Council agenda Township Parcipony Troy Hills Township Council agenda meeting of July 8th, 2025. Introduction, posting of notice. Adequate notice of this meeting has been provided in accordance with the requirements of the open public meetings law by following the notice of the in the office of the township clerk and by posting the meeting notice on the voting board at the municipal building on
December 2nd, 2024, where it has remained posted since that day. A legal notice appeared in the daily record of the Northstar ledger on December 6th, 2024. Can I ask everyone to please stand for the flag salute to the flag of the United States of America to the republic for it stands
one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all roll call uh Mr. Nandez here Mr. McGrath here Mr. Karifi here and Mr. Neglia here. Also in attendance are Mayor James
Barbario, business administrator Jamie Cryan, Township Attorney Michael Levery, and Municipal Clerk Colet Madden. Council President, we have a quorum. Can we begin? Yes, please. Upcoming meeting 7:22 at 7 p.m. is a regular meeting. 8525 at 7 p.m. is the
agenda meeting. At this time, I'd like to ask the council to click quickly review the ordinances uh second reading that will be on for a vote at the next meeting. Seeing there's no questions from council at this time, we'll move along to public
session. Uh, at this time, I'd like to entertain a motion to open up public session. Motion. Second. Motion made by Mr. Ingria, seconded by Mr. Hernandez. Roll call. Mr. Hernandez. Yes. Mr. McGrath. Yes. Mr. Negria?
Yes. Mr. Karifi? Yes. Okay. Uh, the floor is open to the public. You can speak on any matter. Please state your name prior to speaking and you'll have 5 minutes to speak. Thank you. [Music] [Music]
[Music] Uh Bernie Clark. Uh, I'd like to speak about the two redevelopment plans that are on the agenda today, even though they're going to be voted on next week because next meeting I'm not sure if I'll be here or
not. So, I'm going to start with the uh 169 Lacawana redevelopment plan. Back in uh February, I attended a Paripony uh town council meeting when this first appeared on the council
agenda to express my concerns about giving this property special treatment for redevelopment. I said that the or if the ordinance contained the the wording about area need of redevelopment or if the attorney was Johnino,
then this was headed toward another pilot program. I am pro- redeveloping Parcipony. I know large vacant office buildings need to be redeveloped and putting a warehouse here is fine, which I think is what the
intention is. The street has other big warehouses. I just say don't do a pilot. When I talked at the last meeting in the February meeting, the mayor ignored my concerns about the pilot, but said that it was not a Johnino job. Well, I found
out by doing a little online research that the law firm handling it is actually has a relationship with the English law firm. One of the uh English partners, just Justin Marchetta, has a father who's a senior member of the
firm. uh day pittney. There's nothing illegal here, but law firms can uh bring in other law firms for various reasons. But come on, it seems like an open secret that this goes on here.
Now that the primary is over, this redevelopment plan is back to be voted on. The next step will be to award a pilot. I've seen this before. Right. So, I would ask the council members to take all this into account when this comes to
a vote, presumably at the next meeting. Moving on to the four Gate Hill Drive redevelopment plan. Once again, I see a pilot coming. Every time we have a redevelopment plan past year, it turns into a pilot a few months
later. I am in favor of redeveloping this old office property and apartments make perfect sense here. I know the location. It's not that far from my house. The problem is the pilot and there is one coming. Builders are building apartments in other towns
without pilots and we are a desirable town. It's only in Paripany where pilots are the norm. The builder gets a big tax break with a pilot which comes out of the school district budget while the town actually gets a little extra money.
This is another John Anglicino job. And by the way, the owner of the current office building conveniently made a nice $2,600 contribution to the mayor's primary campaign back in December 2003. So, I would say this has been brewing
for a while. Once again, I urge the council to consider all this when it comes up for a vote. Thank you. If you have any comments, Mr. Clark, and I can tell you that the neighborhood that butts up to Fort Gateole or that is closest to Fort Gate
Hall had a meeting with that developer. The plan that is proposed for that location is High-end Condos. There is no pilot. No pilot. High-end condos. Okay. No pilot. then that'll be good if that's
what happens. Thank you. [Music] Bob Venzi of Paripony. Um, I also wanted to speak about the redevelopment ordinances on on the agenda, but now that we know that gate hall is not a pilot, I won't say anything about that.
I'm happy. As far as the other uh 169 Lacawana, I would like to know what the purpose and the size of the buildings that are being planned for that address, the 169 Lacawana, and is there any any available information to the public
about this project? I would like to know if if the owners have indicated that they will be applying for a pilot and I would like to know if there's enough support on the town council to add an ordinance to the t town council agenda
for a pilot at 169 Lacawana Avenue. Why get the pilot the uh public riled up and risk the possibility of another pilot insurrection at the PL if you know now that a pilot at this location does not have the support of the council. Thank
you. That I don't think there's been any pilot requested on that property. The developer can request one at any time and then it would have to come before the council. So I'm not aware of any requested pilot on that property. Uh,
it's zoned for a warehouse. So, I mean, it's pretty straightforward. Have those plants gone to the planning board from a warehouse perspective? I I don't Well, they would have had to approve this before it came to us. So, Bob, you can go this stuff would be on file. Yeah, Bob, you can go to the planning board to get what the design for the
warehouse is, but we built into this one specifically that they won't touch the woods behind it. Just a warehouse. There's no Just a warehouse. Yep. So, it's it's staying within the confines of the parking lot and the building that's there today. So, we did work into our ordinance here that we will not allow
them to rip down the woods that's there. So, trying to avoid what happened to the folks over in Danville where they destroyed it. But again, I'll reiterate there's no one's requested a pilot to me or to anybody else. To my knowledge, it hasn't come before planning board yet. Okay. But the but the plan
Yes. When does the plan come before the planning board, Judy? the redevelopment plan went in front of the but I mean they haven't come with the application to testify the engineers and stuff yet um just so Bob the planning board's where
they'll show the actual plans for the site and it'll go through a series of but am I correct that um you can look at the plan if they ask for a pilot that you know if if you don't have any if there's no support on the council you don't even have to put it on the agenda.
I'd say that's probably true. Yeah. No, council president everything goes to the council president. So whether even if there is support just so you know council president can determine that it's not on the agenda but generally if you have support we do put it on the agenda and of course we also speak to the
administration about that too. So it is a team effort between the council and administration when things do go on the agenda along with myself on the last piece as the clerk. All right, council president. There's been um uh the redevelopment plan was part of the uh uh uh council packets on a number of
occasions I believe and part of the planning board packets. We're talking about a building that was 86% vacant. Um so I mean to say it meets the criteria for an area of need of redevelopment uh without even tying its shoes and leaving
the house. It's it's that easy. It's that much of a layup for that. Um there's been no discussion about a pilot or anything like that. If that happens, uh then as uh our attorney said, it comes in front of the public for
consideration publicly as it always has. Okay. [Music] And get to get back to to Mr. Clark and your question was because I attended that meeting where the developer presented and wanted the input of the
neighborhood worked with the closest neighborhood and they did repeatedly state that they would not be requesting a pilot that it was high-end condominiums. Okay. Good. Uh Nick from uh Lake Kayawaka. Um
I I don't understand what happened to U ordinance 2025 09. I I thought that was supposed to be uh part of the uh infrastructure and uh I was interested never got an
answer. the $850,000 for the uh storm drains uh where where that uh effort was going to be applied exactly in the town uh for that uh component of it. But uh I'm surprised
it's not on here. Uh I I happen to go on the website to look at the agenda and there's a uh a program on there uh CDBG uh uh for seniors and all. Well, I I
Googled uh in uh some investigation. Apparently, the big beautiful bill is uh cutting funding for all that. So, uh, it looks like that it's like, uh, it doesn't it's not going to it's not going
to go anywhere. So, maybe maybe you you should consider taking it off the the website because it's it looks like uh the Republican uh the MAGA people uh killed it. So, you
know, I was kind of, you know, a lot of things are going to be uh happening like that. And I'd like to say a word about the green acres down there by the null, the 334.58 acres.
A a lot of it is not being taken care of. And right now we're having a the invasive plants. You you got barberry up the gazoo down there and now the knotw weed is take is
taking over. I adopted that area 11 years ago and the impact on the invasives is getting worse and worse. So somehow they should invest some money
from that utility to try to enhance that landscape and do some invasive uh cretailments. Uh there are some unique plants that still um exist there in that buffer between
the golf course and Greenbank Road. You got jack and the pulpit and a couple other native plants. But if we don't do anything about the invasives, that whole integrity of that landscape that we were entrusted to keep under the
green acres is just going to get worse and worse and worse. So besides the large uh litter and and impact the invasive plants, they're going to it's just not going to be the same anymore. So if
there's some kind of a program that we can we can implement through the parks and forestry or contractor to look into that. Uh I'd appreciate it if you guys
can look into it uh further. All right. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, Nick. Tony Fano, uh, Sfield. Uh, Paul, I spoke to some of our neighbors. Uh, we're actually, some of us are against the,
uh, building number four and building number two. So, I'll bring that up in my comments. Uh Rosie will type up all these notes and then hand them to you. Uh our township policies against the constitution. It's in uh article 6. Mike can probably explain it a lot more. I
suggest we change it to helping all agencies, local, state, and federal. That means ICE. Also, uh we gave that out. As far as peep truckers being pulled over, there is an
English thing that's being it was announced today. You must be fluent in English and you must be able to pass a writing test in English. In the state of New Jersey, uh the American Transportation Truckers Association is taking a all states to court. They have
found multiple illegal CDLs. There were actually over 3,000 illegal CDLs issued in this state. They were paid at $3,000 a piece. There are also 300,000 driver's licenses that have the same 50 social security numbers. So, be prepared for a
lawsuit. Uh Florida State governor's already taken care of it. He's already locked up 42 of his regional DMVs because it's a state crime and a federal crime. Affordable housing. Uh, one of our issues that we can turn around and get is a loophole. It's been detested by the
Supreme Court. is I checked with two of Jack's Cerelli's opponents. Not too many people are aware of the 400 ft rule. All we have to do is supply 400 ft, a separate door, a bathroom, a bed, and a kitchenet. That's it. other towns
they're saying go ahead take down your office building because they're taking over the property under eminent domain and building tiny houses which is a lot less for the town in the long run because our educational cost per year
just doing 56 houses a year we're looking at somewhere in the neighborhood of uh about $25 million added to the school budget and that's the only for now. If Embassy Suites is moving, a lot of their stuff
there puts us ahead of the game. We can buy that. Uh if not, uh especially with the article, I spoke to this since I didn't get any phone calls back. I spoke to this young lady, which you'll know about names. Spoke to her to his to her staff
people. She's the new uh new New Jersey attorney, federal attorney general. So, you get phone calls. I'm the one who initiated it. So, I'm telling everybody right here, right now, publicly. Why would she call us?
Why? Because we're in violation of ICE rules. And people several mayors that are turned around objecting to the ICE and blocking ICE people from being locked up. They're going to jail.
Welcome to the United States. Yes, ma'am. Legally? No. Jesus Christ. [Music] [Music] Good evening everybody. Constellation to
uh Justin Mass for losing uh the primary. Congratulations to uh Frank uh Jamie Barbario and Sha. Um I'm here to talk about uh my name is Dean Sharma. I'm here to talk about
Durham Commons uh pending issue of uh the degrading road and the park uh space actually overgrown grass. What's the plan uh to take care of that?
And do you have any update uh about the road? Any kind of negotiation going on? If you have update for us, appreciate it. Thank you. Sure. Um so we had our fourth, I think, mediation session today with the developer and the homeowners
association's attorney. Um they've made some offers. I think we're close. You know, I think we'll have some good news. This has taken a long time, but I think we'll have some good news in the next week. Um, with regard to the lot, the developer refuses to allow the township to do any environmental testing on that
piece of property, and that's the first time in 36 years of practicing law that I've had somebody not allow you to do environmental testing. So, that leads me to believe they believe there's some issue there. So, um, we'll see if we can work that out as part of the litigation, but that situation has been like that
for quite some time. Thank you. Any other member from public? Okay. Seeing no one, I'd like to enter a motion to close the public session, please. Motion. Second. Motion made by Mr. Neglia, seconded by Mr. Nandez. Roll call. Mr. Hernandez.
Yes. Mr. McGrath. Yes. Mr. Neglia. Yes. Mr. Ky. Yes. Okay. At this time, I just like to ask council to quickly review the items on the consent agenda and the approval of minutes to be voted on at the next meeting. Seeing there are no questions or
concerns, we're going to go ahead and move on to presentations and reports. Uh, mayor, thank you. Uh, CLA, as we head into the heart of the summer, wrong glasses. Sorry. That's better. As we head into the heart
of summer, Paripony is buzzing with so many ways to celebrate our great country and enjoy the many opportunities to connect with our incredible community. Whether you're planning a little well-deserved relaxation or looking for a memorable station, everything you need is right here in Paripony. From relaxing
afternoons at the farmers market to a fun-filled movie nights, there are countless ways to explore, connect, and celebrate, many of them at no cost. So, I'm going to go on to uh just what has passed. I'm going to go into the housing
update first. As you know, on Wednesday, June 25th, the planning board unanimously adopted Pacy's 2025 housing element and fair share plan, confirming our compliance with New Jersey's affordable housing mandates for the next decade.
New Jerseys fourth round housing element and fair share plan is a statemandated process that requires every municipality to plan and provide realistic opportunities for affordable housings. Compliance is not optional. Towns that
failed to comply risk costly, time-consuming extreme legal battles, including builders remedy lawsuits that can result in unplanned highdensity development beyond local control. While I'm remain strongly opposed to these unfunded mandates that force
municipalities to increase development and population without financial support to expand infrastructure, leadership means balancing compliance with advocating for change. Pivani has joined 27 other New Jersey towns in fighting for fairness and we have
successfully challenged the New Jersey Builders Association in court to reduce our obligation. This plan protects us from lawsuits and forced reasonings while allowing us to plan growth thoughtfully, preserve neighborhoods character, and avoid
unnecessary spoil. We are committed to defending Pivy's interest while meeting our legal responsibilities with care responsibility and transparency. If you and that that's it on our part there, but I also want to go back to um
some comments that were made about the affordable housing. Um Tony, I heard what you had to say with regards to us purchasing property and that's pretty cumbersome. Um I I was an administrator in uh Englewood Cliffs and they they pretty much did the same thing
and I don't even know if it's cost effective. Uh it sounds like it would be cuz you're putting everybody in one area of town. Uh but the issue is that most of the buildings that are we're discussing that we could probably
already been purchased and I spoke to a planner and he's going to be more clar he's going to clarify more on on the 22nd why some of these things are pretty pretty difficult to do. Um, you know, we continue to be hammered not with affordable housing,
pretty much with highdensity housing that aren't for our residents, aren't for teachers that live here, aren't for people that live in this area. They're just not. And if the they need to really the legislators need to really revise the
affordable housing plan for towns like Pars, suburb, suburbia, and stuff like that. That's not happening. It's not happening at the state level. These things have been rammed down our throat. Um, and this plan that you're looking at now wasn't really supposed to be here till later on in the 26th, but they
spearheaded it. They speeded it up at the legislators and the assembly and they honestly voted to mandate this on towns like Barcipany and 27 other towns, but a lot more than that. So, hey man,
as you know, c can I make one comment too cuz I know we we went through some of this Mr. Fano in terms of like trying to what if we acquired Embassy Suites and one of my questions was if we acquired this and made it 100% affordable for over 65. It's actually
you can't do that. It's limited to 30% of your number and you get none of the extra credits that come along with it. So, so I did ask that question. I have that an email back from I think it was uh Dustin or from Snikus. We we've looked at some of these paths and you're absolutely right. I think it's a great
idea like over 65 right here. It's great. But we can't have back. No, I understand. I I did want to answer your question though because it it is something obviously always ready to talk to you after the session here too about what that feedback was, but I did want
to just kind of comment to what the mayor was saying. We we asked these questions and they said absolutely you can't do it. It only counts for up to 30% and you lose all your bonuses which means you the way it's set up now we're getting a lot of bonus credits that are going into account so that we don't have
to go and redevelop 10 properties. So, there's a lot to this, which again, it's it's probably one of the councils I'm least happy being on because everything I asked for is a no, but we could talk more about it after. All right, let me just finish my report.
Sorry, just want to make sure I No, it's okay. I listen, you're absolutely correct. Those are the conversations we had. We were losing the credit. I think we got about 124 credits. Um, which brings our number uh down even further. Independence Day reflections. Independence Day is a foundational
moment that reminds us of the courage and vision that built this country. For memory quarter of port symphony, we've come together to honor the values that unite us. Liberty, opportunity, and the enduring belief in a brighter future. I get an incredible sense of pride seeing
the United States flag proudly from the poll at town hall and from so many homes and businesses around town. In a nation often divided by partisan politics, Independence Day reminds us that we are all Americans by common history and
universal sets of rights. So on July 4th, if you were at the fireworks display at Pacony Hills, it was a huge success. I think there was about 10,000 um people there at that at the fireworks. We came
together as neighbors and we celebrated our great nation's independence. The band Overboard which is from Parcipany was spectacular as they engaged with the residents and I have to say u Gabe Naziola uh did a great rendition of the um
national anthem. So investing in public safety. This is very important to me as I when I became mayor again back in 2022. Public safety continues to be one of my top priorities not just in policy but in practice. It
was a special honor to administer the oath to five homegrown recruits as they begin their service to our community. Congratulations to Nathalia Geraldo Garcia, Cory Kenberger, Gerald Brlau, Dominic Stole, and Brandon
Jazeri. But Shiffany truly has one of the most outstanding police forces in Morris County, if not the entire state of New Jersey. I remain committed to making sure Pacony Police Department has its staffing and supported needed to continue to delivering the highest level
of services and protections to everyone who lives in Paripony works and visits our community. So, I was going to comment on Glman's comment tonight, but um I spoke to the township attorney earlier and that we're
still in mediation with um with them and um it's actually going in a positive direction. So, at the next meeting, I hope we have something better to report, but I think we will. So, council president, thank you. Thank you,
Council. Um I don't have any reports but I do have some information that I'd like to share. Um as you know we have a an art center in Paripany up at the null. It's a parcipony out. It's kind of like near Bootin Porcipany Arts Center on
11:30 Null Road. And um they're doing Diary of Anne Frank this July 18th to July 26th. And I just thought I'd share that with you. Um, if you are interested, there is a box
office contact and maybe we can put it can we put it on the website or something? Maybe in Paripony or on the Yeah, uh, the page the the p the box office contacts and stuff because I think it's a great thing in Paripony do nice shows.
Um, there's a and I guess if you look it up, you can probably find it's ww.tleap Ticket leap and they do one man shows you know little um the people are at Bootin but and
Parsipany but they do interesting things and that and they these two people Ben Meisman and Lauren are are taking the diary of Anne Frank and just reviving it. I mean it's not exactly
uplifting I know but it would be interesting I think and they do things all year round. So I'm just saying this it's available from art in our town. Check it out. Okay that's it.
Any other member from council township attorney? Uh no report this evening. Council president business administrator Jamie Crin. Thank you. Thank you council president. Uh just as a point of reference, the township is uh using its funds to
purchase a piece of property to stop uh development, large development, and that's what mayor proposed and talked about doing in um uh with St. Christopher's Church, which is on the agenda uh uh for the next meeting. Um so
we using open space funds to keep that open space. Um, you may remember before I was here, I think it was back in in uh uh 2020 or 2021 or somewhere in that area, uh the church was trying to sell it to uh a developer um to develop I
think it was about 156 units over there. Um so uh that is a clear point of how this administration and this council is combating uh affordable housing or overdevelopment uh utilizing its own
funds. Uh tonight we have a couple of things on the agenda and one of the more important things um is we have uh our auditor here Valerie Dolan from Nisvacia. We, you know, each of the council received the
audit. It's a big blue book. Um, it's a a lot of work that goes into it and, uh, by law, we have to have an independent, uh, look at our books. Um, the auditors are here and and Valerie can go into a
little bit more detail about uh, their process, but they're here for probably about a month, just about every day. uh they scrub our books. They uh do tests of uh in different uh uh purchases in
different um uh line items in our budget and um if the tests come back in a a fashion that isn't uh to their liking, they dig deeper. Um it's really an important process in municipal
governments and it's one of the things that makes sure that uh all governments uh keep you know uh the residents first and make sure they do what they're supposed to do. Um this audit uh was completed and
done in a our statutory time frame. Uh we did what we were supposed to do. Um Kyler can give a a a better understanding of it, but there was, you know, from when we talked about it, there was it was a very clean report. Uh particularly with the municipality our
size, uh there are no surprises and we were in good shape when it comes to our uh books. Tyler, if you don't mind coming up. Thanks. Good evening everybody. Um just to give you a few highlights like uh Jamie said.
Yeah, we've completed our audit and once again you've landed yourself and actually you're on what I would say is the right path. You have become a very strong fiscal town once again and that constant eye on your financials has really driven it home and where we've
seen you've come in the last few years. So like I want to go over a few fund balance information. Your fund balance and your current fund was just under $12 million which is actually up another 1.7 from where we were again last year. So we are on you are on the complete rebound. Your water utility also saw an
increase in fund balance of about 900,000. Your sewer utility saw an increase of a little over 3 million. And your fund balance in the golf utility also went up 500. As a result of all these increases in your surplus, you were able to build the budget that you were able to adopt and utilize some
additional surpluses when you built that 25 budget being in such a strong fiscal position. As Jane said, we have, you know, we go through a lot of things when we do our audit and we look at a lot of things. Um, and we do have a few what I would refer to as small housekeeping
items, just little things that we just want ted up. And there are no major recommendations in this report. So, there is a corrective action plan that will be on your agenda next week, just addressing those smaller items. They're just a little bit of what we would refer to as housekeeping. Nothing to be
concerned about. Um, we do have also in the report what we refer to as our suggestions to management. Those are things to look forward on instead of having recommendations in a future year. We like to tell you a little bit of things to keep an eye on. One of them is obviously federal funding. While you
have a lot of federal funding, you had COVID funding and all of that that came through. Where there's a funding, there always can be additional auditors besides myself. We do review everything that you do. So you have had never had a problem but if they were to come there's potential for an additional set of
person looking at your report. Um also you have a lot of grant receivable balances and grant balances. So we always say maintain them review them collect them especially in this environment where grant funds we're not seeing all as many grant funds. You want to collect everything that you can get
and utilize those funds. And then lastly you have a large capital infrastructure that we all know is going on. Personnney is a large town. We always say make sure you're reviewing all of your ordinances that are past 5 years. Are those projects done? Are they not done? Or can
they be instead maybe repurposed into something new rather than incurring new debt? You might be able to utilize funds that you already have. And like I said, it is a great clean audit with a strong fiscal sounding board. Any questions?
Wonderful. Thanks again. Thank you. Okay, I have no report. Um, at this time, I'd like the council to quickly review the ordinance uh first reading to be approved at the next meeting. Moving along to the non-consent agenda,
R2025124, authorizing purchase of 1 824 roots blower. May I please have a motion to approve the resolution? Motion. Second. Motion made by Mr. Neglia, seconded by Mr. Hernandez.
Roll call. Mr. Hernandez. Yes. Mr. McGrath. Yes. Uh, Mr. Neglia. Yes. Mr. Karifi. Yes. Motion passes. 2025 125 pertaining to participation in the cooperative purchasing of electricity and natural gas provided by the New Jersey Sustainable Energy Joint Meeting,
repealing and rescending resolution. Motion to approve. Motion. Second. Motion made by Mr. Mr. Neglia seconded by Mr. Hernandez roll call Mr. Hernandez Mr. McGrath Mr. Neglia Mr. Karifi yes motion passes R2025
126 enabling energy agent and contracting for online energy purchase motion to approve the above resolution motion second motion made by Mr. Hernandez seconded by Mr. Neglia roll call Mr. Neglia yes
Mr. Hernandez. Yes. See, see how what I did there? You got backwards. Uh, Mr. McGrath, yes. And Mr. Kari, yes. Motion passes. Uh, last one. R2025127, authorizing the contribution of property
located at 249 Pomeoy in Paripony, New Jersey, block 37, lot 3, block 737, lot 3 by Theo Associates LLC to the redeveloper AR at Paripony Urban Renewal LLC. Motion to approve the above resolution.
Motion. Second. Motion made by Mr. Hernandez, seconded by Mr. Negria. Roll call. Mr. Hernandez. Yes. Mr. McGrath. Yes. Mr. Neglia. Yes. Mr. Karifi? Yes. Motion passes. Uh, approval of payroll and bills. CFO Angelica Sabatini
recommends authorization for payment. Number one, authorizes payment of the July 4th, 2025 regular miscellaneous payroll estimated at $1,650,000. [Music] And number two, payment of bills from voucher list of 7825 which is $3,79,335.50. Motion to approve the authorization for
payment, please. Motion made by Mr. Neglia, seconded by Mr. Hernandez. Roll call. Mr. Hernandez, Mr. McGrath, Mr. Neglia, Mr. Karifi. Yes. Motion passes. Motion to adjourn the meeting, please. Guess you don't want to go home.
Make a motion. See, notice that the president always motions for that one. Okay. Motion made by Mr. Karifi, seconded by by Mr. McGrath. Roll call. Um, Mr. Nandez. Yes. Mr. McGrath. Yes.
Mr. Neglia. Yes. Mr. Karifi. Yes. We're adjourned. Have a great night, everybody.