All right, we're going to start, folks. Thank you everybody and uh welcome to the regular monthly meeting of the mayor and council Monday, June 23rd, 2025 starting at 6:30 p.m. Missy, could you please call the role? Mayor Niato, I'm here. Council President
McGawan, present. Councilwoman Delicone, here. Counciloman Quatron. Councilman Kley. Councilman Ero here. Councilman Guzman here. Thank you. If you're willing and able, please stand for the salute to the flag.
I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the standing In compliance with the open public meetings law, chapter 231, public laws of 1975, notice of this meeting was transmitted to the record and Herald
News and filed with the burough clerk on December 23rd, 2024, and is posted on the bulletin board outside of Burough Hall. Thank you. We have no uh presentations or proclamations this evening. Any changes? Yes. Under the consent agenda, resolution number 148
has been revised to add Sonoma Beastro for the annual liquor license renewal. And that's all I have. Anybody else have anything? Seeing none, may I have a motion? Motion by council president. I have a second. Second. Second by councilman Guzman. Any
questions or comments for the council? Seeing none, may have roll call. Council president McGowan. Yes. Counciloman De. Yes. Councilman Erico. Yes. Councilman Gman. Yes. Thank you. We have ordinances on first read. Council President. Thank you, Mayor. Uh this evening we'll be
talking about executing the financial agreement with the Rutherford Senior Housing. Uh Missy, can you please read the ordinance by title only? An ordinance of the Burough of Rutherford, County of Bergen, state of New Jersey, approving the execution of a financial agreement with Rutherford Senior Housing Corp, in connection with
property identified as block 75, lot 2 on the tax map of the burrow and more commonly known as 67 kip. Thank you. I'd like to make a motion to move that the ordinance be passed on first reading and advertised according to law. Thank you. I have a motion. Second. Second by
Councilman Guzman. Any questions or comments? Seeing none, I may have a roll call. Council President McGawan, yes. Councilman Deler Conn, yes. Councilman Kley, yes. Councilman Ero, yes. Councilman
Gusman, yes. Okay, we have nothing on second reading. Hearing a citizens, anyone from the public wishing to speak, please step forward to the microphone. Please state your name and address and keep your comments to five minutes or less, please. at 8.
You have to be really close to it, too. Yeah. Schneider at 8 Eastern Way. 8 Eastway. And before I start, I printed out some pictures. You could bring them to the
clerk. Forgive me. Forgive me for speaking slowly because I'm not a native English speaker and I have an accent. I've been living in this country for 26 years and in Lafford for
18 years. I like many things about this town. I like that I can walk to most of my daily destinations. I can walk to the doctor, library, swimming pool, and my favorite bakery
among others. The proximity to Manhattan with easy access to public transportation also helps someone like me to go to work or for many cultural opportunities.
When my husband and I moved to this town, there were so many streets lined with beautiful old trees which we were captivated with. Many people also told us that the Razer
is a nice town with high standards. Despite these merits, I would like to address one of my major concerns. Garbage cans are left out outside the collection gate.
In particular, the block I live on, Eastern Way, is always lined with garbage cans along the street and sidewalk. This has been bothering me for a few years.
It started since new residents moved in and I'm sure that other residents feel the same. They just do not speak up as I was not able to for a long time.
This is not only aesthetically not good but also unsanitary and potentially dangerous. And those are the pictures representing my street. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. For
your reference, I have seen similar things all over town now. I have been communicating with councilwoman Miss Delong on this matter since March, hoping for any improvement.
I do appreciate her coordination with the building department and her effort to revise the ordinance. On this matter, I'd like to address the following for more context. From my perspective,
it appeared that the garbage cans have been left out in public more often since the new garbage collection system was implemented a few years ago. And this has accelerated over the years
because the garbage cans become became much bigger and heavier than the old traditional types of pens. Residents are generally discouraged to put them away. I believe this new system has been a
mistake. The town may have saved some money and increased efficiency of garbage collection, but it has also had a negative impact on the overall quality of life.
Please think in the shoes of your fellow residents. If your street is like my bro with conditions like this, would you continue to live here? Would you be proud of being a resident in Leatherford?
Would you think it acceptable? In the recent discussion of the council meeting, one of the council members mentioned that the current rule cannot be changed because it will all it will burden all the people having to carry
these heavy cans. I understand that stand this point. But many are also taking advantage and leaving their cans out even when they have drive driveways or have no physical
limitations to moving their cans. In my street there are only Excuse me ma'am. We get five minutes to speak but if I'll give you a couple more just to summarize. There are only two two paragraphs. I'm sorry. Um,
there are only three houses on my block with stairs which are not steep and ride less than 5t from the sidewalk and no driveway. There is one which prompted me to to speak up which changed the owner
about a year ago and the new owners prefer to leave the six scans on the sidewalk than putting them away the driveway. The previous owners had no difficulty. I would like to address that it is a
council's responsibility to set the standard to ensure the overall quality of life and the condition of the town. What I'm requesting here should not cost Ratherford financially. However, if not handled properly, it
will cost us otherwise. I hope that the council will not brush me off as a stupid complaint, but consider carefully what your team can do to help the town residents to improve
our quality of life. That's it. Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. So, traditionally, how it works here is the public will all get to speak and then we'll all respond to the public. Okay. But I do agree with you. Thank you. Anybody else from the public wishing to
speak? Mr. Weber. We're talking about softball. I'd be happy to talk about softball. I don't know much about it, but you know, why not? Uh I'm Tom Weber. For those of you who don't know me, I uh reside at
170 West New and I'm here to I guess uh ask some questions and also advocate for something that I believe strongly in. Uh the the um
the renovation and beautifification of the park down at Memorial Field. uh I've been a part of uh through my work as a former trustee or a board member of the Rutherford Little League and I've also
been uh part of the beautifification of Tamlinfield the basketball courts uh as part as a trustee of the Timothy J. Finery Memorial Fund. Uh that was a public private partnership that raised oh $100,000 maybe to redo the courts at
Samlin Field. And uh I guess my comments first uh now my question first is is uh just asking the council members and the engineer and and whoever else wants to chime in where we are at this point in
the process of the um the beautifification of the facility down there specifically as it relates to baseball. Um the Little League had uh you know as a member of the Little League board we raised quite a bit of
money to to beautify that field and to keep it up and uh at when we get to the next level we just don't have the same uh level that we had in terms of the excellence of the field. Uh several
times this year I was a um fan and a and a witness to everything from kite flyers to picnickers to people just mosing across the field during a game. And not
only is that a safety issue, but it's also a pride issue. uh we go to other towns to play baseball and we see all levels of facilities and with the proud history of the baseball in this town I'm not sure why we can't work to some
conclusion to get a similar if not better facility down there for very little money. So, I guess what I'm asking is uh what is the plan for baseball in Rutherford now that um the other aspects of the renovation and
beautifification have been completed? And and will the stakeholders in Relford baseball be included in this process? Uh there are I've spoken quite frequent uh quite a lot with um the varsity baseball
coach Carmen Spina. I've spoken with the athletic director, David Frasier. I've spoken with the the uh um superintendent of schools, Mr. Hurley. Um and and uh we're trying to get the ball moving on several issues. I think
if you asked Coach Spina, the first issue would be the drainage of the infield. If it rains more than a mist, that field is not playable for at least two days, which takes away uh practice time for the boys. Uh he
would also ask for a regulation bullpen uh so our boys could warm up and and uh be out of the way of spectators. Uh flying baseballs can be prevalent and they can hurt people uh especially if
they're not paying attention. In addition to that, to uh to amilarate the issue of unwary fans and picnicers and kite flyers, uh we'd like some type of fence to keep people off the field. I
think Mr. Frasier, I I I don't want to speak for him, but I think he would be happy not to police people off the field every game, which is a regular uh occurrence. We'd like foul poles. We'd like uh a new back stop. We'd like better separation of baseball players and spectators. We'd like uh any number
of things. Um I'm not sure that the money is the is the issue here. I think just the permission from the council uh and whoever's in charge down there to to make a first rate facility for baseball as we have for softball and for the uh
the kids spot that has been renovated recently. Um, so those are my questions and concerns and comments and I appreciate you allowing me all all you allowing me all a couple minutes to to speak about this matter. Thank you very much. Thanks, Tom. Anybody else from the
public wishing to speak? Seeing nobody from the public, I'm going to close it to the public now. Um, I will open up for any council comment. Bob, anything you want to speak to first? Thank you, mayor. Um, I guess I'll
address the the baseball conversation. The, uh, with regards to the drainage, uh, it's probably something we're going to look to do in the off season. Engineer has a plan to do some, uh, some finger drains, as we, as you call them, uh, to help with the, the drainage problem on that infield of Diamond 3.
Uh, hopefully that will address that problem for you. Uh the bigger question that you've asked uh the burrow is currently with the engineer designing uh a new uh multi-purpose turf portion of
Memorial Field where the practice field is in Diamond 2 is um the brand new baseball, soccer, lacrosse uh complex uh with all the amenities or as many of the amenities we can fit into that space as possible. Uh that is something that's
currently being designed and hopefully will be bidden out sometime in the fall. Uh with anticipation completion, you know, next spring sometime, maybe a similar timeline as the softball field. Um the the fence will be the challenging
part, you know, at least a permanent fence. I'm not opposed to a temporary fence on either this new turf complex or on existing grass surface. Uh I think we can figure that out if that's something that we all want want to make happen. Uh but a permanent fan fence will not work
because then it impacts the other sports that use those fields. Soccer, lacrosse would not be able to use them. Uh especially the uh you know the older children and adults who who use those fields. It would it will basically eliminate you know that for all of them.
So a permanent fence will not work. But I think conversation for a temporary fence that could be used during baseball season and moved out on offseason is definitely a conversation we can have. Um, yeah, it's pretty much it on the baseball side. Premier Brian, did I miss anything?
Yes, the uh I think this is on uh so we are in the final permit stages with the NJD for I'm calling the multi-purpose north which is uh north of Diamond 4 which was just built and that will have a
artificial grass surface uh and it will be uh you can it will be striped for uh varsity baseball and we're creating two uh softball fields I believe or uh in that same rectangular box. So that would
um that and then so that's what that was what the master plan is all along and as soon as we get the D permits for that we'll get uh pricing from several contractors for that. Hoping we can get that as soon as travel soccer ends in the fall. We'll get that in
construction. And then with uh Diamond 2 uh when the uh clay skin was removed and the grass infield was constructed um typically we would have done that with a
more cost of under drains than the actual grass, right? But I understand budgets and and stuff. So that the uh this the burough staff that's been maintaining it has had a difficult time drying the infield out after uh rain
events. I think they just recently did uh a deep tine treatment that helped it dry out a lot better than what it was. And but after this season, uh if that didn't remedy it, we're going to run a series of uh finger drains or sand
drains into the infield to get the water up uh wicked through and out. That was not when the when the sod was done by a voluntary organization. Uh the under drains, the sod was put on top of the
many generations of clay and it, you know, it's tough to drain that unless you put the under drains in. So that's what we're going to do offseason this year, you know, given, you know, the consent of the mayor and council. Thank you. Anybody from the council wishing to comment?
Council. Thank you, Mayor. Um, I just wanted to acknowledge Miss Schneider uh for coming down. As you said, you and I have exchanged a number of communications about this issue, and I know that DPW has been over to your street to check it out, and I think imposed some fines initially when you
first came to me. Um, as you probably heard at the last meeting, unfortunately I wasn't there for the discussion, but I did listen to it. Um, this is a complicated issue because so many of our residents have difficulty um, removing the large bins. I think the larger bins
which have been in place for some time now are work better with our trucks, which um, allow for the truck itself to remove the bin. And the reason those are really beneficial is for our DPW workers because there's far less prone to injury if they're not hauling the bins
themselves. So, um, while I totally concede your point on the sort of beautifification and also the sanitation issues, I think you probably heard from last week's meeting it's a far more complicated fix than we had hoped. Um, so I don't want you to feel dismissed as
someone who's just complaining, I think, is what you said in your note. But, um, something that we are looking seriously at it, but sometimes I I uh, council, the council president says, this is my my favorite line, but sometimes two things can be true, and that is um, it's an eyesore, but also to fix the eyesore
can be um, a problem for a lot of our residents. So, I I don't think this is an issue that is completely off the table. I just think it's one based on the conversations last week that we need to look a little bit more critically at. So, um I don't want you to feel ignored because the issue I don't think is
completely resolved. Anybody else for the council? Council President, thank you, mayor. Um, thank you for coming to share your thoughts tonight about um the consideration regarding the garbage cans and and as I had shared in the last meeting um this
this was actually a conversation that had taken place many many years ago um with a similar concern and and we wound up in the same place which was in order to um adjudicate this challenge we
created an unexpected challenge for our senior senior population and and members with disabilities and also for individual um homeowners or renters that lived in homes that didn't have driveways, right? And so to the best of their ability, they were trying to
follow the rules but just were unable to do so. And so, um, this is one of those times where, uh, we kind of have to think a little deeply about I'm personally not a big fan of of, uh, putting ordinances and regulations, uh,
just into effect that have unintended consequences, right? That that would not be the best neighborly way for us to go. But as as the council woman said, um I know the DPW is now paying a little more attention to it and we are trying to talk to residents and homeowners and
remind them that this is what the expectation is. And so sometimes that that gets us there as well. So um but I I appreciate you coming and and I certainly would not want you to feel dismissed um uh for no means. I appreciate the fact you brought it to
us. Um and Mr. Weber, nice to see you. And um you know this is I appreciate the words that you're sharing and um the exciting part of redoing this field right now is that we're we're watching our kids
get the best out of this beautiful open space. Um and so there's still more to go. Um, I do want to encourage uh Bob if as as we did in this uh last iteration as we were coming through girl softball and trying to reach out to different
entities and as as Tom had brought up about um you know our continued collaboration with the high school and and uh with Dave Frasier and and Superintendent Hurley um to make sure that we continue that conversation um
that if that is in fact the space that uh varsity baseball will be utilizing that we just make sure that people have eyes on it. They have an opportunity to provide feedback and give us some thoughts. Um and then ultimately, you know, the project lands where it lands
and the goal is to get it done so that these kids have something good to play on. But I appreciate the feedback, right? Um I don't know. I'm a I'm a fan of good collaboration. So, uh, I know that's a little extra work for you and certainly for Petty Bonner and company, but and
and for Brian, but I feel like I look at the great work we've just done and so much of that came from having different opinions at the table and kind of finding the sweet spot. So, I I don't want us to miss that opportunity. So, thanks for coming tonight,
Councilman. Thank you very much, Mayor. Uh, Mr. Weber, thank you for coming in. It's good to see you. Um I made a list of uh Jed of the your your request and you know what the group is saying uh things that they would like to be fixed. Um I
don't know what can be done as the add-ons. However, I'm very happy to look into this and to work with the burl administrator and my council colleagues to see what else can be done. You mentioned a back stop down there. Um maybe there's things that can happen that you know whether it be in the
budget, hopefully in the budget. Um maybe there's some changes as we go in and start doing drainage. Maybe there's some add-ons that we can do there as well in con at the same time. Um but I am more than happy to uh work with my council colleagues here and our B
administrator and the mayor to see if we can get some of this rolling for the baseball team. Thank you very much. Thank you. Anybody else? Okay. Uh Mr. Snider. Um, I've been thinking about this since our last meeting. I think you have a very
valid point. Um, I think that we do need to look at this a little bit harder. I believe that yes, people abuse this. They abuse this. I I'm constantly going down Eastern Way as part of my workout route with my wife.
Um, there's got to be a permit system or something we can put in place where we can evaluate the property. and then we'll decide whether you can be lazy or not or if it is a valid issue. So, yes, this is something I I am
interested in. Um, it was on Councilman Eric Go's discussion item. The councilman brought it up. Um, so yeah, I I am you kind of got my brain spinning on this one, so I promise I'm not I'm not going to stop on that. Tommy, um, if
you could, if you're going to be with Bob, why don't you bring what what you want your your wish list to the table and then maybe we could figure out a joint venture to like the little league to figure out a way to figure this out, you know? I mean, there's got to be
other ways to look at things that maybe we're not doing and we've already discussed that. So, um, that's all for, um, public session. I'm sorry for um public speaking. So, we'll move now to the um
council president. Thank you. Um resolution number 144 endorsing the housing element fair share plan to the burough of Rutherford's master plan previously adopted by the burough planning board. Motion. I have a motion by the council president. May I
have a second? Second. Second by council council del. Any questions or comments? Seeing none, I may have a roll call. Council President McGawan, yes. Council Del Conn, yes. Councilman Kley, yes. Council Erico, yes. Gusman, yes. Thank
you. Next is resolution number 149 authorizing the execution of anou with Ruters for the preparation of a climate change related hazard vulnerability assessment. Motion. I have a motion by the council president. May I have a second? Second. Second by counciloman
del. Any questions or comments? Seeing none, may have roll call. Council President McGowan, yes. Councilman Delray Con, yes. Councilman Kley, yes. Counc, yes. Councilman Guzman, yes. Thank you, Council President. Next is the consent agenda items. All
items are authorized to be consent by the council will be enacted by one motion. These items are routine in nature. Motion. I have a motion by the council president. May I have a second? Second. Second by councilman Gwan. Any questions or comments? n roll call. Council President McGowan.
Yes. Council Deone. Yes. With the exception of the approval of last um week's meeting, last meeting's minutes uh to which I abstain. Okay. Councilman Kley. Uh yes, with the same abstension on uh the minutes from last meeting. Thank you. Councilman Ero. Yes.
Councilman Guzman. Yes. Thank you. Um, next up we have the uh liaison assignments. Council president. Thank you, mayor. Uh, first I'd like to start uh as my leazison assignment to the board of education to congratulate the
class of 2025 which uh literally are graduating as we speak. Um, so I hope everybody is well hydrated and staying cool. Um and we wish them a great deal of luck and happiness um as they continue their um their road, their
journey, wherever that may lead them. Um I want to take a moment under our um consent agenda. There were two things in there I just feel like should be highlighted. I want to congratulate Ann Marie Campbell. Um she is retiring as a
crossing guard. She is well known across the burrow. um she's done great work for our kids and and so I just personally want to thank her for that. And also to William RDE uh who's retiring from truck number one. Um these are people who've just given their heart and soul to this
community for a really long time and and although their um their retirements were accepted under a consent agenda, I just felt deeply that they should be pointed out and celebrated for the burrow. Uh that's all I have for Oh, um last but
not least, we're the temperature is soaring today and tomorrow. Um check on your neighbors. Uh be a good neighbor. You know, we kind of talked about that a little bit tonight, right? About being a good neighbor. Um especially if you have elderly neighbors. Um just keep an eye
out for each other. Remember to stay hydrated. Um this too shall pass. I hear it's going to be 79 degrees on Friday, so I don't wish time away, but I do wish to see the temperature go down. So, I wish everybody a cool couple of days. Thank you, Mayor. Thank you, Councilwoman Dary. Thank you, Mayor. Um,
I just wanted to thank and congratulate the green team on their cleanup on Saturday, June 14th. Um, my understanding I couldn't be there. I was in the pouring rain at a lacrosse tournament, but um, my understanding is they got in some solid cleaning up before, uh, the rain hit Rutherford. So,
um, our green team really does everything it can to uh, support and beautify the burrow. So, thank you to them for that. Uh, similarly, this past Saturday, the green team in conjunction with DPW held um our fairly regular now
uh shredding and styrofoam drive. Um, a lot of residents came out which was really exciting uh despite the heat and I was there with them for a couple of hours and was able to speak to residents who were really grateful for this type of effort. Um, you can keep your eyes
and ears open that they do happen regularly. So, please do hold on to your styrofoam so that we can properly dispose of it. And if you have piles of documents, tax returns, anything you're worried about shredding, um the truck comes, you can watch it be shredded from
a camera. So, um everything is disposed of safe safely. But, um I also had the opportunity to speak with one of our uh DPW employees, and she mentioned that um she does feel like the DPW uh folks don't always get their um their kudos.
So, I'm going to try to do a better of that myself. But if you do see your DPW workers um out there, I know we we are very quick to say when our streets aren't plowed well or our garbage is forgotten. Um but more often than not, they're doing a great job. So, um and
it's a hard job. It's a lot of injuries. They're out in the elements. They don't get to take off when it's hot out. So, please do remember to uh thank your DPW workers. Maybe give them a bottle of water if you see them out in this heat. Um, I just wanted to congratulate uh
Rutherford resident Mia Mia Vakarella who was the recipient of the Rutherford Civil Rights Commission scholarship. Uh, she's a senior at Bergen Tech. Um, she was chosen out of applicants and the only requirement was that you demonstrate a wish to study human or
civil rights after graduation. So, congratulations to Mia and thank you to the Civil Rights Commission for always uh supporting our young folks who want to focus on civil rights. um education and studies. And um finally, I would
like to thank uh truck number one for a delicious breakfast um held again in the pouring rain yesterday, but um it is always nice when I don't have to make any bread breakfast on Sunday. So um I went there and shared a meal with uh council president, her family were there
and my husband and I. So thank you to uh the truck company. Um those fundraisers are really important. And just a reminder, um they are volunteers over at our firefighters at the fire department. So if you have any opportunity to support them while getting something delicious as well, uh I encourage you to
do that. And then I too just wanted to acknowledge Anmarie. Um Anmarie was actually one of the first people I met in town when I moved here because she'll talk to anyone that crosses the street and I mean that with compliments. Um and she spoke to my son who was actually pretty nervous about moving to New
Jersey. um and she made him feel instantly comfortable. So, speaking of unsung heroes, uh as I saw our crossing guards out there today in the heat as well, um please do thank them. Maybe give them a cold drink. And I hope whatever Ann Marie is doing next in
retirement involves not having to urge people to run across the street while cars are whizzing by. I hope it's something very relaxing and um that she gets a good rest. So, thank you to Anmarie so much. Councilman Kley. Uh, nothing this evening. Thank
Councilman Eric. Thank you, Mayor. I just wanted to update a few residents have reached out to me about the short-term rental ordinance um for the World Cup next year that we discussed. I discussed uh collectively discussed a few weeks back. Um, I'm still working on that collectively with our uh
professionals. So hopefully by the next meeting we'll have something more substantive to discuss. Thank you. Thank you, Councilman Guzman. Thank you very much, Mayor. under police as police liaison. I'd like to congratulate police officer Bachelor for his 25 years of
service. He has applied for retirement effective September 1st. 25 years is a long time to be serving the burrow. And I thank you very much, sir, for your service. I'd also like to thank our crossing guard, Miss Anmarie Campbell. to one another on 25 years of service of
helping our kids get across streets and and our residents and being a very very kind person to everyone that's crossed her path. Um again um her her retirement will be effective August 1st, 2025. And
I thank you very very much, Miss Campbell, for your service. That's all I have, mayor. Thank you. Thank you. I have a uh few appointments uh two appointments to make um Natalie Gaggularity clerk 3 permanent status effective June 24th, 2025 in accordance
with the rules regulations of the New Jersey Civil Service Commission. I'd ask for council consent. Motion. I have a motion by the council president. I have a second. Second. Second by Councilman Kley. Any questions or comments? Seeing none, mayor roll. Council President McGowan. Yes. Council Del Ren. Yes.
Councilman Kley, yes. Counc, yes. Councilman Guzman, yes. Next, I have Michelle Centrillo, clerk 2, permanent status, effective 2024, I'm sorry, June 24, 2025, in accordance with the rules and regulations of the New Jersey Civil Service Commission. I'd ask for council
consent. Motion. Motion by the council president. Have a second. Second. Second by Councilman Guzman. Any questions or comments by the council? Seeing none, may have roll call. Council President McGawan. Yes. Council Delone. Yes. Councilman Kley. Yes. Councilman Erico.
Yes. Councilman Guzman. Yes. Finally, I have the 2025 summer camp staff and bus drivers attached list. I'd ask for council consent. Motion. Motion by council president. I have a second. Second. Second by Councilman Kley. Any questions or comments? Seeing none may roll call,
please. Council President McGowan. Yes. Council Delone. Yes. Councilman Kley. Yes. Councilman Erico. Yes. Councilman Guzman. Yes. Thank you. Next up, we have a resolution to go into close session for redevelopment update, legal update regarding the tax appeal, Renaissance
Hotel, uh I'm sorry, the redevelopment update is 51 Union Avenue, contract negotiations, union negotiations, personal matter uh for shared service. Um action may be taken when this is
done. So, I don't know if you want to stay or go, but that's where we're going to close right now. Thank you. I have a motion, please. Motion. Motion by council president. Second. Second by councilman Guzman. Whereas the open public meetings act
requires that a public body adopt a resolution at an open meeting before going into a closed session to discuss the matter which excludes the public as permitted under section 7B. Now therefore, be it resolved that the mayor and council will hold a closed meeting at 7:07 p.m. on June 23rd, 202518
Donaldson Avenue to discuss the following matters. Redevelopment update 51 union a legal update tax appeal renaissance hotel contract negotiations union negotiations personnel matter shared service roll call please council president McGowan yes council
del cohen yes council kley yes council ico yes councilman yes thank you for those who don't stay thank you for coming out All right. Hi, how are you? Actually,
Bob, hold up. Ma'am, are you hearing for for a particular for part of this? All right. So then we'll go upstairs. doesn't stop you from buying some old tag and making Is she walking? Aren't
we lucky? Which one is it? President All right, we're going to move back into Public session. Missy, could you please call the role? Mayor Niato here. Council President
McGawan present. Council Delone here. Councilman Kley here. Councilman Eric here. Councilman Guzman here. Thank you. What time is it? It is approx 839.
Okay. We'll be adding item resolution number 156 authorizing the tax appraisal. Motion that ask for a motion. Uh I'd like to move resolution 156 authorizing the tax appraisal motion. I
have a motion by the council president. May I have a second? Second. Second by councilwoman Delray Con. Any questions or comments? See none. I may have a roll call. Council President McGowan. Yes. Council Del Con? Yes. Councilman Kley? Yes.
Council Erico? Yes. Cuz yes. Thank you. Uh the next thing is the hearing of citizens for agenda items. Only one. Uh you looking to speak, ma'am? Okay. All right. Uh I'm going to close it to the public. Open up for the council. Seeing
none, I I have ask for a motion for adjournment. Motion. I have a motion by the council president. All in favor? I enjoy your evening.