Okay. Uh, this meeting is being held in accordance with the New Jersey Public Meetings Act annual notice. This meeting was published in the Union County Local Source in the New York Star Ledger. Said notice was posted in the municipal building and a copy is on file with the office of the burough clerk. Fires are located in the directions I'm
indicating. If you are alert for a fire, please move in a calm, orderly manner to the nearest smokefree exit. Proper notice having been given. The burough clerk is directed to include the statement in the minutes of the meeting. Uh, please call the role. >> Councilman Petroski >> here. >> Councilman Johnson is here. Councilman Sigurella >> here. >> Councilman Robbina
>> here. Councilwoman Lions >> here. >> Councilman Patel >> here. >> Mayor Signarella >> here. All present. Mayor, please lead us in opening prayer. Paul, follow the pledge of allegiance. Eternal God, grant us thy help in all our duties and perplexities. We ask for thy guidance. Give us thy protection in
our dangers and sorrows. Grant us thy peace. Amen. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all. >> Okay. There are uh no communications for review this evening. We do have one proclamation and presentation. Uh we have Rosanna Lions and man of the year. Do you want to >> Do you want to do that now? >> Yeah.
>> Go for it. Call you. Good evening everyone. Thank you mayor and council and residents of Rosal Park. We just we welcome you. Um so today uh we are actually going to do Rosal Park man of the year 2025.
Um I started three years ago uh at when I first with my first term. I actually uh did the woman of the year three years ago and when I did that we connected more and we really are having fun. So
each year um you know I get to honor the women in Rosal Park and it's been very awesome. Uh last year we actually honored all the nominees and there was maybe 10 of us and I want to see 30 of us next year or more. Um but as this
year approached and of course it was the beginning of November when I thought of it. I said when is um you know International Men's Day and of course it was like November 19th. So I quickly went to uh just to brainstorm and I said
let's see what what can happen and I put it out there and it was only a couple weeks online. I didn't send it out to homes but still th this is the purpose. The purpose is really to showcase purpose. Okay. Uh there is great purpose in knowing that you impact others with
the good that you do. Um my biggest thing in community is really to love your neighbor, to know each other by name, to connect and you know what to bridge the gap because sometimes you know there's a disconnection or there's something that's out there in Rosal Park
that you know back in the day we used to connect and now we don't. So, this is the purpose of it. Um, to really acknowledge the men in Rosal Park. There's so many. Look, there's so many here, too. Um, I'm usually the only woman on the day. Welcome, Jessica. Um,
but for me, you know, for tonight, we want to acknowledge, to honor, and to celebrate the men that were nominated and the man of the year. Um, so I wrote down a couple characterist characteristics. The uh man of the year
has integrity. Uh he lives a life of faithfulness even in the face of adversity. He has good character. He has a strength even in times of struggle. He's devoted even when there's times of
doubt. And he has courage even in the times of fear. Our honore is described to be having all of that. Uh the person that nominated him said he's hardworking.
He's there every step of the way for his children and his wife. And he's described to be the kindest human being. And when I heard about him and his story and I spoke to him, I was so inspired
and it was it was an easy uh pick. Um even though the other men are great and uh I'm so happy to see each one of them here. Um but tonight we are going to honor and I would like to call him forward
um Christian Restreo. Please come up. Christian if you'd like to say a few words. Hello. Yes. Well, well, no, thank you so much. Uh, thank you, mayor. Thank you, Rosanne, and thank you for the, um, town of Rosel
Park for, um, doing this recognition and recognizing uh, men. I really appreciate it. Um, thank you also, uh, to my wife, which is always my support and my rock for our friends that are here um,
showing up and standing for us. Um as you said like I I didn't expect this to be honest. No but like um it has been like very two years two years very tough after my diagnose. I have been dealing with with cancer colon cancer since
December 2023. Um so it has been very very tough still battling. Um but you know as you said you know I still fighting for it still there for my family do as much as I can. Um hopefully I mean today I'm alive standing here in
front of everybody and hopefully God have like more days and many more years for me so I can spend more time with my family. So I really appreciate um this this award. So thank you. >> Yes. Give give it up for Christian.
Please stand up here if you would like. Um, I actually, so this is just a little thing for you. Hold on to that. And then I would like to call up the other nominees as well.
If you can all come up, Eugenia, am I saying it right? Hello. Nice to meet you. Nicholas Rajopi Jr. I HAD TO SAY your name like that, Nicholas. There you go. You're wonderful.
>> Thank you, >> George Ramirez. Want a hug? >> Jeppe Romano. Is Jeppe here? Okay, hold on to that. And Michael Sangler Jr.
He's not here. Okay. And then I also I have Al Zali. He's not able to make it. Okay. So, really quick, I know we're taking a little bit of time, but you know what? This is fun because the other boring as the mayor says, right? So, the only reason I
definitely want to say a couple words for about about these guys because again hopefully next year we'll have 50 guys up here. But this is what people said about you all. Um, community man, uh,
family man, coach, positivity, leading by example, boss, devoted dad, amazing husband. Hanar, your wife said that about you. That's wonderful. Uh um so many people uh you know said so
many things for you, Nick. I mean honestly you you have just an amazing impact. You're selfless. You're kind. You're helpful. You're a great neighbor. You do for so many people. So you are amazing. I am so happy that you're standing up here and you're just a great
neighbor and a great man in Rosal Park and we appreciate you. And we thank you for George Ramirez. Um, you know what? They the person that nominated you said that it's good to have you on their side. So, we need to work together. That's what I'll say. All
right. Um, and we honor you. We love to honor the men in Rosal Park. So, all of you just give it up for yourselves and let's connect more. And I just thank you for this opportunity. I thank every council member here, the council men
that are in Rosal Park, Andrew Casayas, Ken Blue, everybody that works together. We are really just, you know, an awesome team and I'm honored to be the only woman in this team and to to bring this forward. And I have to say this about the mayor. The mayor is going to be just there. Well, there's more to come about
the mayor, but give it up for the mayor. Come on. >> Uh it's it's really an honor to stand by you and and you're just you're wonderful and you love Rosell Park and you've done so many great things for Roseell Park and I just appreciate you. You're you're
definitely one of the best men of the year. So, give it up for them. And lastly, I actually made biscotti for everybody. So, this you guys, I have little napkins back there. So, can someone who can come up here and bring them back? You want to come? Okay, we're
going to put that there. And I also have magnets back there for everybody. So, before you leave, grab one. Just put it on your fridge. Remind yourself that you're amazing. And please grab one. Okay, that's that's the end of my story. Is that good? >> Mayor's coming up.
>> He's coming back with a cookie. >> There's cookies. Hey, >> congratulations. >> I'm happy. >> Congrats. Happy Thanksgiving, >> Bart. Happyella. >> We'll see you soon.
Congratulations, >> bro. I'll take that. >> Karina's not gonna be here, >> a couple more over there. >> It's a couple more cookies over there. >> Okay, fair enough.
>> Chocolate. Nice. >> Coconut. >> Bye. minutes. >> May I have a motion that meeting minutes be approved pending any corrections? >> So moved. >> All in favor? >> I >> I may have a motion that bills and
payrolls be not read and pass for payment. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Man, these are really good row. >> May I have a motion to open the public portion agenda items only? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? Hi. >> Hi. >> Like to come up and speak on agenda? You may do so now. Yep.
>> Uh everyone, um I haven't been here being able to be here. >> Please, please sit down. >> Speaking of the microphone track, I'm in the trophy case twice. I haven't stopped running for Mr. Lewink and I talk real loud. >> Oh, good. I I need you to sit >> presentations and I usually don't use a
microphone. >> Okay. Well, I need you for the >> probably too loud. Okay, >> hold on. Hold on. Let's pause. >> Yeah, just a question. I need you to state your name and address for the record. >> Okay. >> And I do need you to speak on my >> Sean Ryan. I born here in 1962 and I
lived here fortunately for uh 62. I'll be 63 in um I pick up garbage. I plant tree. I do whatever I >> We know you, Sean. Yep. >> Yeah. I think everyone knows me. >> Yep. >> Well, I what I want my Well, I just have one question. >> Sure. >> Yeah.
>> Um I haven't been involved agenda. I haven't been able to be involved in 10 years and like you know I've been in this room like thousands and thousands of times and I worked with the town for 30 years making Mike Mory Park and the
library and I'm I'm so happy. I like I I feel like getting down and crying for you getting trees planted like you know maybe there is hope for >> hold on I got trees planted also >> well all of you like like you know I didn't believe Rosell Park was capable of doing it like
>> this real quick though Sean is this a question relevant to something on the agenda >> my question is I haven't been here inh 10 years how do I go about getting something on the agenda I don't care about saying anything I come back it's like I just it's it's Nothing
controversial. It's like I'm just trying to make flowers and smiles. Like, you understand? It's like Rosel Park has so much potential. Like the people that were up here, it has a sense of community as an architect and planner. It like the size of it, like you know,
big, small, whatever. It has something special. I don't know. How do I get five minutes in front of you? I have a >> Who's your councilman? Is your councilman Jay? >> I got my stopwatch and a written statement. >> Third word. What I would suggest is >> come back next week. I'll do whatever you want.
>> What I would suggest is you have a really great I was about to say congresswoman. >> You're speaking for a >> really have a really great council woman who just got reelected. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Can you guys connect? >> I think she um that'd be a place. >> I talked to her on election day. I I
brought something about what I was going to try and say, but then I thought you were too busy. And you know, >> we're never too busy for you. Yes. No, election day is pretty busy, but outside of that, >> no, I like again, my mother was in politics for 10 years. She's dead, but for 10 years, I lived with her and we
would talk politics all day long. I know how hard it is of a job and whatever like people like think of you. I like, you know, I make parks for them and you know, they're English, romantic, they're weird designs. Like it's like people don't understand. there's always like 50
things you got to deal with and it's I I respect you for you know trying to serve the community. >> I appreciate Sean. Unfortunately, this is not totally pertinent to the to the council meeting. >> So, how do I go about doing this? >> Uh you stick you could stick around uh stick around and make a statement at the
end I think would be great or >> or you can connect oneonone with Rosanna. >> I'll connect with Rosanna. >> Yeah. Okay. >> The most important thing I said and it's interesting how God works. maybe like this is how it worked out best. But with all these things that I want to talk to you about about landscape architecture,
it's the process is more important. Like humans like working together, it's a bad world. And like you know, if you can like vote, if you can like we can get neighbors and the community together, we can make a better Rosal Park. Nine out
of 10 projects fail, but sometimes it wins and we make a better world. >> Thank you so much, Sean. Have a good one. Happy >> Thanksgiving. Thank you. Bye-bye. >> Uh, anybody else with any questions or comments regarding the what's on the agenda? >> I'm seeing no one may have motion to
close the public portion on agenda items. >> So moved. >> All in favor? >> I I >> um they taste like Snickers. That's what it is. Snickers. Yeah. >> Uh, may I have a motion to accept the reports of departments as submitted? So
moved. >> Second. All in favor? I. >> Mr. Clerk, please read ordinance number 2836 by title. >> Just gathering myself here. Um >> uh yes, mayor. Ordinance 2836 is an ordinance for second reading and public hearing. An ordinance amending ordinance
number 2831 fixing the salary ranges of non-UN employees and officials of the Bur Rosal Park in the county of Union State of New Jersey. >> May I have a motion to open the public hearing on ordinance number 2836? >> So moved. >> Second. All in favor? I >> uh would anybody like to come up to
speak on this ordinance? >> Seeing no one may have a motion to close the public hearing on ordinance number 2836. >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I have a motion to adopt ordinance number 2836. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Uh is there any discussion?
Please call the RO. Councilman Petroski. Yes. >> Councilman Johnson. Yes. >> Councilman Signarella. Yes. >> Councilman Robin. Yes. >> Counciloman Lions. Yes. >> Councilman Patel. >> Yes. >> Six. Affirmative. Mayor, the ordinance is adopted. Please read ordinance number 2837 by title. >> Yes, mayor. Ordinance 2837 is a bond ordinance to amend sections 4 and 16 of
a bond ordinance. Ordinance number 2776 entitled a 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 and new automotive vehicles including original apparatus equipment inbind for the bur rose park in the
county union state of New Jersey to appropriate the sum of $3,987,000 to pay the cost thereof to appropriate various grants 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 the issuance of such bonds adopted May
2nd, 2024 as previously amended by ordinance 2787 adopted on August 15, 2024. >> Uh may I have a motion to open the public hearing on ordinance number 2837? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I like to come up and speak on this
ordinance. Uh, >> George Ramirez, 500 East Clay. Uh, what improvements are we making for the town? Let me >> Yeah, go ahead. >> So, this uh this reappropriates money that will be used for the Acrop Park project. >> Okay.
>> It reappropriates existing money. >> When's that going to start? >> The Acro Park project started yesterday. >> Oh, it did? All right. Awesome. All right. Thanks. Yep. Anybody else? >> I am seeing no one. May I have a motion to close the public hearing on ordinance
number 2836? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> uh Oh, that was at 30 2837. Do I need you need me to repeat that lawyer? Do I need to repeat? >> I got it. >> Okay, cool. Thank you. >> Only thing open. >> Uh may I have a motion to adopt ordinance number 2837? >> So moved. >> Second.
>> Is there any discussion? >> Okay, please call the roll. Councilman Petroski. Yes. >> Councilman Johnson. Yes. Councilman Signarella. Yes. >> Councilman Robin. Yes. >> Counciloman Lions. Yes. >> Councilman Patel. Yes. Six. Affirmed. Mayor the ordinance is adopted. >> Uh, okay. Uh, Mr. Clerk, please read ordinance number 2838 by title.
>> Yes, Mayor. Ordinance 2838 is an ordinance for introduction ordin ordinance amending ordinance number 2836 fixing the salary ranges of non-union employees and officials of the buro park in the county of Union State of New Jersey. May I have a motion to approve ordinance number 2838 for introduction and fix the date for second reading and
public hearing as December 18th, 2025. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Uh is there any discussion? >> Did Jay second? >> Yeah, he seconded. Yep. >> Please call the role. >> Councilman Petroski. Yes. Councilman Johnson. Yes. Councilman Sigella. Yes. >> Councilman Robin. Yes. >> Councilwoman Lions.
>> Yes. >> Councilman Patel. Yes. >> Six motion. The firm of mayor. The ordinance is introduced. >> Please read ordinance number 2839 by title. >> Yes. Mayor. Ordinance 2839 is an ordinance for introduction ordinance for repealing ordinance number 2829 an ordinance amending chapter 19 section 10 of the code of the bur roa park entitled
public utility polls. >> Uh may I have a motion to approve ordinance number 2839 for introductions fix the date for second reading and public hearing as December 18th 2025. >> So moved. >> Second. >> There any discussion? >> Um yes. Um thank you mayor. Yep.
>> Uh there was a right here uh when we uh did this ordinance, there was a couple of things that uh >> can't go on it. BPU actually governs it. And so when Andrew and I get a chance, uh we're going to uh tweak the ordinance uh back to the original form and add a
couple of other things. So this ordinance will resurface, but it's better just to repeal it right now so we could uh mitigate any future uh uh problems or issues. Cool. Anything further? >> Okay, please call the role.
>> Councilman Petroski, yes. Councilman Johnson, yes. Councilman Signarella, yes. Councilman Roina, yes. Councilwoman Lions, yes. Councilman Patel, yes. To close the affirmative. Mayor, the ordinance is adopted. >> All matters. All matters listed with an asterisk are considered to be routine and non-controversial by the council and be approved by one motion. There will be
no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the governing body so requests, in which case the item will be removed from the consent agenda and considered in its normal sequence on the agenda as part of the general orders. Please read all resolutions by title. >> Yes, mayor. Resolution 34125 is setting the salaries of non-union employees and
officials of the Burvo par for calendar year 2026. Resolution 3425 is accepting the resignation of Richard Balucio from the position of zoning officer. Resolution 34325 is authorizing an amended and restated employment agreement with Maria C. Valente as
assistant treasurer. Resolution 34425 is authorizing an amended and restated employment agreement with Rupen Shaw as community center director. Resolution 34525 is authorizing an amended and restated employment agreement with Kenneth P. Blum Jr. as chief financial officer. Resolution Resolution 34625 is
authorizing an amended and restated employment agreement with Richard Belalushio as construction official, building sub code official, building inspector and assistant zoning officer. Resolution 34725 is promoting control person and assisting zoning officer Kimberly Brown to the position of control person and zoning officer and
authorizing an amended and restated employment agreement. Resolution 348-25 is rescending resolution number 1225 accepting the retirement of Richard Belalushio as construction official, building sub code official and zoning officer. Resolution 34925 is accepting the retirement of Richard Balucio.
Resolution 35025 is rejecting all bids pursuant to NJSA48 11-13.2 received October 31st, 2025 for the project improvements to firehouse number three and reauthor and authorizing a rebid. Resolution 35125 is authorizing the treasur to issue one check totaling
$1,239.77 payable to one lean holder on one property and one check totaling $600 from the tax collector's premium account. Resolution 35225 is promoting part-time bus driver Sakita Harris to the position of full-time bus driver. Resolution 35325 is awarding a
professional services contract to the Neglia Group for professional planning services in support of the Burough Rosal Parks 2026 master plan re-examination in an amount not to exceed $155,000. Resolution 35425 is appointing Deborah D. Cosmo as full-time community center clerk.
Resolution 35525 is authorizing renewal of recreational cannabis license number RP-5-002 doing business as Breakwater Treatment and Wellness Corp. for the 2026 licensing term. Resolution 35625 is terminating the employment of Shirley J.
Ureiste as part-time community center clerk and member of community center events and activity staff. Resolution 35725 is accepting the resignation of Olivia Amato from the position of college counselor. Resolution 35825 is accepting the resignation of Jenna Peter Paul from the position of adult
counselor with a teaching certificate. Resolution 35925 is accepting the resignation of Isabella Garcia from the position of adult counselor with a teaching certificate. Resolution 36025 is accepting the resignation of Bellan Munoz from the position of college counselor. Resolution 36125 is accepting
the resignation of Stacy R. Hartzler from the position of adult counselor with a teaching certificate. Resolution 36225 is authorizing the waiver of fees for the liquidation of the current inventory of Burough branded recycling receptacles. Resolution 36325 is
awarding a goods and services contract to Gold Type Business Machines Inc. for the purchase, setup, and support of an e ticketing system for use by the Rosal Park Police Department pursuant to New Jersey State Contract number 25 telly-87266 M0483
an amount not to exceed $80,793.84. That's a 5-year contract. Resolution 36425 authorizing a $2,110 increase to the open-ended goods and services contract with Rich Tree Service, Inc. for tree trimming, pruning, and removal services pursuant to New Jersey state contract
number 18 DPP- 00645 reflecting a revised contract amount not to exceed $18,110. Resolution 36525 is approving the insertion of a national opioid settlement fund grant as a special item of revenue in the 2025 municipal budget
in an amount of $87.75. Resolution 36625 is requesting an agreement with the county of union to permit installation of rapid rectangular flashing beacons on Fetude Avenue, a county road at various locations. Resolution 36725 is authorizing renewal of recreational cannabis license number
RP-5-001 doing business as Bera JC LLC for the 2026 licensing term. Resolution 365 36825 setting the salaries of a deputy emergency management coordinator and the farmers market coordinator the burough
of Rosel Park for calendar year 2026. Resolution 36925 is authorizing the holdover of expiring appointments until the 2026 reorganization of mayor and council. And resolution 37025 is awarding a goods and services contract action data services for thirdparty
payroll services for calendar years 2026 and 2027. >> Okay. 368-25 is getting pulled. What else are we pulling? >> 36725 and 35525. >> Yep. Anything else? Can we also pull uh
341? >> Okay. Uh may I have a motion to approve the resolutions remaining on the consent agenda? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? I have motion motion to adopt resolution 345 341-25. >> So moved. >> Second. Uh is there any discussion?
>> Yeah. Um so I I get the on the page 18 uh control person uh zzoning officer. It went up by 17,000. That's because we changed the position to assistant uh officer to zoning officer. >> She's going to assume zoning officer. Yes.
>> Okay. Correct. And then that's why it's just instead of two titles, it's just one title. >> Correct. >> Yep. >> And then uh what about assist page 17? Assistant treasure uh raise of $20,000. >> Yes. That's a that's a merit-based
increase. Um >> if you want to discuss it specifically with about this employee, we'll have to go into close session to talk about it. Okay. >> But that is a merit-based increase based on her work performance. >> Got it. Okay. And then this >> and her workload. >> Got Same thing with the 7% with the
community director. >> Uh, no actually. So that uh that consolidates two positions, community center director and public information officer. Got it. >> That strictly reflects a 2% increase for those positions. They just are reflected together. So it shows up as a 7%.
>> All right. Thank you. >> Any further discussion? >> Please call the role. >> Councilman Petroski. Yes. >> Councilman Johnson. Councilman Sigurell. Yes. Councilman Robin, >> yes. >> Counciloman Lions, >> yes. >> Councilman Patel, >> yes. >> Six votes in the affirmative. The resolution is adopted. >> May I have a motion to adopt resolution
355-25? >> So moved. >> Second. Is there any discussion? >> Yes. I guess just to um clarify. So the uh renewals, the renewal of the licenses are needed each year.
>> Yeah, it's like a liquor license. So every year we have to renew those. Uh same thing. I think it's it's definitely in our ordinance. I think it's state requirement too many of them. >> I don't know if it's a state requirement, but they run uh uh our the cannabis ordinance uh cannabis licenses for Roso Park run calendar year.
>> Statewide they run the alcohol licenses run July 1st to June 30th. >> Yeah. And what is it? Can it's a $10,000 renewal fee? >> 5,000. >> 5,000. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, I mean, respectfully, not for actually uh Breakwater, but for the other one. So, if we say no to something, what ends up happening? Um, I
mean, I guess probably a lawsuit if if a renewal doesn't happen, unless there's a reason for it, right? I mean, um, I get I'll defer to council here, but I would say in general, the purpose of the renewal is like if if there's something
going wrong, you know, we have the the opportunity to pull the plug. My guess is if it gets voted down, we'd probably given that one has been operating without any issue and the other one isn't operating. If it gets voted down, I like it probably be a lawsuit.
>> I mean, Breakwater I, you know, um I don't have a problem with that one actually. I mean, Bera is the one that I'm not interested in. So, um Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, look, vote how you want to vote, but but uh >> I just wanted clarification and I'm just
Yeah. So, for the Bera, I mean, that's the one that's going to be on Chestnut and Westfield. >> Yeah. So, uh, Breakwater is the one, uh, on Westfield Avenue by the McDonald's. Bera is the one on Chest Chest on the corner there. Yep. Mhm. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Cool. Uh, any further discussion?
>> Uh, Andrew, please call the role. >> Councilman Petroski, yes. >> Councilman Johnson, >> yes. >> Councilman Sigarella, >> yes. >> Councilman Robbina, >> yes. >> Counciloman Alliance, >> no. >> Councilman Patel, >> no. >> Four votes in affirmative, two in the negative. The resolution is adopted. >> Okay. Uh, may I have a motion to adopt resolution 367-25?
So moved. >> Second. Uh, is there any discussion? >> Like I said, I don't, you know, I particularly am completely against this coming into uh Chestnut and Westfield uh Avenue. So, um, if there's any way of not having them come in by renewing this
license, I just ask the council will reconsider and I'll just leave it at that. >> Okay. Uh, please call the RO. >> Councilman Petroski. >> Yes. >> Councilman Johnson, >> would you roll? No. Councilman Sigurella, >> yes. >> Councilman Roina,
>> yes. >> Councilman, Councilwoman Lions, >> no. >> Councilman Patel, >> no. >> Uh, Mayor Sigurella, >> uh, that's a tie. Wow. Okay. Yes. >> Four votes in the affirmative, three in the negative. The resolution is adopted. >> Uh, okay. May I have a motion to adopt
resolution? >> No, you can't do this one. >> Oh, right. That's why. Uh, okay. Ro, uh, my dad and I are conflicted out. Councilwoman, I just have to ask for a motion to adopt resolution 36825. >> Can I have a motion to adopt 36825?
>> Not all at once. >> Second. >> Oh, I don't know. >> You got it. You got the second. >> Okay. And and Jay says move. >> All right. Uh moved by Councilman Rebinda, second by Councilman Johnson. >> Is there any discussion? >> Is there any discussion? Um, I'll be
abstaining. >> All right. Councilman Proski, >> yes. >> Councilman Johnson, >> yes. >> Councilman Sigurella is abstaining. >> Councilman Robina, >> yes. >> Councilman Lions, >> yes. >> Councilman Patel, >> yes. I love the pauses. Five in the affirmative.
>> I'm sorry. One extension. The resolution. >> I apologize. >> Very dramatic. Okay. The reports of Burough Council committees. Uh, Councilman Cigarella. >> Um, well, just want to wish everybody a
a happy Thanksgiving on Thursday. Enjoy your day. Be careful driving and make the best of it. Uh, just a little of festivities going on at the Rosa Park High School. Um maybe tomorrow night I guess weather
providing the bonfire and um the the last home Rosel Park Rosel football game. Um confused if it's 118 years 105 years whatever it is. Uh tradition going away because of reasons with the
playoffs and um the way the NJSIA has their high school football playoffs. So looking forward to the weather's supposed to be good Thursday. I hope it's a good turnout. I think they're going to have some s ceremonies at 9:30 for a former coach from Rosal Park, John
Wagner. And I not sure if it's happened in Rosal Park or in Rosel, former coach from Rosel, Lou Graasso, who was a longtime coach in Rosel. So hopefully everybody can come to the football game on Thursday and um who
knows about the bonfire tomorrow and um come out and support the Roosevelt Park. So and hopefully we can retain the uh get the shoe that the the cleat that's been going back and forth over the years. Um >> I did not know that.
>> Huh? >> I didn't know about the shoe. >> Yeah. So um you need to get a hold of me. Uh J signella rosark.net. than that. Thank you. >> Okay. Uh, thanks, Councilman. Councilman Johnson. >> Thank you, Mayor.
Good evening, residents, governing body, mayor. This past month has been a productive and meaningful uh for our community. First, on Veterans Day 2025, I had the honor of help leading our ceremony. As the only veteran on the
governing body, I remain humbly grateful for standing with our veterans, families, and residents as we pay tribute to all who served. I just want to say thank you to the mayor for allowing me the opportunity to lead this ceremony this year. Thank you. It meant a lot. Moving on, I attended the New
Jersey League of Municipalities along with my colleagues uh where I completed valuable sessions including IC uh 402 incident management and crisis communication. These trainings strengthen our our
preparedness and support effective leadership during emergencies. Uh sessions like these are always something that's good to attend for the governing body and elected officials while we're there. And now regarding uh local
infrastructure, Persian A is closed to completion. Let me let me look at Andrew. I want to thank our residents for their continued patience. Anyone uh with uh remaining concerns, please feel free to reach out to me personally and I
will do my best to help resolve it and uh pester Andrew a little bit. Um, in even better news, Rosel Park has been awarded 322,825 from the New Jersey Department of
Transportation for long awaited uh improvements to Charlotte Terrace and Bridge Street. Uh, grants like these allow us to modernize infrastructure, enhance safety, and reduce burden on our taxpayers. Thank you to everyone involved in securing this funding as we
continue to build a strong and more uh connected Rosel Park. Lastly, uh I I want to pause to honor and pay tribute to the memory of Al Waloff, a a true giant in our
community. Al was a was a quiet but powerful advocate who stepped up for people without ever seeking recognition. He personally supported me during a difficult time in my life and even helped ensure success of our first multicultural festival by stepping in
when the event was at risk. These are the little things, the little nuances that people don't know behind the scenes. I'm deeply grateful for his friendship and his service to Rosal Park. And I just want to personally thank Councilman Rabbina for introducing
me to such an extraordinary individual. Rest in peace, Al. impact will not be forgotten. Um, before closing, um, I wanted to say to Andrew and the governing body as a whole, thank you for
adding the tree line along Westfield Avenue. Uh, this will truly uh, pop out the aesthetics when driving down Route 28. I know uh this has probably been one of uh Andrew's personal babies as well as uh
the mayor. There was discussions. >> This is my baby. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I just want to give credit to >> No, no, no. I know. >> Matter of fact, I had to chase him several times. >> I I know for a fact that Jay and I had discussions during uh Route 28 uh Elizabeth meeting for trees and things
of that nature as well. So, I just wanted to give kudos. It It already looks nice. I can imagine during springtime when the when it starts blossoming and and the trees actually start getting a little growth. So, I'm looking forward to that. Um, happy I like also to wish a happy Thanksgiving
to Rosal Park families. Please enjoy your holiday and if you need to reach me, you can call me at 9083031519 or email me at g johnson roselpark.net. Uh, thank you for allowing me to serve. Your voice truly matters. Mayor, that concludes my report. >> I didn't tell you guys about the trees
on Westfield, did I? Right. We saw that. >> I don't think so. Yeah. Left it as a little surprise. >> Going away present. >> Oh no. It's going to look nice. >> Wait till you get the complaints about when the flowers pop out. Um >> that's worth it though. >> It's going to look very nice. Council
Petroski. >> Thank you, Mayor. Uh first of all, I want to send my condolences out to Thomas Thompson's family, which is uh uh fire chief Steve uh Thompson's father. Uh Alan Waloff, 1970 graduate of
Roosevelt Park High School. Uh Joan uh Goodliff Randelli, who's a 1952 uh graduate of Rose Park High School. Rose Regling. Uh Jack Chevlin, which uh when I went to
school, he was the middle school band director um many years in Rosal Park. Uh Jean Eldridge, 1965 graduate of Roso Park. Uh Pat Spagalleti who was my football coach when I was in
high school. Also my printing teacher and also he taught math. Um very special man. Um and I know uh I seen all the Facebook comments and he definitely will be missed. Um, uh, Rich Copeki, which is
a 1968 graduate of Roosevelt Park, and Evan, uh, Wright Leupole, which is a 1967 graduate. Um, November 11th, I attended the Veterans Day ceremony. Uh,
again, um, I I love to hear Commander Joe Verdun speak. uh he speaks from his heart and uh it wasn't easy for him over Vietnam and u I know many times I'm down the leech and he does tell me some
stories and it's unbelievable but um commander you did a fine job that day um the 12th I went to the recreation um there's some services coming up um they're going to send out some flyers so um the kids will get them in the uh
schools uh 13th I attended the joint sewer meeting. It it was moved up a week because of the League of Municipalities. Basically, we're getting ready for 2026. They uh were getting some contracts. I know they ordered a new elevator that's
been like 40ome years old and it wasn't working right. So, there will be a new elevator. Uh 17th, I attended the historical society meeting. Um, I know they're, you know, they're looking to, uh, they're going to be sending out a GoFundMe list.
Anyone that wants to donate, it will definitely be appreciated. Um, uh, yesterday I attended the Acra Park preconstruction meeting with Councilman Large, Joe Signarella, and Andrew, you were there. Um, so they're ready to
roll. Um, they actually started and, uh, um, they claim they'll be ready by springtime. So, Memorial Day is saidmorial. >> Okay. Okay. >> Well, it's spring officially. >> Both are right. >> I know. I'm glad you told me. >> Give me a date.
>> I'm glad you told me. Okay. Um I want to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving, a healthy one. Um if you need to contact me, you could get me at jetrosky rose parknet.net. 9086667821.
That's my report, mayor. Thank you. >> Thank you, Councilman. Uh Councilwoman, >> good evening. Good evening, mayor and council and residents of Rosal Park. Um, just want to uh just say thank you for everything. Tonight was awesome. Loved honoring the
men in Rosal Park and Christian Restreo as uh the man of the year of Rosal Park 2025. Um, this past month has gone so fast. Um, we actually had something this couple weeks ago. I called it give and
tell and we were able to give to the food pantry. Um so I always um just encourage the the residents of Rosal Park if you are able to please give to the food pantry at the community center. We're always welcoming donations there.
Um I also attended the New New Jersey League of Municipality sessions or in Atlantic City and I went to the sess several sessions there and it was very informative. It was great to connect with uh many people there. Um, I just actually uh also want to
remind people, I can't believe it, next Friday is the Christmas tree lighting. Uh, December 5th uh be between 4 and 8. Um, I'm not saying it starts at 4, the Christmas uh tree lighting, but definitely between those hours,
definitely come out and have some fun. And on the 6th, we have the winter market. And then also before we know it, Santa's parade of lights is going to be December 14th at 7 PM. So mark your calendar for that. That's coming up. And um just to say happy Thanksgiving to
Rosal Park and and every one of you that's listening. And also remember your neighbor. I always say if you know someone that's alone, if you just check in on them. Um you know, I actually had something I posted on online and I sincerely meant it. If if you know
someone that's alone this season and would like to have a meal, please let me know. Call me 908-7268773 or email me r lions at rosealpark.net. I would definitely like to sponsor them and invite them out for a meal. Um uh at
costas. So let me know please. And um and that's it. And you know enjoy the people around you. We you know sometimes you know I miss my father. My dad's been uh not with us for 9 years and every day I think of him. So if anybody's missing someone, you know, think of that and um
and just love each other. You know, the time is is precious. So happy Thanksgiving, everybody. >> Thank you, Councilwoman. Councilman Patel. >> Thank you. So sweet. >> Good evening. Thank you to the residents of the fourth floor for officially reelecting me as your councilman. I
truly appre Thank you. Uh, it was a long one. I truly appreciate your trust and look forward to continue to serve your community. November 8th, I attended the Veterans Day um ceremony with some of my colleagues here. Uh, our borrow has
officially been awarded a grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation through the 2026 municipal aid grant program. This funding will be used for improvement to Bridge Street and Cheroke Terrace. A big thank you to everyone involved in securing this grant. Se
several residents on Bridge Street have already reached out to me to express their gratitude for these upcoming improvements in 2026. That's all I have for tonight. I wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy the time with your friends and family. As always, if you have any
questions or concerns, feel free to contact me at capeau rosapark.net 9087268774. Thank you. >> Cool. Council member Bina. >> Thank you, Mayor. Good evening, mayor, colleagues, and to our Rosa Park residents. Over the last few weeks, we marked Veterans Day with ceremonies at
the Rosa Park Veterans Memorial Library and the American Legion. I enjoyed spending time with Commander Verdon and Miss Verdon at the Legion and helping out in the kitchen for a bit. Every time Commander Verdun speaks, he reminds us what true pride, service, and commitment look like. I also want to thank South
Mountain Elementary School in Milbour for donating American flags to our veterans. It was a thoughtful gesture and I hope to see more cross community collaboration like that from our schools and civic groups. On November 13th, I represented Rosel Park at the Union County Action Plan Advisory Committee meeting for the safe
streets and roads for all initiative, a federally funded effort focused on reducing serious crashes and creating safer roads for drivers, walkers, and cyclists. The county identified 20 high injury corridors across Union County. And two of them, two of the top 10 are here in
Roso Park, one of which is on Fetude Avenue. Those corridors were flagged based on crash data, traffic patterns, and pedestrian safety. The types of improvements being considered include better lighting, clearer edge lines, centerline rumble strips, speed feedback
signs, pedestrian beacons, and daylighting. All proven ways to reduce crashes and improve visibility. On November 16th, I joined families, survivors, and advocates on the Elizabeth River Trail for World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
The theme this year was lost talents, a reminder that every life cut short by a crash represents a future we'll never get to see. Tonight, we took a step towards that by passing a resolution requesting an agreement with Union County to install rec rectangular rapid flashing beacons
at three high priority locations in the fourth and fifth wards along Fetudav. Fetutin seat, the southern portion of West Webster near Route 28 and West Lincoln Avenue. These upgrades will help protect residents, families, and students who walk these areas every day.
There's one final virtual public meeting before the county finalizes its plans. Tuesday, December 9th from 6:30 to 8:00 PM. You can register at bitbit.ly union meeting. I really encourage residents to take your part. Your
feedback directly impacts what comes to Rose Park. Last week, I attended the New Jersey State Legal Municipalities Conference, one of the largest municipal gatherings in the country. This year's sessions touched on everything from AI to the nation's 250th anniversary, arts and
culture, public safety, infrastructure, resilience, and new state and federal grant opportunities. I had productive conversations with specialists and came back with resource that can help us strengthen our planning and funding efforts here at home. On the topic of arts, culture, and community building,
I want to take a moment to honor someone who profoundly shaped Rosel Park and had a personal impact on me, Al Waloff. I wasn't just a volunteer. He was a visionary. For more than 30 years, he poured his creativity and generosity for this
community into everything he touched. He had a way of bringing people together and making people feel valued. I met Al at the community garden and right away his enthusiasm stood out. A lifelong Rosal Park resident and proud
RPHs graduate, Al went to Kain College where he helped transform the school's radio station into a true broadcast operation, even bringing legends like Les Paul, George Benson, Todd Runren, and a young Bruce Springsteen to campus. Al's love for the arts led him to create
programs for children such as Picture Person, collaborate on cultural projects during the World Cup, and help organize major music festivals. And perhaps his most lasting impact is the rail trail movement that he championed through Union County connects. He fought
to turn old rail corridors into safe, green, connected public spaces, including the in progress railway valley rail trail through the fifth ward. His vision will keep shaping this region for generations. When I proposed the route 28 moral u
mural honoring our rail history, he was one of the first people to support it and he helped make it happen. But that's who he was. Someone who saw potential everywhere and in everybody and help bring their ideas to life. In his honor, I hope we can advance the
idea of an Al Waloff Memorial Trail, something that truly reflects his legacy. He'll be deeply missed and my condolences to his friends and family. Finally, with Thanksgiving just days away, I want to take a moment to remind
us to look out for one another, especially those who face tragedy this year. Our neighbors in Rosel experienced a devastating five alarm fire last week that displaced 33 people, including children. I want to thank all first responders for their courage and cooperation. If you're able to help,
please reach out to Mayor Shaw, Councilwoman Wilkerson, or Councilman Berner and Roselle as they're coordinating donations and support. Here at home, I want to wish all of Rosel Park a wonderful Thanksgiving. May the season bring us together. That concludes my report for this evening. As always, I
can be reached at jabbine rose park.net 862-22360019. Rosa Park, have a very happy, very blessed Thanksgiving. >> Thank you, Councilman. Uh, I will keep it short. Have a good Thanksgiving. Uh, okay. May I have a motion to open
the public portion on any subject? Second. All in favor? >> I wish to come and speak may do so now. >> Hello. Good evening. Uh, supposed to say my name and address. >> Name and address. Yep. >> James Matthews at 608 FA2F.
>> I just wanted to ask as a newcomer to Rosel Park, uh, looking at the the minutes and everything. So, I was wondering if someone can explain just briefly what the rationale is for these like vast differences in the salaries
between uh like I'm looking at the elected officials. I'm seeing 5,000 10,000 and I'm looking at the police chief and seeing 165,000 something like that. So, I think I'm missing something about how the appointments work or or something. So, >> are you saying speak to that?
>> Are you saying we should get paid more? >> I I think I've thought about that. I think that might be a good idea. Uh yeah, I mean I would just say historically I'll Andrew if you want to um kind of filter in um you know we're part-time mayor and
council, right? Rosal Park's a small municipality. Um I'd actually say shouldn't say this on the record, but I think we're paid okay for for a small town. Um if you look at comparable towns, there are certain towns that you know take a dollar per year for for council. Um, I will say, uh,
historically part of the reason why we're paid at all is because we didn't have a business administrator, so everybody kind of was all hands- on deck. Now we have a, well, we have a business administrator who's leaving us. Um, but, uh, long story short, especially in small towns like Rosal Park. I don't Are you from Jersey
originally? >> Uh, no, from Virginia. >> Okay. Yeah. So, New Jersey has, uh, this thing. It's called municipal, what is it called? Burrowitis. So, it's uh there's like 526 municipalities and they're all like kind of small.
>> 564. >> Okay. Wow. Um yeah. So, a lot of times like you'll see a bigger town like 30k and above usually has like a full-time mayor, like a real mayor salary, but beyond lower than that, it's usually as a part-time kind of stipen. >> Okay. >> Does that answer your question?
>> Yeah. Thank you. >> But thank you for saying we should get paid more. We don't get that often. So, let's put that in the budget next year while I'm gone. >> Good evening. Bill Crosset, 412 Galloping Hill Road. I'm a little late because I couldn't get back to the last
meeting, but whoever put the plan together for Halloween did one heck of a great job. No parking on Galloping Hill for the whole length. Traffic moved all night. Myself and two of my neighbors every year we sit out front and this is
the first year that it was enjoyable. We didn't see people almost getting run over and patrol cars. We've never seen patrol cars before. All Rosel Park, no Elizabeth on the other side of the street. Everything was ours. Um friends
of ours came back over from Bender said police presence was more than they'd ever seen and they witnessed some of the officers just working with the kids to have a great Halloween. Where the commendations need to go is
the crossing guards at Galloping Hill and Lincoln. It was okay until it got dark. >> Yep. And once it got dark, we cringed a few times as we watched
cars deciding not to stop when they were out there with their stop signs. But overall, we we thanked the town or whoever put this plan together because it really did work. >> Cool. >> Thanks. >> Yeah.
Hello. Uh, Ken Patel, 205 West Califax. >> Yep. >> Um, so I uh I'm not sure when they put so they put up um utility poles in front of uh the houses in West Callax and um I I think they added some wires or
something at some point. I think during the summer a wire was taken from the utility pole and connects the right side of our house >> which wasn't there before and it's hanging about like six and a half feet over the grass. >> Okay. >> Right. Like it's like a volleyball net sort of and >> I I think it's probably a little dangerous.
>> Okay. What's your address? >> 205 West CFax. >> Can we uh can we reach out to Okay, we'll reach out to PS&G. >> Okay. And then um I was wondering if because there's two polls now. Before there was just one, now they're two. I was wondering if at any point they're just going to put them back to just one poll. They are. Do you know you know
>> so most most more than likely so is the low hanging line uh on the smaller pole? Yeah, it's a telecom line. So it's so the the power lines if it gives you any solace the power lines are on the bigger poles. PACG did the project but when they do these types of projects or when
they replace any pole everything has to get moved and notoriously the last ones to do it are Verizon or Comcast. Um so I will take a look at your address. Uh, I'll send it tonight over to Verizon and Comcast and they will fix that problem,
but they'll be the ones that do the final switch and then the pole will get removed. But it's all along the corridor all the way from Market Street in in Kennallorth all the way down to Locust Street and then down Locust Street. They all have double woods, which is what we call them, double woods. Um, ultimately
they'll all get removed and >> and those double woods are one of my pet peeves that I cannot stand. >> I just wanted to say that for the record. Thank you for mentioning that. >> I'm I'm glad people were thinking about it because I remember the two polls came up. It was it was a bit of a shock
because I you know it was uh >> it's ugly. Yeah. >> I you know especially right in front of the high school. I thought you it didn't look great. >> Um >> been working on it. >> I didn't want to set because it's the mayor's last day. >> Uh sec second one more meeting >> last view or something. Uh I I'd come
back from Tennessee at some point a couple years ago and I remember seeing the building's gone like uh the whatever that factory was up and down the road and the uh the um the unused car lot. Yep.
>> And uh you know before it looked sort of like a little bit like Detroit, you know. So now now it feels a little more vibrant. It's it it was the amount of apartments was a shock honestly, but I I think it it was better than that. So, and I I I appreciate that. And also, I
think the town feels a little more vibrant now. There's always something going on. Um a lot of the Indian people I know really appreciate the >> the gurba or the the dance that they have in the middle of October. So, cool. >> I appre I appre appreciate all that. >> My uh my dancing's not getting better
each event, but >> try we try. Well, I I I really appreciate I appreciate that a lot. >> Awesome. >> Um uh two two more things. One a little more serious one light-hearted. Yeah. Uh one was um so a person that I know
recently they live in the apartments in um Sunrise. Okay. >> And they got a uh a ticket in the mail for having uh they said a bed in the living room. >> So uh it's I mean what they so their situation I'll tell first. It's basically like um
>> I saw it on Reddit. >> Sort of like an Indian style thing. Yeah. Where you can sit flat on it and then you can put some cushions in the back. Yeah. >> But it's it's sort of the size of a twiniz bed. And so they got a they got a ticket for that. They couldn't I thought, you know, okay, well it looks like a traffic that you can pay it
online. You can't pay it online. So you have to miss a day of work to go to court over Zoom or whatever to pay it. Yep. >> So that that was a bit annoying. And then we go on and they say it's it's a fire hazard. Y >> and it's it's the size of a couch. I
mean, it's about as much of a fire hazard as a couch is. Y >> I thought it was a state of New Jersey thing. I guess it might be a Rosa Park thing. >> I'm not quite sure what it is. >> The construction department. I don't know. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, the construction department's not here right now. I mean, I would say that in general, and unfortunately, you're out of time, but
we can talk afterwards if you like. Um it's it's to prevent overcrowding, >> right? So, so the long story short is the the proxy that these a lot of these rules predate me, right? But the proxy that folks use to make sure that you know in the case of a fire, right? There
aren't too many people living in a residency, right? Because it can get pretty hairy if you have a bunch of one-bedroom apartments and there's seven people living there, everybody escaping fire at the same time, which sadly happened actually. No, thank God nobody died, but happened on Jerome Street. Um,
so I think that's the intent. Uh, I would say there are obviously oneoffs and and certain nuance situations. You do have to have a court date to that. Um, but you know, I would say we have a pretty good judge here who's pretty understanding and flexible. So, I would encourage them to to come to their court
date and explain that. >> I'll just finish off. Sure. There about three or four people and they all had a similar thing. It was like a the the bed or whatever was probably the size of a couch. Yeah. So I don't you know that that was it kind of shocked me that it would that that would happen. Someone
come and they would ticket you for having like a piece of furniture in your living room. >> Yeah. It was like a small thing. So >> it's it's a it's a wonky one, but again the the intent is and I don't know Kjan if you wanted to add something. The intent is to prevent overcrowding. Long story short. >> Yeah. I think that's it's mainly because
of the uh I reached out to Rich. Um it's basically >> Rich is our construction officer. >> Yeah. It's um it's mainly it's for the three or four family houses uh that we have. It's also depends on the it's a New Jersey law depending on the size of the living room and also the windows
with it. Jerome doesn't uh surround village apartments. They don't have that same issue but we're taking a look at it. I reached out to Rich to see if we could make changes to the ordinance to u reflect that. >> Okay. Great. All right. I appreciate that. I'm out of time. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, but you can tell us
next time whatever good joke you had. >> Thank you. Okay, nice. >> Appreciate it. Uh, >> okay. >> George Ramirez, 500 East Clay. Uh, first of all, I wanted to congratulate K John for winning Councilman. And also my
condolences to Spagnleti. He helped put that uh wooden thing together along with uh Ruchio and he made me sand some of the letters on there. But uh quick thing I'm trying So we used to do the fire
department Santa thing. >> Okay. >> And that stopped I believe because of COVID. >> I think it still happened during CO but anyway >> anyway it's not being done now. So I'm trying to see if I could put something together real quick. Mhm. >> Would it be possible to get a fire truck
to like follow me or somebody in a car? And >> I think insurancees that might be tough, but I I don't know. I mean, what I would say is um did uh Steve Thompson's the fire chief. They're volunteers, right? So, it's hard for me to just say like,
"Yeah, go do it." Um if you do me a favor, shoot me an email, >> okay? >> And I'll forward it over to the police chief or fire chief and see what we can do. even the police chief. I mean, get something with like lights or something. The kids would love it. >> Just uh shoot me over an email and I'll I'll have either the police chief or the fire chief reach out to you. >> All right, cool.
>> Good. All right, cool. Thank you. >> No worries. >> Even though you didn't tell me congratulations on my win. >> Miss you. >> He's too upset to say he's too upset to see me go.
Uh anybody else? No, you guys are just hanging out. You want to come say hi to your neighbor? All right, I got it. >> I don't know. I should have let it go. >> Hi everybody. Jason Kapola, 511 Sherman. I just brought my Thank you for having the the council meeting. I brought my
boys, their boy scouts, and they're fulfilling a merit badge uh for attending a meeting. >> But the only thing is you guys are too agreeable. They had to like talk about a debate where people were taking opposite sides and then they had to talk about which side they agreed with. But you guys agreed on everything. So, I'm
>> the weed stuff. Come on. There was That was a three- three vote. I had to break a tie. >> Yeah. Okay, you got one. >> That's what they were saying. >> If you want us to fight before we leave, we'll do it. >> I would like more apartments. >> Just kidding. This is just a joke. It's a joke. Everybody
>> that's what they run. >> Thank you. Yeah, >> get torch back up. >> You You should have came to any of the 20 other meetings we had this year. >> This was a nice one. Thanks, guys. Happy Thanksgiving. So, okay. I I think that's it. I think we're
out of people. So, um may I have a motion to close the meet public portion? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Uh may I have a motion to adjurnn? >> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I >> Thank you.