there we go i told to order the meeting of the mayor council of the burough of River Edge April 10th 2025 River Edge Library 685 Elm Avenue and Zoom i ask everyone
to stand for a moment of silent reflection council President take a moment of silence for the families and crew who lost their life today in the Hudson River crash and those in Dominican Republic who lost their life in the nightclub disaster uh
Council Benson if you can lead us to the pledge we salute i aliance 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 okay statement of compliance with the open public meeting act this meeting complies with the open public meeting act by notification on January 6 2025 this location date and dime to the town
news and the record by posting the same on the municipal bulletin board uh and the burough website and filing notice of the same with the municipal clerk roll call madam clerk sure council President Montasano Cohen present councilwoman
Consella here councilwoman Malari here councilman Benson here councilman Glass and Councilwoman Darwal are absent with prior notice mayor Papalo here okay uh could I have a motion and second from any member of council to
approve the minutes of the mayor and council regular meeting of January I'm sorry of March 27th 2025 so move second i'm sorry i have to abstain i don't support okay well hold on all in favor please say I i i abain
there we go are we all good all right great so we have a wonderful presentation today i'm sorry presentation today um here we are proclamation if you guys can come and stand right over here everybody end up on YouTube
all right and if you can't see yourself on camera that means you got to move over and why don't you move up how about I I'd like for you to stand right here at the edge of the table okay and everybody behind her okay in support there we go that looks great all right
and there we are and the small people up front so that we can see them because they want to you know have their moment in the sun very very good okay um Riveridge is blessed with many good businesses and um we are blessed with generational businesses to some degree
and here we are going to celebrate a generational business um so what I'd like to do if I can is I'd like to read the proclamation present the proclamation and then maybe a few words yeah a few words i'm just getting over food poisoning
so yeah all right no worries okay so proclamation whereas in 1948 Angelene and Anthony Nardosa did I say correct yes made a life-changing decision leaving behind their roots in
Scranton Pennsylvania to seek better opportunities for their family in the bustling town of River Edge New Jersey yes bustling their primary motivation was to bring to provide a brighter future for their children okay whereas their daughter Beverly herself in the
community attending middle school in River Edge and later Bergen Techch High School for cosmetology um in this vibrant town the uh Nardazo Nardo okay good family decided to establish their own business whereas in
1950 Angeline realized her dream of owning a beautiful a beauty salon opening the doors to Lady Fair this establish establishment later rebranded as Hair We Are in the 1980s became a staple of the community meanwhile
Anthony ventured into the business world himself launching the River Edge Bowler Dome i think you all might remember that in the same strip mall whereas in 1958 Beverly Grant uh graduated from Bergen Techch and joined her mother at the
salon working alongside her in creating beautiful transformations for their clients the salon would eventually establish itself as a cornerstone of the community attracting notable uh figures like Mickey Mantel who lived in town and
Joe Pepatone uh who lived in town joe lived in town too right absolutely good who entrusted their wives hairs to Angeline and Beverly's skilled hands whereas Beverly and Angeline uh forged a strong bond as they worked together side
by side until 1984 when Angeline passed the torch to her daughter entrusting her with the legacy they had built whereas the salon's prominence reached new heights in the 1990s when it was featured on a segment of 60 Minutes
showcasing its enduring commitment to beauty and community today nearly 75 years later since its inception Hair We Are continues to serve the residents of River Edge beverly now a pillar of the community herself can still be found
every day opening doors with warm smile welcoming customers to enjoy the salon's inviting atmosphere now therefore be it resolved that I Thomas Papaleo mayor of the Burough River on behalf of the Burough Council wish to congratulate Hair We Are for their many years of
distinguished service so uh what we can do is maybe if you like give us a few words and then we can take some pictures and uh oh there's my phone over there and then um and then we wish you a a wonderful another 75 years
to pass it down to future generations all right a few words i guess my mother never got the memo that you're supposed to retire at 65 not 105 i know you're only 45 but she's always been a shining example of what hard work means for the whole
family she's always been a good mother figure a father figure and a great homemaker meanwhile the whole time working full-time at the shop she's like the little Energizer the bunny unbelievable so great example for me the
whole family my children all her grandkids and we thank her for it thank you one of the guys that works in a bagel store in our strip young Spanish guy so he says "Oh when I'm 50 I'm going to retire." And I says "Yeah I used to
say that too when I was your age." So I just want to thank everybody at River Edge it's it's a beautiful town and all my clients who patronize us through the years i'm thankful for it to keep us open that long
so all right now if we just get a few pictures that would be great yes um so uh you want to hold your proclamation up and if I can get everybody in and if this is okay I'm gonna put this on the Mayor River page especially for the
little ones that's okay all right then here we go just let me uh open the camera okay oh this looks great wonderful hold on maybe a little higher so we get everybody yes and I forgot to take a picture of the proclamation i'll do that for a moment um and then if you
want do you don't need to but if you want to uh take a picture with me that's also absolutely okay um I need Yes thank you hold on scan and save
all right yes all right here we go here we go uh hereation again and we'll just have a quick Hold on i think I'm blocking a few people congratulations again thank you thank you so much i really appreciate you we'll do this again in
another 75 years i can tell i would love that congratulations thank you thank you thank you thank you very much thank you thank you this for today all right guys thank you very much
if you can unpaint all right well that's wonderful another uh beautiful moment in River to see everybody there getting a haircut i grew up we lived on Madison oh nice i live on Manning so not far okay quiet i
live on Madison you do where do you live 255 265 we were at 245 wow that's so funny oh my gosh that's so funny all right guys thank you thank you again
all right uh Mr costa uh burrow hole extension exterior project and uh okay could you pin them okay here we go okay great all right can you hear us
glitchy you're a little glitchy i can hear you mayor great uh oh Jason thank you um we're Jason are you beginning the pres presentation or is it is they No Rob would Rob would be starting the presentation i'm just here if there's
any questions based on um the alternates that were added and any of the things that the DPW can do and stuff like that okay so it's not on our end in terms of Yeah no it's definitely not on our end or
we'd be seeing it across the board right i can't forgot but we can't hear should we move on to a few things and come back to you let's do that we'll give you five minutes
okay so let's unpin them okay um so let's first of all open up to the public on any item agenda could I have a motion and second second all in favor please say I okay is there any uh member There's no member of the public here physically is there
anyone in the attendees there is not so can I have a motion and second to close the public on the agenda so move second all in favor please say I i okay appointments and personnel changes could I have a motion and second uh from our council president and then from councilwoman um Canella uh to approve
the $500 stipen for Mark Riggnney Department of Public Works for obtaining the pesticide license per the contract effective March 2425 and approve the resignation of Brian Johnson part-time police dispatcher effective April 14 2025 so
moved second all in favor please say I i hi monthly reports are on uh are on record for any member of the public who'd like a copy fire prevention from April 2nd library board from April 1st environmental protection and green team from March 24th land use board from
March 12th uh tax collector March 31st okay before I go into ordinances Rob no not yet do you guys have sound yet no okay we're going to move on okay let's deal with our second they're muted
muted can you unmute them uh go to the three the three dots okay and see if they're No it's simply an ask to unmute they have to unmute themselves they were unmuted
no oh hold on can you guys hear us they can all right let's move on we'll come back to them okay we have uh several second readings we're going to open to the public for all of them at once and then have a separate vote for the adoptions so um and I'm going to
read them all at once and then simply refer to the ordinance number for when we come to adoption okay uh the following ordinance published here uh within was first read uh by title only on March 27 2025 and posted to the
bulletin board outside the clerk's office ordinance 25-08 an ordinance to amend chapter 206 of the revised general ordinance of the Burough River edge entitled fees ordinance 259 uh calendar year 2025 ordinance to
exceed the municipal budget appropriation limits and to establish a uh cap bank per NJSA4A-4 I'm sorry [Music] 4A4-45.14 ordinance 2510 bond ordinance
to authorize the improvement of Bogurt Road section 9 in and by and for the Burough River Edge in the county of Bergen the state of New Jersey to appropriate the sum of $670,000 to pay the cost thereof to appropriate a state grant to authorize
issuance of bonds to the finance to finance such appropriation and to provide for the issuance of bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance of such bonds ordinance 25-11 bond ordinance to authorize the
making of various public improvements and the acquisition of new additional or replacement equipment and machinery new information technology equipment new communication and signal system equipment and new automotive vehicles and uh new fire truck partial funding
including original apparatus and equipment in and by and for the burough river edge in the county of Bergen state of New Jersey to appropriate the sum of 3 million 579,128 to the cost thereof to appropriate a county bond to I'm sorry a
county grant and to make it turn it off now and now it's good guys hold on guys your mic is open turn it off just mute them okay um where was I the cost thereof to
appropriate a county grant to make a down payment to authorize the issuance of bonds to finance such appropriation and to provide for the issuance of bond anticipation notes in anticipation of such bonds or ordinance 25-12 an ordinance of the burough river edge in the county of Bergen New Jersey
authorizing special emergency appropriation in the amount of $100,000 for the preparation of an approved tax map uh so could I have a motion from uh Councilwoman Molari and a second from Councilman Benson to open to the public
on all of these ordinances so second all in favor please say I i there is no member of the public currently in the um chamber is there anyone in remote there is not could I have a
motion and second to from any member of council to close the public so moved second all right uh Miss Appetella would you please explain what we hope to do with these ordinances and if you could do it ordinance by ordinance sure we are
hoping to do a lot starting with 25-08 this updates the building department fees it moves the fee for abandonment of liquid storage tanks from the building subcode schedule to the fire sub code schedule adds a mechanical subcode schedule fees and updates various
miscellaneous fees 25-09 is um an annual uh financial tool that all municipalities adopt uh this is an index rate ordinance to allow for any unused cap to be banked for two years
and it's a good planning tool recommended by the state and our auditors and our CFO to provide cap relief if there are any large spikes in appropriations subject to the spending caps 25-10 is a bond ordinance to fund the improvements for Bogurt Road section
9 and that covers from Concord Drive to Adams Avenue 25-11 is a bond ordinance for all the other projects that were authorized during the the budget hearings whether it's roads computer equipment turnout
gear vehicles improvements to uh KBG etc and 25-12 provides funding for the Burrow's tax maps um because they uh haven't been updated in a quarter century so there is
a lot of work involved excellent excellent um so um could since we are now at this point could I have a motion in a second to Oh yeah I have a question just on 25-11 so when funds just a general uh
quick question so when funds are put aside for something that we approved in the budget and let's say it doesn't come to pass so what happens to that fund goes back into just our general fund for which one 25 11 11 for any items in
particular that let's say it doesn't happen um if we don't borrow money against it what we do is that we cancel it so money was not borrowed in the event money has been borrowed but the
project doesn't come to fruition then that is canled but the since the money was borrowed it goes into a fund balance that's solely a capital fund balance for a different project or just in general fund balance it's a it's a fund balance
for the capital budget that can be used to um appropriate uh for a future project for something else or it's used down to pay down debt okay all right thank you are we good yes excellent question excellent question
so could I have uh why don't we just go in order we'll start with Lisa to Indira to Claudiana to Barry we have several audience or ordinances and so each time uh we'll ask for a motion in a second and we'll just keep following like that could I have a motion and second for
ordinance uh I want to make sure I'm starting with the right one uh yes uh 258 so moved second it's been moved and second we are now open for debate is there debate inquiry or comment hearing none could I have uh Madame
Clerk uh roll call please sure council President Monttoano Cohen yes councilwoman Canella yes councilwoman Malari yes councilman Benson yes all right could uh could I have a motion
second for ordinance 259 so second it's been moved and seconded is open for debate comment or inquiry is there debate comment or inquiry hearing none madame clerk roll call
council President Monsano Cohen yes councilwoman Canella yes councilwoman Malari yes councilman Benson yes okay could I now have a motion second for ordinance 2510 so moved
so moved second uh it is now open for debate comment or inquiry is there debate comment or inquiry i I do have an inquiry just for clarity and and the public's benefit so we see that is uh the appropriation for
the fire truck is there but I know that this is going to be used also for other improvements especially like KBG is that memorial park too lisette um just the engineering we funded the construction portion of Memorial Park last year okay
and for just for the public's benefit the KBG improvement that's where the pickle balls will be constructed and all of that correct yes that includes um completing the fields based using uh prior open space grant awards from the
county as well as the pickle ball core relocating the batting cages and making improvements to the concession stand thank you any other inquiry debate comment uh madame clerk roll call please sure
council President Monttoano Cohen yes councilwoman Consella yes councilwoman Malari yes councilman Benson yes very good uh could I have a motion and second from Councilman Benson a second
from Councilwoman Molari for ordinance 25-12 so move second okay is now open for debate discussion or inquiry hearing none madame clerk uh roll call council President Montano
Cohen yes councilwoman Canella yes councilwoman Malari yes councilman Benson yes all right uh Mr uh Costa's cameras are not on so we'll move on uh
resolution 25- uh 1113 through 25-121 is there inquiry or um or comment is there a desire to have a separate vote i do have a just a question for clarification and and maybe Mr portella
can provide a context on 25113 1113 um annually the hold on so for the public's benefit uh 25-113 is authorizing execution of 2024 municipal recycling tonnage grant program
reporting form yes um annually our through the DPW our certified recycling professional Miss Mrs hesman submits to the state the um reporting form of the tonnages that were collected throughout the year and based on the tonnages the
state does award um a grant it's a nominal grant but it helps offset the costs of anything recycling related whether it's to um most likely to repair and if anything happens to the recycling
trucks or anything recycling related that um the DPW superintendent deems is an essential function thank you and I also have a uh just for everyone's edification on 25114 my question was are these prices
similar to other municipalities and uh it as I understand it goes to a trust fund which is for maintenance and improvement of Bor's uh facilities um could you just confirm that and the existent of this trust fund
how is it being used um well it depends on the program the the fees go to pay the instructors so this is this is separate from the enrollment fees that are dedicate that
goes to the trust fund for improvements to the parks the fields um for any equipment like the softball teams may may need um since the recreation department is self a self-sufficient
userbased program instead of having the instructors on payroll the the participants in in their fees in the fees that they are charged pay the the instructors okay thank you um so if you could just for the public's benefit explain what
we're doing with 25115 which is award contract bro section A project so the public knows what uh what the limits to that if you have them available yes this is um a project that is to replace the curbs and sidewalks on Bogurt Road from
Windsor Road to Concord Drive we receive funding from the New Jersey Department of Transportation through uh a grant award um and that comes from everybody's gasoline tax helps fund that and it offsets the construction cost so the
burrow pays for um the traffic duty and the professional services with design and and bidding and inspection and we're doing these curbs to bring us up to ADA compliant right it is to um Bogurt Road meets certain qualifications as
stipulated under the Department of Transportation Trust Funds grant and it's to bring it to compliance and then once the curbs and sidewalks are um are done then we also use the this type of grant program to mill and pay
for and this saves our uh property tax payers from having to bear that burden it to some degree it it uh does save a significant amount because this grant covers the construction cost which is super good and just real quick
25-118 authorize a receipt of bids uh fiscal year 24 CDBG sewer improvement at Kenyamak road project so this pro public understands what we're doing here this is a federal grant under the community development block grant program and also
funds the the construction cost and what it does it is to rehabilitate and construct a new site concrete sidewall concrete curb new ADA ramps and upgrade the deteriorated sanitary sewer system on Kinder Kamak Road from Reservoir Avenue to Rutgers Place and just so the
public understands the sewer system is different from a storm drain system sewer system is basically getting rid of waste which is flush down the toilet yes okay great and we pay about how much on a yearly basis for our uh waste to be
processed what about 1.1 million 1.2 million it is a significant amount and is always one of the main drivers of the budget increases yeah it does okay uh could I have uh the chair of the finance Oh we haven't voted on this could I have
u a motion second to move 25-113 through 25-121 as a block so moved second all in favor please say I any opposed any abstension okay could I have a motion from the finance chair and one member of
the finance committee to second 25-1122 payment of bills at a regular meeting of the mayor and council of the burough of river edge county of Bergen state of New Jersey held on April 10th 2025 be it resolved that the mayor and council of the burrow of river edge
approved the following expenditures current fund 2,370,93959 general Capital Fund $13,9712 Animal Control $39 Trust Other $4,2329 Payroll $21,562.96 developers escrow
$630 recreation trust $4,39.84 so moved second all in favor please say I i Okay since uh since Mr costa's item is really old business is there any new business before we get to it hearing none we're going to old
business um Rob Jason are are you guys uh can you can you unmute them if Okay we can hear you now can you hear us or No we can yes and we can see you you're still a little glitchy uh I don't
know if you want to look uh $22 mayor $22 to get a pen from Amazon so we could write on plans with the computer and it has taken down the entire system there it is bob just so you know you're still a little glitchy so you might want
to look at your broadband or anything else that might be taxing your system you guys are shaking like you're in a uh Don't say it don't say it say it okay all right so uh this morning at at 10 o'clock we took in uh bids for the
Burough Hall uh entry in police station parking lot improvements um I actually was present this morning mayor and council thank you for being there jason was there lette was reading everything aloud as the purchasing agent thank you both and we took in there were five
biders but only four actually submitted the the actual bids and the bids ranged on the base bid from hang 674,000 to 2.2 million um low bid i
actually contacted the uh the contractor right after the bid this morning and said "Please go over your numbers uh to make sure that you're okay with it because they have 5 days whether or not they they would go forward or not go forward if they want to actually pull
out of the bid." Um I got a a text this afternoon saying or actually a phone call this afternoon saying that they're okay with the bid um with that the alternates came in if you want all the alternates $126,420.15 and even if you add up all
the above that individual is still the low bid so the question becomes under the 67456159 to Lasal we put in there a $48,000 allowance which would be if there's any
unforeseen circumstances there's an allowance of $48,000 that we wouldn't have to come back to the council unless you want us to obviously um as far as that so if our plans are correct no unforeseen things
you can take the 674 and subtract $48,000 from that i don't know if you can see this stuff or not okay all right can you see it now we can okay so you'll see on Let me see would you zoom zoom in
a little bit more oh there okay okay tad bit more good stop all right so project allowance 48,000 which every bidder had in their in their bid so if there's no one foreseen you can take their base bid of
67456159 and subtract $48,000 from that so that would be your base and then on the um alternate bids there's 13 alternate
items and based on that and that was a meeting with Councilman Glass i know he's not he's not present tonight but we separated each of those items out as an alternate so they're all individual that if the council decides to do one or all uh it's up to your choosing if you want
to do that um just zoom out a little bit on that because you can't you're about to lose there stay there i think that's good enough okay um Rob should I hand this over to uh our our business administrator at this point or do you
have more to say on on the alternates um I think that I think basically that's it i mean Lette and I obviously and Jay after the um after the bid this morning we had a little bit of a conversation you know obviously to see if we can get this done quickly get a spreadsheet to
you guys to make a decision but again I you can't award tonight because the bill has to go to Mr shadanian we got to make sure that the insurance is correct the performance bonds so on and so forth so I would at best you you probably the best case scenario you could possibly
award at the next meeting which I think is the 20 20 fourth fourth that would be best case scenario if everything comes in quickly and then from there enter into contracts figure another two to three weeks for that and
performance bonds and um shop drawings if necessary so you would look if that could happen you're probably looking a start time somewhere I would say towards the end of May is realistic maybe just before uh Memorial Day
that's excellent um Lizette our business administrator Miss Afatella if you could speak to the alternates and what would be practical and reasonable given the margin um given the margin we could um
if the governing body chooses to do so you could award for the flag polls um it's you know you could also try to squeeze in the bench I based on the budgetary
amount that we have from the legislative grant left over i wouldn't add anything else you know in case there's any unforeseen circumstance that may exceed the project allowance um you know you do
have the fuel fuel price adjustment if there's any wild spikes with oil prices you know that that could change things so that that is a fluctuating commodity um and like Mr costa said if it's
awarded at the end of April and construction begins at the end of May in order to obtain our temporary certificate of occupancy um we need to let the construction official know how we are moving forward
with with this project because that's the the final phase before employees can move back into Burrow Hall and the general public can resume their their general business and we could have our council meetings back in council chambers so let me just underline that
for the council and the public's benefit um if we don't come to some decision tonight we delay our ability to return to the burough hall because we will not be able to get a TCO which is a temporary certificate of occupancy because the building department the
building uh department cannot grant us a TCO so this this is a matter of some urgency we should feel comfortable with it and if we do have to delay our decision we could but I would I would strongly recommend to the council that they make a decision on whether we uh
what alternates if any council wishes to uh to implement and so that the process can begin before I go to the council for questions Mr molito is there anything you would like to add to this yeah A4 on here says tree removal DPW
performed with the additional $3,600 that could also be removed out of there um to give you a little more money um the other thing is I just want council to realize I know there's a rush to get
back in and I get it and uh you know that the TCO is crucial and the inside's done but this is going to be 25 to 30 years when you're doing all this so to um as you can also see the brick pavers in this alternate is
$60,000 of that 126 so if you remove the brick pavers like we've been talking about and just use the concrete you can also eliminate another 60,000 out of that so if you put if you keep the rest of um the radiant heat which will help
the monolithic pour with the salt and everything like I've been saying and you do like the flag poles everything Mrs appatella and all them has been saying in the additional parking um that we can get three more spots you're really looking at how much now $60,000 extra
dollars $65,000 extra dollars to do the rest of the alternates so Jason I'll let you finish and then after you finish I'm gonna go back to Miss Albertella i think that's just something you got to think about like because it's helping us out all the way around the bur hall there and it's
really if you look at the biggest picture of it it's for 25 years it's not really adding much to this cost i don't think it's how much we add i think it's how much of a margin we have to uh be able to do this without an
emergency appropriation but Mr molito anything else um no that's all right now mayor thank you all right Miss Appetella if you could comment on that um with the existing funding we we do not have
enough um if I did speak to our chief financial officer we could appropriate um additional funds um but that requires an ordinance of two readings once you receive a bid um even if you
have an intent to award you have 60 days to issue the award but if you want wanted to move forward with this additional funding for the um three extra parking spaces and the radiant heat system uh as well as the other
items except the tree removal and the pavers then you would have to introduce April 24th adopt May 8th and then there would be a 10day waiting period before um you could award the contract and that
just pushes things out u about a month for construction to start sometime in mid June and what about the TCO would that push that back yes so we wouldn't be able to return to the burough hall or for that matter have our employees move
back into their offices until May or June until June you can't move in until you receive the TCO okay so uh so the council has a lot of things to think about mr costa anything more before I
ask the council to uh offer comments and questions no plan um again I mean the plans I think that the entire council saw the plans the alternates maybe I'm not sure if they they saw most of it i
think you guys did um but again it probably came in a little bit higher than we anticipated as far as an engineering budget but I think based on the climate some of the pricing in here obviously is a little bit higher um but
again I think we're in right now with everything going on with the financial markets I think we're in a world of unknown and tariffs and this and that so that the council I think needs to bring that into into the equation also and again you're going
into the best months to build this where we I think we can do it the quickest and then get everybody back into Burough Hall but again obviously the decision is is yours to make okay uh I'll go to Councilwoman Canella first questions comments thoughts just a
couple of questions so the the two flag poles is one one is going to be on um Kamak and one on Tenny uh Mr k I believe both flags would be on Tenny uh they would be symmetric symmetrical on either side is that
correct that's correct okay um and also this is a question from keep them there okay okay so that's that's what we wanted to see okay so um so this is although uh Councilman Glass is not here
he did want to point out that um at the front uh and correct me if I'm uh wrong Rob that in the front you're also proposing concrete as opposed to pavers correct and that's why we put the alternate after we met uh two weeks ago
I guess yeah that's uh uh the Friday two Fridays right two Fridays ago the 28th um we put that in as an alternate but again to to swap out one for the other it's 60 $60,000 I believe right 50,000
versus 30,000 versus 30 so it's an initial roughly $30,000 additional to correct so you get a credit back you would get a credit back on on the concrete and to put the brick pavers it would
cost you roughly $30,000 more let me see if I got the sign to show them if you can that would be great let me see uh well that would have to go back to again that goes back to how much money is in the budget
you and again lette it would it would be that basically the area where where the concrete would be in the setup uh I'm sorry on the ends rather that would be an extra $30,000 for that so basically where it is where we have brick today would be back in with brick
okay what about at the front on Kinder Command not on Kinder Command no I think if you remember the council said no streetscape on Kinder Comm okay so those sidewalks the sidewalks are going to be changed because some of them are in uh not in
good condition so that'll be new sidewalk um and then obviously a new curb where the apron is going into the back into the into the parking lot for the police but again I don't
let with the base bid award of 674 if you had to add again the flag poles uh is another $1,000 for that and then you would have obviously another roughly 30,000 on top of that so you'd roughly be around
700,000 but if you don't have it then you can't award I guess until you till you do the uh the ordinances and push this out so uh it's the opinion of the BA that we don't have it is that correct
we don't have it and it adds um additional maintenance that Mr milo would have to put in his operating budget year after year after year in order to maintain it yes okay um and so the uh I'm just So this is only for the
side on tenny correct okay that's why I was getting Okay wait so I'm sorry it's for the I didn't hear the question it's only for the the tenny tenny side no no no well no this job is the entire
everything it's the parking lot it's the um new paving uh concrete curb sidewalk around the front adding extra spaces for the police department yeah extra spaces for the police new fencing not not the three spaces running down the driveway
that's that would be the alternate that was talking about so that would be items number basically the tree removal for that um the main the A8 would be the asphalt A9 uh A10
A11 A12 and A13 that the alternate yeah to add an extra three parking spaces parallel to the driveway if they wish to do And how how
um again this is uh Councilman Glass's point with the concrete he just wants to know um with with the wear and tear of the concrete is it how bad is going to look in five years
mr costa again it uh two things i mean we we always call for fiberrete uh which is stronger than just regular concrete we call for it to be um sealed with the I believe seek guard
um pretty much any of the concrete that we've done around around town we it's the same specification it seems to again hold up you know would you have to power wash this at some point and reseal it the answer to that is is yes
but as long as the subbase is is is firm as good uh you know there shouldn't be there shouldn't be issues with the concrete with with cracking in 5 years again you got a maintenance bond once it's done for two
years once it's accepted so you have a two-year maintenance bond um and at that point again is it going to last forever no is is brick pavers brick pavers is 8,000 pound concrete um so they definitely last longer there's no
question about it and you can seal them you can reseal them where they're going to look fresh once you you do that so the there's an advantage to them in my opinion and then there's a little bit of a disadvantage because there is some maintenance involved with them they
start moving where you'd have to reset them i also try to get a look into the papers to match where the building is right now it's going to be kind of because this white area that you're seeing right here which is in the middle
of the circle will be the favorite right but again it's up to the council i mean the whatever the council wants us to do um let's I'm not sure if we could do this or Mr again we have an allowance in the base
and if we don't come across obviously that would be one of the last items um that we would it wouldn't be the first item that we would be doing so if we have to change at that point and issue a change order we possibly could but again I'm not sure if you can
because it is an altered item if you don't do it can you do that i'm not I'm not 100% sure so uh why don't we hold on that speculation councilman Canell a question more questions no I was just asking in general just as edification for council president questions comments
sure i just have a few questions so is what you're showing right now Jason the rendition that we last saw in December updated as of today it's it's pretty much the same the only thing that we were directed is just to make sure that you know every single
item that is included here especially the most important thing the landscaping was coordinating with Jason to make sure he's not going to have any maintenance uh you know issues and the rendering is the rendering this is the look that you're going to see at 90% i mean uh all
the items that you see on this rendering is pretty much what the end product should be um and and here and there other changes you know for the back of the building and all the items that have been added for you know for the parking spaces for the police the striping the milling and paving the fencing the
lighting on the back of the building but uh other than that this rendering for the frontage stays the same from from the December meeting this is this is what it's going to look like okay and then uh so am I to understand then correctly based on uh Councilwoman Woman
Canela's questions it will be a a mix between concrete and pavers because I see under the base bid under numeral 21 that is brick pavers for 44,000 plus so correct is that the idea that is the
idea yes will look something like that so the the main entry to get the symmetry into the uh the 9/11 memorial that would through brick pavers brick favors around it and then it would be separated out [Music]
um maybe to break it up a little bit we could put a a couple of borders along the uh the walls which I think we could do that under a under a change order if we had to and we have an allowance in there if you don't want to make the whole area brick papavers but just try
to break it up a little bit but that that's basically the look okay and the last question is on the kid side i mean I know we have a sign there that I think we talked about removing um and I think there was a conversation
with Mr molito who had his hand up and now it's down but uh what what what is it going to be in that circle right that you towards that right there towards the end closer to Kinder Kamak
so we were we were uh Okay so we we we didn't know what the council wanted to do with the sign so what we're doing is we're running conduits from the building permanent to the island just in case in the future the council desires to add a new board or remove the board whatever
they want to do in the future but at least there's there's conduit there so we don't have to rip everything out correct so we put it in we're not going to basically we're not putting a new message board in there so the message board is to remain at this point we're running conduit to it because apparently
the conduit got ripped out during the construction of the uh of the burrow hall so we're going to run empty conduit that in the future if you need to get electric back to that point you're not ripping up the new concrete you're not ripping up the lawn area um you'll be
able to ultimately get to that point or if you want to move it we have extra conduit where if and where directed if you don't want it exactly if you want it in a different location so if I may chime in here um
um I have a strong opposition to us replacing the sign and I'd like to explain why the sign is not visible from for southbound kinder uh travel until after they pass the church and the
driveway leading into Burough Hall so therefore it provides little to no information on the northbound though it is visible for about two 300 yards the drivers are focusing either on the light
or on people coming across tenny and so their vision is drawn for safety reasons forward or to the right so the sign at at its current position is useless for its goal for its function its
functionality does not is not provided it's too much money in my opinion uh if we wanted to put a sign down at Main Street in Kendrick where cars are actually stopped and therefore they can actually read the sign I think that's something the council could consider in the future but I would strongly
recommend that we not put the conduit in that we remove the sign because it's ineffectual in the place that it's currently in due to the way traffic moves and for safety reasons we can do that i was going to actually chime in on
that and wanted to know whether a fixed that just says Bor River edge or something stylish that is not doesn't necessarily is a sign that is throwing information at people that people are not like a wooden sign right or something that or something um and and
definitely consider um Main Street where we have the typical banners for the River Edge Run the farmers market um maybe that's a possibility down the road but I would recommend that we do that as after the project because change orders we've come to realize and through our
experience are not necessarily good things yeah know and I don't want to delay going back into for signage that's that's the Wait so maybe you're saying not even to put a conduit there don't put a conduit there because we're never I would I would oppose the council ever
putting an electronic sign there again because it simply is not functional okay um if we want to put a wooden sign that simply says Buridge that's fine okay but if we want to put an electronic sign then the loca and and I'm open to other ideas but I've spent a lot of 14 years
thinking about this the only place the sign would work is at Tinder and Maine and even there would have limited visibility but at least it would have visibility whereas here it functions no purpose okay okay and I think Mr rolo
please yes no no no no mr molito has been given a chance to testify only we're asking our professionals only questions from the council right now if the council has a question that Mr molito should answer he shall um any any further questions not right now okay
great uh council just going back to this pavers on the alternate bit because I'm confused so this alternate here is to replace the concrete of the sides with the pavers we're essentially ripping up everything on the Tenny Avenue side building it
back in so that we become ADA compliant and we deal with some structural issues but why do we have this on the alternate uh pavers for $60,000 because Councilman Glass thought maybe uh the pavers and I think Mr molo you
can ask him that question if you want uh felt that the pavers would be more durable i think uh Mr costa has already testified to that but the problem is is we have we we have to maintain a margin in our overall bid that allows for the
unexpected now we do have a margin in $48,000 in the main bid but if you're going to do the alternates you need to add you need a margin there too and so once you get the 20,000 back and then it leaves
it leaves 30,000 that still has to be added so we not So there's a there's a trade-off confused where are these papavers going because the So uh you see the two wings it's so this is a I like it with the concrete not I personally like with the
concrete but you know I So it has Yeah and you'll have three different bricks you have burrow fall you have the police department two different bricks and then a third on the floor yeah i I personally but I also see what Mr uh Mr molo is
saying um and I also see what Councilman Glass is saying i don't have a vote but if if but my preference would be don't spend more money i like the concrete mayor i'm not imposed of the brick was it he was in favor of the concrete
not additional even better uh he's I'd love for us to do everything but we only have so much money and so much time but that's that's just me and you guys make the decision do you have a No that's cool cool jason I'm sorry I I I
mischaracterized you there um Councilman thank you Mayor uh Mr cla you you kind of touched on this but it it's top of my mind with all of the tariffs that we've seen from other countries i mean how how
how uh accurate is this bid i mean are there a lot of um supplies here that are going to come from overseas that are going to be 10% more 20% more no that's what I said i reached out to the contractor immediately this morning because again under the public uh
bidding law years ago a contractor could not get out of a bid once he submitted a bid he was locked into it now you have he has five days to say I made a mistake and I can't do it and thank you very much and
move on um I spoke to him i didn't get it in writing yet verbally he said I went over the bid is fine i'm ready to go so he's locked into these numbers and these unit prices regardless of what happens with tariffs and again he has to
put up a performance bond so in thea in in the case of a default you'd have to obviously you'd have the protection of a bond um that you would have to go after but we don't Yeah we don't anticipate that happening um but again if if if you
reject you got two choices you have to you have to award within 60 days per the law um I think you could request them to hold the prices past that date if it's a mutually agreeable between both parties
u John I think you can yes he agrees that's correct uh but at this point is that going to happen i again who knows with with everything going on
um again I don't know and then do people use excuses with with what's going on that they can't hold prices so do I I have this correct then so if we agree to this there's they have five days and after five days that's it
they're locked into the prices they're locked into the price but between now and 5 days I would what I want from them is a letter saying that they they reviewed their numbers and they're okay and move and move on we can go forward with the project and then it's then it's up to you guys to award
but again prior to that you got they got to put up the insurance it's got to be reviewed by the uh by I guess Jeff uh a contract obviously has to be reviewed by Mr shadane and I think we have a contract in the actual spec that we use so that shouldn't be too too difficult
they got to get their performance guarantees and everything to the town so you need a little bit of time in order for the paperwork to to get to us and then to obviously approve it and then uh obviously pre-construction meeting we got to coordinate everything with the
police department because again this this job's a little obviously logistically because you got to keep the police department open and and you got to move people around and parks around and you want to fasttrack this so you guys get back in the in your home so So
if we if we give the okay today then five days from now these prices are set is that right do I have that right or or could be it could be tomorrow morning i'll request it in writing tomorrow morning so if we get it back in writing then that I believe John I would
think that's it oh he's saying if he award if he award today that's his luck no no you can't award you can't award today because you got to the answer is yes the very wrong way of saying yes and there's there's a risk if we don't approve this that there could be some substantial price increases i would
imagine given what's going on possibly i I I wish I had a crystal ball because if I knew the stock market was going to drop and I shorted it or or bought puts and then bought it back yesterday and went long I we wouldn't be on the phone tonight i'd probably be somewhere in the Bahamas or something I
would imagine but I I don't know who knows but the prices are The answer to that is yes too let's move on very good rob sorry i have one more question go ahead jason uh Jason Flores can you point where the four benches are
one what one two and across oh I see okay because looking at the price do we need all four of them that's exactly what we're saying i mean you want my true opinion so the benches can be placed after i mean they
can be they can be placed after uh like like we did at the park for Brookside Park i mean the benches were bought through a co-op and then were installed by I guess Jason concrete we just attach to the concrete you can attach to the concrete later on even if it's pavers if you had to you pull up a couple pavers you put a sleeve
in you pour concrete in and you attach it to uh the concrete so you can move these benches around if you want to put them in a different location it it's it doesn't have to be set in stone so to speak councilwoman are are you are you s are you thinking to recommend to the
council that uh we remove that as an um that we do not move forward with that as an as an alternate all right uh let's first deal with um let's let's first of all is the council in agreement that we
uh will not consider the benches at this time at this time yes yes only because so now we're left with uh A1 through A1 then A3 through A13 only because this is getting a little
bit long and we should start making some decisions every member of council's asked a question uh is is there any pertinent question before we start discussing this no all right so um Miss Appertella approximately how much money
do we have for an alternate bid maximum that's reasonable and uh you know based on uh as what you and the CFO would be comfortable with alternate to and allow wiggle room about 3500
3500 for alternate 3,500 narrows it down quite a bit thank you Lzette on hand right now right now yes that's perfect now if we want to go more than that then we have to go through another ordinance and appropriate funds okay so
based on that I based on money we have today based on money today then are are you guys I think we should put the flag polls in because of the nature of Yes just the A1 and then the rest and then the rest we say no to yeah is that what
you're saying make that motion make a motion to approve A1 and then reject the rest of the alternate bid is there a second 2 through A13 second okay it's open for amendment or discussion is
there anyone who wishes to amend the motion does anyone wish to discuss the motion all in favor oh go ahead go Can I just quick the other smaller items do those make a difference in anything particular because we don't know what
the other items A4 through 13 are all tied in if you did um pavers no not the pavers the parking space no the parking space so you have the concrete sidewalk the hot mix asphalt the smaller items the dance
graded aggregate that that all goes together so if you're like I want to add the three spaces and only think you're paying for asphalt no it it it's multiple parts multiple parts so okay so this is just for the Okay yeah so on that line of question though the right radiant heat
system why is it on the bid why would we even need that so if you that's a question to Mr molo do you wish to pose that question to Mr molito yes please mr molo yeah mayor so this is a monolithic pore the whole second tier of this
um design it's a monolithic pore so which means it's all poured together you're going to have rebarb in this concrete you're going to have um obviously concrete all on the top what what happens in the winter we throw salt
right and we throw calcium and all that you have a ramp on this and now you're putting steps so what happens is during the day we're going to throw salt which is not good to concrete or brick pavers it doesn't matter which one it is and what's going to happen is the sun during
the day the sun comes out and melts right then it goes across and down steps and at night it refreezes right so either it is to throw more salt on the steps or the radiant heat would keep it from refreezing and potentially being
a slip and fall hazard outside the burrow hall um it would help uh maintain the concrete for a lot longer um because we wouldn't have to throw that much salt if any you just turn it on after you shovel it off and it pretty much maintains itself um and that's why that
was put in here now again gas run or electric run what's up that's gas right Rob it's gas it runs off a gas boiler and then and then obviously there's um glycol that runs through the tubing that's that's
outside so it doesn't freeze and that would be placed in inside the janitor's closet correct so again this is a liability and a maintenance issue down the road because it's a monolithic pore you would have to rip it all out if it
goes bad so long term we should as a governing body maybe consider whether that is beneficial long term at this point given the current state of business and how the world works but we need to understand that there will be a
maintenance cost associated with this on an annual basis it would be more of a maintenance cost if you didn't do this because you're throwing salt and everything else and eventually you might five to 10 years down the road you don't know how long the sealer is going to
work you might have to pull slabs and everything else up so it's it's it's more of a maintenance cost if you don't do this down the road but Jason if any portion of it fails the whole thing has to be dug up
well the whole thing is it it it shouldn't fail if you put it in right because once it's locked into concrete it shouldn't fail plus the concrete and Rob maybe I'm wrong the concrete if the pipe does fail acts like a natural
uh cavity for the run correct no I meant if the system in the pore fails it's well it's the tubing is going to be within the concrete if if for whatever reason it fails you need to get to it to
fix to fix it so yeah you could be jackhammering out concrete to get to it to find out where it is there it's not one tube that runs through the whole thing there's different zones so if it if it fails you could probably turn that
zone off where you're not going to jackhammer stuff out and and it's still going to be effective because I believe the maximum run is 300 ft so you have more than one zone you have multiple zones going through here so you have you have redundancy
um but again what the the hardest thing with this is when it's being installed and if you have any vandalism if you have somebody walks on it somebody steps on it it's got to be tested you would know that in a maintenance bond you would know that in the first time you
turn it on so it would be under the maintenance bond for the first two years so you would know if something broke away does that answer your question it does it does but all right gentlemen um Council President uh um Monsan Cohen is
satisfied with the answer she's gotten um so uh we we have a motion in a second we can we can uh vote yes no or or agree not to vote u but the option if we're choosing not to move forward with
Council Molari's vote which we can do it means that we have to bond during April May correct yes we have to and that will delay everything which council may choose to do um and uh the radiant heat
system is is it Lzette a single item or are there other items that have to be added into that no it's a single item it is 36,892 yes okay so do you have a another question
council mayor council president i don't have any other questions right now all right can I ask one question i'm sorry is it related to this motion well yes well the project allowance of 48,000 if I if is it if we don't use that could
that be used for the radiant system so we have to approve the uh the alternate we can't correct me if I'm wrong we can't know until we actually begin the construction and so we have to decide now because it's a monolithic pore which
means one pour over the whole thing and either we want to go over budget which means we have to do a bond um for motion ordinance or we don't because right now we have a margin a margin from our VA
and our CFO for $3,600 so if we want to go $36,000 interesting yeah okay thank you so we have a motion and second um council president do you wish to uh
amend that motion or ask for the motion to be withdrawn i think based on the the testimony of the our experts considering the electric um what is it called radiant read is something that this governing body should think
about for purposes of long-term maintenance well you're really asking them to consider it right now yes okay so um you do not need to remove your motion we can go to a vote and see if it goes up or down uh but uh do you wish to
to remove your motion no do you wish to move to amend i wish to vote to amend yes okay so we have a motion and we're we now have a motion to amend so the amendment would be for A1
and A7 correct yes yes okay so now just so you understand Robert's rules uh you're you first of all you're going to make that motion i make a motion to the alternate bids for A1 and A7 excluding the rest okay so now there's a motion to amend if
there's not a second the amendment automatically fails we return to the main motion is there a second to amend uh the motion i have to second all right it's been seconded so now we have uh an now we're going to decide whether we
want to amend so um if we vote to amend that means then the amended motion becomes the main motion and we would then vote on A1 and A7 if we vote no to amend then we go back to the original motion does everybody understand that
should I okay so understand what you're voting if you vote yes you're saying that you want to uh do A1 and A7 if you say no you're saying I don't want to include A7 i want to simply stay with A1
okay um Council President uh yes councilwoman Consella yes council can I ask a question before I make a decision where is this money coming from we have to now go out and borrow
more what forgive me Miss Albertella if you could explain that for that amount I will try to scrimp borrow and not steal
to try to see if this can be done without borrowing more but I cannot guarantee it right now you don't mayor i don't want to overstep but you don't have to i think the question I think the question is do you have to bond right now the answer is you don't have to bond
right now because you have in the allowance as Councilman Benson mentioned 40 more than the cost of the radio need however if you do get into trouble you may have to bond down the road to add money into so that you can pay for whatever the extras or the or the
unexpected items would be miss Aratella do you agree with that i just have a caveat no I just have a question then if to award we have to put an amount in the resolution the CFO needs to certify that you have that money that we have the
money but the but the and the project allowance is in the base bit is it the 674 that's true but I mean it's a project allowance is a project you could reduce the project allowance
can we reduce the project allowance midstream in order to get the TC up well that's your question yeah I mean it's in the bid so I mean I don't I don't like changing bids after they've already been because you got because you're that's where you get bid challenges so
but it's it's a it's a project allowance so to me that's always that's like it's like it's like slush fund money like like I hate to use that term but that's like it's in there so that in case you have an emergency it's not money that's dedicated to a particular project so that money could be used towards the radiant heating but if you have a
problem then you're going to have to All right we need to simplify this for the purpose of the vote if we say yes to this can we move ahead with the TCO or do we have to wait till June
if well how I I need clarify says like how would the resolution be to award the bid award the bid like what amount would I put in and the CFO certify because the project allowance is an actual bid item
as part of the 674 you're going to yeah you're going to have you're going to have to you can't do it you can't you have to put it you have to put it in as the bid was was submitted right so if I can mayor yes if
you don't award a We we start the project it's not going to change the outcome of who the low bid is can I then change order and put A7 back into the mix yeah but do you think they're going to do chain A7 as a change order
for the same amount well that's I don't think they're going to do that $892.80 an 80 cent question tomorrow morning but I don't know if you can legally do it can we
do this yeah it can i'm just throwing it out there authorize the base A1 and A7 subject to finding additional funding without having to bond or do a
supplemental appropriation and if I cannot find that money somewhere to use then revert to just the base and A1 i know Bill is chomping at the bit to say something because you're not you're not doing a resolution to award this is more
of a concession let's let's bring Mr ruff in mr rup would you please take um the um seat uh and uh just state your name and your association because we started the meeting without you okay william Rup i'm an associate of partner
partner of Johnanian all right you understood the question yes I did please proceed when you award a contract with these alternates that's your base bid your appropriation must be adequate for that
base bid even though there may be an allowance that you can use so in answer to that question if you if you're going to award alternates you will need to have a certificate of availability for the total contract price even though you
might save some of that money to award a contract contingent upon adequate funds technically it's not being awarded because it's just a contingency okay so
it won't be binding that's that's the real problem so we wouldn't do that okay so the answer is no we would have to then do a bond in May uh April 24th april 24th and we would not be able to
go do the TCO until June okay now now before I say you know before I mention bond okay understand there may be other options but again I think the CFO has to comment on this as to whether or not there are other capital funds that's
exactly what I was thinking you just you don't have any other capital bond ordinances that are out there that have money remaining in them because if you do that then you can certify that you have the funds you just have to take it out of a different capital bond ordinance that you have sitting there for that you never used a lot of most towns have that
we we liquidate a lot every year and then if it's more money that was borrowed it goes into fund balance so that would have to be an an appropriation so the answer is you don't most likely you don't have it the only
other thing I can think of is doing that appropriation because I have money set aside for the deis use the deis money to move this project with the radiant heat and then
do the funding for the deis so that way timelines aren't just screwed up that way you get your TCO on the under what you get your TCO and your radiant heat you bond for the deis what ba Apertella is saying is that you bond for the deis
like we were just talking about bonding for this but it doesn't affect the TCO because the deis isn't that's a July project right that's an option so explain it for the council in simple terms okay I well only
because this isn't our profession i understand and a lot of technical language has gone forward so let's let's listen to if we chose if Council Malari votes yes then of course it passed because that would that
would break it if she votes no and Councilman Benson votes no then it does it come to me or it just dies because it's funding yeah um does this require a super majority to break the tie or can I break the tie a
super Well we're not bonding we're not break so so if either of you say yes it it passes both of you say no said if there's if she breaks the monument but I just want to explain to you how your what the impact of your vote would be if the both of you say no then it comes to
me to break the Okay go ahead mayor can I just ask a question about Deis has that been awarded or so that's uncommitted funds okay yeah so there's two accounts right the legislative grant is what is
funding this project there's still some burrow hall money account that has funding that's being held for when when you know in the summer to rebuild the deis to build a new deis
so if you want to move forward with the radiant heat what we could do is take that amount out of this pot for the deis to that way make that account whole and award on April 24th and that way you
don't have to do any bond that delays the TCO that delay you has that trickle down effect and then I work with Chris to allocate that money that is used because we're not doing that project until the summer and you would and to add on to that you would then be able to
you would do another bond for the day project it would be um a an appropriation ordinance so that that way it has the 10day window instead of a 20day estoppable period now do you have a question based on the information you just have given i don't
have any other questions just all right do you have a question before we do have it we do haven't voted yet i know sounds doable so I don't have a question all right counciloman Molari I guess yes councilman Benson yes all right okay so
now we are voting on the amended motion as now the main motion all we've done is amend the motion okay so now what we are voting on is A1 and A7 as alternates based on the outline given to us by Mr
rup Mr shenanian and Ms apatella uh could we been uh it's now the main motion so uh is there debate or question okay council President
I make a motion no motion's already made oh do you do you wish to now approve of the motion the revised motion yes I approve the revised motion okay uh Council Mansella yes council Muller yes councilman Benson yes all right we're done
that was easy all right so just so I know I can call make a phone call tomorrow base bid a not awarded but ready to award when all the paperwork comes in and items A1 and A7
yes okay thank you Mayor thank you council mr shadanian I'll probably talk to you tomorrow and Lette I will talk to you tomorrow and we will get this fasttracked to get you guys back in the building that's good excellent thank you hold on question not a question do you
have a rendition of the of the um of Burough Hall that we can just take a look at what you you have for a rendering you mean you want to to print it out we can print it if you want it i think you want electronic copy right yeah that's fine please send electronic
copy to the Yeah we can if you want we can put it on the board tomorrow if you want to put Kinder yes Kinder kind sign that's Tenny we don't have a We don't have a rendering for the Kinder Kamak side all we have is just you know
the the site plan for it all right well it's pretty much what we see is what we get right what you see is what you get and again we have we're not doing anything to the front okay that's it they're going to replace some sidewalks but they're not really doing anything no
no but we we're putting landscaping again in the front of the building because the the Boa Hall project had no landscaping in the front of the building good and you're not doing the conduits you're going to cancel the conduits conduits if and we're directed so we can
cancel conduits we can push conduit motion second to cancel the conduits got it understood all in favor please say I i cancel the conduits we're not putting the sign back there at least electronic one you got it mayor I think I got it
any questions we said I'll talk to you tomorrow Mr or should I just talk to Mr ruff it's it's it's up to you up to you robust always have a good night buddy thank you
yes uh would you pin us again yes okay well that was fun is there any other old business could I have a motion second to open the public on any item so move thank you all in favor please say I there's no uh do
gentleman wish to make a comment ask a question no uh is there anyone in the waiting room attendee yes one person one person he has no comment
uhify cler yes okay so but we we do have to ask Omar if you'd like to you have to u raise your hand at this time we'll give you uh you know 15 seconds or so like have okay could I have a motion and
second to close to the public no all in favor please say I okay uh are there any council comments um just a reminder River Ed run April 26th okay now I will not be there but I hope other members of the council can be um
we have family business out of state so I'm afraid I cannot be there uh anything else okay uh so uh could I have a motion and second to move resolution 25-123 resolution code close session yes
attorney client privilege NJSA 10 col4-12v5 burl hall construction project insurance requirements for farmers market vendors and first amendment ordinance need a second second uh all in favor
please say I i we will not be returning correct that is correct so we are not suspending meeting we are adjourning the public meeting could I have a motion and second so move second all in favor please say I i excellent work everyone thank you very very much we stay here and close the doors or we stay here and
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