meeting called to order. This is the September 9th, 2025 meeting of the mayor Oakland mayor council meeting. Would the uh clerk please read the statement of compliance? This meeting is being held in accordance with the open public meetings law duly announced, advertised, and in the municipal building. The meeting will
adjourn no later than 10 p.m. unless the majority of the council members that are present vote to extend the time. I'll rise for the pledge of allegiance followed by a moment of silence. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Remain standing for a moment of silence. Let's just remember uh September 11th is this Thursday of the 24th anniversary of that. Just remember all those
firefighters, first responders, and other people have died uh since 911. Thank you. Would the clerk please call the role, please? Mayor here. Council President Sinski here. Councilman McCann,
Councilman Pignatelli here. Councilwoman Rose here. Councilman Saliani here. Councilman Talamini here. Motion to excuse Councilman McCann. Do you have a second? Second. Second. What? Uh, Councilwoman. All in
favor? All right. So, all right. Uh, moving on to the mayor's report. Uh, several items here. First of all, we had our uh fire department held the 911 ceremony last Friday. Uh I just want to thank the fire department and our businesses in town
who donated food for the event. We had a nice turnout, a nice ceremony. It's the 24th year since 911. Uh next year is going to be the 25th. It's almost a quarter of a century and it's it's uh you know, the fire department is really
the the standard bearer of 911. So they will continue to have these celebrations every year till long as they can. So thank you guys and thank you for all the businesses for donating the food and everything. Uh couple items here. Flood buyout homes. I'm happy to report that
uh we did have a precon meeting last week. Uh the pro prog the process is moving along. Uh we're looking at approximately mid October, mid to mid-occtober, end of October for all those houses to be removed uh by Lenipe Lane Bridge and also down by Truman
Boulevard. So we're making good progress on that. Uh Yawo Avenue paving and sidewalks. Uh we have a precon meeting this Thursday. Uh so we're meeting with the engineer, the contractors, and uh hopefully by then we should have some dates uh for when paving will take place
for yacht ps for the entire length of the road from from the colonial all the way down to 202. Okay. There is a meeting this September 11th at 700 p.m. with the planning board. Uh we are going to have a presentation from our planner. For
recall, this governing body approved our planner to do a redevelopment study of the motel property which is up on the top of 202 by the border of Wayne. Uh so that'll be at 7:00 down at the senior center and we have we have asked the communications commission to record that
so that we can share that with the public so they really understand uh what this redevelopment study is all about. Once that's complete, if the planning board supports it, that'll be coming back to the governing body to make a decision to support that report. at the end of September.
Also, we had the Great Oak Park. We had the concert series. We had our last concert there, I believe, last weekend. It was a beautiful evening. I just want to say that uh it was uh it was really uh you could have asked for a better evening with concert. It was it was really nice that uh we to close out the
year for the great Opunk with this concert series. All right, Patriots Way Bridge. Let's talk about that. As you know, the bridge itself is complete. Uh there is a change order on today's agenda under the resolution to
do some test pits to determine where the guardrail can go. I have asked our burough engineer to attend the meeting. Mr. Yimmick, if you can just be so kind as to just explain to the residents what a test pit is and why we have to go through this process to place the guard rail.
Yeah, thank you, Mayor. Um so a test pit is to determine where the numerous utilities are. um specifically on the um south approaches to the bridge, the downstream approaches. Uh if anybody
goes out to the bridge, you'll notice that there are two sections of guide rail that have not been installed yet. Uh the contractors subcontract guide rail subcontractors have refused to install the guide rail for fear of
hitting utilities and they could be liable. So, um, we hooked him up with a new subcontractor, Jay. Fletcher Kramer, very cooperative. We're working with J. Fletcher Kramer. Jay Fletcher Kramer is
requiring um through Concus, who's the prime contractor, uh this extra on your agenda tonight, uh I believe it's $25,000 for test pits to determine precisely where the utilities
are so that the guide rail can be installed safely and without any damage to any utilities. Uh, I composed a cover letter to the governing body endorsing this and this is extremely important in order to get the bridge open as quickly
as possible. Thank you, Mr. Kimick. Any other questions from No. While we have Mr. Kimick, does anybody from the council have a question for the engineer concerning this? Yes. Is there is there proposed time frames in your mind? Um, I will say this, the the quick
answer is no. Not as of today. Uh Kevin Boswell is on this I would say every day or every other day uh to obtain that schedule and then once we have those commitments I will telegraph that to the mayor and he'll disseminate that to the
council. Um the I mean if you didn't have to do any of all any of the test bits and all that stuff to put the guard guard rail in. I mean is that a one day project? Is it a two-day project? So it is probably installation would
probably take one to two days. Uh the problem is is that one particular location uh requires what are called weld mids that require a lead time for those components to get constructed.
However, we have a plan B in place that we're working on to um safely open the bridge to the public while those weldments are being constructed. So, we have a couple of plans here uh to
get it constructed, but it's going to be a long lead time for these weldments, which are specialty um guide rail uh items that bridge over the utilities if there is a conflict.
Utilities aren't indicated on the drawing. They are in the drawing. However, um which would negate having to do that. The state law says you still have to go for a markout because the drawings when it comes to utility locations are not
considered totally accurate. Okay. So, it's it's a belt and suspenders thing. Um you know many years ago there was a a huge incident at Newark airport where you know electric services were so the state law now is
you must need a markout. You cannot just simply rely upon plans in order to do any digging around utilities. Thank you. Anybody else? the status next meeting where we are should leave. Yes, I would I would imagine. So the
mayor is on myself and Kevin uh practically every day on where we are with this. I have Mr. Bos want to speak dial. Thank you Mr. Kim. Appreciate it. Thank you. Okay. Um couple announcements. Uh by the way, thank you Mr. Kimick. That's that's helpful. I
think it's important for the the public and the governing body to understand exactly what's at stake and why this is so dragging out, lack of a better word. All right. Uh outdoor market uh this uh weekend, September 13th, 10 to 3 p.m.
down right on behind by the library. Uh everybody for the green team, we have our uh semianual styrofoam drive. That's Saturday, September 13th, 9:00 a.m. to noon. Styrofoam September 13th. Saturday 9:00 am to noon down here in Municipal Plaza. And also the Oakland Historical
Society has an open house September 21st from 1 to 4 PM at the Van Allen House. So we've got a new chair of the the of the historical commission. We're doing a lot of good work working on it 250th and everything else like that. So it's uh please come down and visit the property. We've invested a lot of money in it to
get it to the state that it's in. Uh with that being said, that's the that ends that ends my report. Uh do I have a motion to open the public? So move. Second. All in favor? Anybody else from the Republic wish to address governing body? Need your name and address.
My name is Eric Shaach. E R I K S C H A U B A C. My address is 61 Lyola Place in Oakland. Uh I wanted to call attention call this um item to the attention of the council.
that we lost um one of our four early Bergen County stone houses recently. It was torn down legally. Um, and it was quite alarming to uh myself and others in the historical society. And I brought
this to the attention of the mayor and um the burough administrator and they've been very supportive of the um of doing something about uh preserving buildings in Oakland. So, we're um the mayor asked
me for suggestions and I've submitted them. So, um, what I ask of the council is to, um, support us as we try to make Oakland more historical and we try to, uh, preserve the buildings that we have.
Uh, a survey was done in 1982, 1983 that produced about 40 historical sites. And when that survey was revisited in 1999, we'd lost about 10 of those, maybe 25%. And since then, we've lost five more.
So, um I do hope that we can proceed working together and uh with the support of you that would be fantastic. Solely in Oakland, that many. Yes. Yes. These these include residential homes that are being occupied like on a corner
of Dogwood. That's one of them. Yes, that's one of our stone houses. The three one of the three that remain. Um there's another on Rampo Valley Road that's an early stone house. and and then Van Allen House is an early stone house. So, um
but Van Allen House is listed as a historic site, so it couldn't be torn down. Well, it's our property. We're turning it down. No, they're not. But the the odd thing is is that just because something's listed on the National Register or the state register doesn't mean it can't be
torn down. And that was my question. That's what happened. Um if it's privately owned, the owner has discretion on what they want to do. Okay. So, um what what I hope will happen is that we um establish a
historic commission to negotiate with people and maybe even offer incentives to um not tear down these um precious homes from the early and mid and late 1700s. Is is there a a program like the farmland preservation program where the
state would give us money to I'm I'm sure there is. I'm in the process of researching a lot of this. Yeah. I like like um the mayor said, I'm kind of new to the to the presidency of the historical society, but I'm trying to get up to speed. Is that
I mean, I would still own the house to still live there, but you know, they would not have councilman. We're going to just wait for them to provide us some information. He's still trying to compile. We don't really have all the answers at this point, but there it is possible, I think. Okay. Thank you, Mr. Shack. Thank you very
much. Anybody else? Hi, I'm Bernie Sand, 53 Walton Avenue, also part owner of Doc Watson's 20 Street. I am here tonight. We are on your agenda for extension of premises
for outdoor dining. Just came along in case anyone has any questions they wanted to ask about it. As it stands, we don't plan to change what is actually there already. We are following the same footprint as to what I think was W Grill had it. We are planning to keep the same
thing. Just get some chairs and tables in there and have people enjoying the weather outside hopefully. And that's pretty much it. Thank you. Anybody else? Uh Steve Penosian 69 Glen Grey Road. Um
Mr. Mayor, I'm a fan of you and the entire council and I really appreciate all the hard work that you guys have done to drive all the initiatives that you promised since taking office. But uh when it comes to the bridge and quality of life on Glen Grey, I I
can't share how disappointed I am to hear that there's a delay and I know we're way ahead of schedule. Um, but I find it inconceivable that we wake up and find out that we got some type of drawing thing that doesn't jive with whatever it it's. It's inexcusable from
my point of view and I think there somebody should be held accountable for it. I don't know I don't know where to go with it and I don't think anything I'm saying uh is going to make it happen faster. But this should have been all scenario planned before. You guys were way ahead of schedule. You should have
been asking questions. What could possibly go wrong? It's inconceivable that we're getting an engineering report that they don't know and things are fluid or whatever. You can't the drawings don't align with this or that. I I I find it unacceptable. And
and what's driving this is all the noise and the speeding on Glen Gay. I've had it. Everybody on Glen Grey has had it. It's awful. The speeding, they don't care. They'll run you over. Uh I I've I've not talked about it for a year and a half. And hear
this. I I I I got back from out of town and you know where I've been the last six, seven days. Um I expected the bridge to be open by now. I want life to go back to normal after a year and a half on Glen Ray. Mr. Benosi, we are pushing as hard as we can.
Thank you. I share your disappointment. Yeah. Anybody else? Okay, we have a motion to close. Some move second. All in favor? I Okay, we're up to approval of minutes. We got August 26, 2025. Do we have a motion to approve?
So moved. Mr. Saliani and Mr. Slinsky. Isn't any changes? Not seeing any. Roll call. Council President Slissinski. Yes. Councilman Pignatelli. Abstain.
Councilwoman Rose. Yes. Councilman Saliani. Yes. Councilman Talamini. Yes. Motion pass. Okay. Okay, we have August 26, 2025 executive minutes. If anybody has any changes, it can only be done in executive session. Do we have a motion to approve?
So moved. Mr. Saliani, second. Second, Mr. Talamini. Roll call. Council President Sissinski. Yes. Councilman Pigmanelli. Abstain.
Councilwoman Rose. Yes. Councilman Saliani. Yes. Council Talamini. Yes. Okay, we're up to special announcements. I make the following appointment to the arts committee, a Diane Maluso. This is
a mayoral with council consent. Like to put her name into uh into the consideration. I'll nominate a motion. Second. Okay, we got Mr. Aliani, Mr. Pnatelli. All in favor? I I welcome Miss Maluso to the arts
committee. All right, we have the following uh raffle license RL1559 for the Marine League detachment number 744 for October 3rd for a 50/50 to support the Lakeland Marines down at 65 Oak Street. We have authorized raffle license RL1560
for the Marine Corps League Detachment 744 for October 3rd for a raffle to support the Lakeland Marines at 65 Oak Street. We have authorized social affairs permit for the Allegian American Legion Post 369 on October 3rd from 7 to
11 for a charity poker game to support the Marines at 65 Oak Street. We have authorized social affairs permit for New Jersey Lodge 2167 of the of the Elks on November 20th, 2025 from 6:00 to 11:30 p.m. for casino
night fundraiser to support the Elks charities at 33 Rampo Valley Road. I have a motion to approve. So moved. Second. All in favor? I I All right. Very good. All right, we're
up to our resolutions. Uh just so everybody knows, we are pulling out 25262. Uh we did not get the proper work paperwork completed in time for this meeting and we're pulling out 25264 as well. We're still waiting for uh information from our vendors. I'm going
to be moving 25263 after we adopt the water sewer capital ordinance. All right. So we've got uh 258 authorized auction of gross surplus items. I got 25259 authorized recreation refunds. 25260 resolution requesting
permission by dedication by writer for the Burough of Oakland Bush Plaza donations. 25261 resolution SEO3 hires for calendar year 25 to 26. 25265 award co-op agreement for Roxol
for 2026 year 25266 award co-op contract for fire company number two roof 25267 authorized change order for Lehighway 25268 authorized change order number five for the Patriots Way bridge. This is the $25,000 for the pits that we were
discussed earlier. Uh 25269 resolution authorizing Doc Watson's application for outdoor dining and I got 25270 authorizing support of 24 West Oakland A TWWA application and 25271 resolutionizing authorizing affidavit of discharge of
tax lean 16-000044. Anybody wish to pull any out? Not seeing any. Do I have a motion to approve? So moved, Mr. Slinsky. Second, Mr. Saliani. Roll call. Council President Sinski.
Yes. Councilman Pnatelli. Yes. Councilwoman Rose, yes. Councilman Saliani, yes. Councilman Talamini, yes. Okay, we're up to final adoption of ordinances. This is open for public the open public hearing. We have 25 code
973, property maintenance. Do I have a motion to open to public? So moved. Do have a second. Second. All in favor? Hi. Hi. Anybody from the public wish to address 25 code 973 property maintenance?
Not seeing anybody. Do I have a motion to close? So moved. Second. Second by Mr. Saliani. All right. Do I have a motion to adopt 25 code 973 property maintenance? So moved. Second. Second.
Roll call. Council President Sinski. Yes. Councilman Tigantelli, no. Councilwoman Rose, no. Councilman Saliani, yes. Councilman Talamini, yes. Okay, moving on to final adoption public
hearing for 25 sewer capital 974. Do I have a motion to open for public comment? So move, Mr. Do have a second, Mr. Saliani. All
favor? No, it was Talami. Talamin. I'm sorry. All in favor? I Okay. Would anybody from the public wish to have a com public comment on 25 Sewer Capital-974?
Not seeing anybody. Do I have a motion to close? So move. Second. Mr. Saly on a second. Okay. All in favor? All in favor? I. All right. We who wishes to introduce the final adoption of 25 sewer
capital 974 move Mr. Okay, Mr. Potatelli, do you have a second? Second, Mr. Saliani. Roll call. Council President Sinski. Yes. Councilman Pignatelli. Yes.
Councilwoman Rose. Yes. Councilman Saliani. Yes. Council Talini. Yes. Okay. Okay. Now, since we're out of order, we have to go back to resolution 25263, award contract for Oakwood Nolles
ini project. Do I have a motion to approve? So moved. Mr. Slinsky, do I have a second? Second. Second. Mr. Pigmentelli. Should we do roll call or all in favor? Roll call. Roll call. Council President Sinski. Yes. Councilman Pigmanelli.
Yes. Councilwoman Rose, yes. Councilman Saliani. Yes. Councilman Talamini. Yes. Okay. We're up to work session uh as the clerk has provided with you two versions of the calendar. One is for meetings basically the same schedule we had this
year. Uh meeting twice a month except for uh summertime where we go to one day a month and we also had her take a look at having a calendar put together. So we have a meeting every three weeks. Uh with that being said, I'd like to open to the governing body for discussion of
uh preferences. I I actually think that we should meet in June twice and just meet once over the summer. I do think it's business. Anybody else? So, I was I was looking at if if we do the the three times a week,
it's um that month it's 18 meetings. If we do it twice twice a month, it's 21 meetings. Um, we end up with two meetings in August if we do the three three months, three weeks.
Um, and I I think that that sort of defeats the purpose of of having the summers uh you have less less than the summer. So, I think we're probably better off with with doing the the two weeks um and and but having and
two days in June, we'll have two meetings in June in June. Um I think that just makes more sense. Um I think it was I think uh Wendy, do you do you the the three weeks is that is that better or worse or or
I mean I don't I don't think it makes much difference the one week. I mean, you know, it it really sort of depends on how you look at it and what your priorities are. Okay. Uh gives more time between meetings. That can be beneficial sometimes when
you're scrambling to put stuff together. But if you're meeting every other week, you're under a little bit less pressure to meet deadlines because you know that there's another one in two weeks if you don't have something ready. Uh you get a little bit more deadline pressure the further out you space those meetings. uh
you know, you have a bills list every other week if you're doing meetings every three weeks. Well, now if something's not quite ready, now it's six weeks before a vendor gets paid versus four, right? So, so there's that. So, you don't really know everything until you would do it. Um but we're sort
of set up to do the two. Uh you know, we're used to doing it that way. Um you know, we'll work with obviously how however council wants to to do this. It's your meetings. Uh, but I'll just point out too over the summers and we we
can and we have uh scheduled special meetings if we think that there's something timely enough to where we can't wait a month. Yeah. So, I mean to me it just every two weeks seems to work the best.
I think I think we were we were shooting for something special with the three weeks and it really doesn't add anything. I don't think. No, I agree. So, we're going to stick with two weeks and two weeks in June. That would move the June meetings to the
9th and the 23rd, right? Rather than the 16th. Yes. If you did the two, everybody go with that. Yeah. Okay. Y. All right. There you go. That was easy. And also, I believe uh the clerk had a question about sponsorship. You want to
deal with that now under this? Um, sure. Uh we have the Oakland calendar and we have advertisement space available for Oakland businesses and uh if they would like to advertise in our calendar. Um just contact the burough
clerk's office and we'll get you all the paperwork you need. It goes out to every home and business in the burrow. So it is widely sought after. I have none left from last year. So that tells you something. All
right, they're all gone. All right, thank you. Does anybody have any new business to bring forward? Not seeing any. Uh, old business. Not seeing any. All right, county. Uh, got our reports from our committees.
Which side do we want to start with? Councilwoman. Thank you, Mayor. Okay, first of all, um, I have an announcement to make for the, um, arts committee. Uh, we have auditions on for today and tomorrow for
the murder mystery red carpets don't show blood. Um, the time is from 7 to 9:00 p.m. at the Oakland Senior Center. Um, you'll be readings. Ages are from 16 and up. No experience required. Um, and
don't miss your opportunity to attend. These are fun. Um, Access for All met yesterday on September 8th, 2025. The Halloween trunk or tree is scheduled for October 25th at
9:00 a.m. Um, so those should be posted soon. Uh, Shaya tree met yesterday, September 8th. Um, as well, there's not much to report other than we will probably be expanding our ARB day event. Um, seems to be getting more popular,
which is a good thing. Um, giving out more trees, which seems to be flourishing. Um, we like to also remind people that when you decide to take down a tree, um, we get that you don't want to replace it or you've taken it down because of leaves and stuff like that or
um, whatever, but just keep in mind that replacing a tree um, it benefits our wildlife. Um, it also helps to reduce storm water runoff and enhances the environment and our community. Um, so just keep those in mind when uh, when
you take one down. Uh, arts committee is scheduled to meet on September 15, 2020 2025 at 7 pm at the senior center. Uh, the outdoor market is scheduled for this Saturday, September 13th from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Um, so come down and
support our vendors. And that's all I have. Thank you. Thank you, mayor. Uh from the library, the Oakland Public Library is coming off its most successful summer reading program yet with enrollment of all ages up over previous years. They'd like to
thank all of the patrons who participated and they look forward to doing it again next year. Uh heading into September, uh children's yoga is back on Saturdays. Registration is required as well as story times during the week. There is no
need to register for these. Just drop in. Uh, they have toddler dance party on Friday, September 12th at 11:00 am and Jiggly Wiggly on Friday, September 19th, also at 11:00 a.m. Parents will need to register for both of these programs. For
teens, they have the Nintendo Switch Club on Mondays at 400 p.m. No need to register as well as the anime club on select Fridays. Uh, you can see the online calendar for details. Uh, also they uh would just like to remind uh
everyone about the museum pass program. They have passes to museums in the area totally free as well as $7 tickets to the Museum of Natural History. Uh, call the library or check the website for details. That's all I have.
Thank you, Sali. Thank you, Mayor. for public safety and I just want to acknowledge as the mayor did what a great job the fire department did this weekend for the 911 ceremony. Um very well done as always and it was and thank them for inviting us to attend
the event. Also from the fire department they are performing their Oakland Volunteer Fire Department in partnership with the National Fire Protection Association will once again host the annual fire prevention week poster contest. The poster contest awards ceremony will
be held Monday, October Monday, October 6th at 7 pm until 7:30 pm at the YPO Avenue Firehouse. Posters will be displayed with all all presentations of award for winners of the contest. Children are asked to have their posters
in their schools by Monday, September 29th. for one also real quick on public events. Uh public events met last night. There's a c couple things I want to make sure the council is aware of. One, we are reviewing we're preparing our budget
for next year to make sure with all the costs going up. We're looking through all of our costs to make sure we can we can serve all events appropriately. Also, we will be hosting a trunk or treat on October 27th. be on be on the lookout for the flyer in the mail, but
we we be hosting a trunk and treat for the uh for Halloween. Additionally, um a semi-related event, the Indian Hills concession stand grand opening at Indian Hills High School will be Friday, September 12th at 6:30 p.m. Please come
come with us as we celebrate the grand opening and the ribbon cutting for the Indian Hills concession stand uh over at 97 Yacht Po F. And from the let me pull my mail. I apologize for the OCC OC report.
Um the OCC report. So, at the last council meeting, the mayor and I report that residents who have Altis Optimum and their cable provider should be aware of Oakland's TV channel number was changed without without warning after confusion and some
apparent backlash. We have been informed that at least short-term effectiveness. The Oakland TV will be going back to channel 77. Sorry for any confusion this is causing. Um, and this this unfortunately issue falls on based on Altis working with us. We are working
with our organizational partner Jersey Access Group to find out what happened and and this change back to 77 is permanent or only temporary. Also, the I want to thank the OC for filming the 911 event. Um they'll be
airing shortly on channel 77 now. Um so once that's done, I believe it'll be out later this week. So the uh the fire the fire event where we did the firehouse event for 911 will be airing on channel 77 later this week. If you want to be a poor want to be part of the award-winning
volunteer team which is the OC. We're always looking for people joining our bulletin board committee, our newsletter committee and television committee or welcome or welcome website and social media commerce committee. Please contact myself or email the occ.org.
org learn more information about each of these committees is available on the B website. There is one board seat that remains open to the nonprofit organization, the friends of the Oakland Communications. If you have interesting experience in holding fundraisers, have connections to
the business community and have a nonprofit experience, please consider joining the team. If you're interested in joining this new group, please reach out to Mark Abbala at friends of friends of.org.
And one more quick point, I apologize. And then the the Oakland television uh committee invites residents, nonprofits, and businesses alike to show support for Oakland TV by becoming a yearly sponsor of our channel. You'll receive recognition on the TV channels both in
board and before and after sponsor sponsors the sponsorable programs which which air on YouTube and can be watched on Oakland TV app. Cost for nonprofit and residents is $100 for the year and 200 for businesses. To learn
more, please con please contact uh the chairman of the OC. That's it. Okay. Council Pisto. Thank you, mayor. Uh, from the senior citizens, uh, Thursday, September 18th,
there will have a pasta pulooa will be an Italian themed lunchon with a DJ playing Italian classics and favorite hits. This will be a fun afternoon for all. The cost is $10 and residents can register in the senior citizen uh,
center office. Uh, also limited tickets are still available for this the uh trip to New York City to see The Great Gatsby on Broadway on November the 6th. More information is available online and at the senior center. For questions on
these and all other events, residents can call the center at 2014 4057731 or get a copy of the newsletter on the Oakland website or in print at the center.
Um, also have one other I met with the uh environmental commission commission. Uh they discussed um possible areas of town um for uh open
space acquisition. Uh they just reminded uh that there's going to be a styrofoam pickup on September the 13th, which you said before. Uh they also met with the um recreation commission on future
development uh of the park and suggested preservation areas. Um, and that's it. Thank you. Tell me. Oh, one more. I'm sorry. One more item. Yep. Uh, the environmental commission still has one open seat. If you're interested
in helping preserve the environment or you're uh or working on environmental issues here in town, uh you can go to Burough Hall and fill out a form and um someone from the environmental commission will get in touch with you. Thank you.
All right. Uh so just uh open wreck um winter sports are open. You could register at open oakre.org. And also we have Oakland men's open gym basketball. You have to register. It's going to be on um on uh starting on
September 14th. Sundays 9 to 11:00 a.m. at Heights School and Wednesdays 8 to 10:00 p.m. at Valley Middle School. switches 9 to 10 in the winter. Uh but make make sure you go on to community pass and your and your register. And if you have questions, you could contact
Mike Ives at michael. 19gmail.com or Aaron Colmanar Aaron Colman6gmail.com. Uh but if you if you go on the community pass, you'll see all the all the things that you have to do. So Oakland men's
gym open gym stuff. Thank you. Thank you. All right, we're up to bills to be paid. Bills to be paid $1,132,83285 cents. So moved. Do we have a second? Second. Second. Councilwoman roll call.
Council President Sinski. Yes. Council member Patelli. Yes. Councilwoman Rose. Yes. Councilman Saliani. Yes. Councilman Talini. Yes. All right. All right. Do I have a motion to adjurnn? So move. Councilman have a second. Second.
Second. Mr. Talamino. All in favor? I. All right. Thank you everybody. The next council meeting will be held Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 here at 7 p.m. at the council chambers. Have a wonderful evening everybody. Thank you. Meeting adjourned.