--------- Order this a work session. The mayor B council versus at Park County voted the state of New Jersey held on Thursday, January 8th, 2026. Advertised for 7:00 p.m. and it is now 7:00 p.m. Pursuant to the provisions of New Jerseys open public meetings act. Adequate notice of
this meeting was properly provided by transmitting the notice of the meeting publication the Asbury Park Press and the Ocean Star January 2nd, 2026. Notice of meeting the governing body has also been posted in the corridor of the municipal building and in the office of
the municipal clerk. Roll call. >> Council member Condos >> here. Council member Connor >> here. >> Council member Crack >> here. >> Council member Rotund >> here. >> Council member Toad >> here. >> Council President Wil >> here. >> Mayor Pearson >> here. >> Thank you.
>> And I know we have what we hope would be a relatively brief uh executive session scheduled for some updates. no formal action. Uh but before we do that, we have the two uh listed items and then
one brief add-on from Jenna's good work which we thank her for momentarily. That's the third is an added resolution. But the first is a discussion of the cable franchise renewal ordinance. It's listed as ordinance 22601
for consideration for introduction at the regular meeting. And you will recall that hearing occurred some time ago and we have the correspondence that came related to this from BPU. Uh and I'll turn the floor over uh to Steve for some
recommendations. I think there's some uh tweaking add-ons that are consistent with our sentiments in the past as well as those of the public that uh would be recommended. So the if everyone's in agreement, I think it's changing some items somewhat and adding some other
things. So I'll turn it over to Steve. >> Thanks, Mayor. I'm going to send in writing to Jenna tomorrow what I discussed with her on the phone in the uh letter from U Nancy Wolf from the uh from the BPU. Uh she suggested that we define primary service in section 7
service area. She suggested that we add the definition because it says um table vision shall be required to proper video programming service landing public right away to any person addressed within the primary service area as it exists on the effective date
and she suggested we define it. So in her letter she gave us the definition the primary service area uh is defined as the portion etc etc. So we should add that definition to that section. I thought that was appropriate. Um
the other the other item is in free service. Um if you look at our language in free service, a couple of notes. I don't believe currently we have an accredited public school, right? The school's >> not operating. I don't know about the accredited.
>> I don't Well, so the question would be and we don't have a library, >> right? >> So the question the question would be do you want to >> I mean we can leave in well municipal public library. So we could I don't know if I'm going to lead the school in or not. We could but instead of an exhibit
A and it it there her suggestion on behalf of the BPU was that we should say a provision of a cable modem or internet service including standard install installation to one municipally owned facility and it says negotiable. And I I
I uh I suggested the Jenna. I think what we should say is um instead of one standard and monthly uh to all whatever we should say, you know, provide free of charge, what they say cable, modem andor
internet service installation to all municipallyowned buildings. So that way we could have one that we currently have, I believe, in Burough Hall, maybe one here for the police, maybe one at DPU, but why limit it to one building? They say it's
negotiable, and I thought, why not say all our of our municipal public buildings? I mean, how many do we really have? >> Community center. >> Community center. So I I thought we should add that in people. >> Yeah, we have a wellous, >> right? And I thought that would be a good idea. So
>> that would be my recommendation that's all municipal >> own public buildings just limit it to one public >> we're not going to limit it to >> no we're not we're putting in our audience that this is what they're going
to do >> they don't like it they can sue us >> I you know they say it's negotiable we're going to put it in and let them know that's what we're doing. Okay, that's >> I don't think it's going to affect their >> I don't think it's affect remember the biggest complaint we had during the
hearing was repair service is slow. I mean, we're not putting in here within 24 hours, you have to show up with your repair person, you know, which is a thought, too. You know, within 48 hours. And I mean, I don't know that we really want to go there, >> but
I think we should get a at least free service in all our buildings or wherever we want them in our in our public buildings >> and we define each building, right? He >> doesn't want it to. >> I think we just say any municipally owned public case. We do >> any municipally owned public building.
Yeah. >> And then the last >> when you just say public I mean to what we were sort of talking over you sorry but when you say public building like I was saying well would like the lifeguard headquarters count is that and they said well no cuz the public can't go in there building.
>> However the the internet is actually in beach control where people go to buy their and we just jump it from there to lifeguard headquart. There's nothing in lifeguard headquarters. It's just so close. >> Okay. >> I'll leave it. We don't do it. Yes. That's good. That's that's good wording >> because in theory, right, they're serving the
>> last one is they mentioned we didn't put in you can do a discount for senior citizens. So I suggested we can put that in there. Why not? >> We had it in a prior ordinance, I think, right? >> Yes. The uh prior ordinance had >> define senior citizen. the the private
ordinance had they could implement a senior citizen discount in the amount of 10% off the monthly broadcast. It's only for basic level cable television to any person 62 years or older. Um and they have to be
uh eligible and meet the income and residence requirements of the pharmaceutical assistance to the aged and disabled program. Oh Jesus. >> Nothing in the PA. Do you know PA? Remember PAa? >> No. >> No, you don't. >> No.
>> So, so about 30 years ago, 35 years ago, >> the state legislature put in something called the PAAA, the pharmaceutical assistance program. That's only because my father was the pharmacist then >> and had drugstores and it it gave them substantial discounts on the purchase of drugs. >> Okay.
>> So, and it it has an income. So weird that you would tie cable to pharmaceutical >> in tie it to something they don't want to give. In other words, I don't think they want us to give it to every senior citizen period discount. >> I mean we could suggest >> assuming that other entity qualified
them. >> Now you're talking. >> I would leave it the way they want it to fine. It would be my but but put it in. We don't have it in right now. >> So those are the three recommendations or I would have Yeah.
So you that's what we're going out tomorrow. So gentlemen, >> she can amend the ordinance before it gets published. Maybe we'll take a look at it. All right, that's cool. Okay, good. >> Is everybody okay? >> Yeah. >> The uh second item for discussion is is
discussion of the appointment of fund commissioner and alternate fund commissioner to Central Jersey Health Insurance Fund. that's listed for consideration resolution 22661 at the regular meeting and it has blanks on it
and I understand Karen was kind enough to volunteer and I I believe though the meetings are in Bel uh can do them participate virtually so it'll be less disruption and then uh the alternate I
did see the one email and I thank him that Joe volunteered if no one volunteered. So I don't know what everybody's thoughts are. In the past it was an issue with council I do remember. So I want to make that's why it's only
agenda and uh >> what is the role? Like what do you have to do? >> Attend six meetings a yearend the meeting. >> What was the issue? >> What was the issue? >> Uh a council member wanted to be the uh
uh head because it was also in charge of the chores too. >> Oh yeah. So if anybody wants to be the fund commissioner I will step down. >> Is there anything not a problem? >> Well fun commissioner I >> fun.
So >> happy that you volunteer. >> Thank good. Thank you both. >> You can go to meetings in person too. You could go. It's not It's fairly nearby. You might hit some nice spots.
>> He wants to go to the Yaka. >> That's There's an ulterior motive. >> Karen's going to make every single meeting. >> Okay. >> Virtually. >> The virtually virtually. >> Come on, Belle.
Some good stuff on the way back from Bel Jolons for a nice >> Oh, I find anywhere. Yeah. Yeah, >> the one uh there's a add-on that there's a deadline for this grant application and there's a number of different grant
applications that may be upcoming in the future all related to monies as to the celebration of the 250th anniversary or birthday of the country. And Jenna and I had talked and Jenna was doing the
research and got a positive response that uh her this type of endeavor of the town would be uh eligible for the grant monies and that's uh we have now the typed handwritten ordinance books,
minute books all to be digitized for approval proving access and uh it fits in the two natural Actually, our town is just half of the 250th, 126 or whatever,
but uh where it qualifies, it's celebrating forms of government and local government and enhancing the public access, public knowledge. So, they've given a green light that said it would be eligible. So, I don't know, Jenna, you want to
>> Yep. So, the uh grant application is due next week. So, that's why it was a big rush to get it on this meeting. Mhm. >> Um I'm reaching out to get quotes from vendors to get the budget together and hopefully get the grant application in to preserve these uh the some of the
really old ordinances are handwritten and the books are kind of falling apart. So I want to make sure that they're preserved while they're still legible and in their best form. >> How much is the grant value? Do we know? Um the most that they'll give out to an individual
uh like call it a corporation or individual entity is 350,000. >> Oh, that's a lot. >> Um but I haven't gotten the quote back yet to get the estimate of how much it would cost to preserve the books. >> That's great. >> Yeah, that's amazing. >> Wow. Yeah.
So as everybody seems know there's some others out there that we can all have some more time on the historical society the town is working and we'll be working with Jenna as well on some projects ongoing.
>> So those were the three work session. Does anyone else have any work session items at this point? If not, uh, there's >> something. >> No, I thought something about pickle ball.
>> I don't know. He said >> pickle ball. Is that what you're saying? >> Too bad. >> I'm sorry. I thought you were bringing that up. >> You're a Mississippi pickle ball. >> I mean, >> yeah, we're looking to get a a grant
down there for the um pickle ball courts. It's it's the grant that we've we've applied for every year and gotten it for for different things. Park Central, you know, field. >> And um this year we were looking to
apply for the grant to put in uh four pickle ball courts there. So right now there's I always say three and a half. There there's one singles court and three doubles courts there. And we're
the far the bay end of the tennis courts. There's the singles and the doubles. That's where we would be looking to put in four pickle ball courts that can be put in there. Um and then keep the other two tennis courts intact right there. Uh repave the whole
tennis court area. Uh also uh the basketball >> resurface all the all the courts there. the basketball courts there also. >> And the two new backboards and breakway ramps. >> Two new backboards and that we've we've
gotten which will be uh very nice. Yes. And and I'd also like to get an AED down there also. Maybe we could if we could put that in the grant. I don't know if it it it flows through there, but I I really think that we should have an AED down there also as well. So that's what
we're that's the discussions. That's what we're looking to do. Um, we were looking to get a walkth through with the mayor, myself, Karen, and Eric for to be shown, um, you know, pretty much get a visual of how they will be set up and everything and how they would go. So,
that's basically what we're looking at. >> I mean, the grant application is due February the 13th. So, the latest we can have it on the meeting is February the 5th with a resolution. Obviously, I'd like to get it done sooner, but we're still waiting on budget information, too. who Eric is trying to get money prices from the vendor through all the
resurfacing and the restriping and >> we need to know what it would cost and stuff and we don't have that yet and I I and and I know there's this big pickle ball from on thing but you know uh a lot of there there's from somebody who lives literally a half a block from there and
goes by there a lot the pickle ball courts are used an awful lot and I don't have any like facts and data on it but just visually it's usually all the pickle ball courts being used and not so much the tennis courts being used so much. And um as I referred before is
when the two pickle ball courts are being used and tech two tennis courts aren't being used uh pickle ball people will mark off one of the other unused tennis courts and start playing pickle ball there as well. So um this way we we
could hopefully try to appease and and satisfy both sides. you have your pickle ball courts and now you have four. So that's you know there's usually four or two but four that's 16 potential people on one side and keep the two tennis courts right there for for the tennis
people and you know and um you know the best we can do and keep it there and and you know the noise has always been there because the courts have always been down there you know and tennis balls make a pretty loud noise too when when they get hit down there. surprised there's no company that's invented something that
pulls across a tennis court to create it into pickle ball lined courts like a cover that goes across that gets clipped in. You know what I mean? Like that you could convert a tennis court into a pickle ball court. I wonder if there's anything like that that exists. If not,
we should come up with that patent. >> It's your retirement program. Yeah, forget that. >> But I mean, it seems like that because there's something from a basketball. >> I mean, there's got to be something that goes over it, >> I would imagine. I mean, not to say you shouldn't do what you just proposed. I'm just thinking even the tennis ones if
that's the case, you know, if there was something that could have been resurfaced in a few. >> Yeah. No, no, I'm not saying don't do it. Yeah. So, >> and aesthetically, it would look good. You know, it' be new posts, new nets, and I mean, it would look it would look good. I mean, it all it would look nice. It's an existing recreational facility.
So, we're not putting something that new that hasn't been there before. >> I mean, tennis courts were done what, four years ago? >> Resurfaced. Been more than 15 years. >> I don't think so. >> Something was done a few years ago. Yeah. I don't remember what it was. >> Might have been some resurfaced.
>> Maybe relined. >> No, no, they got resurfaced. >> The newest project we did there was the playground. They have a big >> but the tennis courts were >> maybe four years ago. >> According to more than 15 years
>> well he would know but maybe >> I mean I don't remember doing it since I was here for the past three but if it was before that I don't know. >> Uh we'll get that information on on uh Wednesday's meeting. We'll put that I would do the research so we know the answer on Wednesday.
>> And this includes the basketball court too. I noticed some cracks in the basketball court. I know that. Um, >> makes it maintenance, upkeep. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And an aesthetically, it'll look very nice. And >> you had to do with the density and it had I think it was resurfaced.
>> It was because it was it wasn't done correctly. >> That was the problem. >> It wasn't done correctly. It was redone, but it wasn't right. >> Oh, it was probably repair work that they were thinking about. Oh, >> that's what we were talking about. So, I mean before we said that. So, yeah.
Yeah. >> I just had two quick things. I a word of caution because maybe I'm old, but I remember being sitting up here in the past and there is a a minority. But there are very vehement group out there
who are very devoted tennis players and they didn't there was a proposal floated sometime in the past. They didn't appreciate and didn't support in any way striping over a tennis court with pickle
ball and they said it was distracting and yeah >> took away from the beauty of the game or purity whatever. So they are and one is a longtime resident of Seesaw Park. But that's if you're keeping it to be used for both. >> Yeah. >> You're saying you're actually converting
them. You're not changing it because well, quite frankly, we change anything. Yes. And then we could have food for thought like, you know, you can only play pickle ball on the pickle ball courts and you can you're not going to put tennis on there. You you can't play pickle ball on the tennis courts. You know what I'm saying? So those two
tennis courts would always be there >> for just just for tennis. Yes. which will help our tennis players. And then in the past we also uh there was a working committee between the school board and the governing body and uh the
late Matt Matt Demich and myself had we did quite a bit of work and had a handshake deal that would have entailed there's a plan out there with a survey of the playground area at the school and one of the components that was going to
be put in was a pickle ball court and it for whatever reasons It's changed direction now. So, but it's out there. There is a work product and plan. If anyone, you know, I I understood it got some push back. >> Neighbors didn't know that.
>> We never got to the point. We all said we can't have this after dark. This is that was But it never got to that point where you had put hours in and all that. >> Well, the sidewalks at dusk. We did anything after dark. Okay.
>> Anyone else for work session? >> If not, we'll go into the public if there's any public comments on any work session items. If they have anyone has any, we see Allan. >> Allan, the floor is yours. Alan, >> thank you. I'm done. >> Are you sure, Alan? Are you sure?
>> I have a game to play tonight. There you go. >> A Mississippi fan. >> Well, I know Argie Manning. >> Okay. So what uh I would read we have a resolution authorizing the bro council to meet in executive session whereas the
open public meetings act PL 1975 chapter 231 permits the exclusion of public from meeting in certain circumstances whereas the public body is of the opinion that such circumstances presently exist and whereas the governing body wishes to discuss contract negotiations potential litigation whereas the minutes will be
kept and once the matter involving the confidentiality of the above no longer requires the confidentiality Then the minutes can be made public and now therefore be resolved the public be excluded from the meeting and there's a certification and we would need a vote
and naturally as a courtesy to the public we've had success we the governing body will exit in the fill in the judges chambers in the back rather than the public. So uh as such do we have such a motion? >> Make the motion. >> Motion by council member Craft.
>> Second. >> Second by council member. Roll call. Council member Craft, >> yes. >> Council member Otanda, >> yes. >> Council member Condos, >> yes. >> Council member Connor, >> yes. >> Council member Till, >> yes. >> Council President Wil, >> yes.
>> And as such, when we come back, we can go around the D. >> I can go downstairs. Just don't forget. >> Stay right here. You're fine. >> A motion to adjourn the work session and we'd already indicated no formal action
was to be taken as a result of executive session and we'd already concluded our work session with public comment as well. So, do we have a motion to adjourn? >> Make that motion. >> Motion by council member Condos. >> I'll second it. >> And second by council president Wil. Roll call.
>> Council member Condos. >> Yes. >> Council President Wil. >> Yes. >> Council member Connor. Yes. >> Council member Craft. >> Yes. >> Council member Ratunda. >> Yes. >> Council member Toe. >> Yes. push your food. Part: 2
Being as we're all set up, ready to go, I would uh propose a call to order the regular meeting of the Marai Park County Board of State of New Jersey held on Thursday, January 8th, 2026. The meeting advertised to begin at the
conclusion of the work session, which has just now ended. Pursuant to the provisions of New Jerseys Open Public Meetings Act, adequate notice of this meeting was properly provided by transmitting the notice of the meeting for publication the Osprey Park Press and the Ocean Star on January 2nd, 2026.
Notice of the meeting of 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 here. >> Council member Connor >> here. Council member Craft >> here. Council member Rotunda >> here. Council member to
>> here. >> Council President Will >> here. >> Mayor Peterson >> here. >> Thank you. >> And we us all now rise for a moment of silence to be followed by a pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance 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 on the agenda is request for approval of the minutes. December 18th, 2025, a work session, December
18th, 2025, a regular meeting, and January 1st, 2026, reorganization meeting. >> I'll make the motion. I'll second it. >> Motion by Council Member Craft, second by Council President Wil. Roll call. >> Council member Craft, >> yes. >> Council President Wil,
>> yes. >> Council member Condos, >> yes. Council member Okconor, >> yes. >> Council member Otanda, >> yes. >> Council member Till, >> I'm going to abstain from both December 18th and yes to January 1. >> Thank you. Motion approved. >> And the next are special meeting minutes
for December 18th, 2025, a close session. There a motion. >> I'll make the motion there. >> Motion by Council Member Connor. >> Second. >> Second by Council Member Condos. Roll call. >> Council member Connor. >> Yes. >> Council member Condos. >> Yes. Council member Craft,
>> yes. >> Council member Otanda, >> yes. >> Council member to >> got to also abstain. >> Council President Wil. >> Yes. >> Motion approved. >> The ordinances we have first reading and introduction ordinance 22601, an
ordinance granting municipal consent for the operation of a cable television system within the burough of Seaside Park, New Jersey to Cable Vision of Mammoth LLC. And this being a first reading, we also had uh four uh points raised at the work
session and summarized some verbiage that would be included before this ordinance is then published and uh those were all added points I believe everybody discussed and there was a consensus on them.
Uh, do we need to summarize if I could read my notes? I think they were well said by our attorney uh and everyone had a chance to give input and uh there's a letter coming tomorrow from the
municipal attorney's office to Jenna that to make sure that language is satisfactory and especially uh obviously we talked about the the potential for senior eligible discounts for
corresponding to the uh past statute. and uh also the municipal municipally owned buildings uh having the free service and there are some uh the definitions etc that
>> so with that do we have a a motion for first reading >> make the motion >> motion by council member Condos I'll second it >> second by council president roll >> council member Condos >> yes >> council president Wolf >> yes >> council member Connor Yes. >> Council member Craft.
>> Yes. >> Council member Rotunda. >> Yes. >> Council member Till. >> Yes. >> Motion B. >> Next is first reading and introduction ordinance 22602 amending and supplementing ordinance of the bureau of seaside park fixing and determining salaries and wages of certain officials
and employees. And this is a first reading as well. I believe it's at least one title was inadvertently taken out of the uh the code previously. And we do indeed have supplement in that title now. So
>> So it adds account clerk back in and then uh changes some of the fees to account for the higher minimum wage. >> Yeah. So it's clean up of what had been in place. So >> we had to do some adjustments to the seasonal employees because of the minimum wage going up on January one.
>> Mhm. >> So I know when you sent this electronically certain ones were highlighted. Were they the only ones that were the actual changes and everything else? This is exactly the same. >> Okay. So, I don't know if there's a way when people read this will they know >> like I mean we know it because you
highlighted them, but this doesn't actually show. Is there a way for us to note that for the second reading so people know which ones you for the public? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I mean, I didn't have any issues with the ones that were highlighted. Just so
when you see it in a printed form now, it doesn't it's not clear to me which ones we actually changed or added. Maybe they could be bolded at least for the resolution or something. Is that I don't think that's appropriate to do. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay.
>> So, with that, do we have a motion for first reading? >> I make a motion there. >> Motion by council member Craft. >> Second. >> Second by Council Member Toth. Roll call. >> Council member Craft. >> Yes. >> Council member Toe. >> Yes. >> Council member Condis. >> Yes. >> Council member Connor.
>> Yes. >> Council member Rotunda. >> Yes. Council President Wil. >> Yes. >> Motion approved. >> Next are authorizations. I'll read them in summary. Uh A is community option 5K race Saturday February 14th, 2026 6 a.m.
to 12:00 noon. Location Porter Avenue D Street Boardwalk. Second, Berkeley Striker Club monthly meetings dates February 4th, March 7th, April 1, May 6, June 6th, September 12th, October 7th,
November 4th, December 5th. All council chambers 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Third, Seaside Park Historical Society meetings date January 12th, February 9th, March 9th, April 13th, May 11th, June 8th,
July 13th, August 10th, September 14th, October 12th, November 9th, December 14th, 2026, 6 to9 council chambers. the fourth Northern Ocean Habitat for Humanity Walk fundraiser
on Saturday, April 25th, 2026, 9:00 am to 11:00 a.m. Location Boardwalk Stockton Avenue to Porter Avenue. That approval would be conditioned upon a provision of the certificate of insurance renewal. And the final event
is Ceside Park Republican Club meetings January 20th, February 17th, March 17th, April 21, May 19th, June 16th, September 15th, October 20th, November 17th, all
2026, 6:30 to 9:30 council chambers. That too, if approved, would be conditioned upon a receipt of a certificate of insurance renewal. Any other comments, questions from
council on any of the authorizations? >> Just that the one for the Republican club, we do have a current uh COI uh that is goes till June 26. So, the copy that's in here is is misleading. We do
have a fun the same kind of note applies to brickwood draper. So they will give us a new COI uh once their old one expires which is after
before their September 12th. >> Very good. If there are no other comments, uh, I would entertain a a motion. Uh, and if approved, it would have those two, uh, added conditions just spread upon the record moments ago.
>> I'll make 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 Condos. >> Yes. >> Council member Rotunda. >> Yes. >> Council member T. Yes.
>> Council President Wilsh. >> Yes. >> And next we have payment of claims 22655. Approving payment itemized claims is set forth on the check registry bill list for the time period December 19th,
2025 to January 8th, 202 should be. And do we have any comments from council? If not, a motion. >> I'll make the motion. Motion by councilman council member to >> I'll second it. >> Second by council member Connor. Roll
call. >> Council member Tote. >> Yes. >> Council member Connor. >> Yes. >> Council member Condos. >> Yes. >> Council member Craft. >> Yes. >> Council member Rotunda. >> Yes. >> Council President Wil. >> Yes. >> Motion approved. >> Next. Resolutions are waved in summary
fashion to 2656 accepting the resignation of the payroll clerk. 57. Appointing a code enforcement trainee. 58. Authorizing salary increases for public works employees. 59. Authorizing salary increase for the construction
official. 60. Authorizing membership in the volunteer fire company. 61. Appointing a fund commissioner to the Central Jersey Health Insurance Fund as well as an alternate as well. and uh the
62 authorizing the appointment of a seasonal employee for the Department of Public Works. And the added resolution from the work session number 22663 is a resolution of the board of Seaside Park County voted state of New Jersey
authorizing application to the National Endowment for the Humanities Grant Program rediscovering a revolutionary tradition and that eligible eligibility as described at the work session for uh a submission through the work of Jenna
our clerk leader and we thank her. any uh comments from anyone on any of the resolutions? >> I just want to make one comment. I know, you know, we never like to see people leave that have been with us. So, I know I had I think asked Karen, make sure we
do exit interviews. We find out why people, you know, are choosing to leave that have been with us so that we, you know, maybe if there's things that we need to approve, we know. If it's not us, so be it. Um and then I think also to that same one, we'll be replacing that role. I don't know if we put out a
job for that yet. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Any other comments on any resolutions? If not, it's our practice to allow public comment on resolutions, though it's not required by law. Anyone in the public has any comment on any of the resolutions, if they have them, if they
could give their name and address into the record. Hearing none, Alan, sorry. No comment. So, >> Alan, I'm singing a little bit. I would entertain uh a motion from council as a consent agenda of these resolutions.
>> Make that motion. >> Motion by council member Craft. >> Second. >> Second by council member Rotunda. Roll call. >> Council member K. >> Yes. >> Council member Rotunda. >> Yes. >> Council member Condos. >> Yes. >> Council member Connor. >> Yes. >> Council member T. >> Yes.
>> Council President Will. >> Yes. Motion approved. >> And that concludes the written agenda. Anyone else on council have anything else at this juncture? >> I was just going to if it's okay um I know I've given status before that you
know Marty the mayor and I were meeting with the school board and then catching up on some of my emails today. Saw we got a letter back from them and they did work with the construction company and come back with a second proposal which I think you know council president Wils had met the request that we had made of
them. So now we just have to wait for them to get approval from the state commissioner for them to actually spend those dollars to repair the roof and hopefully we can move forward. >> Very good. >> Portion of the roof. >> Portion of the roof, right? Portion that we oppose. Right.
>> Thank you. Anything else from council? >> I have a short report for public works. The board book update as of January 5th. Finally, installation was 100% complete. framing was 75% complete and decking was 75% complete. The overall the overall
project remains ahead of schedule with completion and anticipated by the end of January. The construction off office issued 69 total permits in 2025
totaling $172,77.611 building and subcode inspections were performed 1,276 passed and 335 required reinspections. That was for 2025.
>> Pretty busy. >> That's a lot. >> That's all I have there. >> Thank you. Anything else from council? >> Hearing none, we'll go into the audience. If there are any public comments, if anyone has them, if they could give their name and address into
the recorder. Alan is uh and as such hearing none, I would close the public portion and unless there's anything else from council, I would entertain a motion to journ. Motion. >> Motion by council president Wil. >> I'll second it, ma'am.
>> Second by council member Connor. Roll call. >> Council President Wil. >> Yes. >> Council member Connor. >> Yes. >> Council member Condos. >> Yes. >> Council member Crack. >> Yes. >> Council member. >> Yes. >> Council member to Yes.
And we thank Alan for attending.