I just want to remind everybody that all township council meetings will be audio and videotaped and they'll be shown on the township provotions community cable channel 22 on Verizon Fios and channel 77 on cable vision. Can I have a roll call, please? >> Mayor here. >> Deputy Mayor Fischer >> here. >> Council member Zera
>> here. Kaplan >> here. We >> here. >> Okay. Hey, the notice requirements of the open public meetings act for this meeting have been satisfied and a copy of the annual notice was sent to the Aspbury Park Press and the coastal posted in town hall and filed in the office of the municipal clerk on January 3rd, 2025. We have our township manager
on uh audio there, right Dave? You there >> Brown? >> Yes, ma'am. I'm here. Thank you. >> Okay, good. Uh let's start off with uh Greg, you are giving a brief report. Just want to tell you a couple things, the new things that came up. Uh we received bids for the 25 pro program
today. It's under our threshold, so we're good to go. Okay. >> And the county started the dredging project at Bond. >> Good. >> That's it. Good. >> How's the paving? Have they started? >> We just we just got the bids today. >> No, not for 25 or 24.
>> They're done. >> They're done. >> Yeah. >> There was a lot of work going on this week. What was that all about? They were all over the place. look like look like they were finishing things. >> Um I saw Fernandez on Don Lisa Drive doing some repair work.
>> There was something something that was done and they were redoing it. Oh, >> I don't know what exactly. >> I got a lot of Nixl notices. >> Yeah, the Nixel notices were on fire. >> Fire. >> Yeah, they're doing punch list. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah, but I'm saying like I've they didn't do they didn't pave like uh
I feel like the stuff that they stopped in the in the spring and were going to continue in the fall, they finished. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. The only thing that the rest of that is the next page, which we just got bids for today. >> Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Okay.
>> We have no control of Highway 35, but I saw that they opened the road for the uh CV Orthopedics. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Not a good job. And then I hit it. I only say it because I hit it. Yeah. I'm like, "Oh, that's a crappy job." >> Bad patch. >> Uh unless they went back and redid it. I
don't know. But um >> I wrote it today. >> Yeah, it was a little rough. >> We have no jurisdiction now. We got to get his complaint. Can we file a complaint? >> Yeah, I'll talk to their >> Yeah. >> Uh Rob, you >> uh 1515. >> 155. We're done. I mean, we're just
we're just trying to figure out You guys have to figure out how you want to sell it. >> Oh. And in the meantime, I said we're going to file for the two outstanding permits, Free Old Soil and Mammoth County, which are, you know, I didn't want to get those until we were completely done with everything else. >> Okay. >> But those are just pretty much routine. So, I'm filing for those, but really
it's how you want to sell it. Auction newspap. I don't know. That's up to you guys. >> So, Dave, is that on close session for tonight? Can it be? Should it be? Dave. >> Yeah, go close session with that. >> Okay. Thank you. Anything
else wrong? >> Nope. I'm good. Thank you. >> Uh G, >> I'm good. >> Dave? >> No, that's it. >> Jeff, good. Okay. Uh Dave, do you have any matters for uh workshop? >> Yes. Uh really quickly, does anyone have
any questions on the 2025 best practices inventory checklist? Uh this is a requirement from state that we uh discuss it here. and Jesse. Uh, please make note >> accordingly. >> Got it.
>> I don't know if that means you, but did we get something that we were too >> today? >> Yesterday. >> Actually, >> I didn't see it. >> Anybody have any questions on best practices? Rob a minute. >> I I'm going to say I don't until I do,
but so don't wait on me. >> Okay. >> Uh, >> do we got to sign it to We got to sign something. >> I have to sign. We just have to say you guys looked at it. >> I'll look at it and reach out to you. >> Okay. >> 2026 meeting schedule. Any questions on
that? >> I got I got one more, mayor. >> Okay. Sorry about that, Dave. >> Yep. Just want to make sure everybody knows about 25221, the resolution of me that just basically shows official support for the affordable housing project that was approved at the last
meeting on Valley Road by AHA, which is the uh affordable uh housing alliance, Mammoth County. Uh it's a required step for the developer, which is AHA, which is seeking funding and tax credits from the New Jersey Housing Mortgage
Financing uh agency. And it just simply affirms that the project aligns with the municipality's affordable housing obligation. So just want to make sure everyone knows what you're voting on on that. >> What number was that, Dave? >> 21. >> 2121. >> 25221. 25221.
>> Third from the bottom. >> Page six. >> Was that new? >> Property office sunset. >> Oh, no. No. I Yeah, I just I missed it. It's a Valley Valley Road project. >> Yep. >> Mayor, that concludes my uh open public
session report. Then I have we have uh a close session report from the redevelopment. >> Right. You got anything else for open? >> That's it. Mayor. >> All right. Thank you. Uh Jesse, 2026 council appointments. Did everyone get a
chance to look at the meeting schedule? >> I emailed you. >> Oh, I didn't see you. >> April Touche. >> April 9th was the today. >> Yeah, like right like an hour. >> Oh, okay. >> You're You're good. Um >> just the two that I can >> April 9th is we should probably not have
our meeting. That's the last day over. >> Yeah, exactly. Maybe just have one meeting in July. In April, the 23rd. Good. >> Okay. because I don't think we want to have it the same night as the board of adjustment and Passover is the week
before. What was the other one? >> January 22nd. My kids >> I think it's 22nd or 23rd. >> 22 Jewish calendar. >> No, no, no. I'm just away. >> Oh, you're away. I'm sorry. I'm still
doing that. >> We're going to No, we'll keep it on if we have >> Yeah, keep it on. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. I just want to ask you to know when I'm not here. >> I think that we should not do the April 9th meeting >> because the second falls during Passover. Second one's the last night of
Passover. Then the board of adjustments on the 16th and then our next meeting would be the 20th. >> Whatever works for everybody. >> We could still have it, but it's up to everybody. Okay. You guys let me know
>> I'll let you know. >> Okay, >> because we have to vote on it for the next meeting and then the next one. There really are no council appointments in for the beginning of the year. It's
the meeting schedule which we usually do in December meeting. The auditor will appoint myself as a compliance officer. Deal Lake Commission. Is everyone still good with Don Brockl and Brian Mullins? >> Sure.
>> And then Dave's appointment to the Mammoth County Community Development Committee. That's Dave's appointment. And then the bank depositories. That's all we really have in January that we'll vote on in
December. Does anybody want to comment? Okay. Anyone >> for me? >> No. >> Have questions? >> Okay. >> Go to >> uh I think we do. Any other questions out in public before
we go into close to go over the issues that Dave has to go over on the attorneys? Seeing none, do I have a motion to go into close session? >> Oh, I'm sorry. Did the lady did you have any that now is your opportunity if you want to? >> Well, we'll uh we can do it in public
downstairs because we've got I think a lot of stuff are closed right now. >> I just want to ask a question on >> I I just wanted to actually thank you. I saw on the agenda that it was going through that there was no parking. What we we all discussed all this time on March when there no sidewalk. So, we
came to really thank you for listening to our concerns with everything. We appreciate it more than you can possibly know. I'm probably human. >> No, you probably do know. I'm holding in the tears once again. I can't help myself, but yeah. So, thank you. >> Sure. Good.
>> We could help. >> And for Greg, before we go to the closing, um, do you have a guess on a time for when we look at some drawings for where the Keepwell bathrooms and the parking lot at Keepwell? And maybe you
don't have any conceptual where the kewell bathrooms and the parking lot will be until after you tear the building down. >> Yeah, we have a preliminary sketch, but that's not been >> So, you're going to wait till after the building's down. >> Yeah, we're going to wait for the council to approve everything. >> Excellent. So, nothing hasty. Thank you.
>> Nothing's approved yet. >> And Rob, on those dredging, if you could just bring that up any time during the meetings, doesn't have to be now. >> Sure. >> Just on that dredging questions. >> Got it. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. You want them brought up now before >> you got a second. So I sure Jim ask him
>> just so I'm clear what you're asking. >> It was 165,000 was a consideration of the 800,000 total. Did the grant ever fall into place for 500 grand. And what what are your thoughts on the deatering of the first what was the engineering
considerations for dewatering the first pond? >> Well, we're being dewatered for the last week and a half. So you're not it will by gravity work out. You don't have to get machinery in there. >> No, no, we that's just a deatering. Now we got to dredge it. >> But you don't have to get a special
suction machine to do the excellent thinking. >> And what about the money? Did you answer the money question? I think I know. >> He wouldn't know about the money. >> He might. You'd be surprised. >> What's your specific question? >> Ask the $500,000 grant. >> Yes. >> It came in.
>> Well, the the paperwork is done. It's the It's the commitment is there. We just have to follow up with the paperwork. >> Thank you. >> And a sage grant, it's a little unusual. They can award the money before the paperwork is done. The the grant isn't officially given to us until the paperwork is done. And that was just submitted a couple days ago.
Whereas the other state funding when you usually get that, you have application has to be on a deadline and you get the funding if you're if it's awarded to you. But sages are special dispensation funding by state senators and whatnot can get you money. Cool. >> But that has been allotted to us and
it's just a matter of once they get the paperwork they'll give us the money. >> Thanks Greg. Good. Excellent. >> Beautiful. Thank you. >> Ladies, real quick. Anything? >> Nothing. Great. >> Uh motion and close. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Second.
>> All in favor? I >> just want to remind everybody that all township council meetings will be audio and videotaped and they will be shown on Township of Oceans Community Cable channel 22 on Verizon FiOS and channel 77 on cable vision. Can I have a roll call, please? >> Mayor Neutani >> here.
>> Deputy Mayor Fischer >> here. >> Council member Zera >> here. >> Kaplan here. >> Weinstein >> here. Can we please stand as we do a pledge of allegiance and remain standing as we do a silent prayer. 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. >> Please remain standing. We also want to uh think about former Councilman John Hus who had a bad fall, broke his hip, and we are sending our prayers to uh the
former Councilman John Hus. You may be seated. The notice requirements of the open public meetings act for this meeting have been satisfied and a copy of the annual notice was sent to the Aspbury Park Press, sent to the coaster and posted in town hall and filed in the office of the municipal clerk on January
3rd, 2025. There are two emergency exits to my right that'll take you to the front of the building, one to the back that'll take you to the rear. Please make sure all your cell phones are turned off. If you need to make a call, kindly step outside. Um, I'd like to start down at the end with Deputy Mayor Fischer for council comments.
>> Thank you, Mayor. Just want to thank uh Jen Nordstrom and Mike Betrio for a wonderful senior lunchon today. We honoredund she's going to be 102 in in one or two months. So, that was uh quite a time for all of us. Mayor, I want to let you guys know that the mayor's
wellness uh committee is up and running again for 2026. uh yours truly will be actually speaking on core strength and how to protect against falls. We're working on a date for that. And as promised, we're going to be taking a walk with the deputy mayor. So, I'm working with uh Mark Rudolph to do that.
So, uh you know, it's to be determined, but uh keep your eyes out for that. Thanks, Mayor. That's all I got. >> Yeah. Thank you, Councilwoman Kaplan. >> Uh Jen and Mike had a busy month. I just wanted to thank them for just a beautiful Veterans Day ceremony on
Tuesday. Um they outed themselves as usual and uh just uh happy Veterans Day to all those and thank you to those who served our country and happy early Thanksgiving to everybody since I don't think we had a meeting before. >> No. >> Thank you. >> Councilman Asar, >> I am going to bring up the Chamber of
Commerce annual uh comedy night scholarship uh dinner. Uh that is scheduled for next week, November 20th. Tickets are still available at 6:00 to 10:00. It is over at the Renaissance. it uh usually sells out, so we're close. Uh so get your tickets quick. Uh always a
fun time and for a great cause, the scholarships to the uh students and residents of Ocean Township and other communities locally. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. >> Thank you, Councilman and Councilman Weinstein. >> Uh thank you, Mayor. Um a couple of weeks back, we had a uh AI workshop that
we gave for uh small businesses in the town, and um we did that, our economic development committee did that with the Chamber of Commerce. It was a nice success. I think we had something like 3540 people there and it was a good uh it was a good event. It was um it's also I believe on our website now. So I think
if you want to watch that you can look at that. So I just want to thank uh Regina and Dave from the uh Chamber of Commerce for all the work that they did. Um I do have a couple of things I want to say. So um you know this uh last election I was not uh reelected to stay on. So I I just want to you know just
thank a bunch of people for their support and and all their kindness. Um so and you know just generally although this term was uh this term this time around was I didn't stay as long as I want you know um you know I love being on the council. I love the work we were doing. I thought we did some nice things
with the um economic development committee on a number of things and I thought we did some real good work on the um sha tree commission and and the environmental commission. So I really enjoyed uh diving into everything. I do appreciate all the all the things I got from everybody that's been involved in
the town and uh um uh obviously wishing it didn't turn out the way it did, but uh um and thanking me for all the work that I did. So, I really did appreciate that. Um I do want to thank uh uh the um all the people on the mayor and the council for those people that did support me. So, I really want to thank
you for all that um for all that and truly appreciated the um uh the time and the friendships that were established. So, I appreciate that. I do want to say thank you to Jesse, Amy, Tracy, and Christy for the support and all the work that they've done to kind of, you know, help me do things, especially getting
the J E FF E R Y changed to RE Y. That was that was much appreciated. So, thank you for doing that. Um, uh, I I spent a fair amount of time with Dave Brown, which was, uh, which was great. Uh Dave and I worked a lot on the uh on our strategy for economic development and
also um he worked with me on uh the things that we're going to be doing with Wikipeka Park which uh which was greatly appreciated on the shade tree side. Um I want to do thank uh uh Greg Blash for showing me around and really kind of getting me involved in all the things
around the econom around the uh uh the plans that we have and Kevin for for all the work that you're doing. Much appreciated to you as well. uh to Mike and Jen, all the work they did in putting the the uh the two uh sessions we had for the economic development committee in uh place around the workshop. So, I really I really thought
that was great. Um Steve Higgins helped me on a bunch of individual projects um for people and in trying to put trees up and memorials and that was much appreciated. Um I do want to kind of recognize also all the volunteers on the
commissions and the committees u that are doing so much uh work that their work really you know sometimes can go a little unnoticed but they really did some some great work on that and uh and it was really uh apprec I really appreciate all their help and and how I
was working with them and also everybody in the community just was supporting me you know in this last election. And I do appreciate you coming coming out and and uh and saying all the things you said. So, and of course, uh you know, I love this town and anything that I could do to be assistance to anybody until my
next time. Um happy to uh happy to help and happy to participate. Okay. >> Thank you, council. Uh Jesse has a few words she wants to say, a few people she wants to thank now. >> Yes. I'd like to thank Brad Andress from I think he's from human services for all
for setting up and helping me with the election. I couldn't do it without him. John Clank also I couldn't do it without him. And Kirkclaw, everybody just was amazing. They set up the rooms, they set up the machines. Brad comes back after hours and just
make sure everything is tiptop. And I just wanted to thank them. I can't thank them enough for all that they've done. They're wonderful. And thank you, Jesse, for not kicking me out during election week as I know that you're pretty busy. Um, I also want to thank Jen and her department. Uh, they did do uh they had
a busy week. They did a fantastic job on this v on the Veterans Day ceremony. Uh, Jim Mack uh also with Steve Higgins had the memorials from the front of this building moved down to the Vietnam Memorial so that there's a just a
beautiful site out there. The Vietnam Memorial was gorgeous before we uh had it done, but putting the two memorials from town hall in the front that face in and you can see and read and now people can really get out there and see a
beautiful site. Uh unfortunately, Jim Mack couldn't make it the other day. Uh he's very very ill right now. I did message with him back and forth the last couple days. Hopefully, he'll be out of the hospital soon. I want to try to get together with him because uh I need him around to like maybe come up with a few
more memorials out there. He's done a great job. He's been such an asset to this town. I just wanted to let people know that our fireman's pond dredging project has officially started. Uh much neglect on that pond and it looks so far we cleared out the trees around there.
Um I want to thank Jason Burke for getting out there real quick and uh getting one of the problems corrected and and busted out. We had a problem with the salute gate. So, right now that project's in full force. I want to thank thank uh Commissioner Director Tom Arnon
uh for actually giving us the manpower and the trucks at a significantly reduced cost to this municipality. It's about doing a real good shared service agreement with Mammoth County and of course the money that we got from the state of New Jersey from Senator Gopal
and his Sunly Women Don and Peter Paul. really that joint uh effort together in putting this project in place so that we can work our way down to the other ponds as well. Uh Lollipop next and then Terrace Pond in um around Lake 27. So
we're looking forward to that as well. A lot of good things going on next week. Uh the council will be down at the League of Municipalities. Uh there will be people here working so don't worry about that. But it will be a lighter crew out here next week. So, just be
patient with the municipality. And I just want to also echo Councilwoman Kaplan's words. Have a happy Thanksgiving since we won't see you before that. Um, before we go into public comment, I would like to actually not public
comment, but we're going to come down and do a proclamation for Steve Levy, who was on the environmental commission. So, council, if we could go down. He's going.
>> Good evening. And I would like to call up the Levy family up with us right now as we do a proclamation for Steve. Come on over. So I want to read this pro. Come on. We're going to give Everybody go smile up there. You know,
it's good stuff. Deputy mayor likes being on the end over there because they barely see him at the end. When I got on council years ago and the former deputy mayor that I took his seat, I'm on the end. He says, "Make sure you keep that seat." He says, "They barely see you on the end." So, um I we have a
proclamation for Steve Levy and I want to actually read this proclamation because this gives a bit of a history as to what Steve did and why he's getting this proclamation this evening. Um, so Steve Levy obviously is not here this evening. Steve passed away in 2024, but
I want to read this proclamation in regard to Steve. Whereas Steven Levy as chairman of the environmental commission pursued the idea raised by fellow member Al Krekman of the township o of the township purchasing the $28 acre tract
that's known as Joe play a park today but it was called the deal test site at one point whereas the township had to raise $1 million as its half of the purchase price which in the early 1970s seemed too much to pay for the preservation and whereas Steven preserved and persevered and the Ocean
Towns received the Dodge Foundation grant to produce a brochure to explain the value of preserving recreational land for future generations. And whereas the League of Women Voters endorsed the project and held packed meetings to discuss the bold plan. And in the end,
the effort paid off and the state awarded its largest ever grant for our park plan. And whereas to this day, the mix of passive and active recreation, trails, ball fields, and playgrounds, speak to the vision that Steven had of
acquiring the land. And whereas Steven's greatest gifts were his imaginations, persistence, and the ability to energize others with his vision. And whereas Steven passed away on May 15th, 2024,
but he left Ocean Township a marvelous legacy. 28 acres of passive and active recreation, preserving what has become our own central park standing some 50 years later. Now therefore, be it
proclaimed by the governing body of the township of ocean and we hereby acknowledge and extend our heart heartfelt gratitude to Steven Levy for having the vision and dedication in securing public land for the enjoyment and benefit of present and future
generations. We thank Steve Levy for being the catalyst for creating Deal Test Site into Joe Pa Park. We thank him tremendously. It's such a gorgeous park. Thank you very much. >> You want to say a few words on behalf? >> Uh I just want to thank everybody who uh
helped make this possible. Uh Jeffrey was uh uh very >> instrumental >> instrumental. Thank you for the word. And uh I want to thank my wife for uh getting the ball rolling for the whole thing. uh she uh she was the one who started making the phone calls and uh
you know she saw it through. So thank you Lisa. >> Appreciate it. >> Awesome. I I I tell you we're very very fortunate here to have the amount of open space that we have. There are a lot of towns around us that are completely envious that they don't have the space we have. Between Joe Pa Park, you've got
the 43 acres behind it. And then of course we have Wells Park located in Ocean Township as well, which is a county park, but it's in our town. So, we want to thank Steven for all that he did for this town and of course in the environmental commission. Thank you very much. >> Thank you.
Lisa, it's nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Hi. Nice to meet you. You're welcome. >> Just going down. >> Green light on. >> I'll take a picture. I'm terrible at taking I'll take it.
>> I do. I do all kinds of things. >> Does that work? >> All right. Thanks again. It's fresh batteries. Push the button. >> Look at you, man. >> Yeah.
>> No fingers. No thumbs in it. Okay, we're going to open it up for public questions on vouch uh resolutions and vouchers. All matters listed under the consent agenda are considered routine by the township of council and will be enacted by one motion in the form listed below. There will be no
separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired on any item, that item will be considered separately. The purpose of the public portion is to solely ask questions to understand resolutions that appear on the agenda and is not an occasion for a public hearing on an ordinance. All questions not related to an item on the agenda
should be asked during the public comments portion at the conclusion of the meeting. So, does anybody have any questions as it relates to the consent agenda? Please step up to the microphone, state your name and address for the record. Seeing or none, do I have a motion to
approve the consent agenda? >> I'll make a motion. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> All right. So, I'm going to vote yes on everything except resolution 9. I will abstain on October the 19th closed minutes and I will vote no on resolution
18 25-19. >> You sure? I'm going to abstain from uh resolution 25-206 the 227 meeting and voting yes on everything else. >> Okay. Thank you Kathine on everything
except I'll abstain on 25206 the June 12th uh minutes. >> Thank you. Uh Winston, >> same as uh Gita. That's everything I was saying on 25-206. >> And Mayor Nutani,
>> you got me for everything. Yes. Uh individual action vouchers in the amount of 17,585,42547. Someone please offer. >> Offer. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Aera. >> Yes. >> Cap Fisher. >> Uh yes. for me.
>> Kaplan, >> yes. >> Weinstein, >> yes. >> Nutani, >> yes. Ordinances uh for adoption ordinance 2521, which is an ordinance amending and supplementing ordinance number 2343 entitled an
ordinance amending the revised general ordinances of the township of ocean 1965 relating to personnel policies, practices, and procedures article 10 equipment and supplies section X-7 cell phone policy. Someone please open public
discussion on ordinance 2521. >> I'll move to open public discussion on ordinance 2521. >> Second. >> I'll second. >> Roll call. >> Aera. >> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Kaplan. Yes. >> Wininstein. >> Yes. >> Yes. Anyone wishing to be heard on
ordinance 2521. Please step up to the microphone. State your name and address for the record. Seeing none, do I have a motion to close public comment on ordinance 2521? >> I move to close ordinate public hearing on ordinance 2521. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call.
>> A cher. >> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Kaplan. >> Yes. >> Wininstein. >> Yes. >> Nutleani. >> Yes. Action on ordinance 2521. >> I move to approve ordinance 2521 and publish according to law. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> A chair? >> Yes. >> Fisher? >> Yes. >> Mr. Kaplan?
>> Yes. >> Weinstein? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. Uh, ordinance 2522, which is an ordinance amending chapter 12, the ordinance entitled revised general ordinances of the township of ocean 1965 prohibiting parking along portions of
Old Farm Road. Someone please introduce ordinance 2522. >> I move to introduce ordinance 2522. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Kaplan. >> Yes. Weinstein. >> Yes. >> Nutani. >> Yes. That ordinance will have its public
hearing on the 11th of December. Ordinance 2523, which is an ordinance to amend chapter 12 of an ordinance entitled revised general ordinances of the township of ocean 1965 prohibiting parking along portions of Larchwood Avenue. Someone please introduce
ordinance 2523. >> I move to introduce ordinance 2523. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Aera. >> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Kaplan. >> Yes. >> Winstein. >> Yes. >> Neblani. >> Yes. and that too will have its public hearing on the 11th of December. Ordinance 2524, which is an ordinance
amending ordinance 2320 2338 entitled an ordinance fixing salaries and compensation of certain offices, positions, and employees in the township of a motion. Someone please introduce ordinance 24 uh 2524. >> I'll move to introduce ordinance 2524. >> Second.
>> Second. >> Roll call. >> Aera, >> yes. >> Fisher, yes. >> Kaplan, >> yes. >> Wininstein, >> yes. >> Neatani, >> yes. that too will have its public hearing on the 11th of December. Uh 2525 which is an ordinance amending and supplementing ordinance number 2343
which is entitled an ordinance amending the revised general ordinances of the township of ocean 1965 relating to personnel policies practices and procedures. Someone please introduce ordinance 2525. >> I move to introduce ordinance 2525. >> Second. >> Second.
>> Roll call. >> Aera. >> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Taplan. >> Yes. >> Wininstein. >> Yes. Nutani. >> Yes, that too will have its public hearing on the 11th of December. 25 ordinance 2526, which is an ordinance amending chapter 8 of the revised
general ordinances of the township of ocean 1965 entitled excavation and construction of public streets section 9-32 sidewalks. Someone please introduce 2526. >> I move to introduce ordinance 2526. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Aera.
>> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Kaplan. >> Yes. >> Winston. Yes, >> Napu County. >> Yes, that too will have its public hearing on the 11th of December. Ordinance 2527, which is an ordinance amending chapter 8 of the revised general ordinances of the township of
ocean 1965 entitled excavation and construction of public streets to add a penalty provision for violations. Someone please introduce ordinance 2527. >> I'll introduce ordinance 2527. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Aera. >> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Kaplan.
>> Yes. >> Yes. >> Nutani. Yes, that too will have its public hearing on the 11th of December. Ordinance 2528, which is an ordinance amending and supplementing chapter 11 of the revised general ordinances of the township of ocean 1965 entitled health
to add a section prohibiting the illegal sale of cannabis and intox intoxicating hemp products. Someone please introduce ordinance 2528. >> I strongly move to introduce 2528. >> Second. Second
>> roll call. >> Ajara, >> yes. >> Fisher, >> yes. >> Kaplan, >> yes. >> Weinstein, >> yes. >> Yes. And Rob, we're gonna definitely agree on that one. >> Good answer. >> Ordinance 2529, which is an ordinance amending and supplementing chapter 6 of
the revised general ordinances of the township of ocean 1965 entitled building section 6-1 uniform construction code enforcing agency subsection 6-1.3 fees. Someone please introduce ordinance 2529.
>> I move to introduce ordinance 2529. >> Second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> A jerk. >> Yes. >> Fisher. >> Yes. >> Kaplan. >> Yes. >> Weinstein. >> Yes. >> Neutani. >> Yes. That too will have its public hearing on the 11th of December. We will now open it up for public comment. Uh please step up to the microphone, state
your name and address. Get your questions out. Uh we do have a five minute uh time time limit. So if anybody wishes to be heard, please step up to the microphone, state your name and address. Seeing or none, do I have a motion to close public comment?
>> So moved. >> Second. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Uh motion to move motion to close meeting. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Thank you very much. Have a happy Thanksgiving. Every day of my life