ation equipment and accessories and E is a bid contract for healthy homes general contractors any questions on this three resolutions uh council Gonzalez I don't have a question on this i just wanted to ask
where are we with the garbage containers let's say that people are complaining that they haven't received the the containers from the city i just want to see if we can get an update of where we are with that all right M mr va can any
comment or is anyone else here i guess it's you good morning Eric Pennington business administrator uh I don't have an answer but I will get one with respect to u when the next trunch of garbage cans is expected to be delivered it's just budgetary but it will happen uh but I'll
get a I'll get a better answer thank you thank you you're welcome f and G are resolutions from the office of the business administrator f is an application acceptance of grant funds the acceptance of grant funds from the United States Department of Housing and
Urban Development for the Lincoln Park Restoration Project ng is rescending a resolution previously adopted this resolution was meant for North Public Schools say that again i didn't hear that last part for G the resolution the reason why
we're rescending it is that it was actually meant for North Public Schools and not the city okay all right thank you any any questions on those two items hearing none next item 7r2a through G are private sale
redevelopment agreements a is the first amendment to amend the scope of the project and extend the project schedule and completion date in the west and central ward president do we have the developers here
are the developers here for 7R2A broad belt good morning Brandy Daniel legislative uh coordinator for economic and housing development um we did reach out to the developer to your question Councilman Gonzalez to let them know to be here this morning but I haven't heard
anything back okay and the other thing is that I I realize that we have a memorandum supporting every one of the sales but it's a perform memorandum it doesn't it's not specific to each of the
properties i I would love to see a memorandum that is specific to each property indicating what properties have been developed by the by the developers it says they have developed various properties but I I don't I don't know where the properties were i would love
to have more detail in those those memorandums is a is every memorandum that I saw has the same information more or less and I believe that every developer is different every project is different every developer experience is
different so ju just just to uh clarify just to make sure Councilman Gonzalez you're referring to what we got what was sent to us this morning that information yeah um what I do believe and I and I I agree with Councilman Gonzalez it would be
helpful to have a little additional information on on each of these um it it also may help in terms of when they don't come or they show up or when they are here we don't necessarily have to ask them as many questions because we'll have that information in front of us so
I think uh maybe going forward to to uh deputy mayor to provide just additional information similar to what uh Councilman Gonzalez was requesting mr president I I totally agree with you let's say if
we have a a detailed memorandum we don't we don't want to or we might not want to to have him come here and waste it some time so I believe it's imperative that we have a a detailed memorandum indicating their their experience what
the project is what they have done in the city before so that we don't have to have them here yeah thank you Councilman and I believe a lot of information is probably be gleaned off the LOI yes well for this particular item um that we're talking about right now with broad belt
that was not included in what you guys received this morning because this is actually an amendment to their original sale because um they had to change their project scope as well as their time frame and that was due to the changes in the zoning so this was not included in what you received this morning but I do
hear what you're saying about the other items and I will pass that information along thank you and let me ask you a question and you you said it but it's hard for me to hear i hate to say the acoustics sometimes are crazy what was the change in terms of the scope of uh
of the project yes sir the original scope of the project was for them to develop uh two family homes on each of the vacant lots as well as an apartment building containing 12 residential units with the zoning changes they had to uh
change what they did on each individual address so for 29th Avenue they're going to be constructing a two family home uh on 38 Orange Street they're going to going to develop a multi-story residential building with 16 units at 15
Hector Street they're going to redevelop a single family home on the property and at 13 Hector Street um they're going to develop a multifamily residential building with 16 units so they had to uh make each address a particular item
versus what they originally did and and that's as a result of the change in the zoning ordinance that is correct and that's the only reason they're coming before us today yes thank you you're welcome don't go anywhere you might have some others
b is to rehabilit rehabilitate the property and use as an owner occupied home in the central ward are they appearing the developer was
here not sure where he is i'm going to make a mo motion they're not here motion to defer this one is there a second second i'm sorry second by Councilwoman Scott Roundry duly noted next item
c is new construction of one two family home and one three family home to sell at market rate in the West Ward is a developer here um I believe they got called by Councilman Kelly to come speak with him so I really I believe
they were called by Councilman Kelly to come speak with him um that's the developer for C as well as D they're speaking with Councilman Kelly at this point at this moment right now okay so let's let's go past C and D and let's come
back to that one let's go straight to E e is new construction of a single family home to be owner occupied in the central ward over here she's present okay I'mma let Councilman Gonzalez ask
the questions he likes to do that keep them present good morning come to the mic yes please good morning good morning uh you you have developed in the city of Newark yes where where in the city of
Newark and what kind of properties have you developed uh you asking about the lab that I'm interested for i am asking what your experience is as a developer okay i have a small company uh Suba
Construction is a womanowned construction company and I did work few projects in city of Newark it's not with city but houses in the city of Newark and also some other counties so you haven't developed anything in the
city of Newark before i renovated got renovated a lot of properties but not the ground up but I did the ground up somewhere else okay okay and uh how many years have you been doing that about 11
years i I don't have I have all the licenses and insuranceances and experience working with the fen doing their properties and you live in the city of North yes okay thank you thank you sir
all right any other questions thank you next item f is new construction of a three-story mixeduse building with an office space and two affordable apartments and parking in the central ward are the developers here
this is for um Noventi noventi yes investments i'm sorry i'm just saying because I'm not sure if the developers are here or not and not hearing their LLC is Noventi Investments anybody here for Nventy Investments all right hearing
none want to I'm I'll move to defer second and second by Councilman uh Gonzalez duly noted all right next item and G is to construct a two family home to sell at market rate in the West
Ward developer hardcore so Council Kelly just walked in so let's let's hold off on that we're going to go back to the the three the Westward ones we can move on right now
c and D c D and G so C was new construction of one two family home and one three family home to sell at market rate and D was new construction of a two family home to sell at market rate yeah
well Councilman Kelly is here so now that he's sitting let's let's we're on page 13 7R2C and 7R2D my apologies for being late meeting just ran a little late
um yes i'm good with it you you met you're comfortable with I'm I'm comfortable with um 7R2C and 7R2D [Music] any any concerns questions from the
council all right hearing none so let's go to 7R2G on page 17 yes I'm I'm comfortable with 7R2G as well okay do you meet with the develop
mhm all right thank you Councilman all right let's go to 7R2H then okay 7r2h is acceptance of grant funds for the summer youth work experience program any questions from the
council hearing none next item sear 2 I is e execute a community benefits agreement to authorize the execution of a community benefits agreement between the city of Newark and Fulton Street Newark LLC and the New Jersey Economic
Development Authority as a condition of receiving tax credit incentives under the Aspire program for property in the Central Ward and a public hearing will be held on Wednesday April 2nd um Miss Daniels can you just Daniel can
you just come up and and let us know what the uh community benefits agreements includes good morning again Brandy Daniel legislative coordinator for economic and housing development um this is actually connected to a tax
abatement that you'll be hearing on communication today they're actually related the negotiations happened at the same time for both of them um this is in regards to a property at 16-32 Fulton Street um basic and the community benefits are
that they will be providing five transitional units um to go along with the city's path home plans to end homelessness um and also another benefit that they are giving us um is a
million-dollar payout to the community economic development trust fund um which will consist of $200,000 per year for five years and the initial payment will take place um after the insuence of the certificate of occupancy and then on the
anniversary of the initial payment every year uh for uh five years thank you any questions concerns from the council i will say I'm I'm happy to see the million dollars i think this so far is the best CBA we've seen so and the
developer and the attorney are here if you guys wanted to speak with them thank you to the developer mr president Mr burgerer is someone that we know in the city of Newark for what he has done in terms of projects in the city of Newark and we are I am 100% in support
of this project i second that definitely a third bad in support all right before we have a pep rally all right uh Councilman Ramos yeah Mr president i I I just curious to see what the timeline is as far as the
development of this project you know one of one of the we're going to see um some activity on the site i know we got to go through these approvals first good morning council members jennifer Mazoway from the law firm of K&L Gates on behalf of Fulton Street Newark LLC good morning um good morning and to the
councilman's question uh we are finalizing our um our um financing for the project and included in that is uh a request for a payment in lie of taxes from the council which will be forthcoming our expectation is that we'll be breaking
ground in July of this year and the project will take approximately two years to build two years to 28 months thank you thank you any other questions council Ramos all right all right hearing none next item
7r4a will be returned to the administration 7r5a through E are contracts with sub recipients to provide HIV AIDS related health and support services a is Ruckers the State University start
program b is Ruckers the State University Special Services Dental Clinic c is Zufall Health Center Inc d is Iris House a center for women living with HIV Inc
and E is Newark Community Health Centers Incorporated any questions from the council yeah Mr chair council council is it possible the director can uh give up uh let us know what is happening since nationally there's been a lot of impact on grant
funding on the federal level uh and a lot of movement in HHS uh how does that impact us here on the ground in Nort if we can get some information on that um I think that would be uh critical especially around you know grant funding
uh and the amount of grants that we get in from the federal government what is the impact on that and if any uh is there any impact we may be facing now because of some of the things that are happening on the federal government level excellent question excellent
uh briefly or do we want to do this at uh if you let's let's do something brief if you can just give us an overall and we can talk about details another time sure um Kellyn Olsbrook director for the department of health as you know council
um we are significantly funded through federal and state grants approximately 60 million and that was even before the absorption of the homeless program and that brings our grant funding to about 99 million um in our assessment of what a federal fees would look like and how
it would impact our department we recognize about $1.7 million in expenses that cover personnel cost supplies and other essential um services that we provide on a monthly basis we're talking 1.7
million monthly when you look at our federal and state grants um we have re recently received a work order a stop work order notice on one of our grants which is impacting some of the projects that we had in progress like our website
development um some uh renovations to our health center as well as creating more employee parking um at our facility and so now we have to go back and um think about what we're able to do with the money that's left for us to spend so
there is a significant impact and we have looked at contingencies which would include the reduction of services possibly looking at personnel as well um but I can provide more detailed information to you um when you see fit
thank you director anything else council Gonzalez and I believe we haven't seen all the impact that may come later from let's say from the federal government they said this these are the first the first salos on on the on the on the war
i believe that we are going to see much more cuts or we might see more cuts coming up in the in the say in the next couple of years yeah we have been warned to prepare for that i mean I think you've seen Governor Murphy's statement about the $350 million cut to the New
Jersey Department of Health and Human Services and so that will definitely impact us we receive STD grants immunization grants that make sure children are appropriately vaccinated before they enter school so you know we are very concerned about the public health um impact that this is going to
have in our city thank Thank you seminar 6A through G are settlements for executive session seminar H through N are professional services contracts h is for litigation defense
matters i is to serve as PDDM attorneys in Nort municipal court during the day j is to serve as PDM attorneys in the Nort municipal court at night k is provide legal services as special
counsel l is for labor and employment matters m is for litigation defense matters and actually council president council members M will be amended on the floor tomorrow to to reflect at the bottom
$77,31148 instead of 76,670.95 thank you and N is for litigation defense matters that one there Mr president council the date I see January 1st 2024 to December
31st 2024 so that is for money already spent usually that's what it means yes mhm all right next item 7r8a is ceremonial street designation for the benefici family sponsored by Councilman Canana second by Councilman
Ramos next item B is recognizing and commending resolutions and C is expressing profound sorrow and regret 7r9a is shared services agreement to
establish shared services among its municipal and county partners should the need arise to appropriately respond to a large-scale incident or multiple simultaneous incidents throughout Essex County any questions councilman Gonzalez
unrelated to this but I have suggested that we had some sharing agreements regarding the inspectors of the city so that we can have inspectors from cities around the the state around Newark that we might
have we might have a service contracted to the uh to the municipalities i haven't heard anything regarding that i would I would love to see if we have done anything to to try to do that and maybe the situation that we have
especially with the elevator inspectors yes we have the director of of engineering here as well as the business administrator if anybody wants to come up eric Pennington business administrator thanks for the good question and
suggestion Councilman Gonzalez it's a u good suggestion i know we made some preliminary inquiries and didn't have much um interest but we have to look at it we don't um pay enough so even internally we have to work on that and and adjust that we are in the process
now i've gotten a a proposal from engineering to adjust the salaries for subcoded elevators which we are seriously considering it is uh constrained by our budget um but it's a very good suggestion and I will work on
it imminently because it's necessary thank you you're welcome all right thank you Mr ba next item 7r12 A and B are change orders for the water department a is a closeout change order for the
repair of the sewer system and B is a change order for the repair of Timberbrook Road and Culver any questions yeah Mr chair Councilman Council I I know you know today is April 1st it won't be April Fools anymore but
we're in paving season uh and if we can get a list of of the streets that are being paved or being worked on uh from the water department as well as engineering I think that would be helpful i know there's a lot of things that are happening out there activity
and a lot of detours that that people are running into now i I noticed the project on my way in that is being paved but if we can get the list of streets that are going to be paved so that we can be in front of it and not behind it I think it'll be uh helpful
thank you madam clerk through you absolutely c is a shared service agreement emergency services of sewer factor jet rotor to respond to sewer main backups perform routine sewer inspection services and conduct
quarterly preventative maintenance at Newark housing authority properties any questions from the council hearing none next item communications item 8A is an ordinance granting a 30-year tax abatement under
HMFA law to Fulton Street Newark LLC for a project to construct a new multifamily housing project consisting of 369 residential units of which 316 are market rate residential rental
units and of which 80 are affordable rental units and five transitional housing units in the central ward any questions on this hearing none next item b is an ordinance
granting a 25-year tax abatement to Newark Portfolio to Urban Renewal LLC for a project to construct a fivestory mixeduse building with 23 two-bedroom residential units inclusive of 18
two-bedroom market rate residential rental units in the West Ward any questions on this yeah I want to uh sponsor this sponsored by Councilman Kelly is there a second second second by Councilwoman Scott Roundry can we advance and adopt first yes
please advance and adopt them first as well all right thank you Councilman advance and adopt if we can one more time the Fton one let's do advance on first advance and adopt them first okay yeah let's advance and adopt a two
duly noted c is an ordinance amending business and occupations to create a new chapter regarding licensing of dockless vehicles used for commercial e deliveries in order to promote improved
sidewalk and street safety in the city of Newark's public rideaway sponsored by Councilman Ramos mr president yes Councilman Ramos yeah I I want to thank the um the city clerk's office Department of Public Safety and I
know Councilman Silva provided some input in the drafting of this legislation but um this is our attempt to try to regulate uh the many food delivery bikes that are riding around the city sometimes lawlessly running
through red lights and riding on city sidewalks so this creates a a licensing requirement um but it also empowers our police division to take some strong enforcement actions uh whenever they do
um encounter a vehicle that is not complying with the city uh laws so just want to thank the council in advance uh for their consideration and also want to affirm that all the appropriate departments including licensing and um
safe public safety didn't did have an opportunity to provide input and make some changes and sign off council President I'd like to second that if there's no second Ramos Kelly question for you Councilman Ramos just a
understanding in terms of like the the the licenses are for each individual owner not necessarily Uber Eats or the company Uber Eats no it's for each operator each and
Okay thank you anything else say I agree with this but I would love to see the same enforcement with the motorcycles let's go erh we have a we have we have some issues with the motorcycles let's
say they come doing wheelies on in front of city hall in front of police officers in front of uh businesses i believe that we have to have enforcement we It's great that we have the ordinance but I believe enforcement is much more needed
in everything that we do here because we legislate but we cannot enforce the laws and some sometimes it's ridiculous what happens on the street even though we have ordinance prohibiting selling gas to the motorcycles in the
city we we have a lot of a lot of ordinances but we don't enforce them i believe it's important that we do enforcement thank you Councilman yeah Mr president Councilman Ramos um I I think what Councilman Gonzalez is speaking about
you know these are more recreational kind of um vehicles it's it's hard to regulate that industry right because these are people who purchase uh these four-wheelers and mopeds for recreational purposes i think here you have commerce uh you have individuals
that are working on behalf of Uber Eats GrubHub and and and these other companies so it does kind of create a narrower universe that that the city can go after but but I agree wholeheartedly with Councilman Gonzalez there there is
legislation that I worked on some years ago that enables the police division to confiscate and destroy uh you know those those uh four-wheelers and and it's just not a problem anymore they're running through suburban towns around the state
and you know it's tough for them because they're non-pursuit laws that the attorney general's office has enacted in the state of New Jersey and it makes it very difficult for local police departments to kind of corral and confiscate these uh vehicles that again
are providing major traffic safety concerns in our community so thank you Councilman Ramos anything else all right hearing none next item D is an ordinance amending business and occupations to create a new chapter
entitled driving school registration to promote improve street safety in the city of Newark's public right away sponsored by Councilman Ramos any question councilman Ramos or Yeah um um Mr president again another you know
this one is little different than the other one but police division and licensing also had an opportunity to review provide some feedback um it's not an attempt to regulate the driving schools because they're licensed by the state of New Jersey but we do get an
occasional um concern on behalf of the community about safety and sometimes where some of these schools kind of set up in residential areas and we we just want to make sure that the police division again has the authority to move
them if they are presenting a traffic safety concern and at the same time the schools would have to identify uh what areas they're going to use as kind of like staging areas uh to provide instruction uh to potential drivers so
Councilman Katana you know it's commendable uh to this ordinance because again there's other cities that do not allow you to as a driving school just go park on in terms of what Councilman Ramos in terms of they they'll go into
the forest hills where there's no cars and they bring these schools some of these schools are not from Newark you know some of these schools are from out of town and if you go into a town like like a Lynhurst uh they will you know they have to go
and get a permit with the county park where they would be able to park and do uh that kind of stuff where there's enough room but on a local street it is prohibited so I agree with Council Ramos in terms of these uh schools that come
out you know that come to Newark because they could get away with it but if you go into those towns they do not allow uh the cones that you put cones on somebody's property and then you show someone how to park what they do in
those in those cities is you got to go into the local park and those those uh those companies must be registered with with the with the county park because that's uh Lindhurds and North Allon does they do that so I just
you know just as a friendly uh suggestion maybe through county parks or or any of those nature you know because taking I've seen these students stew schools and what they do is they drive up streets and and you see the light you
know these young people who are learning how to drive or whoever is learning how to drive with the uh foot on their brake it's very dangerous mr president so Councilman Gonzalez to expand a little bit on that is if you go to behind
Highland Avenue between Berkeley and Taliban they have sometimes three stations to park the the the cars to teach the the students how to park parallel parking uh that's a hindrance
to the to the people that live in those in those communities in addition to having them go around almost the whole day in that neighborhood there this is it creates a safety problem i believe that we have to I I totally agree with
this i believe that we have to to have again enforcement of these ordinances so that at least if they have a permit we know that they are going to be there and perhaps people drive more carefully
around them but if they if you don't know that they're going to be there you are not taking the precautions that you should be taking because there are a lot of people learning how to drive in the area thank you Councilman Gonzalez and if I could Mr president I I and to
Councilman Gonzalez's point I think residents have called um the police division complaining sometimes about um these schools and their practices the problem is that we've never really had a ordinance locally that creates standards
so hopefully here gives the police division a little bit of muscle when they're out there uh responding to some of the quality of life complaints and traffic safety complaints thank you Councilman uh so Councilman R
doesn't mind maybe we want to adopt move first oh thank you can we do both uh yes appreciate that thank you i didn't think about that duly noted all right a question i I do have a question Councilman Ramos just with regards to this uh ordinance um the
one thing it said that that kind of caught me off guard and and maybe you can better explain it it's the in in the application I believe they have to give the name of each and every public street or highway is that more referring to when
they're doing the putting out the cones and and turns not necessarily not driving around okay that's what I was take it a little bit but okay unless unless I'm in a rush in the morning and there's a car in front of me that's from a particular driving school no I'm kidding yeah all right all right that's
only when they're when they're practicing the the parking enforcement like like Councilman Gonzalez mentioned that they set up cones and I I remember over 30 years ago on Freeling Heisen Avenue they're setting up cones and I learned how to parallel park
all right very good uh anything else that's it next ite uh that's it oh no one more item 10 A is approval of the raffle license all right next item mr president um I I know I came in late
uh but I I do want to thank uh Allison Lad and her folks for sending some detail which we just got by email I think before the council meeting regarding the property sales but I think it just gives a lot of detail on the
groups that are appearing before us but it still doesn't address the question about whether other people submitted LOIs for those same properties so unless I missed that in the documentation that was forwarded to us before the council meeting I don't think that's there so
you have a particular property it just gives us a a lot of background on who is appearing on the agenda but it doesn't tell us if other groups submitted LOIs for that property and that's that's kind of like what I've been asking yeah that's and and council memb definitely
what you've been asking and I do believe I received a notice that we're going to get that information today on Lois i they did send some very good detail on the properties that are on the agenda
and the groups that are recommended to buy those properties but like I said even if it's like a five-year window did we get LOIs from three other groups and you know justification why those three groups weren't selected and why the group that's on the agenda was selected
that's absolutely I think we all not trying to make life difficult i just like to see some justification connected to the recommendations thank you Council Ramos great mr president if I may Councilman I had to ask Director Lad also for a a
list of all the tax abatement projects that we have in the pipeline and where we are in terms of the process let's say whether we have had meetings with the developers uh where are we because we have a lot of people complaining that
they have projects but we haven't seen any tax availment meetings in like a month and a half so I believe it's imperative that we have let's say that we know what is happening and why we are not getting the applications right
great point thank you Councilman uh Gonzalez all right let's go for [Music] the We are now at the public portion of the meeting in which each speaker has three minutes to speak please state your name
for the record is there anyone wishing to address the council uh good morning um here on behalf of uh Oprah that I put in for the Newark Environmental Commission it's 25 days i'm just asking
for the minutes why is the residents not being able to get the minutes to the environmental commission meetings which I I'm sorry I'm trouble hearing which commission you're from the envir environmental Oh the environmental commission meet uh minutes right they're
issued to the council and the mayor's office they give recommendations so we're starting to do a little research are some of them members the scout of developers because I don't see where
there's a conflict of interest in the ordinance or how y'all put them into place they have people on the planning board they have uh upfront information on brownfields uh land acquisitions and all these
different components i see a lot of environmental people that's not in NORC have more interest and information on what's going on in NORC than the actual residents that's in North they have environmental lawyers
that's out of North they making money they suing on behalf of NOR let's look at the Pake River where's those funds going to is it going to the outside lawyers that's not from DO that's calling themselves
environmentals uh we have information on what about their nonprofits there seems to be a big push for environmental but we still have have high cancer rates we have more diialysis
centers that's in the city of North in a minute i'm asking for a special meeting to have those commissioners come before us and I want them to answer if they have any other interest than the residents do they have
a nonprofit that has applied for EPA or D grants because they have firsthand information we do not have that information they have the records so they did give me some information that was from 2017 to 2015 why didn't they
give me 2018 2019 2020 other one is where where did the Hess fund money go to for each ward i want to have that information too so we're going to be cons I'm going to give
this to you too um also on your website for the environmental is back to 2024 we don't even know when their meetings is in 2025 all right thank you all right thank you for your [Music]
comments is there any other speakers i don't see any other speakers so unless there's something we're going to go into executive session all right yeah real quick Councilman and I know you and I um were trying to schedule education committee meeting to invite
some of the local universities and colleges um and I know they had thrown out a few dates and I just wanted to ask your chair if we can consider the 22nd because I think um Dr boachi at Essis County College wants to participate or
send somebody and they have some availability issues because of the break and stuff like that so I know originally it was scheduled for the 8th um so I wanted to see if we can move it to the 22nd okay we'll do Thank you thank you councilman Council you available the
22nd yeah you got it i'm on vacation but I'll come in just for that meeting on vacation yes i wish all right let's let's schedule it for April 22nd all
right thank you anything anything else from the council anything from the administration okay good morning eric Pennington business administrator just uh two brief items just want to bring to the council's attention that the city filed a lawsuit against the GEO group which intends to
run this ICE facility at the Laney Hall for their failure to allow the city to inspect essential systems the elevators fire suppression system um any of their uh facilities where they're going to be cooking or serving food uh there was a
failure to allow access to inspect electrical work and plumbing work which has obviously been done in the fact that they've been holding training classes at the facility without getting a continuing certificate of occupy or a new certificate of occupancy and there has been no application to the zoning
board they filed suit actually early this morning the expectation that was that it would have been done yesterday but it has been done uh we're on top of it the complaint is available publicly um and I can get copies to the council if they would like
issue two is with respect to the legislation i think it's been sponsored by Councilman Ramos and he the dockless bike system ordinance spoke about the departments having an opportunity to weigh in on that i don't believe engineering had any opportunity to weigh in um and that once the agenda came out
that's the first time they were made aware of it i don't know that there's any issue but I am going to ask them to take a look at it just to see if there's an issue um I think it's fine it generally makes sense to me that we have better oversight of these delivery services um but I do want to make sure
that there's no impact on the scooters that are being uh rented out and that sort of thing i think it's fine but we would like to take a look at that have the opportunity to take a look at it from an engineering perspective yeah I have no objection it I don't I don't believe it affects the um bird and what
what's the other company vo I think it is yeah yeah this is strictly the food delivery bikes but you know I have no objection still have some time to make changes if they're reasonable recommendations okay great thank you
thank you Councilman uh that's it for me unless there's any questions anything councilman council yeah Mr ba yes sir in relations to the the lady hall issue uh there was there was notice about a stop work order uh being placed at the
facility and you know my uh interest behind that is that we utilize the full arm of the law that we have put in place around that stopwork ordinance and so if we are really detailed and you know our
folks from UCCC and engineering really looks at the ordinance then I think we are in good position uh to be able to go into Delaney Hall and do the things that are that are needed uh to be able to you know halt some of the stuff that they
were doing right the ordinance speaks very intentionally and specifically to work being done after stop work order has been put up and what the role and responsibility of the city can be based on the law and the fines that can be assessed and the roles and
responsibilities that we have and so if we would to dive into that I think it would uh you know give us some additional leverage of what is happening over at Delaney Hall which I'm totally against thank you for that councilman and
Council to that point in addition to the order to show cause that was filed in superior court we are pursuing the ordinance in municipal court as well uh to the extent that the operation continues to do work post the stop work order we will pursue those remedies as
well thank you mr b if you could just make share the uh the order show cause with all the council members yes thank you all right thank you Mr ba sure uh Mr clerk before we go to executive session
I my understanding is the developer for Nvente Investments is here is that okay which is on page 16 for everyone on SE 7R2F uh Mr muhammad you come to the mic i'mma let I'mma let Councilman
Gonzalez do his voad mr muhammad I'm Muhammad your mic and are you a resident of the city of Newark yes I am how much development have you done in the city of Newark before i've been doing development for 30 years in New York my first piece of property that
I got from New York was 19 uh 96 and we've been doing development i do I'm a uh construction management i work for Nenteic oh i work for other uh uh construction companies too but they did
two uh projects last year as did the builder but what they looking to do they want to build for themselves so that's why they trying to So Nente Navventi is a developer it's a it's a mother and daughter builders team and they're residents of New York too okay okay and
they have developed before in the city of New York yes they have okay thank you all right all right thank you i I with with you being here and that being said I I would remove my the deferment let's move forward with it as opposed to
deferring that one yes thank you all right now let's get a roll call go in exe unless there's anything else executive session roll call for executive session yes yes
yes yes yes yes all right everybody let's run upstairs so we can get in and out had a good one we had a good one today