Good evening everyone. >> We are so excited to see so many young people interested in municipal government. This is wonderful. But at this time I would ask everyone to please rise for a moment of silent prayer and a reflection as we think about the people of Venezuela who last
week have suffered backto back earthquakes and there is tens of thousands of people missing. Please hold the flag. 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. Before we start, please note the fire exits behind you into the main parking lot and to my left, your right, into the main hallway. The New Jersey open public meetings law
was enacted to ensure the right of the public to have advanced notice of and attend any meetings of public bodies at which any business affecting their interest is discussed or acted upon. In accordance with this act, the mayor and council, the burough of New Milford, have caused notice of this meeting to be published by having the date, time, and
place thereof posted in the burough hall and on the burough website. The mission of this governing body is to provide essential services through the establishment and implementation of public policy that will safeguard the infrastructure, provide fair, honest, courteous, and professional services. establish a sense of trust and
accomplishment between all residents and through research and prudent planning seek to minimize risk while improving our services. We are sensitive to the needs and satisfaction of our taxpayers while realizing that this governing body cannot be all things to all people within the revenue constraints imposed
by state mandates, economic conditions, and prevailing attitudes about taxation. And at this time, I would ask the clerk to please call the role. >> Councilwoman San >> here. >> Councilman Dava >> here. Councilwoman Duffy >> here. >> Councilman Gratzky >> here.
>> Council President Seymour >> here. >> Councilwoman Grant >> here. Mayor Petrino >> here. Okay. The first item on our agenda tonight is honoring the U1 girls soccer NCSA Commissioner Cup champions. Is there anything you want to say about
team? I'm Rob, uh, one of the team managers for the year 11 girls team along with Kevin Coyle and our, uh, coaching director of NBS Academy, um, Fernando Ala. Um, girls, what you've done this season and and how you developed from
the very beginning up until now. We we are incredibly proud of you. We want to also thank your parents and your families for supporting girls throughout the seasons through uh through the fall and the spring. Uh we continue to look forward to to your success uh whether
it's in soccer and in life um and in education, but continue to to rise above any types of um all the challenges that we face together as a team. Just remember our motto, one team, one dream. Uh we win together and we teach together, right? And this is an
opportunity for us to to celebrate together for for a great win. So thank you and give yourself a round of applause. Come on up to your certificate and just stand in front. Certificate of achievement for yellow war. You landed NCSA commissioner cup winners. Your
achievement reflects itself in the pride of our community. Best wishes for a successful future. Senate is 29th day of June 2026. CHARLOTTE DE MORRIS Sabine Jr. Can you watch
us again? SOPHIA, VALENTINA, ZOLA, MARIA. Last but not least, We're not taking this. Congratulations players. Next up is the 11
National Champions. Thank you very much, mayor. Uh, this is pretty cool meeting the mayor. Not as cool as being mayor at Shbury last season. But, uh, this team's been knocking on the door for a lot of seasons and, uh, we came through with a championship this year and it came down to the last inning, a walk-off win. So, I'm real
proud of them and I have a feeling this is not the last one. So, thank you, MAYOR. DARN. SO, thank you guys. WHAT'S THE Nathan survive? THANK YOU FOR WATCHING. CJ
MIRANDA. Alexander Vio. Anybody? No. Congratulations. And last but not least, we also have the 12ear Middle East USADL National Northeast Champions.
wasn't prepared for a speech. Thank you, mayor. Thank you, everyone. Thank you, all our parents who come out and view all the practices and games. And I know we're not closer at the best times, but just all support means a lot of team coaches. Thank you, my coaches,
Tom, Brian, and Jason. Uh, you know, it's a total team effort. These boys have been together since EU, uh, their last season. you know, up on Connelly. So, it's great watching them come together this year and not just win the championship, open it in dominant fashion with 12 and two Mercy in the
fourth. So, you know, we're looking to continue that into the summer and, you know, SUPPORT Are you crazy? coaches. >> Michael Benini, RO Turn right. OWEN
LUCASLEY. NICK, ANTHONY. Excuse me. >> Great job. Can I get a motion to take a 5 minute recess? All >> in favor? Any oppos?
>> Enjoy the summer everyone. That's nice. Okay, recess is over. >> Okay, next on the agenda is appointment. Make it a motion to appoint Yata Bigger to planning board Ultimate 2. Motion >> second. >> All in favor? I. >> Any opposed? Okay. Under unfinished
business, can I have motion for the approval of the minutes for the June 8th, 2026 work a close session meetings? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I abstain. >> Two abstensions. Any opposed?
>> I'm just going to close this door cuz Okay. Okay. Under new business, we have an ordinance introduction tonight 2026 column 18. And when the clerk has the opportunity, I ask you to please read the ordinance. An ordinance
to amend chapter 30 of the revised general ordinances of the burough of New Milford entitled land use regulations thereby amending subsection 30-28.8 eight entitled non-conforming buildings and uses.
>> Purpose of this ordinance is to appropriate funds from an in Nope. Here we go. Purpose of this ordinance is to permit expansion of pre-existing non-conforming structures without a variance when the proposed addition does not worsen the
non-conforming condition. Making a motion to introduce this ordinance on its first reading. >> Second. May I get a roll call, please? >> Councilwoman Sanen, >> yes. >> Councilman Zyler, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Duffy, >> yes. >> Councilman Grosky, >> yes.
>> Council President Seymour, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Grant, >> yes. >> The public hearing on this ordinance will be at our July 27th meeting. >> Okay. The other one up for introduction tonight is 2026 column 19. And when the
clerk has the opportunity, I would ask her to please read the ordinance. >> Capital ordinance to appropriate the sum of $617,000 for the installation of field lighting at Williams Field in, by, and for the Burough New Milford in the county of
Bergen, state of New Jersey, and providing that such sum so appropriated shall be raised from state and county grants and from the open space trust fund of the burrow. Purpose of this ordinance is to appropriate funds from an NJD greenacres grant in the amount of
$148,000, a Burton County Open Space Grant in the amount of 194,343 and the Burough of New Guilford Open Space Trust in the amount of $274,657 to install field lighting at Williams
Field. May I get a motion to introduce this ordinance on its first reading? >> Second. >> May roll call, please. Councilwoman Sanus, >> yes. >> Councilman Zyler, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Duffy, >> yes. >> Councilman Grosky, >> yes.
>> Council President Seymour, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Grant, >> yes. >> This is going to look wonderful when it's done. >> Long time coming. >> Yes. >> So, item number one is Environmental Energy Commission logo. Councilwoman
Sanders. >> Thank you, Mayor. So everyone should have a print out a picture in front of them of the proposed logo. So the uh New Milford Environmental and Energy Commission is uh requesting your support
and approval of this logo. Uh they have never had a logo in all the years that they've been uh together and serving. Uh so what they have here uh proposed uh what's important for them is their intention is to highlight their
stewardship and include the different fields of um environmental and energy consideration. So the environmental commission uh handles a a connects a variety of dots for people. So from
water management to weather to native plants to trees and energy. So it's a lot. So it's a very uh encompassing logo. So >> catching. >> So they just Yeah. Thank you. They came
up with this with as team and uh they would just like your support and approval to be able to use this. They would like to be able to have a use a tablecloth uh and uh in their uh flyers that are upcoming so that just to have a
little bit more uh presence. >> Okay. >> Can I get a motion to approve this logo to the environmental energy commission? >> Motion. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I opposed. Okay.
>> Thank you. they will be very happy and they and uh they always appreciate the support of this council on their endeavors. >> Item number two is schedule updates. Okay, so America's 250th decorating
contest is right now is is it's ongoing. The registration is closed, but the judging is going on. Um, if people decorated their yard, porch, front door, there's a first prize of $250, second prize of $150, and a third prize of $100. And this is run in partnership of
the New Milford safety committee and the New Milford Police Department. So, starting this week, every Wednesday in July is summer movie nights sponsored by the New Milford Recreation Committee. It starts at sundown. July 1st, the
movie is a Minecraft movie. July 8th is Smurfs. July 15th is How to Train Your Dragon. July 22nd is the Super Mario Brothers movie. And July 29th is Moana 2. And it takes place at Nightsfield. If
there's any changes or postponements or cancellations due to weather or anything that we will post everything on the website and it'll be out on Facebook as well. On Saturday, July 4th is the Red, White, and Blue Barbecue sponsored by the New Milford VFW. It'll take place from 11:30
a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the new Milford BFW parking lot. There will be hamburgers and hot dogs and patriotic music. Also on Saturday, July 4th is a walking tour of historic New Brbridge Landing sponsored by the Burton County
Historical Society. That will be at 1 p.m. at New Brbridge Landing. Uh you have to register for this event and you can go right to the Bern County Historical Society website and you can register. Also on Saturday, July 4th is the Burton Countyy's third annual Star Spangle
Spectacular sponsored by the County of Burton. It starts at 3 PM with music and events and it runs all the way to 9:00 p.m. where the fireworks start and it'll be at Overpack County Park. I would go early, visit parking and go to the
Burton County website and you can see the lineup if you want to see a particular act or, you know, see what's going on. On Friday, July 17th is the Rev 250 family campout sponsored by the New Milford Rev 250 and the Milford
Recreation. It starts at 6 PM. The cookout will be at 6:30 p.m. This will be on Nights Field. There will be games, crafts, movies, barbecue, s'mores, and people will be um pitching tents and staying overnight. So, I believe in my
knowledge, it's the first time we're doing an overnight, a townwide overnight event. It should be really really cool. >> Do people have to register? >> Yes. So, you can register on the uh recreation website and do we have it on ours yet? >> No,
>> we'll have it on ours and the flyer that I put out on um the office of mayor Facebook page. I believe that's a QR code. You can register there as well. from July 29th to August I don't think it's August 1st August 11th is the
Revolutionary Lives Traveling Exhibit sponsored by the New Milford Rev 250 Revolution NJ and the New Milford Public Library. Um it'll be available during the regular library hours and it'll take place after the Milford Public Library
and I believe the display is to talk about uh New Jersey lives and how they were impacted by the American Revolution. It's also a traveling show and then that public library is the only library in Burton County that they um allowed to
have this show. So >> there's a huge waiting list. We are >> honored to have it and so we'll see if it will turn out should be fabulous. >> Okay. On Tuesday, August 4th is our annual National Night Out sponsored by the New Milford Police Department. It'll
take place from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. on Kennedy Memorial Field and there will be fireworks. The rain day for this, we have a rain day. It's going to be the 6th, right? Thursday. >> Yes. >> Yes. Is Thursday, August 6th. >> Are there any other events that I failed
to mention? >> There's a rain for the camp. Saturday, >> Thursday, August 6th is a day >> rain. What was that? The camp is still rained out too. >> I don't think it is. >> There is there was
>> the next night. So if the camp is rained out, we're going to do it the next night, >> which would be the 18th. Item number 30 is the administrator's report. Thank you, mayor. Uh for our engineering update, the DOT
approved the bid documents for uh roadway improvement project for East Woodland Grieve Bridge and intersecting roadways. Uh the work's going to be scheduled to coincide with the completion of the public service work that's going to be taking place on these streets. The bid opening for the Clinton
Avenue, Yugenot Road, Arlington Road, and Yale Street improvements was held on June 24th. And there's a resolution on tonight's agenda to award the work. Millie and paving have been completed on main on the main street grooming project and the contractor has been provided with a final punch list. We are still
awaiting NJD's response to the minor technical modification for the French Brook restoration project and the engineer has been following up regularly. Uh and the engineer is preparing good documents for the Pine Avenue and use road sanitary sewer rehabilitation
project and expects to submit them to the EPA for their review by July 3rd. The New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles will be hosting a mobile inspection event on Monday, July 13th from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the
Nightsfield parking lot. Inspections will be conducted on a first come, first serve basis. No appointment is required and more information can be found on the Bur website. Uh the income limits for the burrow's housing rehabilitation program have been
updated for 2026 and have been posted in the burough hall and on the borrow website. New Milford residents whose income falls below the limit and who own their own home may qualify for up to $20,000 for home repairs. There's no cost to apply and the funds are provided as a no interest 10-year forgivable
loan. It's great program. Very few people have taken advantage of it. Uh, Borrow Hall will be closed Friday, July 3rd in observance of July 4th. And the next meeting of the mayor and council is scheduled for Monday, July 27th at 7:00 p.m. We're down to the one
meeting for the summer months at this point. And that's it for me. Thank you. >> And they uh completed the striping on as well. So, it actually looks really nice. >> Yeah, it's just like glows. I know we're still going to do some work with the um vegetation on the bumpouts.
We're going to fix that up. But this is looking good. >> Any other questions for the admin? >> Okay, let's move on to council committee reports. And I'm going to start with uh Councilwoman Grant. >> Thank you, Mayor. Um the arts committee
had its last meeting for the year during the summer. We reviewed our May 30th event and uh decided that it was a tremendous success. And I know that many of you were council members and the mayor were there and we're looking forward to our event next spring. So
stay tuned for that. Um the uh writing the senior advisory board did not meet this month and they don't meet in July or August as well but they are continuing with all their activities and new activities are getting added every once in a while and of course getting
consolidated. Uh the library um approved a the revised we approved the revised reading room policy and two other policies as well.
Shannon O'Brien who has been the um temporary or acting children's librarian for a few years just received her masters in library science degree and she's a full-time professional children's librarian and we're very excited to have her. She's wonderful. The kids adore her. She loves what she's
doing and she's a fabulous addition to the library and to the altar. The so check the summer hours. They are changing a little bit from the uh rest of the year. So do check that out. And Brian Lady, I do have to say this. He's a very private person and absolutely
refused to have anything done uh for him. Uh is retiring as of tomorrow after almost 30 years as a reference librarian and he has been an absolute treasure. Um he's going to be sorely missed. He's just he's helped so many people with so many questions. I don't believe ever
lost his temper or his school and uh he's just so he miss him very much. He mentioned a couple things that he's going to and void as Thank you. >> You're welcome. Thank you. Any questions
for council? >> Not we move on to council. >> Thank you mayor. My update is short tonight. Uh the municipal alliance, as everyone is aware, did a very good job this year of presenting very important community outreach programs, including of course another fantastic and
impactful mental health awareness day. And they've already begun to brainstorm ideas for this fall's Adam event, which for those of you who don't know, of course, is in memory of Adam Roth, who was tragically killed by a drunk driver and stands for alcohol drug awareness um
and memorial. Uh in addition, the flood mitigation committee has also met recently to begin plans for uh getting information together to present a national night out to educate our community and welcome and hopefully welcome new members to the board. And
we'll be beginning to plan this year's uh October domestic violence awareness symposium as well in the near future. Mayor, >> excellent. >> Any questions for council? If not, we're going to move on to council. Thank you, mayor. Sha tree
commission is uh working on a contest for high schoolers uh to paint the mural in the tree farm. Uh and they're planning to make an introduction to that at night out with a nice poster board and handouts. So, we'll have more on
that uh in August. uh the police department uh as we speak started last week. The junior police academy is ongoing and uh bunch of recruits there and getting and a good workout from what I could see. >> Oh yeah.
>> That's it for me. Thank you. >> Thank you. Any questions for councils? Now we're going to move on to council president Duffy. Uh council council Duffy. Thank you. Um,
yeah. So, um, the board of health uh, uh, met and will not meet for a couple of months during the summer as well. Um but they are planning for the first time to participate in national night out and their topic in
partnership with Midurban will be the importance of vaccines and questions will be able to be answered on the spot. So that's pretty exciting coming from um board of health and as always our inspectors
are amazing, diligent, work well with other departments and uh I just always want to speak their praises. Um the as you can see the fire department has been quite busy answering calls
um as well as participating in you know they'll be there at night out they are participating with the police I think during the that junior academy and um it it's just good to see their
participation. Uh they will also be at night out assisting with perhaps campfires and s'mores that evening. So uh we appreciate their
uh commit commitment to that. Um and uh just you know um I just want to say that the uh being a part of the uh to America 250th um art committee in town has been
really amazing doing some fun not boring uh events and trying not to duplicate those that are going on around the county. And uh for those of you that don't know, um our area is rich in the
history of the Revolutionary War. Absolutely rich. Um it's more than there were more battles in New Jersey than any other state, I believe. So, uh, just
great job so far and, uh, just watch the website of the historic mission, the mayor's website for all activities that are going on this weekend. Uh, there are parades in River Edge, Boral,
and Pamas, fireworks all over the county. Um, so please participate. get get the fever and enjoy it with your family and uh be proud of our
anniversary. That's fine. >> There's an old joke between New Jersey and Pennsylvania revolution and it's New Jersey saying, you know, we'll handle all the tough stuff. Thank you for doing the paperwork. You guys did the paperwork. >> I like it. >> That's good. Councilman,
>> thank you, Mayor. Uh however, at this time I do not have any reports. >> Okay, Councilwoman Sanders. >> Thank you, Mayor. I'm going to start by reporting about the Ruters NJD Blue Acres visioning event, community
outreach event that happened here uh June 1st. It was very well attended. We had about 20 members of the public here in attendance including uh members from shade tree environmental commission the flood advisory committee. So it was
really great. Uh there was a lot of uh dynamic conversation and uh people got to talk about their concerns and their uh ideas and visions for what they would like to see in the at the blue at the
blue acres. So, this program is uh going to have a second public meeting scheduled Monday, August 17th. Sorry. Uh that just came in a couple days ago. And uh this is about visioning. There isn't
going to be any action t being taken. So, people we I really encourage people to come to the second meeting on Monday, August 17th. I believe it'll start at the same time, 6:30 p.m. Uh, and see what the Ruckers uh students have
created. They're coming up with concept ideas. So, it's kind of an idea. And everyone kind of, you know, this isn't in our environmental land, right? Like people always ask why it takes so long to get a tree planted because it's this is this is part of planting those trees
and uh takeing our environment. You have to take steps to create a vision. So, I appreciate the council's support on being able to do these projects. They're small, but it gives us ideas for future generations. I may not be
able to see a project happen, but at least we lay the foundation, right? That's how I feel about that. Uh moving on, the EEC uh uh presented their uh community energy plan uh at the uh the
May 27th uh mayor and council meeting and they are have been spending the month of June wrapping up uh finalizing those reports uh to the for grant reporting. So again, thank you very much for your support with that project. that was two-year project that they worked on
and they came up with a lot of so there's uh that's a document again to be used for for future planning and then um the environmental commission and green team submitted layers of
letters of support for the DOT pedestrian safety improvement grant program. So uh thanks for uh requesting those. They're very happy to support that uh pedestrian safety uh project at the middle school.
And uh the green team tracks continues to gain uh usage. And we would just like to remind people, it's very popular. We would like to remind people that the public spaces, the senior center, library, and burrow hall drop off
locations are for convenience of small donations. So, if you have larger quantities of plastic film that can be dropped into the tracks bin located at the DPW uh during regular operating hours and
the tracks bin is very well marked. It's painted nice and green with the green team logo on it. And uh and if you're interested, if you're such a supporter, we would love to have some help with that cuz that's a communityrun organ uh
project. So, emptying the bins. Uh, so if you have an interest in volunteering for the green team or the environmental commission, please feel free to contact me. And I just want to finish off by reminding everyone that the residential
energy efficiency program that the green team has been doing outreach and education about is still available. and especially with uh the heat coming and everybody being taking care like paying attention to the weather again. Just
want to remind people that there is uh information that can be found on the burough website. Uh go to the green team and there's a a residential energy assessment program. Uh and that's a a beginning step to be able to make uh
some home uh home improvements. Uh there are lots of programs and they're all customized. So that's also uh available for people to take advantage of and like the like you said Chris on the other one not enough people take advantage of it
and it is it's free money waiting for people. Yeah. >> Can I just add something? Yes. I was reminded um I just wanted to say that the uh support from the community and from the board of ed for the pedestrian
safety application was overwhelming. We have lots of parental support uh lots of board of ed members who supported it, the superintendent and the principal. So we had quite quite a bit of uh support come from the community for that application. So I'm really hopeful that
we're going to do well for this time. >> Yes. Thank you. I'm complete. Thank you. >> Okay. Um, the only thing I will add is anyone who is interested in, you know, Revolutionary History, I can't stress enough to keep looking at their website
for Historic News Landing and checking out all the cool programs and events that they have throughout the year. Really great resource right in our backyard. The other thing I'd add is um I attended high school graduation. It was such a wonderful ceremony. Um, I
want to congratulate the class of 2026 and I want to congratulate the moving up ceremony at DEEO and uh, BF Gibbs and Berkeley School. So, everyone moving up and it's wonderful to see. Okay, resolutions.
Has everyone had a chance to look at them? Are there any need to be pulled for further discussion and or vote? Okay. If not, I am going to ask to pull out 172, 173, and 174. >> And what do you mean by pull out?
>> I'm going to pull out. I'm going to mention something about each of them and I'm going to ask for a roll call vote >> separately. Thank you. >> At this time, make a motion to open the public. Someone >> second. >> All in favor? I. >> Any opposed? Ladies and gentlemen, the public. If anyone has any questions,
comments, or concerns regarding the good and welfare of the Bur of New York, we invite you to come up and we'll give you 5 minutes. >> Come on. Really? No one's coming up. You got to do such a great job. What can I do? >> Seeing that no member of the public wishes to come up at this time, I would
ask a motion to close the motion. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> Any opposed? >> Okay. I want to talk about resolution 2026 col 172. Okay. So this has to do with um opposed
Senate Bill 1836 authorizing the conversion of certain religious and nonprofit owned properties to mixeduse developments. Okay. So this is the other name for this is Yes in God's Backyard Act. Okay. So, this bill permits nonprofits and
religious institutions to develop 40 to 80 units of housing on their property despite local zoning and planning restrictions related to building height, property setback, and on-site parking. So, this is another example of a cookie cutter legislation that is going to do
nothing. It's not going to solve affordable housing. What it's going to do is it's going to create overdevelopment and create 15 other problems for us. So, I'm asking that this be voted down by the council tonight. The next one is 2026 column 173
oppose Senate Bill 1766 and assembly bill 3535 authorizing conversion of certain office parks and retail centers to mixeduse development. This is known as the stranded asset bill. This bill allows developers to
build highdensity multif family mixeduse on corporate office buildings, strip malls, shopping centers, overriding local zoning and planning restrictions relating to building height, property setback, and impervious coverage. Here's the kicker.
This legislation, what it does is it automatically deems these areas in need of redevelopment or rehabilitation, which means they automatically become eligible for pilots. Once again, I would ask this council to
vote this down and oppose it. The next morning is 2026 col 174 opposed Senate Bill 2680 allowing accessory dwelling units in single family and two family residential zones. Okay, this this is the accessory
dwelling units AUS. This authorize authorizes owners of property zoned for single family or two family residential use to develop accessory dwelling units on their property without having to comply with local zoning and planning requirements related to single family
dwellings property setback on-site parking and Randy this one's for you right installation of fire sprinklers. So if the original unit it wasn't required it's not required in the new unit. >> That's makes no sense.
And the icing on the cake is um let's see here it is. Uh it requires it requires a municipality's master plan housing element to include a plan to promote the creation of ADUs in their municipality that will be offered as
affordable rent for low and moderate income housing. So yet another way to bring not solve affordable housing in a town but to bring overdevelopment I don't >> allowing any local input.
>> Correct. >> And that's >> correct. All three of us. >> I'm asking the council to oppose this legislation as well. >> So 2026 172. May I get a motion to it's going to
sound funny. To adopt this resolution to oppose the legislation. >> Motion. >> Second. >> May I get a roll call, please? >> Councilwoman San. Yes. Councilman Dler. >> Yes. >> Councilman Duffy. >> Is this just for >> 172? >> 172 with a minute.
>> Yes. >> Council Grosky. >> Council President Seymour. >> Yes. >> Councilman Grant. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Make it a motion to approve the opposition of Senate Bill 1776, which is 2026 column 173.
>> Second. >> May I get a roll call, please? Councilman San Musk, >> yes. >> Councilman Zyler, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Duffy, >> yes. >> Councilman Grosky, yes. Council President Seymour, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Grant,
>> yes. >> Thank you. And may I get a motion to adopt resolution 2026, call 174, which opposes Senate Bill 2680. >> Motion. >> Second. >> May I get a roll call, please? >> Councilman Sanderson, >> yes.
>> Councilman Ber, >> yes. Councilwoman Duffy, >> yes. Opposing. >> Councilman Roxton, >> yes. >> Council President Seymour, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Grant, >> yes. >> Thank you. Um, >> are these bills out of committee yet or
are they enough for >> One of them is out of committee, two are in committee and a bunch of them have gotten um different statements added to them because things are being added. What's the prevailing wisdom about your efficacy or the past
>> when it comes to affordable housing legislation? >> I I don't know. Nothing shocks me anymore with this. So, we are doing what we can on our level to protect our residents, our school district, our infrastructure, and our local businesses. So, we are
going to continue to fight. >> Ladies and gentlemen, we are going to be going into close session. When we come out of close, no action, no official action will be taken. We're gonna do the reservations. >> So, can I get a motion to adopt resolution 2026 column 165 through 2026
171 and then 2026 175 through 2026 column 181. >> So, second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Any oppose? Okay. Make it a motion to go into close session.
>> Second. >> All in favor? >> Any opposed? Thank you ladies and gentlemen for attending and enjoy the show and our events that we're having. All those events are approved. Thanks be.