to an order order. >> No, I couldn't. >> No, >> but we're on. >> We're We're rolling. >> We're rolling. >> Okay. Uh, this meeting has been advertised in the appropriate newspapers, posted on the uh township uh
website and door uh in accordance with the public records act. This is an official meeting. Uh, attendance. Jim Cus here. Gerard Paresi >> here. >> Lori Monaco >> here.
>> Marilyn Delato's here. Brad Graves not here. >> He was going to zoom in, but I guess he didn't make it. >> Steven Toesco >> here. >> Vicky Ray here. Joseph Hannon >> here. >> Okay. Can I have a motion to approve the
minutes of the February 12th meeting as distributed? >> So moved. Any adjustments, corrections, additions? >> Wasn't that the one Brad amended? >> Hi, Brad. >> Dr. Brad, wasn't that the one Brad
amended? Or was that the month before? >> Month before. I'm sorry. All right. >> You got me to see you. >> Is there somebody in a Harlow commercial?
>> Trouble. Uh and all those in favor >> I >> I >> opposed. Minister approve. >> I >> landlord tenant issues. Uh I only got two things. One 688 P Avenue when I
thought it was gone to sleep. It has it woke up again. Well, >> uh, I got a call from one of the tenants saying the the new owner met with the tenants and she was all upset because the new owner wanted them all out.
>> And I said, "Well, you can't >> what?" >> Yeah. >> Wanted them all out. Can't do that. They got to go to landlord tenant court. So then I said, "You have the contact information for the new owner." So they gave me the contact information for the new owner. I
called the new owner. woman uh she started elf by saying, "But I can't pay the mortgage. I got to increase the rents. I got to get them I gota higher rent. They need higher rent." And I said, and she said, "I met with the tenants. Everybody was nice and everybody, you know, most of they all
said they were going to leave." I said, "Well, this one I got a call from one of them saying they do not live, but how am I going to pay the mortgage?" >> I should have thought of that. >> Call the attorney. I I said to her, "Look, if you bought that property," she
said, "I paid Yeah. How much did you pay?" 1.2 million. Said, "If you overpaid for that property, you overpaid for it." And she said, "Well, the attorney for the seller represented that everybody would be out and you should be able to put new tenants in after." So, I
said, "But your recourse is to go after the old that attorney. If you've got proof, go after the attorney." And I said, "If you want to come to the meeting, we meet on the second Thursday." I invited her to this meeting. I think she's going to show up, but uh so so that's the uh >> Does she have it in writing? Did she
>> Well, I said, "If you have proof, I said I'm not an her attorney, but >> she would have came if she had proof." >> That's what I would have if I were you, that's what I would do. If you property was misread88, >> you said that's the one, forgive me, where she was the old owner lied. the
old owner tried to >> say you had to be out and she said you were supposed to close December 5th. So cons it was consistent story with what I had heard before where the old owner said you have to be out December 1st because by December 15th I closed by December and this one she said they were
supposed to close on Jesus December 15th. So there was a consistent. >> So there are rights she's not called to pay those clearly. >> No. >> What a shame. >> It's a four family. It's anti- eviction. They have to have a reason to evict them. >> Yeah. I mean, it's Yes. I I told you I
said to the tenant, they can't just kick you out. You've got no tenant court. They have to have cause and there are very few causes. >> But if you're paying your rent, if you're paying your rent, not causing a problem. >> Wait, if three of them agree, why are you going to court? Am I Am I wrong? >> Okay, I'll leave.
>> If three of them leave, then we >> If I agree to leave, why do you have to? Right. >> Right. Right. But the one does not want to leave. >> I have to understand that. But the other three, they want to leave. They don't want to leave voluntarily around those three units. >> I understand. Yeah. You can't get rid of somebody. If they go to leave, you don't
have to go to court. Leave. >> But I don't want to keep you because they're probably paying a lot less time. >> I don't blame them. >> She called if this is all true. I kind of feel bad for the owner, but I don't because if you don't have this in
if you could prove that the lawyer misrepresented the property, you have reason to go after. >> What's the average rent there? Do we know? Do you know? >> Um about 1300. >> Oh, my on. >> That's why they don't want to leave.
>> They ain't going anywhere. >> Where they going to go? Right. So that that's the saga of that one. Then I have another phone call from a guy, but it's only a three three units. >> Okay. >> And it's got a store underneath and and three apartments >> above >> above and the landlord wants to increase
them 25%. >> The store the >> res apartment 25%. >> I said what are you paying? He said about $1,000. I said there is thing called
unconscionable increases but that's kind of vague as to you know and it's up to would be up to the rent board to determine but that's when I asked him what is he paying and I said so he's going to you know going to 1300 he said yeah about there and I said well that's going to be kind of difficult to
>> it's all relative if he was paying 2500 we would we that would be a >> it was a yeah but he's so far under because he said he had to have an increase in what >> the old owner didn't is a new owner and and the old owner uh didn't go for much
increasing. >> The old-timers don't. >> No. So, that's my saga of landlord tenant issues. >> That's interesting. >> Just want to remind everybody about the disclosure statement. >> Did mine today?
>> So, I did mine. >> I that that email about it and >> I had problems. The link is in the email and I finally figured out >> the link is in the email but you need your ID and password. >> I was saved. Thank God I just then you
could make one up. >> I was supposed to have missed this totally the email. >> Yeah, >> but I've been dealing with a child uh in the hospital. No, we tonslectomy and had to go back to the hospital for bleeding and we're
there for a week and you know. >> Okay. So I I could miss emails >> if you need it. Uh town clerk clerk's office can send you do it again. Eleni >> Okay. >> And it's it's a disclosure statement. >> Yeah, it's a disclosure.
>> Financial disclosure statement. >> Basically conflict of interest. >> I still don't know why they need to know all that, but you know what I'm >> conflict of interest. I mean if you own port, you know, percentage certain of a of a business that does business with no >> that kind of stuff.
But that really wouldn't affect your making a judgment about a rent issue. >> No, but anybody who's a town official has to do it. Any town official has to do it. >> Um, so from the mayor on down, >> did the email come from you or
>> No, it came from LA. >> Ela. Okay. >> Oh, you didn't get it? >> I don't know. I I just said I've been at the hospital often. >> Yeah, but she sent she sent that a week before you could get online. Right. Yes. You couldn't start. You couldn't do it until you conceived, you know, but not
to file it before April 1. Right. Right. >> But people tried to file it and then they were complaining. She said she said I told them not before April 1. >> I had a different issue. >> First I went on my computer and it said that uh my my program whatever word or word per
whatever the hell it was is too old to go in there. you want to download, you could download the new the Okay, let me download the new version. And I hit download button and it says the new version is no longer available. So then
I sent Elena an email that I couldn't do it and she mailed me and all it was was the instructions. I had them from the last time. No change. So but anyway, then as far as getting on the government link to do it, it was nothing boom boom. >> Yeah. the word they
>> stuff is already there from the last time we refuse. >> Oh, >> because if you use that you everything goes up to their cloud. Yes. And I refuse. >> So you do yours on paper? >> No, I have I have I have on my I bought
the software the office program. >> So I have it on my laptop. Gotcha. >> As opposed to now they want you because even I can't get you know add to your calendar. I can't do I because then you you've got to use Outlook 365,
>> right? >> And I refuse to to do that. >> Yes. Yes. >> I hate the computer. >> Just a reminder to everybody because there is potentially a penalty if you don't do it. >> All done.
>> Is it next? Next, next. Nothing changes the same as last year. >> I love that. Uh any any open discussion? Anything else you want to talk about? >> If not, >> no sir. >> I will entertain a motion to adjourn.
>> So moved. >> Second. >> Second. >> All those in favor? >> I turned that 411. >> 10 minutes. >> Wow. >> I just left shop. I said I got to go to a meeting. No, last too long.
>> My meeting last too long. Never. >> But what she says to others doesn't have >> Are you coming back? >> Do we >> I saiding or I don't know how >> I think >> now when you that is what you picked up, right? >> Same place in the rear
>> in the back building. Yeah. >> Same place. >> And then somebody comes out. >> There's always somebody back. Usually somebody back there sorting. >> They don't want any uh they there's a lot of things they don't accept. Maybe car seats a
>> touchcreen. >> They don't take CDs or books. >> No. >> Huh? >> Family service crew. Is that what you're talking about? >> Yeah. The thrift shop. >> Yeah. Turn all the money. >> They don't want to. They won't pick electronics. U nothing. Baby stuff. Liability. No car.
>> See around. >> Although if you have something really good and >> zoomed in. >> No, no. What I was going to say was pay >> zoomed out all the way. That's great. You know somebody who's looking for something match doesn't do it. >> You're right. You're right. She's good
like that. >> I was president of the board for four years. >> Oh yeah. They'll sell anything for a dollar and a quarter. >> Fairfield. >> Oh boy. >> I'm 46. >> I I don't know. I