Uh, good evening everyone. This is the city council board meeting. Today is May the 4th, 2026 and the time is 6:31. This meeting has been duly advertised in the city newspaper
in in conformance with the open public meetings act otherwise known as the sunshine law. Roll call. Madam clerk >> Pona >> presby >> present >> here. >> Gibson
>> present. Thomas >> present. >> All in attendance. >> May I have approval of previous minutes? >> May have a motion. >> May I have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I
clerk agenda review. >> First agenda is uh ordinance number four, second reading. Public hearing be held during regular session is amending chapter 187 entitled parks and playgrounds of the city. Any questions?
Seeing none, >> resolution 83, I'd like to make a note that there is a um topic graphical error. It should be extra zero. So, as I read it, I will include the correct number. Resolution 83 authorizing to apply for the grant for the urban
enterprise zone authorities enterprise zones assistance funds for loan program and then not to exceed 1,30,0 >> any questions council seeing none >> resolution 84 authorizing to apply for a
grant from the New Jersey urban enterprise zone enterprise zones assistance fund for ways findings and footage I'm sorry. Signage study in the amount of $130,000. >> Any questions? Council
>> resolution 85 authorizing the pres to submit application to the New Jersey urban enterprise zone Authority for funding an amount to exceed $86,000 for supplemental funding for Main Street demolition. >> Anyone have any questions? You have
questions? 86,000 >> 6000. >> Resolution 86, approval to submit a grant application to execute a grant agreement for the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the bikeway grant program.
>> Any questions, council? See none. Resolution 87, approval to submit a municipal aid grant application and execute a grant agreement with the New Jersey Department of Transportation. Any questions, council? See none.
>> Resolution 88, approval to submit a grant application and execute a grant agreement for the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the safe streets to transit program. >> Any questions, council? Seeing none. Resolution 89, approval to submit a
grant application and execute a grant agreement for the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the transit village for the transit village grant program. >> Any questions, council? Seeing none. >> Resolution 90 authorizing to enter into
a 5-year contract with Exxon Enterprises for the police department's portas. >> Any questions, council? Seeing none authorizing an application to the New Jersey Department environmental
protection for planning and design grant program. >> Any questions? Council see 92 authorizing engineering services agreement with M Watson's Associates for various sewer projects. >> Any questions? Council
see >> resolution 93 authorizing engineering services agreement with CME associates for various sewer projects >> question council >> question is not here I'm sorry
question for the VA madam president you might be question for the two uh was it divided in which one like five for one >> yes it was divided I can't tell you like from what
>> it may you can look at the previous one you just passed the list at them all and then from there you to see who got what project. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Madam clerk,
>> resolution 94 authorizing the execution of a memorandum understanding with New Jersey American Water to complete a redevelopment plan and potentially a redevelopment agreement for the property located within the city at block 165 lot 5.
>> Any questions? Council see >> resolution 95 authorizes the lease purchase of five for 2026 police interceptor utility all-wheel drive base vehicles. >> Any questions, council?
>> Seeing none, >> resolution 96, authorizing the tax collector to refund taxes on certain property in the city. >> Any questions, council? See, >> resolution 97 proclaiming May the 7th,
2026 as National Day of Prayer. Any questions council? Seeing none, >> resolution 98 designating the month of walkers as veterans appreciation month in the city. >> Any questions council? >> Seeing none.
>> Next is review of the bill. >> Madam President, I had a question 95. Uh and this is also supposed to be a outfit of their equipment too. So >> yes, includes outfit. Yep. That's Thank
you. >> Madam CFO. >> Thank you. Good evening. >> Good evening. >> Okay. So, um if we go to
the HSS check register by check date. And if you look at the fifth one down, Atlanta County Treasurer, $8,651.75. That's for fuel. And if you look at uh Homer Avenue Automotive LLC,
uh we paid the transmission that was needed for a police vehicle and a um oh sorry for the recreation vehicle and we also have a payment to Hughes electric which was the grant funds and this is for the bike path Decator Milan.
So that project is almost complete. Any questions? Oh, and okay, we are holding back a payment of $10,250. >> Yes. P. What is that? PF O' Conor Davis. Yes. >> Yes.
>> Okay. So, we'll reduce that uh for that amount. And if we look at um the purchase order listing and it'll be page one um you'll see that uh
create create 48 LLC this is the mural and this is with funds funded in New uh preservation fund. We're looking at the next page, page two. Oh, does excuse me. Does anybody have a question on items on page one?
>> No. >> So, we turn over to page two. We are looking at 08355. that is IIA lifting services and that's an
annual inspection that's needed for the lift at the public works building we look at any questions on page two page three um towards the bottom
uh is vendor number or vendor number 24821 one and that's the red ridgewood improvement project and that's grant funds. Uh that's 92,889.93. Any questions on that page
the project? >> Uh not yet. No, >> but it's almost there. The next page, if you look towards the middle of the page, we have the Banger Uno LLC, $2,59044.
That's our VO code. That's voice over. This is a monthly bill that we got. Any questions on page page four? Okay, page five.
If you look towards a little bit below the middle of the page, we have sound thinking and that is the shot spot. So, uh that's a $51,887 payments.
So, 51,000 is that for every quarter? Perfect. Any questions on page five? Okay, page six we have payment to Greenman
Hendrenson Inc. and this is for the save routes to school and it's a grant and it's $5,196.18. Any questions? What was that? I'm sorry. That's a safe rout to school as a grant and they're the ones that are managing
it and um do is paying for the construction of >> it is the What kind of babies have PFK? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Um, that's the one we
>> Yes. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Any other questions for Thank you. >> Thank you. Open discussion. Anyone have anything? I have a motion to close work session.
>> All in favor? >> Good evening everyone. This is the city council meeting. Today is April the 4 I mean May 4th, 2026 and the time is 6:44 p.m. This
meeting has been duly advertised in city newspapers in conformance with the open public meetings act. otherwise known as the sunshine. Please stand for invocation and pledge salute. And we're going to have a moment of silence.
>> Yes, ma'am. President, >> can we have a moment of silence for Sergeant Richard Ward, retired police officer from the city of Plington uh that came on the police department with me. He passed away a few days ago. And also can we include VA?
>> Amen. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Thank you. >> Come on. >> Welcome. Barlay >> present. >> Pettis >> present. >> Sweepson >> here. >> Gibson >> present. >> Thomas >> present. >> All in. >> I have a motion to dispense previous
minutes. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> Mayor, do you have anything? >> I have nothing tonight. Thank you. >> Okay. City Council have something tonight on behalf of um the public safety committee
and um city council. We have a plaque here for the fire department. It reads the Pleasville City Council extends our sincere appreciation to the Pleas Fire Department for your unwavering dedication, courage, and service to our
community. Your commitment to protecting lives and property does not go unnoticed. Thank you for always answering the call and understanding, I'm sorry, and standing ready when our residents need the most. We are truly
grateful for all that you do. The Pleasantville City Council 2026 If you all could come up so we all can get a picture. >> Yeah. Come on in. >> Just want to say thank you guys. I
appreciate you. >> Thank you. >> Where's the camera? You'll be all day. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> So, just want to reiterate, thank you. I
appreciate the appreciation, but this is this is all in his day's work. You know, this is what we're here for. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Chief. >> Next, we have public portion. We have Mr. Lenny Oliver. >> Good evening, Mr.
>> Good evening, sir. Um, my name is Pastor Mary Oliver. I've been a member I've been in this city since ' 68. I u help put this city on the map. I be the first first state champions in 74. I was
captain of the team. I helped Mayor Rap get in office which opened the door for u for the other mayor. But it also opened the door for our first woman mayor Judy Ward. I had a
incident on one of the streets. I was here on March 16 and I had my car pole and I went through all the steps that I needed to go through and I'm trying to figure out how
I can get it right. stated that there's young respons and I'm trying to figure out why and I took pictures. I told the policeman on the second one that happened and he was
supposed to put cones in the area where I had my dad. That never happened. I took pictures from the second to the 16th when I came here. Supposedly y'all fixed it on the 19th, but Ireland Avenue
on the back end is like a minefield. It's really messed up. And uh my accident happened to be 7:00 at night. So there was no way for me to see the holes. And uh I'm just trying to get remedy for this situation.
>> Mr. Oliver, do you have um some type of >> um >> at the time asking Miss Dollar, but was you given a case number by the police department? >> No, they gave me it took them 12 days for me to get I needed to get
>> and and a report and I took it over to the administrator's office and I talked to the administrator as well. So right now it's just the claims act requires that there's
condition that it's known and has been reported as known or that the municipality created it that is typically well that's what the law is under the tors as a father or something. He somehow he
notified them. They made that determination. >> You want me to give you legal advice? >> That's >> and you're part of the right. Yes. >> Okay. We can talk executive session.
>> Yes. We do that. >> Yeah. >> All the information. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Next we have >> Hello everyone. >> Hello. >> Um I'm here to discuss the um the chain
that's up on the ramp at the Pleasantville Basin. Um I was here two months ago and uh city administrator um said that he was going to call me and talk to me about it. Well, it's been 60
days and I haven't gotten a telephone call. Um I've also left messages. Um got no report from anyone. Um, I I I'd like to one more question I'd
like to ask you is who made the decision to put the chain? >> Who's responsible for putting that chain? >> Well, since our business um administrator isn't here, so we can't we can't answer that.
>> So, okay. So, you can't and he will not respond to me and won't give me any answers. So, I mean, I don't understand and I I I grew up here. I I'm 66 years old and I've never
in my lifetime seen that grant close ever except when except when the Green Acres money came in and they, you know, grant and also the federal government gave the city a
grant to revitalize that area. That's the only time that's ever been been closed. And I don't understand how from a safety aspect how that could be changed closed
because in an every second counts, right? So, somebody gets down there and it's an emergency. Someone some kid who could be in the in the marina or outside of the marina or anyone could be hurt
drowning and every second counts. It only takes seconds to drown and every second is very important. No. >> And also the other point I have, it's disenfranchising the residents of Pleasantville as far as
them not being able to use that for their kids. And there's many families that come down there and use their boats. Jet ski out of there. It's the one of the top wind surfing destinations in the country. And if there's an
emergency down there, you know, it's is it's going to turn into something bad. So, I I just I'm just asking you guys may maybe just open it from May to September and let and let the clammers, the crabmers, the
fisherman, commercial, you know, and recreational. Let us use the ramp. It's it's the best ramps in Atlanta County and it's closed. I mean, >> does business administrator have information you have going? Yes, I miss
that. He asked Miss Ali when I was here last time and she had my and he said he would reach out to her and I haven't heard anything from him for 60 days. I've waited to hear. I mean, I'm not here at the Grand Stand or anything like
that. I keep my boat up in Tunis Basin by Randles and if I have to get my boat out in emergency, if there's a storm coming, I have to go to Atlantic City to get my boat and it's just it just to me it I just
don't understand why why it's changed. Well, I understand that the state the issue which I'll have the business call you tomorrow discuss it saying that you he's saying that call me and and the state spent millions of dollars to dredge that bank.
>> I understand that but there's probably the pilings and all and that will be discussed when you talk to tomorrow. >> Well, there's no s there's no safety in from putting your boat in and going out into the I can you guys not wanting to open the marina. There's like little
problems with that. But to just close the ramp off, >> it's just it's just I I I just don't understand. >> Well, Mr. occur, you'll get a better explanation from the business administrator and the mayor stated that she's going to have him >> because the way I understand it, it's
Green Acres money and there's also federal money and and the two projects between the park and the marina were tied together with the same uh you know overseer and that was supposed to be all part of the same thing and they did a
beautiful job on the park but the marine is sitting there and and it's such It's It's a beautiful place. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> I I really I really like to see you guys. If you can help us out, I really appreciate it. Thank you for your time.
>> Thank you. >> Next, we have Lou. >> Good evening. >> Good evening. >> My name is Lou Magaz. I know some of you and it's great to see those who I know and honored mayor. Good to see you, Madam President. Members, um it's great
to be back in Pleasantville. Uh I heard uh Mayor Peterson's name referenced earlier. He was my first friend in Pleasantville in the 1990s. And it's always good to come back and visit. Uh sir, you're my friend. >> I knew you before then.
>> Did you? >> You don't know me now? >> I know you all the time, sir. But I remember going back to that day, but I believe it. My memory is fading as I age, but I'm here today. I represent score 420, which was given a cannabis
manufacturing license from the governing body for location on Camry Avenue. To my left is a gentleman by the name of Mr. Keegan Clear uh who is going to be buying uh initially 49% of interest of
the shares of a company and ultimately majority position of a company. Um we are in the midst I'm working with his attorneys uh to do the paperwork for the transaction. Uh we are also will be coming back to the governing body uh after council reviews the documents
approval that ultimately if the governing body approves go to the CRC uh the cannabis um commission. Um Mr. Clear happened to be in he's from Oklahoma but he's happened to be in town this week. I knew he was going to be in town. So, I
thought it would be nice and I want to thank permission of the administrator uh to uh just introduce him to spend a put a face out of respect for the governing body before the paperwork starts going back and forth. We're not really this is not really a formal presentation. I
would just consider more a little bit of a hello introduction. So, with your permission, Mr. Clear is going to say a little bit about himself. >> Thank you. >> Nice to meet everybody. >> Hello. Um, I am originally from Nashville, Tennessee. Uh, I reside in Tulsa. Now,
I've been in cannabis cultivation and processing retail in Tulsa since 2021. Uh, currently have three active licenses with a fourth on the way. Um, in very good standing with both regulatory bodies we have there. Um, never had a
violation. uh grown from just a few member teams to about 50 or 60 employees. Uh I'm very proud of uh that fact and and people working their way up and and improving their lives in inside of my
organization. Uh just planning on coming into New Jersey and doing the same thing we did no longer working hard and having uh company. It's definitely a different place. I know New Jersey is not Oklahoma. I don't expect it to be the
exact same. I've lived all over the country. Lived in Michigan. I've lived in area. Um so just looking forward to an exciting new uh competitive challenge. New Jersey is a very hot market. We just recently entered in New York as well. So
>> yeah, that's that's me. The only other thing I want to add is that when any any uh commitments that were made by score 420 will be abided by this is a this is not a sale of the business but sale of the stocks and steps in shoes. >> Uh and I am sure not involved in those
uh documents. I was involved years ago with another project and I'm sure part of it was commitment to hire local to the extent that's allowed by law starting with Pleasantville first and then uh Atlanta County and then South Jersey. that was part of the commitment as well as job training programs, job
fairs, things of that nature. Um, and we'll work through all that with your council. But as because he was in town, I would take up take the advantage just to say hello out of respect for the governing body and mayor and members of council. So that's why >> I just have a question. Is this your first um manufacturer in business?
>> Absolutely not. >> Okay. >> Currently one active uh manufacturing license in Oklahoma with the second one coming online. It's actually the the biggest meat of my business. Uh probably 30 or 40 of those uh 50 or 60 employees
and the vast majority of our revenue comes in that. Uh currently we manufacture over 170,000 units of a carts have in Oklahoma as well as pre-rolls uh repackaging concentrates and um and
edibles as well. Uh we don't manufacture edibles but we we we use a wide label cacker and and Uh definitely not my first in that >> any cultivation >> uh deep cultivation experience. That was the first license in Oklahoma. Uh
operated about 17,000 square feet of 10,000 ft of canopy about 20 employees there producing around 300 lbs consistent every month without failing tests. Proud of the fact that it all goes to dispensaries. It doesn't go nebulous little burn licenses and stuff
like that. very well regarded as consistent, high quality and clean uh on the cultivation. That's really my first passion in cannabis uh is cultivation. >> You've never had >> I think you started out. >> Yeah, I started out though. Um but we
are in very good standing. I work with the head of the regul regulatory body in Oklahoma very closely. She and I are we're you know we behave ourselves and we do a very good job. But if you guys are looking for cultivation operations here, I would love to talk more about
that. >> Thanks for coming. >> Thank you very much for having every day. That's why my recollection. >> That's because I want to be like you. >> Good evening.
>> Next we have Miss Berno. >> Oh, I have one. My only question is how how are things going with the rent control? It's not from >> Is there anything um like like what's
miss >> one one category? The landlord landlord uh t landlord doesn't want the same property. >> You got to look that up again because um I
thought I read that that was not >> just let us When you say the same property, you mean the same land, >> not the same home. >> No, not the same. >> Same land. >> Not the same. >> All right. Thank you.
>> Thank you. I have a public. >> All in favor? >> Madam clerk, >> I'm sorry. Congratulations. >> Oh, >> versus ordinance number four, second reading, public hearing required.
Amending chapter 178 entitled parks and playgrounds of the city code. >> So, this is the um public hearing. Anyone would like to come up to speak for ordinance number four for the public hearing? Anyone from the or audience?
I see none. May I have a motion to close the public hearing? >> Motion. >> May I have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? Um, >> may I have a motion for ordinance number four? >> May I have a second? >> Second. >> Brooklyn. >> Mona,
>> yes. >> Clang, >> yes. >> August, >> yes. >> Davis, >> yes. >> Swepson, >> yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. >> Ordinance adopted. Resolution 83 apply authorizing to apply for a grant from the New Jersey urban enterprise zone
authorities enterprise zone assistance fund for loan program and the amount to not exceed $1,30,000. >> May I have a motion? >> Motion. >> May I have a second? >> Second. >> Calla, >> yes. >> Clay,
>> yes. >> Ogusby, >> yes. >> That >> yes. >> Swepson. >> Yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. Thomas. >> Yes. >> Resolution approved. Resolution 84 authorizing to apply for a grant from the New Jersey urban enterprise zone
authorities fund for wave funding and signed study and the amount not to exceed 130 $13,000. >> I have a motion. >> May I have a second? >> Second roll. >> Come on. >> Yes.
>> Clusty. >> Yes. >> Yes. Yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. >> Resolution approved. Resolution 84, 85, I'm sorry, authorizing the Urban Enterprise Zone to submit an application
to the New Jersey Urban Enterprise Zone Authority for funding the amount not to exceed $68,000 for supplemental funding for the Main Street demolition. May >> I have a motion? >> Motion. >> May have a second. >> Second. >> Roll.
>> Kimonus. Yes. >> Wlay. >> Yes. >> Oldby. >> Yes. >> Battis. >> Yes. >> Weepson. >> Yes. >> Gibson. >> Yes. >> Resolution approved. Resolution 86. Approval of submit a grant application and execute a grant agreement with the
New Jersey Department of Transportation for the bikeway grant program. May >> I have a motion? >> Motion. >> May have a second. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Colona. >> Yes. >> By clan. >> Yes. >> August. Yes, >> that is. >> Yes,
>> Swson. >> Yes, >> Gibson. >> Yes. >> Resolution approved. Resolution 87. >> You know what? I'm covering. >> No, you know what? I'm covering your name. >> Yeah. On my list. >> I feel the best. I want to get out of
here. So, I just got left there. My apologies. So for number resolution 84 ma'am >> no 85 >> 85 >> yes and 86 yes >> okay very good now we're working on 87 now okay thank you for you all's
assistance >> yes resolution 87 is taken from the top approval to submit a municipal aid grant application and execute a grant agreement with the New Jersey Department of Transportation have a motion motion
>> I have a second roll Paul >> Kimona. >> Yes. >> Clay, >> yes. >> Ogresby, >> yes. >> Bettis, >> yes. >> Swepson, >> yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Miley on Pas. Resolution 88, approved to
submit a grant application and execute a grant agreement with the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the Safe Streets to Transit program. May >> I have a motion? >> Motion. May I >> have a second? >> Second. >> Roll call. Pimona, >> yes. >> Or Clay, >> yes.
>> Ogus, >> yes. >> Vettis, >> yes. >> Swepson, >> yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. >> Resolution approved. Resolution 89, approval to grant to submit a grant application to execute a grant agreement with the New Jersey
Department of Transportation for the Transit Village Grant Program. May >> I have a motion? >> Motion. May have a second. >> Second. Roll call. Kimona, >> yes. >> Clay, >> yes. >> Oldest, >> yes. >> Bettis, >> yes.
>> Swepson, >> yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Resolution, >> I keep missing. You know what? I'm covering your name. My god, there's nothing. You saying yes to that. Thank you. I miss you. Resolution 90
authorizing to authorizing to enter into a 5-year contract with the Exxon Enterprises with the police department for tasers. May >> I have a motion? >> Motion. >> May I have a second? >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Pomona. >> Yes. >> Barllay.
>> Yes. >> Yes. >> Bettis. >> Yes. >> Swepson. >> Yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. >> Resolution approved. Resolution 91 authoriz application to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection for Planned and Grant and Design Grant
Program. May >> I have a motion? >> Motion. >> May I have a second? Paul >> Kimona, >> yes. >> Bleang, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Vettis, >> yes. >> Swepson, >> yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes.
>> Resolution approved. Resolution 92 authorizing an engineering services agreement with M Watson's Associates for various sewer projects. >> May I have a motion? >> Motion. May I >> have a second? >> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Yes.
>> Blay. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Vettis, >> yes. >> Swepson, >> yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. Resolution approved. Resolution 93 authorizes an engineering services agreement with CME Associates for
various sewer projects. >> May I have a motion? >> Motion. >> May I have a second? >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Colona, >> yes. >> Clay, >> yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Swepson. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes.
>> Resolution approved. Resolution 94 authorizes the execution of a memorandum of standing with New Jersey American Water Company Incorporated to complete a redevelopment plan and potentially a redevelopment agreement the property
located within the city at block 165 lot. May >> I have a motion? >> Motion. May I have a second? >> We're calling >> yes. Vettis, >> yes. >> Sweepson, >> yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas,
>> yes. >> Resolution approved. Resolution 95 authorizing the lease purchase of five 4 2026 police interceptor utility all-wheel drive base vehicles. >> May I have a motion? >> Motion.
>> May I have a second? >> Second. >> Yes. >> Barlay. >> Yes. >> Ostein. >> Yes. >> Dennis. Yes, >> Sweatson. >> Yes, >> Gibson. >> Yes, >> Thomas. >> Yes. >> Resolution.
>> Resolution 96 authorizing the tax collector to refund taxes on a certain property in the city. >> Motion second. >> Second roll call. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Orispy.
>> Yes. >> Bettis. >> Yes. >> Swepson. >> Yes. >> Gibson. >> Yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. Resolution approved. Resolution 97 proclaiming May the 7th, 2026 as National Day of Prayer. May >> I have a motion? >> May I have a second?
>> Second. >> Roll call, please. >> Pomona, >> yes. >> Barlay, >> yes. >> August, >> yes. >> Venice, >> yes. >> Swepson, >> yes. >> G, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. >> Approved. Resolution A designating the
month of August as Veterans Appreciation Month of the city. >> Motion. >> Have a second. >> Second. Got that second. >> Kimona. >> Yes. >> Barlay. >> Yes. >> Obisky. >> Yes. >> Bettis. >> Yes.
>> Yes. >> Gibson. >> Yes. >> Thomas? >> Yes. >> Resolution approved. I need a motion to approve the bill with the people. Okay. So, it's going to be with the exception of the PKF.
>> Yes. >> Yes. >> I make the motion with exception of the PKF O babies. >> OCall >> Kimona. >> Yes. >> Or >> yes. August, please. >> Yes, >> that is
>> abstain relative 03020 H127. >> And what's that item number again, please? >> Uh 03020. >> Okay. >> 03020. >> Sweptson.
>> Yes. >> Gibson, >> yes. >> Thomas, >> yes. >> Motion approved. See a motion to approve raffle license. >> We have a motion. >> Motion. >> May have a second. >> Second. >> Walk. >> Yes. >> Clay. >> Yes.
>> Ogresby. >> Yes. >> Bettis. >> Yes. >> Swepson. >> Yes. >> Gibson. >> Yes. >> Thomas. >> Yes. >> Motion approved. >> Mayor, you have anything? >> I'd like to thank everyone for coming out and uh congratulations to the fire
department for the award. and also uh ask everyone to hold the read my family and the Richard Moore family in prayer for everyone that we do hear your complaints we're now beyond that and we'll check it out everyone
have a good evening >> oh one last thing though I wanted to say Thursday this Thursday at noon in front of city hall between city hall and council chambers we're having a national day of prayer at noon if it doesn't right.
That's it. Thank you. Excuse me, >> Madam President. >> Uh I would just like to speak on uh to the war family on behalf of uh Sergeant Richard Moore who was uh born and raised in the city of Pleasantville and came on our police department. But one of the biggest things that uh Sergeant Moore
did was he volunteered for our DARE prison. one of our first DARE offices that uh he volunteered for. Then he became our director of PAL that we had at that time when uh when we was on and I can tell you Sergeant Moore spent a
lot of time without getting paid work in those programs and I volunteered back then. So I would have he is a friend or was a friend of mine. I want to commend him. I know the family is definitely from Chief Moore's father being my chief and also his brother Delmar was my
partner as a detective and uh he was killed in a motorcycle accident for but Richard definitely definitely uh spent a lot of his time volunteering within the police department to work with in our community especially with basketball in the PAL center and up there I have to
say that thank you >> be truly missed anyone >> else did that the Richard's cousin Kes. >> Yes. I just want to join the mayor to
invite everyone to the day of prayer so that we can come together and commit our city and our country into the hands of God for that one day. It's a very high time down that we have to submit ourselves to God for protection and guidance. Thank you.
>> Anyone else? Um, we have a executive session item that we need to discuss. >> So, um, if no one else have anything to say, u may I have a motion to go into executive session to discuss potential
pre. >> So, to discuss, uh, potential pre-litigation. So if you if you want to stick around, you can stick around. But um that's our last item that we have on the agenda
this evening. So thank you all. >> All right. >> Can I have a motion to come on executive session? >> Yes. Have a motion. >> All in favor? Oh, I'm sorry. Can I have a second? Motion a second. All in favor?
Um All right. No one else have anything council members. >> All right. Do I have a motion? >> I have a motion to adjourn. >> Motion. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> Good luck, Sitches.