This is a regular meeting of the Maryland Burough Council of the Burough Seaside Park in the county ocean state of New Jersey held on Thursday, September 4th, 20125 pursuant to the provisions of New Jerseyy's open public meetings act. Adequate notice of this meeting was
properly provided by transmitting the notice of meeting for publication in the Osprey Park Press and the Ocean Star on January 3rd, 2025. Notice of meeting the governing body also has been posted in the corridor of the municipal building and in the office of the municipal clerk.
Roll call. Council member Emmaville here. Council member Condos here. Council member Connor here. Council member Craft here. Council member Otanda here. Council President Wil here. Mayor Peterson here. Thank you.
Let us all rise together for a moment of silence to be followed by our pledge of allegiance. 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. The first item of the agenda is request for approval of the minutes of the August 21st, 2025 work session and the August 21st, 2025 regular meeting.
I'll make the motion, Mayor. Motion by Council Member Craft. Second. Second by Council Member Condos. Roll call. Council member Craft. Yes. Council member Condos. Yes. Council member Ammobile. Staying is not here. Council member Connor.
Yes. Council member Rotunda. Yes. Council President Will. Yes. Next on the agenda are ordinances. First we have final reading and adoption. It's ordinance 22519 providing for the acquisition of
stormwater maintenance equipment and appropriating 1,700,000 therefore and authorizing the issuance of $1,700,000 in bonds or notes of the Burough Seaside Park to finance the cost thereof. Anything
from council as to this is second reading? No. Hi, mayor. I guess I'd like to, I guess, mention that this is a full forgiveness loan for this equipment, but we have to
do the bonding because it's uh we end up once we uh obtain the equipment, then we put in the receipt for what we spent and then it gets reimbursed. So, it's no cost to the burough. Very good. Thank you, Bill. Anything
else from council? Hearing none, I'll go into the audience for any public comments for fine reading adoption 22519. Seeing none, I would close the public hearing. I would entertain a motion from council.
Make the motion. Motion by council member Craft. Second. Second by council member Condos. Roll call. Council member Craft. Yes. Council member Condos. Yes. Council member Amfield. Yes. Council member Connor, yes. Council member Rotunda, yes.
Council President Will, yes. Motion approved. Next is final reading and adoption. It's ordinance 22520 providing for the replacement of the stormwater system on a portion of K Street and appropriating $875,000 therefore and authorizing the issuance
of $875,000 in bonds or notes of the bureau of Seaside Park to finance the cost thereof. Any comments uh from council hearing? None, I'll go into the audience if there are any public comments on
final reading and the hearing as to ordinance 22520. Yes, Nelson. Nelson Rosen 122 M Street. I have I know what the road looks like over there. What's it going to look like after
they're done? Going to look what it looks today, but it's going to be slightly higher. Strictly higher. That's correct. It's going to be designed to direct the water into certain locations. And the that's the reason for the project
is to raise the road so it's not like a plate holding the water in the middle. I understand water has gathered there. Where is the water being drained? you know, is going to be drained into another location further down. So, it's able to park into a place where the water can be
taken and the out pipes, the road is being filled by the alcohol pipes from the bay. The the water seeking level. The goal is to that that bay water will not fill into that street. They're going to they're going to raise
those sewers. the curving the portion of the road, portion of the sidewalk, whatever it's going to take. So that's not pocketed one location. Water, the water will be directed to another location. So the
water could be go into a storm drain. Do you know how many storm drains we're talking about here? I did not bring the plans with me. I I do not have that information in front of me. But do you know how long the project is going to last? Carol, do we
It hasn't gone out to bid yet, so we So Oh, okay. We won't know until it goes out to bid. All right. Thanks. Any other comments on final reading adoption ordinance 22520? Hearing none, I would close the public
hearing and I would entertain a motion from council. I'll make a motion, Mr. Mayor. I'll second. Motion by council member Alenville, second by council president Ro. Roll call. Council member Emma. Yes. Council President Wilk. Yes. Council member Condos.
Yes. Council member Connor. Yes. Council member Craft. Yes. Council member Otenda. Yes. Motion approved. Next is final reading and adoption ordinance 22521 appropriating $50,000
for the rehabilitation of wells as per discussion of several past work sessions and meetings. Yes. This is our ongoing maintenance on our excellent water that we system that we have. It's ongoing maintenance. It's
to um to rehab one of our wells and hopefully it'll be passed and we'll move forward on it. Yeah. And that this is for well 8 which is at the base of 13th Avenue. Anything else from council
hearing? None. We'll go into the audience if there are any public comments. Final reading and adoption ordinance 22521. Yes, Mitch. Mitch Cobble 204 10th Avenue. The last meeting we learned that this is regular
maintenance uh with this well and that there's a period of again seven or 10 years underneath periodic maintenance. Make a suggestion. Why don't we put together a simple table, spreadsheet table of all the wells, when they were last update, uh, maintained, when
they're due, and have that on the website so all those questions are answered before they they come up in a meeting. Give people an idea of what the lifetime of these are, what they're due for for preparation. Thank you. Thanks, Mitch.
Any other comments on final reading? I believe the capital plan that we put together this year has that money set aside each year I think for the next three years to cover the wells.
We just don't have the spreadsheet but forg set it up in the capital plan to do that. Thank you Tom. Tom Joseph 704 South Pay View Avenue. Now I'm confused. Last meeting I
understood there was an ordinance or resolution one of these things to to go out for$1 or $150,000 which I understood was for refurbishing wall number eight. And I was told at that point in this meeting that this
$50,000 was for some overrun of a previous task or some such thing. Now what I just heard is that this is for well number eight. So what was the thing we did two weeks ago? That was the first reading. This is the final reading. No, he's saying the amount of
the amount. So So if I So in in the capital plan this year, next year, and the year after $150,000 agreed. Thank you. Yeah, because you were right last time.
That's okay. Um so each well can be rehabilitated. This $50,000 is is um like a rainy day fund. In case these projects go over $150,000, we have this capital improvement fund money that uh we're authorized to spend if there's
any overruns over the next three years. So, it's not it's not borrowed money. It's it's money that we have. We just need the authorization to spend it. Okay. Let me ask my other question. This is maintenance.
I you know I I I fully expect that governments do things differently from industry, but in the industries I worked in maintenance was never capital. It was maintenance. Capital was capital and you used it for long-term things. The
ordinance itself, I believe, says that the definition of capital is things that are expected to live more than 15 years. But I hear this is something that has to be done every seven to 10 years. So I guess my question is why is this capital?
I would think the state's definition of capital is anything over 5 years. I I I wouldn't know. I just know what I read in the ordinances. And when you read it, it talks about saying this is 15. And I don't have no have no clue where that number comes from. But but
again, I still uh I I Anyway, that's my question. Thanks. Thank you. Any other public comments on the second reading of the ordinance? Hearing none, I'll close the public hearing. I would entertain a motion from
councel. So moved. Motion by council member Rotunda. I'll second. Second by council member Connor. Roll call. Council member Rotunda. Yes. Council member Connor, yes. Council member Immobile, yes. Council member Condos,
yes. Council member Craft, yes. Council President Wil, yes. Motion approved. Next is final reading and adoption. Ordinance 22522 amending the burough code of the Burough Seaside Park so as to amend chapter 364
entitled rental property. Um, as per the discussion at the several past meetings when this was brought up, including at the first reading, uh, unfortunately there, uh, were and are those that
really had just paid a minimal fine and looked at it as a cost of doing business and kind of flaunted the intent of the ordinance and not applied appropriately or complied uh, with enforcement. So
this uh particular change as per the recommendation of the committee and the department would actually put more teeth and enforcement into the ordinance. So terms of money and otherwise
anything from council you know I think it was clarified at the last meeting I think with the help of for council to make sure it said fine not less than 500 and not more than 2,000 for each separate offense. So that was clarified and made clear because
as you said if you know you're only charging them a couple hundred dollar and they can stay in violation and keep renting it wasn't serving the purpose. So hopefully this uh prevents that. Thank you and thank the committee for
its research and work. Anything further from council hearing? None. I'll go into the audience for second reading uh and the hearing as to ordinance 22522. Seeing no uh comment, I would close the
public hearing and I would entertain a motion from council. Make that motion. Motion by council member Condos. I'll second it. Second by council president Wil. Roll call. Council member Condos. Yes. Council President Wil. Yes. Council member Amfield. Yes.
Council member Connor. Yes. Council member Craft. Yes. Council member Rotunda. Yes. Motion approved. The next is final reading and adoption ordinance 22523 amending the burough code of the B of Seaside Park so as to amend chapter 303 entitled merkantile
licenses. And this really is part and parcel goes hand inand with the prior ordinance and it came about the same body of research and the same intent and purpose to have more enforcement and a
range of realistic penalties and fines. Anything from council on this one? If if not we'll go into the audience for any comments. Final reading and adoption ordinance 22523. Hearing none, I would close the public hearing. I'd entertain a motion from
council as the second reading 22523. I'll make the motion. Motion by council member Connor. Second. Second by council member Rotunda. Roll call. Council member Connor. Yes. Council member Rotunda. Yes. Council member Anfield. Yes.
Council member Condos. Yes. Council member Crab. Yes. Council President Wilk. Yes. Motion approved. The next is a first reading is contemplated 22524. And this uh two has
entailed uh an amount of research background information so as to uh adopt a a fair reasonable policy. Uh and it's my understanding as per the discussion at the work session that uh this should
be referred for input from our attorney's office. Is that the consensus? And I know the committee's looked at it just so to tweak some of that language. uh just so a recommendation might uh come through
code and the the units that are referred to in the uh ordinance would be those that are lawfully co or the like some similar intent mayor. Yes. Based upon my review and my discussion with council president Will I think we need to sit down and just have a good discussion
make sure we have the language right to meet the intent of the ordinance and then have a first reading. So I would suggest it be tabled at this point. Okay. Has uh anyone else have any comments on a potential tableling uh action? And if
not, do we have a motion to table? I'll make that motion. Motion by Council President Wilk. Second. And a second by Council Member Craft. Roll call. Council President Wil. Yes. Council member Craft. Yes. Council member Amfield. Yes. Council member Condos.
Yes. Council member Connor. Yes. Council member Rapenda. Yes. Next are authorizations. There is one the Ocean County Columbus Day parade date Sunday October 12th 2025. Rain date
Sunday October 19th 2025 and it's 1 to 300 p.m. Location Boulevard from J Street to Porter Avenue. And that's been the starting area of the parade staging and the like.
Any questions, comments from council or if not a motion. I'll make the motion. Motion by council member Connor. Second. Second by council member Condos. Roll call. Council member Connor. Yes. Council member Condos. Yes.
Council member Amabil. Yes. Council member Craft. Yes. Council member Rotunda. Yes. Council President Wil. Yes. Motion approves. Next payment of claims 225303. approving payment of the itemized claims
as set forth on the check registry bill list for the time period August 22nd 2025 to September 4th 2025. Any questions or comments from council or if not a motion? I'll make that motion.
Motion by council president Wilk. Second by council member Amobile. Roll call. Council president Wil. Yes. Council member. Yes. Council member Condos, yes. Council member Okconor, yes. Council member Craft, yes.
Council member Ratunda, yes. Next are resolutions. I will read in summary fashion. Through six, approving the alcohol beverage control social affair permit for Ocean County St.
Patrick's Day Committee, Inc. 307 approving the alcohol beverage control social affair permit for CR Foundation Inc. 308 appointing Jane Macintosh as technical assistance
assistant rather to the construction official. 309 authorizing an award of contract to JP Morgan Chase Bank providing equipment, technology, and services to allow residents to pay certain bureau fees
through the use of credit cards. 310 authorizing the adjustment of designated water sewer utility accounts. 311 authorizing the award of a non-fair and open contract for the recoding of
concrete flooring for the Seaside Park Volunteer Fire Company. Number one, 312 authorizing registration to GPA NJ conference. 313 awarding a contract for
the provision of an annexation impact study regarding South Seaside Park section of Berkeley Township to Government Strategy Group. Any comments, questions from council as to
any of the resolutions? And no. Yeah. Hearing none, I'll go into the audience if there's any uh comments as to any resolutions. We allow comments on resolution though not required by law if
anyone has any. Nelson [Music] uh 225-309. What's that going to cost the township to get that up and running? you know, equipment and whatnot.
What's the cost? There is no cost. No cost at all. No. And this is specific for our our code and construction office. They're the only office right now that does not bless you. It does not accept credit card payments. This will make it more convenient for residents who want to go
in and get a uh bulk trash sticker or a garage sale permit. They can use a credit card now instead of cash or check. Mhm. I'm just curious why JP Morgan Chase Bank isn't charging us anything for this. Well, they make their money on credit card fees.
Okay. Okay. Now, to use that service as a taxpayer, President, will there be a fee? Uh, I believe the town is going to be um absorbing the credit card fees for this particular one on all or other credit
card fees. If you pay for a bill with a credit card, then the user or if you buy a peach badge, the user is paying the credit card fees. All right. So, so if you don't want to pay the fee, you can still pay with cash or check, right? But there will be a fee. Is that
what you're saying? I'm not 100% sure. I believe with this particular one, this is an outlier because this this the program that we use in code and construction SDL is not compatible with the other programs that we use where we accept credit cards whether it's through
admins or through square. So that's why we had to go to another provider and I believe that the town is going to be absorbing these fees but I'm not 100% sure but I'll find out. Okay. I appreciate Thanks. Any other comments on resolutions
hearing? None. I would close the public comment portion and would allow a motion as a consent agenda. I'll make the motion there. Motion by council member Craft. I'll second. Second by council member Connor. Roll call. Council member Craft.
Yes. Council member Connor. Yes. Council member Amil. Yes. Council member Condos. Yes. Council member Rotunda. Yes. Council President Wil. Yes. And that includes the written agenda.
Are there any reports or information from council or anything further at this juncture? May I just have a short before? Okay. The uh construction department um issued 20 permits in the month of
August. We're building permits and there were 10 updates. So, there's a total of 30 permits with the fee payments of $6,892. And I'll have the rent report on um after public works meeting coming up. My
I'll have her a report after that meeting for the next council meeting. Thank you. That's it. Anything else from council? I have the police from August mayor. the um August 20 2025 monthly statistics for
the Seaside Park Police Department. The department handled 88 calls for service during the month of August, 130 motor vehicle stops, 46 motor vehicle summons, 1,037 parking summons.
There were no DWIs, traffic accidents. There were 17 motor vehicle accidents reported with zero injuries, zero hospital transport, one hit and run crash involving four parked vehicles. Subject was observed doing donuts in the seaside park yacht club parking lot.
Accurate vehicle located. Numerous traffic summones issued an accident. Failure to report an accident. Careless operation. Failure to maintain lane. Reckless and uninsured motorist. Investigation is still ongoing. Domestic violence incident. There was
one arrest. There were 45 emergency first aid calls that were answered. Four arrests in the month of August. One aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. Two terroristic threats. One narcotic offense. Two weapons offenses. One
handgun was confiscated. One disorderly conduct. Background investigations. The department did three firearms investigations. 25 background employment investigations, employment training during the month of August, national incident based reporting system was
patrolman delcante firearms instructor schools patrolman bus no internal affairs investigations. The detective bureau has one missing person's investigation kidnapping conjunction with the county prosecutor's office. Search warrants and data
warrants and bribe for and written use of force reports. There were six of them. That was it. And I I noticed that our police overtime the last month has been down marketkedly and and I'd like to attribute that to our chief working uh in the car in the uniform on the
weekends and and monitoring the overtime quite a bit with the officers and he's been very responsive. So, we appreciate that. Thank you, Jerry. Anything else from council? Yeah, mayor. I have um I just want to pass on some of the uh beach revenues
from that we just finished up with this year uh for the beach sales down the badge sales. Uh we finished this year, well it's not finished yet and I'll explain that. But we finished with 1,777,428.91 um in sales with the beach badges this
year and all that does not include December. We have to have December's sales to add into that. So, um, once we get December sales, we'll be able to compare it to what we were last year. And when you look at the delta there, um, in n in last year, we did
$1,995,299.16. So, uh, and last year was a was a good year. It was sunny. It was, uh, we even had a drought, so people were going to the beach all the time versus this year, the weather was a lot different and things like that. So um we usually in
December, you know, we make at least 200 or so. So we should be right online and I can let people know December comes with year-over-year. So that's pretty good with the way the weather was. Um now on the other side of the coin,
uh last year we experienced $50,70023 in credit card fees that we paid and this year we experienced none. So that's quite a savings from us on that because the the fees were passed on to the individuals buying the beach bag.
So um I just wanted to pass that on to everybody also. Thank you, Joe. Okay. Anything else from council? I know we have and we welcome this evening we have our fire chief with us, Dennis Vincent. And I know he has a
report that he wishes to share with us. So I'll call in for such a report. Chief, thank you. To date, the CES Park Volunteer Fire Department has responded to 222 emergencies. Uh we currently have 49
members. 35 of them are full-time and 14 are designated members who are seasonal. Um and our members of other fire department are part of the water rescue team. Uh the members of the fire department are out training every single Tuesday and sometimes on weekends. Uh we conduct double the amount of uh drills
uh mandated by the state of New Jersey. Um this year we took on uh many new members. We graduated three recruits from the Tom Fire Academy who all finished the top of their class. Uh these recruits took part in 320 hours of training to get their firefighters firefighter certifications. Uh on top of
that, we took on one trained firefighter and four individuals solely for the wood rescue team. Uh a breakdown of our calls for the calendar year. Uh so far, uh eight park arcing waters calls, uh 50 activated fire alarms, 20 carbon monoxide emergencies, seven gas leaks,
one pole down, four animal rescues, uh three motor vehicle accidents, five structure fires, uh three appliance fires, 18 wires down, five pole fires, eight landing zones for medevacs, one fuel spill, five odor investigations,
one forest fire, seven garbage can fires, one mulch fire, one bonfire, two brush fire calls, one car fire, one open burn, two deck fires. Uh, and on the water side, four kayakers in distress, seven boers in distress, one animal in
the water. Uh, 37 swimmers in distress. Uh, often times with multiple people in the water, uh, one missing motor, one boat accident, one jet ski in distress, and then also one traumatic injury and one laceration. Uh these calls were on uh CESA Park, South Cesar Park and the
state park as well as mutually to Cesa Heights, Horley Beach, Lavlet, and Ocean Beach. That's my report. Uh in the summer and uh your date. Uh also I have your attention. Um myself, Melissa from the police department are working on a battle of the badges softball game. Uh
we're looking at the 20th of September uh from 1 to 4 p.m. We're just waiting uh to finish the uh use of facility form, but we'll be posting that on our social media and we invite everyone uh to attend that. It' be a nice little little community event. Uh that's all I have. Thank you. Thank you guys.
What was the date? What did you say? 9:20. 9:20. 920. Thank you. A lot of calls. Yeah. Very much. someone who lives across the street, I can tell you I'm always impressed by how fast everybody gets there and respond. And I don't know
if people realize like how blessed we are that everybody's, you know, so local. I mean, I'm laughing because my dog goes out there and how every time the sign goes out like Harry and she like for her, but they're there like in minutes. And now your son And now my son joins Winter Rescue. Very
happy about that. We are on record to break another record this year. Call him not going up every single year yet. Thank you, Dennis. Certainly pass on our thanks McGovern body from the whole community, all our citizens to all the
hard work of men and women uh in the fire department as well. That concludes the reports portion. I'll unless anything else from council at this juncture, I'll ask if there's anyone has a public comment, if they
have any, if they could give their name and address into the record. Yes, Edie. Edie Crane, 48 11th Avenue. Um, a couple questions. Um, the boardwalk project, I know the county is going to come and do
the rest of Ocean Avenue. Are they going to be able to do that? Even though I know it's separate parts, but are they going to be able to get to what they need to get to or are boardwalk people going to be able to get to? How's that going to work out? Is that going to work out? We don't have a date yet from the county. They just when they did the the
northern part of Ocean Avenue in the spring, they said they'd be back in the fall. So, I've reached out to them to see if we can kind of pin them down, let them know what's going on with the boardwalk project. Okay. Um, as far as the changes to the rental property and the merkantile license,
are how are you informing the property owners? Are they getting a letter to inform them or they're just going to get slept with the new I'm not that I have a problem with that. I'm just curious if they're going to get a letter saying, "Okay, you've been in a rears and here's
what the new thing is." Or there's no going forward. There's no rears. a notice of violation. Usually in the notice of violation, it'll cite the ordinance and usually it'll give the uh amount the amounts of the penalties potential and they have an opportunity to cure
before a summon is ever issued to go to court. Okay. Thank you. Um I noticed on the bill list that there were several um it looked like courses and somebody named Carrie Senica was reimbured. Is that stuff that Eric had
to go to or is that for other employees? I thought it said something about recycle. I wasn't sure. She's our backup recycling coordinator. So, she needed to take those courses to maintain her certification. Okay. Okay. Um the other thing I would like to say is I
thought the um overall the things that were carried through through our non-EP department recreation department this summer went very well. um especially the art and craft fair that was extremely well attended. Um a lot of really
interesting things very tempting but I do have one question. Why won't why isn't the marina lawn being considered to hold that event? I know that topic's been brought up but nobody's ever said why. We we did address that before. We we
cannot first of all the vendors like that spot. They do. Our vendors that come here really? Yes. 80 to 90 vendors we have every Labor Day. They don't mind being cheek to gel. Guess not. No. I mean 80 square. They like the spot. Okay.
Second of all, we would never and the farmers market is down there Friday night. Uh Friday before the arch. There's no It takes them a week to set up and basically almost like a half a week to break down. So there's no way that could be turned Okay.
over in that time frame. Yeah. All right. That's basically it. That's Yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Any other comments? Yes. Alan Alan Moy 145 O Street. Um I'm trying to
find out and I think you have to have a lawyer's card to find out at the present time. Are we on the Superior Court docket with our desert case or can we find out or how do we find
out? I mean, are we going to go through another year that we're not going to be heard and that building's going to be there another year? I know it's nothing. You have no you have no say over it. I understand that. Okay. Uh, but it would be nice to know if we are going to be on
the do it and we have a shot at getting this resolved and maybe having a dust bowl up there sometime in the spring when it's gone. Criyani's office is handling that suit. So, I don't know what the status is. So, I I couldn't give you an answer where
you know the status secret member card the I just don't know the status because I'm not I'm not doing that litigation. Sir, I I'm not sure. I don't know if it started this week to superior court hearings or next Monday, but is it
possible to find out from the people who are representing us if we are going to be on the docket this year? I don't know exactly how it works. I don't know how they picked their cases. Can procedurally maybe just give Jean's office a shout and ask him procedurally where we're at.
Yeah. Okay. Maybe we'll have an answer for you at the next meeting and procedurally where we're at. If not, I I'll reach out for Jean and find out where we're at. Sure. I think a lot of people would like to know that. Of course. Thank you. Sure. Okay. I'll reach out for find out where where it's at.
Any other public comments? Yes, Mike. Mikeino, 59th Avenue. Uh I just want to remind people that the uh stargazing event is next Saturday night. Uh that's the good news is that it looks like it's going to be clear weather. The
bad news for anybody that didn't get a ticket, there's no tickets left. So, it's going to be a a very well attended event and I'm glad that we have the opportunity to have uh such an event for the people in this town. It's going to be a lot of fun. If you didn't get a
ticket, do it next year. Thanks, Mike. Thank you, Mike. Any other public comments? Yes. Hi, Council Joe Reaguchi, 264 N Street. Uh, four months ago, I came to you guys
along with other neighbors out of Derelift House in our neighborhood. It's been 4 months for violations that are going back 20 months. We went through another summer. Nothing's been done. I
was told at that meeting in May that someone would get on it and kind of wondering what's come of it. And also, uh, he has about 10 violations. He's supposed to appear September 18th. If he
does not appear, is there something that happens at that point? Yeah. Well, The municipal court has certain regulations with regard to whether they can issue bench warrants on certain types of cases. I can't comment on it. I
don't know what the what they are. If he doesn't appear, depending on the regulation, if it's been a number of failure to appears on an ordinance case, I'm not sure if the judge can issue a warrant for the arrest or not. I just don't know. Um I'm not pro I'm not prosecuting that case.
So as a taxpayer that has to live next to him. So no. So the the other part of it is there's a memo that they go out to the mayor and counseling authorization. There's a procedure to declare a house uninhabitable or in a deteriorated state. Complaint has to be filed. We have to have a public hearing. Decision
will be made by the hearing officer and then it can be enforced in a court of law. So we're going to work on that process. So it hasn't begun at all. Yeah. Okay. So I guess I should come every month and see if it's started.
It seems very unfair having to live next to him and having dieback and roof shingles in our house every day. So [Music] any other public comments hearing none, I would close the public
portion and I'd entertain a motion from council for adjournment. Motion by council president Wil. I'll second. Second by council member Connor. Roll call. Council president Wolf. Yes. Council member Connor. Yes. Council member Alfield.
Yes. Council member Condos. Yes. Council member Craft. Yes. Council member Otanda. Yes. Motion approved. Thank everyone for