Good evening everyone. This is the city council work meeting. Today is August the 4th, 2025 and the time is 6:30. This meeting has been duly advertised in the city newspaper with the Open Public Meetings Act,
otherwise known as the Sunshine Low. Roll call, please. Familo here. Pomona, present. Present. Okusby. Present. Swepson here. Thomas, present. All in. May I have approval of the previous
amendments? I make motion second. May I have a second? Second. All in favor? We have Jordan here for the capital improvement report. Good evening. Good evening, Mayor. See you again.
Um so Jordan Rizzo with CME. This is your second quarter capital update. Is that happen? Yes. Follow. Um, first one, um, pump station improvements. Uh, we've been looking at this, um, for a little bit now. We've
designed the majority of it, but as of late, uh, we just received notice that the Evans Lane pump station needs to be operated. Um, which is good timing because we haven't started yet. So, we're going to look to include that in this project and um, include it in the high bank funding for as well. So, we'll
await authorization to um, begin that and include it. The next one um is a series of ACIA pro uh program projects. First one is Walnut Avenue Park. Uh there were some drainage issues here. We
started looking at a design and then ultimately put it on hold because we spoke to uh BCIA. We're told that we can pull all the funds together and move it to different projects. So what we did is we took it from there and we moved it to the next project which is the various park improvements. And since I was here
three months ago, this one has taken off. It is the Leadeds Avenue tennis courts, Max Manning Basketball Courts, and Crescent Avenue basketball courts. So that started earlier this month. And the Leadeds Avenue and Max Manning
courts have been paved. So what? Yeah. So within I said next month there'll be stripes, the nets will go up, new basketball systems. So that's that'll be done soon. Next page is the rec center. We had done
a design for new flooring in the rec center. Um then we put on hold because we wanted to make sure that the roof was done first. So that's where we're at with that right now. Next is the senior center multi-purpose building in West Park Avenue.
We've looked at this and issued a couple proposals, but I believe it is in motion. um not necessarily through my office, but I believe it's the ACIA who's coordinating it um as we verly. So, I think that that's in the works move along. I think it's on your agenda
tonight, too, as well. And then the next one is the uh 2024 application. So, the biggest thing here was the soccer fields on Titan Road Park. Also included Clomatus Avenue tennis and pickle ball. and then crosswalk signage throughout the bike
path. But that one we're just kind of waiting on advancement authorization. Moving into DOT projects. Um some of these are just kept on here because they're on maintenance bonds. So Anzu
Boulevard that's been completed and that's on the maintenance bond through August 2026. Decar Avenue, same thing. completed maintenance bond through August 2026 Downey Road. Um, this one is completed
final pay application was submitted a couple months ago and that's on a maintenance bond through May 2027. And then not too far behind that is Park Avenue, which runs next to it. Um, this one's at the finish line. They're actually going to be milling the road tomorrow and then on Wednesday they'll
be surface paving it. So that was the last thing we need to do. plus probably a couple punch list items, but that one will be um you know finishing up and going for final pay application soon. Um black horse pipe, this was the phase
one. All the work here is complete. Uh the final pay application is ready. We're just waiting for the maintenance bond from the contractor and then once we get that, we'll submit for the final pay. And then phase two of Blackhorse Pike. Uh this was DOT and the city
selected to use the DOT's design assistance. Next is Old Turnpike. This has been completed. It was the sidewalks between Main Street and Franklin. And that's on maintenance bond February 2026. Uh streetscape improvements. This is
Leeds Avenue, North Main Street, Washington Avenue. This is also going to be a DOT design assistance. So, it's it's not my office working there. Ridgewood Avenue and Clatus. This is sanitary sewer improvements. And we have
the pre-construction meeting for this one this week. It's on Thursday. So, that construction will probably be starting I'd say later this month. Lighting improvements along the bike path. This is from Decar Avenue to Milan Avenue.
And this is currently underway right now as well. They started construction earlier this month in July. Um I anticipate probably by the end of the month it'll all be complete. Green Street. Um this is between Main Street and Franklin Boulevard. Uh the
project was awarded to Charles Marendino a couple months ago. They have the contract books now. They're signing them, getting the bonds in, and then we'll have our pre-construction meeting. So that I'm guessing will probably start construction later in August, maybe early in September.
Um, South Franklin Boulevard and East Bay View Avenue. Um, this is a good amount of sanitary sewer upgrades and then also paving the roads, curves, sidewalks, and it's also extending Franklin Boulevard to Bay View so that
that the connection is made there. Um, this one's out to a uh out to bid right now. It needs to be awarded by September 8th for DOT. And the bid opening is later this month, August 26th. So, we'll be looking to award that project later
this month or early September. Um, Rain Avenue. This one is to be awarded by October 20 uh 2025, so later this year. Um, we're still waiting for an authorization to start this one though. So, I'm guessing
this one will probably need a an extension request from the DOT. They'll do six months to push that to next year. Similarly, on the next page, this project started at second, third, and fourth street. Uh, we broke it into two
projects. So, um, it was slimmed down to just third street to get us closer to the grant amount. Um, this has to be awarded later this year in November, but we're probably going to end up seeking a six-month extension for that as well. Um,
same almost, well, no, intersection of uh Woodland and Route 9. This is crosswalk improvements um to be awarded later this year, so November. Uh, we're finishing the design. We'll put it out to bit soon and
then that'll probably start end of this year next year. And then on a similar path is the Franklin Boulevard way. So just strike it along Franklin Boulevard. Same timeline uh award by
around the end of November this year and then construction probably beginning of next year. Lynwood Avenue. Um, this is this was this received a six-month extension in DOT rights. So, we now have
to award it by uh December 28th of this year. We were authorized on survey. So, that's complete. And then once we get the the balance of the authorization, we'll do the design and uh what to award it by the end of this year.
Pedestrian safety improvements. This is all throughout the city. Uh different LED stop signs and speed radar signs. Um that is an August 2026 award. So that's next year and we're just waiting occupation to start that one.
Next page is a bus shelter. This is across from the bus terminal. This would be new bus shelter. Pavers, lighting, bike racks, landscaping, and it has to be rewarded. Um
this one's next year. Um, and we have a proposal for that one. And then Windsor Avenue and Richmond Avenue, that is an end of next year award, so by November 2026. And we're just going to wait to get off the garage to start that one as
well. And then some of the miscellaneous projects. Um, the storm water pollution prevention plan. We do this on a yearly basis. Um, kind of kept here as a placeholder, but we'll update that at the end of this year and get it on the city website. And then this is a new one
um as of this year the entire state all municipalities are required to submit a watershed inventory report and storm water infrastructure map. Um that's due at the end of this year. So once we get the authorization for that we'll we'll begin that work.
Next one is assessment of roads. Um just a reminder in 2023 we did a report outlining the uh condition of all roads sanitary sewer bike path throughout the city and then bottom this page is the park
project Lakes Bay Union Park the waterfront as everyone probably knows it opened earlier this month. Um there's just a few minor punch list items left. We took another look at the landscaping today. So we're working with the contractor. um they haven't submitted their final application yet, so they
know that it's still a little bit to do that, but um for the most part that's done and open. Couple other quick things is the crab dock at the marina. We took a look at this uh June of last year. Um just
waiting any further authorization or questions on that. And then North Main Street, Washington Avenue demolition. There's a few buildings set to be demolished around the corner here. We uh sent a proposal to do an estimate and
specs. Um Village. Oh, Green Street. Is that projected to be done this year? I know what we're waiting for, but when is it going to finish construction? Mhm. Um, I would say that we'll probably have
our our pre-construction meeting. I'm just going to do the math. Um, later this month, probably start in September. I'd say it's probably going to be almost complete by the end of this year. might push in next year, but the majority of it will be done.
And the other one was on Franklin Boulevard. What we're going to do there as far as more paving the uh bike and you we're doing the bike lanes. Yeah, it's not paving. It's just bike lanes. We're doing paving.
Yeah, we're doing paving. So, and that's my question that we're going to be doing. We're paving. So, the bike lanes are going to be You want to do it after? Yeah. Do you know when? Well, we have to we have to award it by November. Okay.
We don't have to start. Okay. So, we can definitely coordinate it. Okay. Right. That makes sense. Yeah, I have a question. Um, Mr. Rizzo, do you have um are you working on or
have you been notified about the marina itself? The fact that it's closed. So, you're not working on any of those peers or anything. uh the recreation center the the money that's been awarded I know
we have to roof but is there a timeline for that money that we have to do the floor is there timeline for that money are we in a rush to get this group done before we lose that funding you know it's ACIA so they're a lot more lenient or
willing to work with you than DOT which I stripped two years right timeline So we have grants from 2020 we're still using and instead of taking 20% for this project and 15% for that project we kind of just pulled it all together and said let's get this project
done 100%. So no short answer is no we don't have a timeline to do it but I think we probably also reallocated some of the money towards the leads max present.
What about the roof situation? This group brought up for a while. So, you want Okay. So, um we should be receiving Good evening everyone. We should be receiving the funding for the roof uh that the bond ordinance was
approved a couple of months ago. We should be signing paperwork this week and we should be getting the funding next week. So, we have the funding to get the roof done and then we get the floor done. Yes. That should be done by next year, right? Yes.
Thank you. There was a $50,000 um for the floor that's going to be reallocated to the front. Oh, that's what we got. That's 50,000,000.
All right. Thank you, sir. No. Anyone else? We do need that. Thank you. Thanks. Okay. Thank you all very much. Agenda. Okay. First agenda. First reading ordinance number 12 authorizing purchase of certain property at 121 West
Park Avenue lot 39 lot 22 tax to NJSA 48 col 12-1. Any questions council? I do questions. Um, do we have the funding right now to buy
that property? Sure. I like to say that we do. Yes, me too. Yes. You just don't know how happy the state may be on Friday. So, yes, we do.
And I know that the city's going to buy it, but it hasn't always been that the city can do whatever they want to do. Is that zone for what we want to do? I'm not familiar with the zoning of the area, Mr.
Yes. Um we did a shared service agreement two years ago um with the ACIA. All the studies were done. In fact, it seemed that the preliminary studies were good to go purchase it and get construction. They have that
construction done for this project by May June next year. Do we have the money for construction? We have the money to buy it. Do we have the money for construction? So we ask that those funds are are are done through CBD through ACI. They're the
ones that are quite different. But are we going to have an empty lot for a long time? We can't have we can't this has to be that. We actually have a timeline um to purchase and start construction on
all this. Thank you, Mr. You're welcome. Madam Cler, resolution 1445 authorized execution of an addendum to the 30th amendment to the redevelopment agreement with likewise Enterprise LLC to remove
references to lot three. Any questions? Councilman say I resolution 146 amending resolution number 119- 2025 authorizing the tax collector to cancel and remove property
charges. Any questions council seeing none resolution 147 granting approval of the annual Atlantic City trian event through the city on August the 9th. Any questions? Resolution
148, grant approval of a National Health Center Week Festival and Health Fair on August the 8th from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the South Jersey Family Medical Center. Any questions, council? See, resolution 149, granting approval of a
drug prevention and wellness event on August the 15th, 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Christ worship center. Any questions, council? Seeing none. Resolution 150 provided for budget assertion until the 2025 budget.
Any questions? Council seems good evening everyone. Yes. So as we get to um complete list from our office and the smaller list is about two or three pages long uh and
that is items that have been paid prior to today's bill list. Um one item really that uh is clearly corporation which is for police department is evidence management software.
Um, and then does anybody have a question on any of the items there? I do. Yes, ma'am. Um, there's a check here for $100. It says wrong amount.
Yes. Yeah. What What is that about? Okay. Um, this is a refund to the person on here that they registered their child for the
summer camp program and they requested a refund. It was $100 and then it came came and came back that it was an error. It was the full refund
that had to be given. Who authorized this? Came through um the recreation department and an hour. Yes. Yes. Who? I'm sorry. That came from me. Okay. Let me let me
We authorized the $100. Myself, the mayor, and the person in charge of the wreck because it says no refunds. So I Let's just make everybody happy. give the woman $100 at the committee.
No, no, it didn't come to the committee because the woman wanted her money. And it says on there very clearly, no refunds. So, we somebody wanted a full refund. We said $100 in order to keep
the peace. Okay. So, and plus we didn't want to establish a precedent of giving a full refund four weeks after the campus started. Nobody picked up the phone to call me. I never received a phone call about this.
I should have been called. You want to run the recck committee, then go ahead. You want to refund an extra $155, then you write it out of your paycheck. Do not give out money that you are not authorized to give out.
So if I may no you can explain it but Joan and I talked and I talked to earlier. So, uh, this came to me came back to me
after we um that gave me $100. Um, based on mitigating circumstances, the mayor and I actually had a conversation in reference $200 g auth had every intent of putting a child in the summer camp. She was not able to do
that for reasons that was not even discussed here. She was not able to do that was not her fault. We went ahead and it was a call that I was asked to make an idea. You don't make that decision. Okay?
You don't make that decision. This comes through the rep committee. It should have I should have at least been notified. Okay. Okay. You want to make decisions on paying out people without authorization. I think there's a little something going on
that shouldn't be done. It should have never happened that way. I deserve a phone call. I don't care what committee comes from. I deserve a phone call and it was never made. You made a decision that we had already discussed and decided on $100. I know
what her problem was. I understand it. But the problem is now you've established a precedent to everybody in the city that wants to pull their kid out of the camp. Even though it's the cheapest camp around, you've established the president of giving a full refund.
So if you gave her back, if you gave back half, if you gave back $10, you would have established the president, right? So the president is in the issue. The you've established the president of giving back a full refund rather than $100. And you never contacted me.
So I I didn't contact you. I apologize. And that's that doesn't do any good because you got the check for 225 255, right? So that that barn doors you felt like I didn't contact you. But the decision was made because that decision came across
my desk to make that decision and I did. The decision had already been made. The mayor was well aware of the decision. The other person involved was aware of it. And you just received the money did not wait.
The person who received the money was aware that she was getting something back. She got a check $1,200. She she didn't find out until she got the check and she was very upset about it. Go ahead. Mayor, did you Well, when we discussed it, I said when you and I first discussed, we said give
her a hand back. That was the last I knew I heard of that until I heard about $100 and then I got calls on it. Business administrator got calls on it. We would still get calls on it and I understand there was a little confusion at the recreation
center. But then as far as setting a president, do I really councilman? I wish you wouldn't just point your finger and everything and be that way, but um no, because it's not that's it's just not necessary to do that. So then
then he kept getting the business administrator kept getting calls about it and everything and he said, "You know what?" He he called me and he said, "You know what?" He said, "I'm just sick of it." He said, "I'm ready to just put it to bed." He said because we're going back and forth back and forth and we
discussed the president. So then so one one second councilman. So then that's when he and I said well I'll tell you what I said whatever decision you made I said I'm I'm out of it you know because she was calling my office. So I said I'm out of it. I don't have
anything else to do with it. And then that's when he took upon himself to do that to um you know but I I I can't say I wouldn't have made the same decision. I did call you I did call you in the beginning you know in the very beginning. Yeah.
And then and then when you all decide $100 and that was the end of that you know because when you and I were talking we were saying half. So ladies and gentlemen, sister, what I think that I've heard about this matter is correct
when it comes to money. No one person has the power to reverse or to expend. That's this governing body's power. That's our thought. No one person. The situation should have been
half thus should have been told lady I will put your request in writing to council and then it should been approved here. That's what should happen and that's what should we have to spend money without without
she don't you don't either. So let's let's calm ourselves down and understand the fundamental basics of being a member of the governing body. This is government 101. It's the process. Mr. Mr. Ba, you want to get a whole bunch of
those kind of phone calls? You too have, but y'all got the position. You asked me. You got the position to get those cars. I've been there. In old school, we say man it up and woman it up or get on your horse,
cowboy, and say, "Look, I hear you, please. I'll put a mo a memo in writing to the people who have the authority to do that." And if we say no, it's Noah. If we say yes, it's yes. She's right. One of the problems we have here is setting the wrong precedents when it
come to money, when it comes to personnel management and person personal favors to people and family we know. And it has to stop. So next time you have a problem like that, bring it. And you can't advocate your thought, man. I'm sorry. You can't say I'm done with.
You're the man. You can't say I'm done with. Neither can you be. Can't say that. And you can't tell them what they can and can't do. The law does say no. Amen. I'm sorry. Violated the law. It didn't come through us.
The problem says it's the process. Right. We that it's it's the process. We have to follow the process. And I believe the council woman said by her not being contacted after decision was made I believe or agreed upon and then that
decision was changed. That's why it shouldn't have been made in the first place. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'll pop up. a committee. Yeah. Yeah. That's why I said was this from committee question recommendation from committee but still the action of spending money
receiving money. That's the governing body matters. We got follow and you can't be getting what you want because you make the most amount of phone calls and you pitch the most. No, that's not how it works. And if that's the case, then we're going to have an awful lot of people on the
phone tomorrow complaining to you about something and you're going to be writing out text. You better get the auto pen from Joe Biden because that's what you're going to need because everybody's going to be complaining about something. Especially if they see this video. That's what happens when you do things
in the cloak of darkness and you don't do it in sunlight. That's what happens. So the $100 check was voided and she was paid 255. Correct. But that was not done. Unfortunately, we decided to take that position. That's
not how that happened. I was left on my doorstep. So we know our doorstep. That's nothing. That's what I mean. So on the other bill list, we have another one.
Well, that's the one that where payments are going to be made. The big one. Yeah, the big thick one. So, basically the um bill list is uh full of day-to-day operations from various departments. Um I'm only going to
mention a few of the bills that stand out. Um so on uh page two we are paying the police warn cameras bill to our vendor Exxon
and uh that came with uh $46,000 close to $47,000 in grants. So that was a good thing. So that $290,000 is actually 244. So, we're good with that. That came with
a grant. We're also paying the ACUA that they allowed us to split the bills in the budget process. We're paying them 206,000. Um, on page five, we're paying those
postcards that get mailed at the beginning of the year with your uh assessment and the taxes that you paid. Uh that is $4,327. Uh then on page seven, we're paying our engineer CME for the
5-year uez plan 20,699. Uh then last but not least, I lost my mark on here. Um page 18 we are paying
um for hydraulics um approximately $3,214 and this is for the public works departments. This is for the maintenance of our bigger vehicles. So there is a you know rare and tear usage of them.
Any other questions that you may find on the bill list that you want to ask? What's that? No one has question. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Council,
you have anything open discussion? May I have a motion to close the break session? May I have a second? Second. All in favor? Good evening everyone. This is a city
council meeting. The day is August the 4th, 2025 and the time is 7:04 p.m. This meeting has been duly advertised in city newspaper in performance with the open public meetings act otherwise known as
the sunshine law. Please stand for invocation and flag salute. Going to have a solid prayer please. 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. What I want to add is if everyone can stand up. um one of our employees um Latoya Dustin um her son was um killed in the city of Atlantic City. So please
keep the Roseboro and the Dustin family in your prayers. Amen. Okay, we have a motion to dispense previous minutes. Motion second. All in favor? Mayor, any accommodations, proclamation,
and the presentation. Thank you. Next, we have public call. Roll call, please. Pomona, present. Barlay. Battis, here. Swepson here. Thomas,
present. We have public next year. Christian. Okay. We're going to go with this brown. Okay. Hello. Hello. Um, I just want to pass some information
on and then ask some questions. Um, one of the things I want to pass, they put the signs up in the province, but the no dogs allowed, but people are not um respecting and they bring big dogs over there.
So, I promise to go So, thank you. Um, the other thing I got a couple questions, just questions cuz I clear on the police chief has not been sworn in
yet. Yes. Is there a reason? Like, it's obvious she's not going anywhere. What happened? She's made the decision to be staff. So, Miss Brown, we are working on that.
Um it will take place but it's been some time. It just came to your attention. That's what I said first. It just came to your attention. Um the other thing um why do we not have a
rent control committee? That's a that's something that delivered product mode and see potentially audience that it's going to be better than I'm waiting. I was just asking because
it's been a long time and a lot of people are um that I speak to are not even aware of the ordinance and neither are their landlord. Well, it's been published. I know so that's to their following and but it's there and you'll be saying something shortly.
Okay. And I I don't think it's to their following. I just think that we need to do better about getting the word out about things. But there are people who still don't even know their hearts. There are people who still don't know about um the community swimming at the high school
and I'm out there. So, you know, I know I'm not just making stuff up. I be talking to people at the wild, at the Walmart, in the parking lot, wherever I'm at, I talk to people. So, thank you. Those things have been brought to my attention. So, I'm just bringing them
back. Thanks. Don't care. All right. No question. You want to speak for a Christian? I'm I'm allowing you to do that. All right. All in favor.
Madam clerk. First is ordinance number 12, first reading authorizing the purchase of certain property known as 121 West Park Avenue, block 39, lot 22 on the tax map pursuant to NJ as saying 40 col 12-1.
May I have a motion? Motion. May I have a second? Second. Roll call. Yes. Yes. Yes. Being bad. Yes. Sweepson. Thank you. Thomas,
yes. Okay. Ordinance is moved to second reading for August 18th. Resolution 145 authorizing execution of amendment to the third amendment addendum to the third amendment to the redevelopment agreement with Likewise Enterprise LLC
to remove references to lock three. May I have a motion? Motion. May I have a second? Second. Roll call. Yes. Fona, yes. White Clan, yes. Oldby, yes. Bettis, yes. Sweptson, yes. Thomas, yes.
Resolution approved. Resolution 146, amending resolution number 119-205 authorizing the tax collector to cancel or refund property charges. May I have a motion? Motion. May I have a second? Second.
Roll call. Yes. Kimona. Yes, Barllay. Yes, yes, status. Yes, Swepson. Yes, Thomas. Yes. Resolution approved. Resolution 147 granting the approval for the annual
Atlantic City triathlon event through the city on August the 8th. August 29th. A motion. I have a second. Second. Call yes. Pona. Yes.
Barl. Yes, yes, Battis. Yes, Swepson. Yes, Thomas. Yes. Resolution approved. Resolution 148 granting approval of a National Health Center Week Festival and Health Fair on August the 8th at the South Jersey
Family Medical Center. May I have a motion? Motion. I have a second. Second. Roll call. Yes. Sona, yes. Park, yes. Overby, yes. Bettis, yes. Swepson, yes. Thomas. Yes.
Resolution approve resolution 149 grant approval of a drug prevention awareness event on August the 15th at the Christ worship center. May I have a motion? Motion. May I have a second? Second. Ro callero. Yes. Pomona. Yes.
Clay. Yes. Ogusby. Yes. Pettis. Yes. Swepson. Yes. Thomas. Yes. Resolution approved. Resolution 150 providing for budget insurgent into the 2025 budget. May I have a motion? Motion. May I have a second?
Second. No. Pabona. Yes. Park. Yes. Yes. Bettis. Yes. Swson. Yes. Thomas. Yes. Resolution approved. I need a motion to pay the bills. Motion.
Can I have a second? Second. Ro. Yes. Yes. Flag. Yes. Oh, just speak. Yes. Abstain page three item 0320 I think it is
03 02. I know which one you know. Uh, I'm sorry. Swepson. Yes. And Thomas, yes.
Comments. Mayor, do you have anything? First of all, I'd like to um give family and also we have a lot of events coming up. the big one from
you events we have coming up. So we have a lot of events coming up. Tomorrow night is national night out from 5 to 8 at um Langston Avenue. So if everyone can attend that would be good. That's always good to get out for
that. And we're also having a resource fair in our parking lot information from 9 to 2 on the 8th. And let me see what else. Oh, on the 15th we have the overdose. Um
there's an overdose like festival or so at the um the Christ worship center on church. You do you do it. I just didn't want to I didn't want to dip into your committee. That's fine. It's a overdose awareness
day. It's Friday, August 15th from 900 a.m. to noon at Christ Worship Center worldwide. You guys need the address. 429 West Bay View Avenue.
Can I ask when you say open? Yes, ma'am. Anyone else? Oh, mayor, were you done? Anyone from Cal? Yeah. Yes. Yes. Um, if we don't already have, I think that
public safety should look into issuing some kind of rings or something about well, it needs we need to look into it because the ebikes themselves, I think, are being abused and not written properly. But now they're writing to
one. as a so no you mentioned bicycles are governed by New Jersey state motor vehicle statutes including ebikes as long as they have like a
horsepower under 25 something like that and if they have pedals along with the engine they're governed under motor vehicle statutes um we do have an ordinance that speaks to bikes and where they can be written and it's pretty extensive so I think it's an enforcement issue, right?
Um and and I did communicate with council president about that when we looked into whether or not because you know you cannot preempt state statute. So if there's a statute, your local ordinance can't conflict with it. But if there's no statute addressing it, then
you can kind of supplement. And so the current municipal ordinance pretty much covers a lot of things that many of you may have concerns about. Um but the state statute essentially would govern it. So if you have something specific because I know that council president
was talking about that as well and we can look to see whether or not it's state statute already or we can supplement it. So councilwoman after I talked to madam solicitor I talked to the chairperson of public safety bring it up in the meeting tomorrow. I just want because
we just want I'm sorry. Wednesday. Let council know. I mean, as long as we have something then I just didn't I mean it seeing two kids on a bike like that is just that's really the whole thing is scary.
But then to have children just ask anyone else. Were they wearing helmets? go under 17 and they had homes council. Um, we got one now. The Arland dance spot. It was a grand opening tonight.
Um, and it was what time was it? At 5. It was 5:30 and it's 8:50 North Franklin Boulevard here in Pleasantville. and the the the um is the old Red Cross
building and it's really nice. So, you all should go over and look. Well, that's all I have. All right. Anyone have anything else? May I have a motion to adjurnn? All in favor? Perfect.