of this meeting has been provided as specified in the act. Proper notice of this open public meeting was provided in the notice of January 6th, 2026. Said notice was posted in the entrance of the Nutley Board of Education offices, sent to the Nutley Township Clerk, sent to
Tap into Notley, sent to district newspapers on January 15th, and posted on the district website. Ladies and gentlemen, flag salute. Mr. Deisa, roll call.
>> Yes, I said. All right. Mr. Balsamo >> here. >> Mr. Danek Martin >> here. >> Dr. Dia >> here. >> Mr. Delpiano >> here. >> Mr. Fragginel's >> here. >> Mr. Gilbert >> here. >> Mrs. Quirk >> here. >> Mr. Scotty >> here.
>> Mr. Ferraro. >> Um, Mr. Dvita, have we any correspondence? >> Any correspondence? >> Uh, nope. No correspondence. >> Okay. Um, somebody make a motion for approval of minutes. >> Motion.
>> Second. >> Okay. Now it's time for our superintendence report. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Sorry. Uh good evening. I'd like to begin by thanking our students, families, faculty, and staff for their cooperation and flexibility during the most recent
winter storm. Uh these events require coordination across many departments and we appreciate everyone's patience and understanding. I would also like to remind families that if they've not currently signed up for the school messenger system or if they need to update their contact information, they
should please contact their school's main office to ensure they receive timely communications. I am I am pleased to announce that enrollment for next year's preschool program is now open. As always, placement will be dependent upon state funding levels and the level of interest
we receive. If applications exceed available seats, a lottery will be held to ensure an equitable and transparent process. Included on tonight's agenda are several key personnel recommendations. I am recommending Michael Hanley for the position of supervisor of special
services and Michael Sebeck for the position of supervisor of science and technology. Both candidates bring an exciting new lens to our district as well as a passion for Nutley's core values and we are excited to welcome them to the district as we continue to
build on our positive momentum and growth. Also on the agenda is the recommendation to appoint Antinet Franicola as substitute principal at Lincoln School. Antonet has spent her entire career in Nutley public schools, teaching multiple
elementary grades for over 19 years, most recently overseeing our extended day program serving more than 700 students. We look forward to supporting her in this new role as she oversees the day-to-day operations of Lincoln School. I would like to take a moment to thank
the faculty and staff at Lincoln School. Over the past several weeks, members of the central office team and I have made it a priority to be present and supportive during this transition. The Lincoln School staff has been professional, collaborative, and student
centered throughout, and we are grateful for their continued dedication to our students. I would also like to to extend my sincere thanks to our buildings and grounds department for their extensive snow removal efforts over the weekend and for preparing our buildings for
students and staff this morning. Thank you as well to Nutley Department of Public Works for their excellent work maintaining our roadways. While we may wish the snow and ice season was behind us, it appears we may still have a few more weeks to go and we appreciate
everyone's continued efforts. Tonight, I'm proud to highlight several outstanding athletic accomplishments from the past month. Nutley High School had an exceptional showing at the Essex County Wrestling Championships with three county champions,
Izzy Tempanera, Michelle Gclaves, and Aiden Rottbound. In addition, our girls winner track team set a new Essis County record at the 4 by 200 relay. A tremendous achievement. We also congratulate Mayor Range Ranges who won
the Essex County Championship in the 3200 meter run. We're also proud to share that Nley has been selected to host the girls wrestling district championships, reflecting the strength of our athletic program and our district's uh reputation as a host site.
Our students also continue to excel in the arts at the regional and state level. Uh, three students have been selected to have their work displayed at the Morris Museum's Fresh Perspective exhibit. Ganna Nabes, Maline Nelasco, and
Samantha Ramos. One student, Viha Kathakonda, will have her artwork displayed at the Arts Administrators in New Jersey emerging artist exhibit this Sunday at Kain University. Four of our band students were accepted
into the North Jersey Area Band Sophonic Band. Jake Aman New Zelli, my apologies if I mispronounced, Matthew Loser,
Jo uh Johanna Park, and Jesus Rodriguez. We also recognize Mr. Vicarella who served as the conductor of the North Jersey Area Band High School Percussion Ensemble. And then there were 31 coral students. 31 coral students were accepted into the 2026 North Jersey School Music
Association Reason One Honor Choir. I'm going to read all their names. Um, Zachary Alameda, Michaela Albert, Joaris Al Faroh, Samantha Alper, Alexandra Emitz, Cameron Anderson, Ripley Belaloo,
Noah Blazic, Lincoln Bose, Mary Broco, Gabriella Crowe, Veronica Daniels, Luke Dono, Sophia Duke, Duka, Bethany Duffy, Sarah Eastman, Abigail, Antella Frank,
Roman Garatina, Benjamin Guanzan, Samuel Guanzan, Daniel Kyle Block, Julian Leon, Aiden Menddees, Emmer Emerson Morales, Natasha Nason, Gia Palumbo, Reva Patel,
Dish, Disha Rad Hackan, I'm sorry, Lyanna Shepard, Sophia Torres, Joseph Oglier, Katherine Van Hton. It's amazing. Special recognition goes to Cameron Anderson and Veronica Daniels for
earning the top score in their vocal parts. Noah Blasik for receiving the highest overall score in the entire region. One orchestra student, Issa Song, was accepted to to the 2026 New Jersey SMA Region One Honors Orchestra.
Uh just goes to show what our music program produces. Um these are high honors for our students. Um, and great job to the entire department. I would also like to thank our math supervisor, Jen Koviello, for her work with STEM New Jersey and Mathnasium and
hosting last week's STEM night at John H. Walker Middle School. Uh, this event was very well attended and a wonderful experience for our students and families. At Nutley High School, we recently hosted another wellness panel focused on goal setting and strategies for achieving personal and academic
goals. Continue our commitment to supporting the whole child. Uh looking ahead next month, we have our Raising Raiders family night on February 25th at Spring Garden School, and we look forward to another strong community turnout. Uh the next couple days, next
two weeks actually will be cold. Uh we ask you to uh check on your neighbors as we move forward together. Um thank you, Mr. Vice President. >> Thank you, M. Thank you, Mr. Bay. Uh Mr. Devidita uh business administrators
report. >> Okay. Thank you. Over the past couple of months, we have begun the process of developing the 2026 27 budget. Principles and directors have submitted their requests and met with myself, the superintendent, and state monitor to
review them. Uh salaries and districtwide budgets are also being compiled and analyzed. The first phase of the state's web-based budget software was released last week and state aid figures will be released after the governor's budget address um at the last
week of February or the first week of March depending on when um she does it. Uh the preliminary budget will be approved by the board at its March 16th board meeting and submitted to the county office for their review. The final budget will then be presented to the public at the April 27th board
meeting. Thank you. Uh, thank you, Mr. Dvita. Uh, now we'll have our student representative report, Matt Lee. A quick recap from December. Um, our student council focused on giving back to to the community through several
charity initiatives. Student council partnered with Key Club to organize a holiday and toy gift drive um benefiting the children's oncology ward at the Beth Israel Hospital collecting donations to support patients and their families during the holiday season. Um in
addition to this um the student council hosted the annual deck the halls event where staff decorated their doors and um their entry fees were collected. the winning the winning door decoration um donated their all the donated the entry
fees to their charitable cause. Uh during this month we also had our music program um had their annual yuide to promote and they also we also had our wellness panel um for managing stress throughout the b busy holiday and exam season. Uh this
last month in January, we focused on uh goal setting and preparing students for future success. The counseling department hosted an an uh hosted an alumni college panel where Nelly High School graduates shared their college experiences, advice, and insights with
current students. We also assisted with the new to district student or orientation alongside the administration to welcome and support new students to the district into our school community. Um throughout the month we also had multiple goal setting panels and speaker
events were held including sessions featuring the Chamber of Commerce and Tom Mioli. These discussions emphasize career exploration, personal growth, and how students can set realistic and attainable goals over the next several years.
In the following month in February, student council um is highlighting the importance of diversity, inclusion, and student engagement. Uh we are in the works of planning a volleyball tournament. Uh in addition to this, the student
council is also collaborating with our AP government students on a project to propose a reddraft of the declaration of independence in honor of our upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States. This draft will then be sent to the middle school to be revised and the
preschoolers, elementary school students of Nelly will sign this. Um, in addition to this, um, any ninth, 10th, and 11th grade students, make sure you complete your course scheduling forms for the upcoming academic year.
And our last event of February will be in partnership with the AP art students to organize an interactive art event featuring studentled stations showcasing artistic traditions and art forms across the world. This event emphasize will emphasize cultural appreciation,
creativity, and inclusivity within the school community. Thank you. >> Uh thank you, uh Matt. Uh as Mr. Ferrara always says, uh if you have homework or something to get to, uh now would be a good time for you to go to do that. And
thank you for being here with us tonight. Uh now we'll move on to committee reports. Uh academic Mrs. Danek Martin. >> Thank you Mr. Vice President. The academic committee met on January 20th.
In attendance were myself, Mr. Delpiano, Miss Quirk, Mr. Ba, Miss Locan Solo, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Vmeister. The committee discussed a request to conduct an action research project in the district. We discussed the chain of communication. We reviewed the
recommended committee meeting schedule. We received an update on the ongoing student matters. We received several uh we reviewed several personnel matters. We discussed the process for developing the 2026 27 academic calendar. Uh we
discussed facilities staffing and programming updates regarding the sixth grade transition. The committee reviewed out ofate and overnight field trip and professional development requests. We also reviewed the findings and recommendations for dual enrollment and
option two opportunities. Mr. Williams joined the committee to discuss the 202627 Nutley High School program of studies and the committee also discussed the changes and additions. The next meeting of the academic committee is scheduled
for February 17th at 5:30. Thank you. >> Thank you, Mrs. Danek Martin. Uh administration committee, Mr. Scotty. Yes, Mr. Vice President, the administration meet the excuse me, the administration committee met on January
20th. In attendance were myself, Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Balsamo, Mr. Ba, and Mr. Vmeister. Uh, the committee introduced Trous Alert 236 and was provided with the alert summary for a more thorough review in February. The committee also discussed facilities, staffing, and
programming updates regarding the sixth grade transition. The committee also discussed the midpoint of the connected evaluation cycle and discussed the chain of communication. The committee also reviewed and recommended committee meetings schedules and the committee also reviewed the findings and
recommendations for dual enrollment and option two opportunities. Uh furthermore, the committee received an update on an ongoing student matter. The committee uh reviewed several personnel matters. The committee also discussed the process for developing the 2026 and
2027 academic calendar and the next meeting of the administration committee is scheduled for February 17th. >> Thank you, Mr. Scotty. Uh finance committee, Mr. Fragile. >> Yep. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. Uh finance committee met on January 20th.
Uh in attendance was myself, President Ferraro, Dr. Delea, Miss Makis, Mr. Vana, Mr. Dvidita, and Mr. Pariji. We received a monthly insurance update from our insurance brokers and discussed the preliminary budget projections for the next school year. We received an update on facilities projects, the middle
school media center and the classroom conversion, digital signs at the high school and the middle school, the IT chiller, the HVAC system and the media center, uh, Washington and Lincoln school HVAC, the paving at Washington School, and the walkway in the back of Yanico. We discussed the payment
application too for the middle school media center project. We discussed the change order for the for the middle school media center project. We received an update regarding the 202627 budget meetings. Also, an RFP for the forensic audit has been sent out. We
reviewed resolutions including payment applications and change orders and grant amendments. The next meeting has not yet been scheduled. Thank you, Mr. Vice President. >> Thank you, Mr. Fragginals. Now, we turn to the hearing a citizens portion of our meeting. Uh we now come
to the portion of our meeting where we allow members of the public to address the board. In this section, we allow questions or comments on reports, resolutions, and all school related matters. Our board regulations uh 167 allow 20 minutes to the uh for these
communications. Each person shall be limited to three minutes and we ask that you try to stay within this requirement. Speakers may speak more than once only after all others wishing to speak on a topic have been heard. All the statements will be directed to
me as the chairperson and no one may address uh board members individually. Please be reminded that if your statement is too lengthy, abusive, obscene, irrelevant or redundant, your participation may be terminated. Please remember to state your name and address
each and every time you address the board. Does have does anyone have any questions at this time? Hi, my name is Kim Van Wart, 34 Ivy Place. Uh, just a couple questions. Uh, first, I hear that unlike the last meeting and this meeting, we're hearing
that conversations are happening with transition and what's going on with the middle school, but are we going to get an actual update about how it's going? cuz unfortunately the rumor mill definitely flies and doesn't sound great. So would love to get some clarification on the things that are going on there. Um heat related, uh
bathrooms not working. Um worrying about will the sixth graders have gym class? So again, rumors I know, which is why I'd love some clarification. And then I have a secondary thing with transportation. >> You want me to clarify? >> Yeah. So I can give you somewhat of an update. Um we've been going through a
lot with our supervisors as well as our middle school staff. I can tell you that um the facilities are coming along. Um I have been in there. Um the the rooms are framed. We're working through the final stages of HVAC, electricity. To my understanding, everything's on track
with our middle school media center. Um we do hope that it is um completed before schedule and we do hope to start having meetings there to showcase that facility, especially with the team that kicked us off last year and and you were on that team. Yeah. Um the middle school
um bottom floor configuration is at the bid. I believe the bid openings are February 12th. That's on schedule as well. Uh we're not foreseeing any any delay there. Uh we have met um with with staffing. We we surveyed the staff to see who would be interested. We had an
overwhelming response uh the week the second week after we got back in January. I met with every staff member individually. U we spoke about the transition uh soon. and we'll be notifying them who's going um and we will be starting to meet with them to start developing the curriculum and
program. Our um our rationale is that uh the teachers that show interest, the teachers will work with our middle school staff, our administration, our supervisors develop the program that we're kind of laying out. We have done a lot of work with our middle school leadership team. Um as a new vice
principal started, we have started actually scheduling the building for next year. Um, and we are pretty much completed with that, ensuring that every classroom has a place, every student has a place. We've run a mock student schedule and we're in the final stages completing that. So, we've been doing a
lot of work with with the middle school project. Um, every checkpoint we've gotten through gives us more confidence that this is going to happen and we're excited to to do that. Um, although um you may not hear or see, I would not put much stock in the rumors that you're
hearing. >> Right. That's why I came here to ask the questions. There you go. >> Um, and the second thing actually, uh, Mr. Bany, there was an email a few months back that I had written to you, um, just seeing if there's an update, obviously with the uptick, um, with the terrible accidents that are happening
and individuals getting hit. Specifically, my question is specifically about Radcliffe and the issues that were brought up with our transportation and our drop off and pickup location, which is on a two-way road, very small. Um, I had made mention, you know, other people were brought into it. I know it's not just a
BOE problem, it's also a town problem, but hadn't received any updates other than being told it would be looked into. So, >> yeah. So, I I can tell you that I I was at Rackcliffe several mornings looking at that personally, you know, on that on that street. I did talk to chief police several times regarding that matter as well as the building principal, but how
we could move internal resources, how we could strategize. Um, since visiting that with the principal, I have not received feedback. I feel like some of those issues were we found remedies to some of those issues. I can revisit it with Mr. Carney as well as some of our other buildings. Just in general, all of
our buildings are very stressed at drop off and pickup time. Having spent three or four weeks at Lincoln School, whether it's Brown Street or Harrison A where that cross is that very stressful there at Lincoln School. And the same goes for Rackley School on Chestnut Street. I believe you're pertaining to >> specifically since it's a two-way street. Yeah. Parking on,
>> you know, in Yanuka, I don't know the name of that road. Even even our early childhood center, you know, is is stressed. We have neighborhood schools that a lot of people, you know, drive to and and double park in that case. And I think that's some of the issue working with the Department of Public Safety. They've been wonderful. I have to say,
uh, the chief has been great in helping us deal with some of these things. Some of these need bigger um solutions than, you know, and we'll continue to look at it as we go forward. I'd be happy to talk about specific concerns offline. Um, and I'm sorry for not getting back. >> No, that's okay. Again, I know it wasn't just a town like just the school
situation. So if I have to go to a commissioner meeting and bring it to their attention again, I have no problem doing that. But I just wanted to see if the school district itself has kind of been there to see it. You know, again, I can only speak for Radcliffe and it's it's a real problem like there like it's shocking that we haven't had an accident
there yet in in this time. So I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Sure. >> I think I have another question. Go to you first. Hi, Venus Hernandez, 274 East Pac Avenue, corner of Columbia.
Um, I know this is again something that probably has to go to the town, but if you guys can help facilitate, there's been a lot of kids getting hit by cars. There's no crossing car crossing guard at center and Franklin in the morning or in the afternoon. Also, Center and Ravine, that's where the biggest spots
are that hit. Is there any way that you guys can help in facilitating and trying to get crossing guards there? >> Mr. Bainy, >> thank you Mr. >> I know it's a public safety. >> As you know, crossing guards are run out of Department of Public Safety and we have a great relationship with them and they do a great job. I can continue
conversations about what you're bringing forward uh with them uh to see what they can deploy. Uh my understanding is some of the unfortunate things that have occurred um have occurred far from our schools, not necessarily, you know, at a crosswalk in front of our school or something like that. Some on on Center
Street, you know, pretty a couple blocks from our schools. But I I do recognize what you're saying and I'll be sure to talk about that with um >> yeah, like this morning was a 13-year-old girl walking to the middle school. Friday was Thursday was a mom with two kids in kindergarten that was
hit at that those intersections. So, if anything that you guys can do, >> you're referring to the ones on Center Street, >> the Center in Franklin and Center and Ravine this morning. And then >> like I again I know this has nothing to do with you guys, but there was no delayed opening today. I feel like a delayed opening could have helped.
>> Well, that does that. That's me, right? So, so I I understand uh your concern. I I analyzed everything yesterday and felt that was the best call for the district. >> Yeah. I just think it's hard because there's sidewalks that aren't shoveled. Like my son walks to school. He's in
eighth grade. He There's only two directions he can walk. He can walk Eastbake to center or down Columbia A to Bloomfield A. Okay. So again, this has nothing to do with you guys, but sidewalks aren't shoveled and it's like, you know, one of my big things like I
asked Unnly Parents like who shovels by the the power lines? I guess it's PSEG. Well, if my son walks to school, that's a big section. It's not shoveled. He has to walk in the street. East Pay A right where she lives on Ivy, the corner of
Ivy and um and Center and the corner of East Pacin Center. It's not shoveled. It was not safe for my son to walk to school. He had to take an Uber. He's 13. Like, and again, I know this has something to do with you guys, but you know, I just feel like maybe if there was a delayed opening that could have
helped. And >> I do think an hour and a half later that snow would still be there. Yeah. Um No, I I do want to give a shout out to Mike Priy, Timmy Coer, their whole team. Yeah, >> they did a great job with our facilities and when we found those things adjacent to our schools, they actually went out
and helped remedy those situations as well as best we could. But we cannot go out and and shovel private. No, I know you guys can't, but maybe if we can, you know, again, help push the call because I am going to call the police because today about the corner of Hillside and
Chestnut when I was picking John Michael up from school today, I had I stopped in the crosswalk and I watched kids cross and they were climbing over the snow because whoever owns that property didn't even cut a hole for the kids. Like, they were literally climbing over. So if again if
this is something that you guys can just help with in saying hey can you please go out and check these and ticket and stuff like that because it's just not safe for the kids that are walking and my main concern was those crosswalks. >> Thank you for your feedback. >> Thank you.
>> Thank you. Is there anybody else looking to come to the mic to speak tonight? Seeing none, um, uh, motion to close the hearing of
citizens portion. >> Make a motion. Second. >> Okay. Uh, just go to the Okay. Okay. Um, now for our resolutions, uh, academic, uh, Mrs. Danchek Martin.
>> Yes, Mr. Vice President. I'd like to move academic resolutions 1 through five as written. >> Second. >> Discussion. >> Sorry. >> Mr. Deilla. >> Mrs. Danek Martin. >> Yes. >> Dr. Dia.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Delpano. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fragel's. >> Yes. >> Mr. Gilbert. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Quirk. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scotty. >> Yes. >> Mr. Balsamo. >> Yes. >> Yes. Uh, administration. Mr. Scotty. >> Yes. Mr. Vice President I'd like to move
administration resolutions 1 through 4 as >> second >> discussion. >> Mr. Devita >> Mrs. Danek Martin >> yes >> Dr. Dia >> yes >> Mr. Delpano >> yes >> Mr. Fragile
>> yes >> Mr. Gilbert >> yes >> Mrs. Quirk >> yes >> Mr. Scotty >> yes >> Mr. Balsamo >> yes uh finance resolutions Mr. Fragginals >> thank you Mr. Mr. Vice President, I'd like to move finance resolutions 1
through 10 as written >> discussion. >> Mr. Dvita, >> Mrs. Danek Martin, >> yes. >> Dr. Dia, >> yes. >> Mr. Delpiano, >> yes. >> Mr. Fragginels, >> yes. >> Mr. Gilbert, >> yes. >> Mrs. Quirk, >> yes. >> Mr. Scotty, >> yes.
>> Mr. Balsamo, >> yes. Um, policy. Um, Mr. Scotty. >> Yes, Mr. Vice President. I'd like to move policy resolution written. >> Second >> discussion.
>> Mr. Dvita. >> Mrs. Danchek Martin. >> Yes. >> Dr. Dia. >> Yes. >> Mr. Delpano. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fragel's. >> Yes. >> Mr. Gilbert. >> Mrs. Quirk. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scotty. Yes, >> Mr. Balsamo.
>> Yes. Personnel, Mr. Delia. >> Thank you, Mr. Vice President. I'd like to move personnel as written. Resolution one. >> Second. >> Discussion. Um, I just wanted to take a moment. Uh, I
don't normally do this. Uh, on tonight's agenda for Supervisor Special Ed, Michael Hanley. I've known him and his family a very long time, and I think this is a really good get for our town. If I may, Mr. Vice President, I'd like to say welcome to Mr. Hanley and Mr.
Cbeck. And I promised my daughters I would also uh take a pause as I was reviewing the agenda. Um there are retirements listed and I want to uh give a heartfelt congratulations to those uh
retirees that are coming up. um specifically our Washington school teachers that treated our daughters like family. Um we trusted them with our our our heart and soul and our most prized possessions which are our children and
they they never let us down. Uh we have some wonderful educators that are um announcing their retirement. I couldn't help but uh say um congratulations to them. your long story careers and uh as the saying goes, goodbye tension, hello
pension. So congratulations. Um I'd be remiss if I didn't at least say that and fulfill my promise to my daughters. >> Thank you. Uh Mr. Dillia, anybody else? >> Mr. Dvita.
>> Mrs. Danchek Martin. >> Yes. >> Dr. Zia. >> Yes. >> Mr. Delpano. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fragile. >> Yes. >> Mr. Gilbert. Yes, >> Mrs. Quirk. >> Yes. >> Mr. Scotty, >> yes. >> Mr. Balsamo, >> yes. Um, Mr. Dvita, would you tell us
about the uh addendum resolution? >> Yes. Um, there's an addendum um presented tonight. Um, it hasn't been released to the public, but I'll explain it and uh read the uh resolution. Um at our last meeting um we had a um uh
somebody come to the the microphone uh with his grandson um Miss Alpakor was his name and uh he talked about um the hill a high five hill at Radcliffe school um and he had talked about um looking to get some grants um uh I was emailing with him over the weekend um he
actually found one grant um and it's it's due on February 13th so with a tight timeline um he needed a uh a resolution to be approved approved at tonight's meeting. Um uh so we're we're going to be applying for the grant uh w with his assistance. Uh it's not going
to cost the district any uh money. Um and we'll have um uh the the board will be able to review everything um before it's submitted. Uh so I just wanted to give some uh background on that, but I'll read the resolution. Uh it's whereas the Nutley Board of Education
desires to apply for and obtain a grant from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs for approximately $75,000 to carry out a project to renovate the athletic field known as High Five Hill, which is currently in poor condition and present several hazards. Our goal is to create a safer
and more functional space that would benefit the deserving students of Rackcliffe School in Nutley, New Jersey. Therefore, be it resolved that the Nightly Board of Education does hereby authorize the application for such a grant and recognizes and accepts that the department may offer a lesser or
greater amount and therefore upon receipt of the grant agreement from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs does further authorize the execution of any such grant agreement. and also upon receipt of the fully executed agreement from the department does further authoriz authorize the
expenditure of funds pursuant to the term of the agreement between the nutly board of education and the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. And therefore be it yet further resolved that the persons whose names, titles, and signatures appear below are authorized to sign the application and
that they or their successors and said titles are authorized to sign the agreement and any other documents necessary in connection therewith. And the grant submission is also contingent upon board attorney approval. >> You need a motion. >> Yep. So we need
>> Thank you, Mr. Dvita. Uh can I get a motion? Um, roll call. >> Roll call. >> Mrs. Danek Martin. >> Yes. >> Dr. Dia. >> Yes. >> Mr. Dpiano. >> Yes. >> Mr. Fragginel's. >> Yes. >> Mr. Gilbert. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Quirk.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Scotty. >> Yes. >> Mr. Balsamo. >> Uh, yes. >> No executive. So um that concludes our meeting for the evening.
>> Right. Can I get a motion? >> Motion to recess toot. >> Motion to adjurnn. Rather >> favor. >> Thank you everybody. Be safe and warm.