happened back in the like to call this meeting to order. Right. Everybody would please rise and we'll do a flag salute. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Yeah, we do. You're coming up. I get up there. We're waiting for you, Sean. Can I take that long? You got friends.
I'm only I'm only kidding. All right. So, remember dog days of summer coming up. Roll call. Madam clerk. Council member Deampilis. Council member Dill here. Council member Gity here. Council member Johnston.
Council member Mcwigan here. Council member Owen here. Council President Habberghorn uh present. Also present is administrator Frost, Clerk Keith, city solicitor Smith, and city engineer Snider. Pursuant to the open public
meetings act, notice of this meeting has been provided. The agenda for this meeting is posted in city hall and on the city's website gov.org. Pursuant to code city code A266-8P and to afford everyone an
opportunity to address the governing body, the public may speak only one time and not to exceed three minutes. We have any communications? Not hearing any communications. We're going to jump to
the administr administrator's report and Jason, I see you have potential disposition of a landlock property on the agenda. Yeah. Um, so yeah, in front of you, I believe everyone has a packet. Um, this property is property
own and of itself. not necessarily the issue. The issue is that we don't have any maintain this solicent property owners see if anyone would have any interest in buying the property. um understanding that there's
no commitment that we're obligated to do that, but just kind of getting that letter out there and seeing what the uh what the temperature is with the neighboring property. Okay. Mr. Smith, any comments on that or No,
this was brought to our attention, three years ago. A tree fell down from our property and clean up the tree is what are we going to do and it's
notable don't have any access purpose We got this property at the same time. We got the property at the corner of our fields. We were interested in getting
the corner lot. We really had no interest in this, but take one, you got to take a boat with it. We've never done anything with it. And quite frankly, to get back to do
anything else. So, it seems like the best idea. It's not really going to create any value for people out there to the extent that their assessments are going to create the benefit of someone being
able to extend their backyard. I don't know what we chose to just push it aside. This is a best idea we can come up with right now. Do we need to take any vote to go ahead and do that or do we just go
ahead and advertise it and see what we're not advertising? We're just going to send out how many houses around here. Do you know, Greg, how many houses are around that? Maybe 12. Sounds about right. 12 homes. And I mean I I personally know
someone who lives there and I once said to them, that's the person who's had the fence established. Um they said uh I said you want it. No, I don't want I take care of it. So I don't know
perhaps I guess all I'm really looking for is an okay proceeding. That's fine. Do we have any objections to it? No, not at all. You have a What's that?
How's uh how's the other end of the council feel? Oh, I just noticed they're not here. Oh, I'm sorry. Okay. So, it sound it sounds like um we have we have a okay to do something there, Jason. All right. It doesn't we're not committing
anything. We're just find out. Everyone comes back and says no or doesn't respond. Okay. We'll figure something else out. All right. Sounds good. Since you're on a roll there, Mr. Solicitor, you have anything else to talk about?
Uh, okay. Thank you. Move on. Mr. Schneider. Uh, yes. Uh, fall drive. All the concrete work is done and paving is scheduled for next week, Tuesday or Wednesday, weather permitting. Looks like there might be some rain, but that figures right.
Yeah. Um, the other issue is I spoke to the project manager about Aldi to try to get a more definitive timeline on the improvements and intersection. Um there are a number of utility poles that need to be re relocated so that they're
hoping to get that done by that this summer. So realistically the construction of the intersection will begin in the fall which DOT is actually defers because of traffic. So but yeah utility poles usually take a while but
they're continuing on site to do work. We got a we got a nice update report business administration to all the work they were doing and some of the time that continues. Yeah. State report. Anything else? That's it.
All right. Any committee reports? Hey, council president. Uh on the agenda tonight is an ordinance uh about 90 Broadway. And uh if that passes and resolution 108 passes, uh the planning board on the 21st will be hearing that
case. Okay. Thank you. Any else have anything, Mr. Dolan? Uh yes, I do. Uh Council President, uh Summers Point Arts Commission uh going into the month of June, they're going to have over at the uh Summers Point Arts uh well senior recreation uh building,
there's a going to be uh art class. it it's four classes which is going to be $100. The uh the instructors Betsy uh Nemic um it's $100 but it's $25 basically breaks down to 25 hours per
course includes all your supplies. Uh the the course is sketchbook journaling uh with watercolor from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and and the dates are June 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th. Thank you.
You're welcome. Anyone else have any committee reports? Not hearing any. I do have a couple things I wanted to talk about as far as uh it's really not a committee, but the uh we walk summers point group is uh coming up on our first anniversary
is uh June the 2nd. So uh that group is uh walking three times a week. We're getting somewhere between 16 and 20 people every time we walk. And an interesting uh thing is we have a resident here in Summers Point. Her and her husband spend six months here in
Summers Point and six months out in Oregon. And when she goes out to Oregon, she's going to start a wew walk group out there. So we're going to have a sister group out in Oregon for our little group here in town. So that's a good thing. Uh we do have a cyber security um going to be put on. It's a
presentation. The chief here will be presenting as well as county clerk, county surrogate, and Cla Swift will be here to talk about a bill that she's putting forward. There are some flyers up here in the front. It's going to be on June
23rd at 10:00 a.m. It'll be right here in in the city hall in the chambers and uh all residents are welcome. It's free of charge. So, uh, it's a part of our continuing education we've been doing with the Weiw Walk group, uh, to offer seniors some, uh, some learning
experiences. So, that's all I had on committee report. Mr. President, if if I may, along those same lines, uh, the WeWalk is celebrating one year. I know our yoga program is coming up on one year anniversary and it has turned into
a wildly successful program for some of our more seasoned citizens and and our our yoga instructor is in the is in the audience and would like to give a wave. Thank you so much for that program and and it's meant a lot of things to many
citizens. Yeah, we you have three uh classes that you run now, right? three a week and uh it's getting well received as Mike was talking about with the arts commission again that's over in the senior building much as the yoga we're starting to see more and more use of
that senior building which is uh is a good thing so all good stuff there is that all you had on the committee reports uh yeah that's all I had thank you welcome um regular minutes for April 24th 2020 25 and executive uh
session minutes for April 25th 4, 2025. I need a motion uh to approve for content only. Second. A second. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Not hearing any opposed. The above mentioned minute minutes are approved. Tonight we have
one ordinance that we're going to be introducing. Um and that is ordinance number 11. Ordinance number 11 of 2025. An ordinance adopting the 90 Broadway redevelopment plan within the within
block 2018 lots 1.01, 1.02, 1.03, 1.04, 1.05, 1.08, 2.02, 1.06, and 1.07 in an area in need of rehabilitation within the city of Summers Point, county of
Atlantic, state of New Jersey. And again, this is the uh first reading. May I have a a motion? I'll make that motion. I have a second. Second. Any comments? Just a just a note there, Mr. President. This is a redevelopment plan which uh eventually I'm not sure the
timing, but we'll have a a redevelopers agreement follow this some other details. More detail. Yeah. Yeah. The the process that we're following, Mr. solicitor is to do the um
the redevelopment plan, then go down to the planning board. Planning board for consistency with the master plan. Um, however they vote comes back to us, whatever shape or form they want to
suggest. We then discuss that on the record. any proposals they have any recommendations we're not bound by what they passes then we vote on resolution agreement so that's the
process um any other comments uh Mr. Chairman, just one thing. Having to do all that process, uh, the final reading for this is the day after the planning board. Should we shoot that back to the June 12th meeting for the final adoption
to give everybody a chance to digest it and ask questions and stuff? I know Mike works a real job, so it doesn't really give him any time to review it, you know. So, I'm just throwing that out there, you know. I don't think two weeks is going to kill it. What day is the
planning board meeting? 21st. 21st. And this final adoption on the 22nd. And I was actually planning on going out for ice cream that day rather than reading what the planning board did. So why is it your birthday? Yeah. So it's actually Sean's birthday. So we're celebrate
that. But I'm just That's a council decision. Yeah. I'm just throwing that out there. I'm thinking cuz if we if we do it on the 22nd and there's a problem, we're going to be doing it on the 12th anyway, you know, so maybe we iron out any potential problems so that we give
this a smooth transition to get this through. And Mr. Gary, I can support that. Thank you, Howard. I appreciate that. And that would give us a little bit more time to work on the uh agreement, too. Correct. Yes. Yes. So, Mr.
But I don't We're almost there. All right. We're almost there. I I don't have an argument against it, unfortunately. I'm fine with it as well as celebrating Sean's birthday. Uh so, um Mr. Solicitor, do we need to
amend this after or do we need to amend it now? Can we just change the date on it? She has the date of Okay. So then if there's no more comments, may I get a motion to We have
a motion. All in favor? I I Any opposed? Not hearing any opposed. Ordinance number 11 is introduced. Okay. Now we go. Uh I have a motion to open for public comment for resolutions only.
I'll make that motion. Second. Okay. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Hearing any opposed. We're now open public comment on resolution only. Motion to close the public portion on or
resolution. I have a second. Second. All in favor? I. Okay. We are closed for resolutions public comment. So, resolution number 108. Resolution number 108 of 2025, resolution referring the 90
Broadway redevelopment plan for block 2018 lots 1.01, 1.02, 1.03, 1.04, 1.05, 1.08, 2.02, 1.06, and 1.07 to the Summers Point Planning Board as required
by [Music] NJSA4A12A-7. E. You want to repeat that? May May I have a motion, please? So moved. May I have a second? Second. Any comments? Not hearing any comments. All
in favor? Any opposed? Not hearing any opposed. Resolution number 108 is approved. Resolution number 124. Resolution number 124 of 2025, saluting the efforts of the 2025 Bayest Committee
and volunteers. Whereas the annual Bayfest celebration in Summers Point held this year on April 26th has become a cherished tradition bringing joy, unity, and community spirit to our city. And whereas the success of the Bay Fest celebration is a testament to the hard
work, dedication, and tireless efforts of the committee members who volunteer their time and expertise to organize and execute this remarkable event. And whereas the Bayfest committee members have demonstrated exemplary exemplary leadership, creativity and passion in
planning and coordinating every aspect of the celebration from entertainment and activities to logistics and safety measures. And whereas their commitment to excellence has resulted in a truly memorable experience for residents and visitors alike, fostering a sense of
pride in our community and showcasing the beauty and vibrancy of Summers Point. And whereas their selfless contributions have contributed significantly to the cultural, social, and economic vitality of our city, attracting visitors, supporting local
businesses, and strengthening the bonds of friendship and camaraderie among our citizens. And whereas the Bayest Committee is a volunteer committee that has taken on the responsibility for this event each year. And whereas the Bay Fest committee consists of the following
individuals. Steve Horning, committee chair, Shelley Blumenthal, Diedra Cosgrove, Emerald Horning, Ashley Mathers, and Brianna McNair. And whereas on the day of the event, the committee is joined by a group of volunteers who give their time to help execute the plan
for the day. This year those volunteers were John Hellbig, Lynn Mchuan, Bill Falls, Joe Falls, Charles Habercorn, Janice Johnston, Jeffrey Kestrel, Shaina Kestrel, Ryan McNair, Mike Owen, and Quinn Tran. And now therefore, be it
resolved that the city council of the city of Summers Point hereby extends its heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the committee members and volunteers of the annual Bayfest celebration for their outstanding service, dedication, and passion in organizing and producing this
beloved community event that helps make the city of Summers Point proud. Wow, she did that with only taking two breaths, too. That's pretty good. I won't ask her to repeat it. May we get a motion, please? I'll make that motion. Second. Second. Any comments?
Mr. President, [Applause] that's pretty good. Yeah. Just a couple things. First off, uh, one of the highlights of PlayFest is the music. We do have one of the leading rock stars in
the community here. So, Greg, the Clayton of the Oh, there he is. Sure thing. Wow. There you go. Speak up. I can't hear you. Too much loud music for 40 years, right? He'll be uh appearing in several gigs
over the next uh century. Look for him. Uh Sean said it wasn't going to rain. There you go. So, uh it it's hard to describe what it takes to put an event on like that and the amount of uh effort
is put into it and the amount of stress that is that people take on as they you know join that committee and of course we have our our committee chairman here Steve Horning and I'm sure you're going to present him the resolution uh you
know just an excellent uh example of leadership with that committee and and such a uh smooth operation. Now, I have some people very close to me that are vendors and and uh they go to um all these different events and they
tell me Bayfest is one of the most uh organized and well-run operations. So, uh as a city council member and as a citizen of the city, I'm proud that we have Bayfest every year and I look forward to it and I'm counting the days till next year. Thank you. Thank you.
Anybody else have any comments? I think Sean something did pretty well. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Not hearing any opposed. Resolution number 124 is approved. We present that right at this point. Yes.
Okay. I know. Yeah. Is it okay with you? I'm going to take a few moments just to give you a quick thank you as well. Um you said it that that resolution there was very well written. I hate
that it's not just it is really one first and for the other ones are chiefs and particularly who really a huge part of the security as far as Ocean City Police
Department's office. We actually add that Chief Michael as well as his members and members of company all of those barriers that we had to put up
this year. Martin, Frankman, and the Department of Public Works for setting up all of those, breaking them down as well as the trash collection throughout the entire day. 12 hours set up and break
down as well as the AC sweeper. They sweeper and they sweep avenue two or three times before the end of the night. Make sure that that street looks even better than when we got there. Um, so again, really is an entire
county, city, group of people to make that all happen. Thank you all. Yes, you mentioned no rain, couple of drops, but we did all right. Thank you.
[Applause] 125. Okay. Resolution number 125, please. Resolution number 125 of 2025, recognizing May as mental health awareness month. Whereas mental health is essential to overall health and
well-being and affects people of all ages, backgrounds, and communities. And whereas one in five adults and one in six youth in the United States experience a mental health condition each year. And many do so in silence due to stigma and lack of access to care.
And whereas the co 19 pandemic has further highlighted the importance of mental health care and increased the need for accessible, equitable and effective mental health services. And whereas mental health awareness month was established in 1949 and is observed
nationwide every May to raise awareness, fight stigma and promote education and support around mental health issues. hand. Whereas local governments, schools, health care providers, businesses, and community organizations all play a vital role in supporting mental wellness and reducing barriers to
care. And whereas increasing public understanding of mental health can encourage people to seek help, improve outcomes, and foster a more compassionate and supportive society. Now therefore, be it resolved that the city council of the city of Summers Point does hereby recognize the month of
May 2025 as mental health awareness month in Summers Point, New Jersey. And be it further resolved that the city council urges all residents, businesses, and community organizations to support mental health awareness, promote access to care, and stand together to end the
stigma surrounding mental illness. May I have a motion? I'll make that motion. Have a second. Second. any comments? Just real quick, Mr. President, uh you know, there's a crisis in this uh country uh relative to mental health and and as as the uh resolution stated
there, the stigma and so forth is not helping that. We need to address it more and more directly. Uh you know, many of us uh I'm sure many all of us know somebody or have somebody in our family affected by that. Um and just one last
thing, the suicide crisis lifeline is 988 now. It's a three-digit number. If you have a situation or a problem, just dial 988 and someone will be there to help you. Thank you. Thank you. Any other comments? Not hearing any other
comments. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Not hearing any opposed. Resolution number 125 is approved. Madam clerk, 126, please. Resolution number 126 of 2025. Saluting and congratulating Shore Medical Center for earning an A hospital
safety grade from the Leapfrog Group. Whereas the health and safety of patients is a top priority for any healthc care institution and achieving high standards of patient care requires dedication, leadership, and teamwork. And whereas Shore Medical Center located
in Summers Point, New Jersey has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence in patient safety, quality care, and clinical best practices. And whereas the Leapfrog Group, an independent national watchdog organization, assigns hospital safety
grades to over 2,700 general hospitals across the country based on more than 30 national performance measures. And whereas Shore Medical Center has earned an Agrade in the spring 2025 Leafrog Hospital safety grades, reflecting top
tier performance in protecting patients from harm and meeting rigorous safety standards. And whereas this outstanding achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of Shore Medical Cent's leadership, physicians, nurses, and entire staff. And whereas
the city council of the city of Summers Point recognizes Shore Medical Center as a vital institution serving our region and salutes their commitment to the well-being of our community. Now therefore, be it resolved that the city council of the city of Summers Point does hereby extend its heartfelt
congratulations and appreciation to Shore Medical Center for earning an A grade from the Leaprog Group for Hospital Safety. Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be presented to Shore Medical Center as an expression of the community's pride and
gratitude for their outstanding service. May I have a motion? So moved. I have a second. Second. comments, Mr. President. Yes. No, go ahead. You go ahead first. You're you wrote the resolution. I just uh you know, it would be hard to be it's hard to envision
Summers Point without Shore Medical Center. Uh we're very fortunate to have it there and and the fine uh leadership over there as well as all of the hardworking uh staff, doctors, nurses, and other support staff over there. It's
great to have them there. Uh particularly when I cut my hand open to run that way. Uh you know, but it's even greater that they they're performing at such a high level. They they've earned an A. Congratulations. They should be very proud of that. Great. Council President.
Yes, sir. Uh I really appreciate the hospital being here as well. I mean, talk about taking, you know, everybody has a share like ownership here in town. You guys do a fantastic job. Not to mention um when they did the addition about a decade or so ago, the one roof
is actually a green roof where they actually captures uh rainwater storm water you call it, but it's it's really fantastic that they put that into their design with the hospital and uh it's just great. Thanks.
Council President, uh I would just like to uh recognize the fact that Shore Medical Center is a fantastic neighbor in this town. It does a lot of good things for it. And as personally as a family, I've had to use Shore Medical
Center on several occasions within the last two years. And everything that they say in that resolution is exactly what it is. I thank you and the hospital for what you do for this community. And we're getting a lot of great press the last couple of uh meetings. You've had
some things going on at the hospital. Just shows the commitment to the community. He shows the commitment to healthcare and the professional healthcare. So, we really do appreciate it. Why don't you come up and we'll hand you the uh the resolution. Mr. McGon, are you ready for another picture?
There's the mayor. I know. Yeah. Thank you very much. Just briefly, this is our 85th year in Summers Point, 1940. Howard State, Dr. Peter Marvel and Reverend Franklin Buck from Ocean
City Atlantic Facility. This is a hard earned recognition from [Applause] All right. To the uh consent agenda,
correct? I have a motion uh for the consent agenda, please. I'll make that motion. Have a second. Second. All in. Any comments first? Not hearing any comments. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Not hearing any opposed. The consent
agenda is approved. Does anyone have any old business? Not hearing any old business. Does anyone have any new business? We do have one thing on here as far as a social affairs
permit. The chief okay with that. Okay. May I have a motion to accept this social affair? So moved. I'll make that motion. Have a second, please. Second. Okay. Council
any comments? Yeah. Council President, I do have a comment. Uh during the uh committee reports, I should have uh brought this up that the Veterans Advisory Committee met on Monday and uh this uh resolution is a direct effect on
the planning of the uh Memorial Day parade and uh I would just like to think thank the members of the advisory committee for their hard work in organizing this uh parade. Thank you. Any other comments? Not hearing any other comments. It's all in favor. I.
Any opposed? Not hearing anybody opposed. This application is approved. Any other new business? Not hearing any other new business. Um Jason, can you discuss the bills, please? Okay. Public portion. May I have a
motion to open for public comments? Go for it. So moved. Second. Second. Okay. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Not hearing any opposed. We're now open for public comment. Yes, Mr. Fox.
I have to say Oh, sorry. Yes, I am in fact. I live at 90 Broadway. Um, and I was asked to speak tonight by a neighbor Sue Ka who said she was unable to be
here. That's going to read the text that was sent. I can't go tonight but please share my story. I could not go due to health issues from
this high blood pressure from stress, trouble breathing and pain from on SSDI $1,700 a month on many weights nowhere a discovered this
week in terms of I was surprised I had follow. This is something that is on a state website regarding relocation assistance and I will
relocation assisted by the New Jersey state legislature to ensure the equable treatment of individuals displaced by government action under the rules for relocation. Government is programs
[Music] building. The amended eviction law also has also requires relocation assistance pursuant to its provisions. The relocation assistance programs as a partnership between the municipality and
the state. There are times when a municipality causes a tenant to leave their dwelling or places. This can this can be because the dwelling is unsafe or because municipality is undertaking a development or redevelopment project. When a municipality decides
that a tenant must leave their dwelling, the municipality must send a plan called a workable relocation assistance plan or I was very surprised to hear that I' never heard before. uh to the Department
of Community Affairs for review. The WAP must show that the municipality knows the number of people impacted by location and then must demonstrate there are enough comparable replacement housing units in the area for the people
to find new homes. Each municipality must designate the individual who will carry out the obligation established by law. Departmental approval of wraps is required before relocation activ Uh once the w has been approved
list that are being moved uh once the municipality informs the tenants that they are being the municipality must also tell the tenants that the municipality will help them find another place to live um and that they have the
right to appeal to the municipality actions. The state does not become involved in the identification of replacement housing. The program is not set up to individuals who decided they thank you very much for your time and attention. I appreciate that you are
now aware of this myself. Thank you, Mr. Fox. Not seeing anyone else that has motion to close the public. We have Sorry, this is the opportunity to speak. Oh, I'm sorry.
bills. Oh, no, no, no. Come on up. I'm sorry. I didn't realize. [Laughter] Ladies and gentlemen, my name is 319 Avenue. The reason I'm here today
is in August of 2023, I had worked with Doug who was the recreation director for to install toy library. Long story short, it lasted 11
months. Um, and during the entire months, I received one notification that there had been toys left out overnight. Uh, and unfortunately, I picked those up. Um, the next month I received a text that I had 72 hours to remove the
library. The reasoning was apparently there was some safety concerns from the safety committee um about life jackets and employees and that type of thing. There was no conversation to discuss to adapt what was in the library to protect it to
make it acceptable for the safety committee. Um and I was more concerned about them destroying it. So I went down and removed it. It's in my property right now. I would like to uh have the opportunity to work with the city um to return the
library formally to the beach. Um with the consideration of the safety committee concern the community um I have worked with last week I was in front of the recreation board last week. I talked with them. They were very uh in favor of getting returned. Um and I went
out to the community in last week to make sure that we come up with a game plan to make sure that community members um are looking after the library. Um in addition to some additional opportunities that I look at that wouldn't cost the city any money um
to make sure that we are the city. Safety is number one. Of course, we want to monitor our kids, make sure they're as safe as possible. Uh but also return this. It's a great feature for the children. Parents don't have to carry and lug things down to the beach. The kids enjoy it. Kids love it.
I go I go down there pretty much every other day when I'm I'm here during the summer and pull out broken toys, replace them with new toys. Um, and I've taken that on myself. I have a whole shed of toys that I've collected to be able to populate the library. Um, so I'm looking for
a I guess resolution to this with the consideration of the board and support with all of those things in mind. Also asking is there anything else that or the city would like me to do um so that this can return to the
community. Do you have a um a list of folks that would be willing to um aid in you know doing that? Okay, that's great. And uh I'd be willing to take your information back to our safety committee just to kind of I wasn't here when this
all went on. I'd like to get educated on all the issues that may have been there and try to do a workable plan also if there is such a plan. So, um, if you want to share any information you have with me, either hard copies or you want to email me, I'd be happy to to take
that on. I know I can work with Mr. Mcwigan and Mr. Owen through the recreation board. But I really would like to have you send that to me so I can then go to the committee and and appreciative like the city has a number
of issues. I do have signs that I create that I put there to make sure things back. I have got a number of suggestions about a QR code if there's any issues or something that they reach out to me. Okay. So, yeah. All right. Let me uh let me take
that on and uh and you know work on that maybe over the next two weeks and get back to you as quickly as I can, but I want to make sure we do a thorough understand. I would certainly appreciate it. Thank you very much. You're welcome. Any other comments, council?
Mary 28 Delaware Avenue. I just wanted to thank y'all for the little street. And I can't really nice. I know you always have to get rid of the crane. Who owns the crane?
I I'm not sure who owns that crane. Do you Does anybody really know? From from what I've heard is that that's in the works. Uh the mayor's been talking to Jingali. It doesn't belong to Jingali. Okay. Yeah, it ended up there.
Well, it seems like that marina tracks cranes on barges. I remember when we had the one for 20 years there and then we got rid of it. Now we have another one back. But from what I understand is they can't take that back to where it's supposed to be because the boom is stuck
up and it won't go under the bridge. But I don't think it should be in our bayront. It should be somewhere else. So the mayor's been working on that. So yeah, you can touch base with him when he gets back. Thank you.
All right. Any other public comments? Anybody? Can I get a motion to close? Motion. Motion to close the public portion. I have a second, please. Second. All in favor? I Okay, we're now close for uh public comment. Jason, let's see. Got a payment
of bills. Can I have a motion to pay the bills? I'll make that motion. I have a second. Second. All in favor? President. Yes. If I may. Yes. The very last bill on the last page is a bill for me. It's
some reimbursement for some day expenses. I'd like to recuse myself from that particular bill. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. All in favor? I. Any opposed? I hear any opposed. Mr. Frost, please
pay the bills. Uh any comments from the governing body? Move we adjourn. Before we adjourn, I want to thank everybody for coming out tonight and and voicing what was going on. And I hope the audience got a sense of, you know, all the things going on here in town that
were recognizing uh for good favorable things going forward and and the comments that the toys uh trying to take that under advisement and move it forward. So I want to thank everybody for coming out and and doing that. So now may I have a motion to adjourn? Motion tojourn. May I have a second?
I'll second. Meeting is adjourned. Don't forget Mother's Day is something.