the the great volunteers that they are. Um, Bill Hibble still is serves as the chairman of the zoning board now
currently, right? And, uh, John Ducker, you always you always see him around. He's always there for to answer any questions that you have. And, and as as someone that's not integrately involved with the fire department, I've seen both these gentlemen around all the time. So, it's fantastic to uh recognize them for
their 50 years of service and for me just to to be a part of that, humbled by that. Um, with regard to the uh the high school uh South boys varsity soccer team, how many wins did you say that was, Mayor? >> 17. Yesterday I had the pleasure or not
of attending a Giants game at uh at Metife Stadium and I read the statistic and I don't follow football and I read the statistic on the way back after they lost the game yesterday that that was their eighth straight loss. These guys
get play paid to play football. The High School South boy boys don't get paid to play soccer. They do it because they want to do it. They do it because they look forward to doing it. do it because they want to be part of a winning team and that says a lot. Uh so
congratulations to the boys soccer team as well. And uh to Chief Lentz uh I had the privilege of sitting in on the um the presentation for the historic society. Uh if you haven't uh seen the video, please go watch it. Uh I was enlightened when I watched it. It was
fantastic. But uh tremendous tremendous person, tremendous um asset to this community. So uh with that, mayor, thank you very much. >> Thank you. Committee woman Kratz, >> the problem with going last is always you're going to echo a lot of the same sentiments, but what a beautiful
meeting, a big meeting, and an opportunity to to really um show the service to our community through our fire departments and our police departments both. And it's um and along with our student athletes. So, a great evening and congratulations to all
including our our two fire our firemen receiving their 50 years of service. Incredible. and and also to uh chief lets too. I also had the opportunity to to attend the the um the event at the historical society. It was really wonderful. So, congratulations to
everyone. >> DM be very brief. Thank you, mayor, for uh let me uh give that key to my father there. That means a lot. Um I told you all just a minute ago, but uh you know, he's he's definitely taught me a lot and I really appreciate that. So, um,
congratulations to the soccer team for the boys. I know that's a lot of work to get to that point and get all those wins. So, um, thank you and good luck to our new, uh, promoted officer, Sergeant, Lieutenant. Um, it's all I have, Mayor. >> All right. Um, the the, uh, just two
things for me tonight. Um, I I want to say uh absolute congratulations to everybody tonight, but also I want to congratulate the River Plaza Chargers for their national championship winning
uh trip to Florida. Uh they are the 10U national champs taking on a team they gave up six points in three games. Um they I think it was 310-0, 21-0 and 22-6 in the final in the final game. So an
absolutely unbelievable run for them and uh right before I got to speak to the team right before the championship game and um I told them that if they came out with a victory on Saturday uh that we
would do a parade for them. Uh well that victory came and that parade is this Saturday uh the 20th uh beginning at 11:30. It'll start at Normandy Park and it will go to Treza Field uh in River Plaza where we will celebrate uh our
national champions. So congratulations to all of them for a hard-fought battle. Uh but by the scores it didn't seem like it all that hard fought battle because they dominated in every single game. So congratulations to all of them. And finally, this is our last township
committee meeting of the year. Um, and I just want to say thank you. Um, thank you to the entire township committee. Thank you to our our attorney, Brian Nelson, our township administrator, Tony Merkante, our assistant administrator,
Heidi Pelik, uh, Amy, Joe, Chief, to all of our department heads, Ted, uh, to everyone that makes it possible. um meeting after meeting after meeting, Tara, Raven, Gianna, Laura, Shannon, everybody that makes all these meetings
possible. Uh everybody that that sets it up, uh get coordinates with all the teams, all the keys, everything. Um it has been an absolute honor to once again serve as your mayor this year in 2025. I'm so proud of the team we have. I'm
very proud of the things that we were able to accomplish this year. and it is the honor of my life to serve as the mayor of this great town. Uh, and I'm so grateful to have once again had the opportunity in 2025. So, thank you. With that, merry Christmas, happy Hanukkah,
everyone. I hope you all have a safe and wonderful new year. Um, and look forward to seeing everybody in 2026. So, thank you all very much. With that, thank you. With that being said, I'll open it up
for public comment. Any member of the public wishing to make a public comment may do so. We ask that you state your name for the record and we ask that you keep your comments to 5 minutes or four minutes left. Heidi will let you know that you have one minute remaining because Heidi wants to take that
responsibility from me. Uh and um so any member of the public wish to make a public comment. John, come on down. Uh, John Spinelli, 91 Burlington Avenue. Just wanted to wish everyone a merry
Christmas. But, uh, when you mentioned the the River Plaza Chargers winning the National Championship, I I just had an idea. It might be pretty cool to put like a like a sign up like >> Don't worry, it's in the works. >> It's in the works. All right. I just saw that now. So, just wanted to share that.
>> Yep. Nope. Thank you, John. Any other member of the public? Seeing no other member of the public stepping forward. Everyone have a very merry Christmas. Have a happy Hanukkah. Happy New Year. Thank you for everything that you do for the town. And uh again, it's been my honor. Motion to close uh
public portion and adjourn. >> Second. >> Committ Clark. >> Yes. >> Committeewoman Kratz, >> yes. >> Committeeman Senino, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Hibbo, >> yes. >> Mayor Perry, >> yes. >> Motion carries to adjourn. >> Have a wonderful night, everybody. Thank you all.