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is commissioner meeting on February 13 2025 at 6m at the6 County administrative Center in the commissioner meeting room on one Spring Street Newton New Jersey roll call please here Henderson here uh deputy director space here director Carney here
commissioner de gr here number three is a moment of silence and the salute to the flag Al to the flag United States of America number four is public statement pursuant to the open public meetings act chapter 231 PL 1975 at a quick notice as
defined by section 3D of chapter 231 pl1 1975 has been made by regular mail and email such notice being submitted on January 7th 2025 from the administrative center of the county of Sussex located at one Spring Street Newton New Jersey to the following New Jersey Herald Star
Ledger and Strauss news and was also posted on a boltin board maintaining administrative Center for Public Announcement and has been submitted to assess can clerk in compliance with said Act at this time please mute all electronic devices for the Commissioners please put
your phones away put in your pocket number five is approval agenda can I get a motion to approve the agenda commissioner Hayden seconds uh any discussion all in favor say I I I oppose
abstain carries number six Proclamation certificates presentations there are none number seven public hearing there is none number eight public session from the floor this public session is for those wishing to make a comment of three minutes or less regarding an agenda
topic please line up with the microphone and state your name municipality and agenda topic for the record motion to open the floor for public comment so moved seconden commissioner gr seconds any discussion all in favor say I I I oppose abstain
carries FL is open all right seeing no one can I get a motion to close the floor for public comments some moved commission Hayden moves commissioner space seconds any discussion favor say I I oppose abstain carries all right number nine
commissioner comments commissioner Henderson we'll start with you uh just a couple of things uh it's been busy the last couple of weeks on January 23rd I attended the votech meeting unfortunately there was only a few parents there I know they had a big
issue last year I'd like to to see the parents stay engaged with the school but there was probably three parents at the school that night on January 27th I met with the Sussex County auditor uh for the explanation of the 2025 County budget I can say he's very thorough and
I certainly got a lesson on the county Budget on January 28th I attended a Sussex County Community College uh meeting for the first time uh on January 31st I attended the swearing in of our new acting County
prosecutors seill kbsi I'd like to wish him the best uh in his new role as a head law enforcement officer here in Sussex County on February 3rd I attended the Special Olympics at Mountain Creek with Anthony Rossy the mayor I can tell you it's definitely a rewarding thing if
you've never been to the Special Olympics they had 300 competitors that were absolutely thrilled about being there and coming down the slopes or whatever they were competing in on February 4th I attended Sanderson Township meeting it's my goal I I know they're not I'm not their liaison it's
my goal to visit every municipality I think it's important that people can put a face to the name when they hear it whether that be good or bad on February 4th uh commissioner degr and I met with Dr Homer and had a review at the County College February 5th I met
for Senior Services yes I'll admit I just signed up for Medicare it was hard walking in that door but let me tell you if you've never been to Senior Services I will highly recommend those ladies they were absolutely fantastic to help set up Medicare and we've never gone through it
and believe me I never thought I was going to be that man either on February 5th uh I'm sorry February 6th I had my first Zoom meeting with susex County water quality pack today was definitely an exceptional
day uh I started out with an EDC breakfast this morning at 8:00 a.m. at 10:00 a.m. I attended graveside services for Aron Township mayor Leslie Hamilton who served in multiple positions in Hardon Township she actually sat on their planning board for 37
years uh at five o'clock I just attended the Sussex County College board meeting uh congratulations to Mr Yardley and Dr Silverthorn on their appointment as chair and vice chair and that's all I have thank you commissioner commissioner
Hayden okay uh thank you commissioner degr yes uh to begin I believe it is always essential to follow up on goals set during our reorganization meeting as I've done in the past uh tonight I would like to address a few key initiatives as significant progress has already been
made in the first month uh first I want to highlight the goal of authorizing a public referendum of the Farmland preservation open space and Recreation tax as state as I stated at the January 1 meeting which is also in the minutes that we'll approve tonight I said top priority in 2025 will be to authorize a
public referendum to appear on the November 4th 2025 general election ballot to seek voter approval to continue the Sussex County Farmland preservation Recreation and open space trust fund for an additional 10-year time period to meet the August deadline
for the general ballot inclusion I will begin advocating for this measure immediately engaging with all of the municipalities uh when I commit to something I follow through uh and it has been both refreshing and encouraging to see the mun municipalities proactively supporting this initiative uh the
following mun IP alties have already passed resolutions uh who want the board of County Commissioners to authorize the public referendum uh the municipalities are as followed Sanderson township Green Township freeden Township Stillwater Township Frankfurt Township Hamburg bur
Council monteu Township Lafayette Township committees additionally both the Sussex County Agricultural Development board and the Sussex County Board of Agriculture have passed similar resolutions uh I'm a pro farmer guy uh born and raised here a firm believer in
the First Amendment and a strong advocate for democracy bringing power to the people uh this overwhelming local support from municipalities and agricultural organizations underscores the importance of taking action without unnecessary buic delays uh government is
often slow moving but instead of being reactive I suggest we be proactive moving forward with this initiative early will ensure suss County's clerk office will have ample time time to complete the necessary preparations for the referendum uh I would strongly would like the board to seriously consider
taking action on this measure perhaps at the next meeting with this local support uh furthermore as mentioned during the reorganization meeting another exciting Initiative for 2025 is the launch of the county seed Library through the division of Senior Services
I am pleased to report that we are moving through phase two and beginning preparations for phase three our seats Supply now includes over 1,300 packets of various fruit vegetable and flowers seeds uh with the invaluable support of
Ruckers Sussex County uh extension and the Ruckers Master Gardeners we have scheduled two educational sessions uh the first will be on March 12 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 in Newton Liberty Towers the second will be April 9th uh 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Vernon Senior
Center additional dates will be announced in the coming months uh if you are looking to attend please call 97357 n555 extension1 1225 or email K kings. nj. us a special thank you to all
those who have made this initiative possible uh Karen King from Senior Services Lorraine hence uh who isn't here today um uh Lisa cherell uh cherell from Ruckers Master Gardeners and director of Library s uh systems uh will Porter who's
here uh additionally as we have towards the middle of February uh we have officially closed our Farmland preservation uh plan public survey in our last meeting if you recall I set a goal of collecting over 600 responses because we were at like 580 uh I'm
thrilled to announce that we got uh 643 responses so uh really good job from the public uh thank you to Sussex County for taking part in that some key takeaways from the survey include responses were received from every municipality except unfortunately uh Andover burrow and
wallpack uh which was a little sad um but overall the highest participation came from wage Township 135 responses hardest in Township 104 followed by still water with 56 uh a clear majority of respondents expressed concern about the
loss of farmland and recognize the importance of Agriculture here in Sussex County uh 46% of respondents identified res uh residential development as the greatest threat to farming in the county uh over 60% of uh respondents purchase local agriculture ultural products
mainly fruits and vegetables from Farm stands at least once a week during the season more than 80% of respondents have attended events at local farms such as pick your own experience being the most popular followed by closely by hay rides all that fun stuff um these insights
really will play a crucial role in shaping the susex county Farmland preservation Plan update uh and I want to extend my appreciation to the Land Conservancy for their dedicated work on this project uh as mentioned uh commissioner Anderson and I as liaison Su susus County Community College
recently held our quarterly meeting with interim president Dr Corey Homer it was a pleasure to discuss his vision for the community college and his goals for 2025 I also want to share uh the update oh I was able to share updates on my continued work uh with the agricultural
program in collaboration with Hudson Farms looking ahead I see a bright future for the community college and look forward to continue your collaboration with Dr Homer uh finally since our last meeting uh I also attended Sussex County's mua's reorganization meeting uh big congratulations to Sussex bur's uh very
own Mario pogy on uh being sworn in for the fulltime term uh that's all uh commissioner I just got one question for you you said you were going to municipalities with a resolution what resolution did we agree on that you were going with uh I only went to one
municipality with a resolution um so in the resolution uh does not include any literature signature of mine or the board of County Commissioners it was on behalf of myself their suggestion uh I guess it was drafted
from the last time this type of situation with the referendum occurred so don't you think you should go to resolution that we all approve that that way it's not like something that we didn't approve well the municipalities are their own the municipalities are their own
elected officials you can think for themselves and if they look to pass a resolution resolution it's not theirs you're giving them like a sample resolution an old resolution from 10 years ago well they could look back at their own records and see that they had a resolution similar to those understood
but don't you think that we should all approve a resolution give that to them well I think there's always going to be power to the people and if it starts at the local level who am I to judge or who are us to judge where it comes from okay if it's the voice of the people I think you're missing my point but we'll move
on no problem deputy director thank you um director Carney and I also met with Dr Corey Homer the new interim president of the County College and he gave us the update of everything that um he plans to do this
year with their Capital because the capital projects have been lacking over the years so we were excited to hear that and we invited him back to a budget meeting so that he could present the budget from his perspective since the budget that we had previously was from
from you know the budget requests were previously from the other college President and Dr Homer wasn't present during the original meeting so we invited him back and um we heard what he said and we are planning on bringing the
college and the technical school together for a budget meeting with us so that we can get the two schools on the same page or somewhat of the same page so that we can best figure out a way to fund both schools adequately
um and we've had two full budget meetings since our last meeting and our budget is in good shape the county budget is in very good shape we've put a lot of time into that and I visited the 911 Communication Center uh had an
excellent tour and Sheriff Strada um he wasn't there that because I was there very early before most people are at work because they're a 24-hour operation there and they Service 13 municipalities and it's run very well and I was very happy to attend that and my social
services updates are Division of Community and new Services Vape detection systems on December 11th 2024 the B Board of County Commissioners authorized the Division of Community and youth services to utilize opioid settlement funds to purchase Vape
sensors in Sussex County Middle School and High Schools Vape sensors were received in January and 119 Vape sensors were delivered to 12 middle middle and high schools within the county there is also a resolution on tonight's agenda this evening authorizing the Division of
Community and youth services to utilize opioid settlement funds to reimburse four schools that have purchased Vape detection systems prior to this funding opportunity this init this initiative will serve as a resource for schools to help Administration identify occurrences
enforce anti vaping policies assist in prevention efforts and overall deter vaping incidents division of health and SE Senior Services Valentine's Day Drive for veterans the Sussex County divisions of Health and Senior Services and the medical reserves corpse collected
essential items for local veterans this Valentine's Day to show appreciation for those who have served our country all donations will be delivered to the veteran Clothing Closet at the partnership for Social Services located in Franklin the county of Sussex divisions of Health and Senior Services
and the Sussex County Medical reserves corpse thanks our veterans for their service and sacrifice and sends a sincere thank you to the community volunteers and County Employees as well as those who served as a collection site and or donated to make this drive a success a senior services caregiver
support group meeting will be held virtually by Zoom from 2: to 3M on Thursday February 20th this group helps to reduce the negative effects of stress and increases the physical and psychological Wellness of the caregiver it also provides information about
programs and services available to the caregiver information on how to access these services and provides referrals as necessary please call the division of senior services at 97357 n555 extension 1288 to obtain additional information or
to register to attend these meetings Office of Public Health nursing a woman's health screening clinic will be held on Thursday February 20th 2025 from 4:30 to 7 11:30 at the Office of Public Health nursing 2011 wheatsworth Road Hamburg this Clinic offers a variety of
Health screenings and education this service is free to uninsured and underinsured County residents who qualify for the New Jersey cancer education and early detection njce program to make an appointment call the Office of Public Health nursing at
973 579 0570 extension 1275 and that's all I have thank you deputy director all right I'll start off with planning department engineering planning sorry the division of engineering is finalize finalizing
plans for replacement Bridge X20 over Barry Road in wage this replacement bridge will be a two-lane 20 foot Spain GL lamb Timber superstructure set on pre-cast modular concrete abutments materials required for the glue Lam Timber superstructure and mreal
Foundation system will be procured over the next few months Susy County construction crew is currently developing a construction schedule that assured Project work will be completed in compliance with ngdp permit work uh and restrictions restrictions include periods of no work within the
stream Corridor to protect threatened and endangered species preliminary de de uh demolition work is expected to begin early of early spring of this year a stream diversion will be installed following a prelimin preliminary demolition in consideration of the
permit re restriction and other active projects work on a new bridge is expected to resume summer or early fall completion of the project and reopening of the bridge will likely be late 2025 or spring of 26 project completion will be dependent on availability materials
njd permit restrictions advantage of work mergent needs and weather uh Traffic Safety is always their primary concern this is something that I talked to you about commissioner Henderson in focus of the County County Route 515 is a heavily traveled County
Route within Hardon and Vernon townships when traveling county roote 515 from the south as the driver approaches Vernon Town Center they are subject to managing a significant and long downhill grade as they approach Vern in town center the segment of the road in this Hills particular has been a primary safety
focus of the county and local municipalities for many years in response to operational safety concerns in 1979 the county the municipalities and state authorized a fourton commercial weight restriction along the segment of County Route 515 recently division of uh
engineering met with the staff from Vernon harderson townships to review existing inservice traffic signs placed to alert roadway users of the weight restriction in downhill G based upon the meeting division of engineering Transportation oper operations is conducting a review of the advisor and
regulatory sign system installed to to alert drivers to the fourton commercial weight restriction the review will identify potential opportunities which may provide for additional enhancement to the existing system of signs as determin appropriate signs will be updated in consideration of current
standards within the manual on uniform traffic control for streets and Highway and enhance to provide clear guideways to roadway users Additionally the division has included in traffic safety work program a review of The 1975 authorization establishing a 20 M hour
truck speed limit Al segment County Road all right as deputy director said we did meet with Dr Cory Homer was a very good meeting uh I do feel like we're heading in the right direction at the college uh as you may have heard
there's some um resignations at the College of Board of Trustees I don't really know what to say about that all I can tell you is that we're are looking for people if anybody knows anybody Commissioners anybody out there anybody who's listening at home or watching at home will'll be looking for
think one can one candidate two two candidates at at the moment so if you're interested in the Board of Trustees it's pretty much much a brand new board with a a brand new uh president so we're welcoming your your resumes uh as Jo Point them out again we
had our budget hearings they're very very well um we are way ahead of schedule which is always nice I think last year we set a record I think this year we might even set another record so that's good uh I want to congratulate herb yarly on becoming chair and Dr Liz
Silverthorne for becoming Vice chair they lucky to have you guys I'm happy to hear that I just want to touch base on something that commissioner uh degut said um I'm not against farming whatsoever I first job I ever had was on a farm I grew up with a bunch of farmers
here in Lage I just want to point out to the board and I'm going to send you guys all this information I got this from our planner um autum sylvestri I had to run some numbers and I just want to make sure everybody gets facts before we go and put a resolution up um it's our prerogative to to do the
resolution we could do a five a 10 a 15 or 20 would be up to us and we could write it accordingly and we have our attorneys looking into how we can write that and state it on average for the last 10 years the the um the fund accumulated $395,000 a
year um as of right now Sussex has 47% of our land preserved Warren County has 36 and 100 has 29 our total acreage is 34258 it's about 111,000 more um than Warren
and it's about I'm just reading this real quick about 60,000 more than hun so I'll gives you comparable um numbers and counties where we're at so 47 3629 I just want everybody to be aware of how a resolution can be read and that's why I was kind of asking you that question
Jack is we should put a resolution together which doesn't need to be done till August so we have plenty of time we also need to keep in mind that we're going over our state plan right now Autumn will'll be working on so there isn't that much time to do this um so we just got to get our facts together I'm
going to have when autumn is has some time when she's not working working on the state plan she will come here and give us a presentation on what she thinks the facts which again I will get this all to you guys so you have these facts um about what we can do where
we're at again we're waiting on Council to figure out how we can write that referendum meaning we have $6.2 million in crawfords and if we're not using that money maybe we should take a break for a year or two or three and save the taxpayer
$395,000 I would like to have that prerogative written on that referendum that way when people vote whether they say yay or nay that's fine that is their prerogative absolutely but it should be our prerogative to see those numbers because we are aware of them because we work here and be able to freeze that at
any point we're not here to collect money we had that situation already at some of the schools that we run and uh we didn't like that so we'll have her come in when she has some time to give her presentation I would also like to invite Tanny horfield she deals with a lot of businesses throughout the county
so she can come and give her two cents as well and uh like I said I'll get you guys this information of Christina you could follow this all the Commissioners it's cut and dry for the most part there's some more information that I will be looking for but she is working
on a state plan she's very busy with that she's also interviewing some people um for applications for the the vacancies that we have in planning so that is all I have just com on your comment feel free I don't see why I have
to say I grew up on a farm as well too I don't think that you need to defend the decision you're making I ran on the idea of smart growth for Sussex County when you look at seniors in Sussex County and our tax rate in every municipality in county and then I'll take a young couple trying to move in this County if we
preserve all this land and everything's in open space where do these people start where do they buy a home if everything's preserved I mean if we got 40 what you say 47 or 49% that's a lot of property preserved in this County in my opinion and where do we get future
ratables from right I mean somehow we have to be able to handle the tax rate increase with everybody I mean I come look at Lafayette ourself I mean if we did everything in open space there's no building for anybody to come in to try to help the taxpayers pay taxes we need
smart growth and we need voters to decide whether they want to continue with uh the open space tax or if they want to take a break and we still have the funds that we need to use that we already collected oh just just to give you one more point and then I'll let this go because I don't want to
dwell on too much because you guys can read all it yourself and just remaining land in the county is 37% 37% is left in the county That's not including your DP and your setbacks that you have so that 37% I'm does that
include the federal land the preserved and public lands was 47% yeah so Federal you know so that's that's a lot of land we're losing 47% it's a lot a lot yes develop land is 16 and like I said is 37 if you want to develop anything and create jobs you're not going to be able
to do it if you keep doing that I can't disagree we have a hous housing shortage too right so anyway that's where we're at I will get you that information we can talk about it at another time uh number 10 approval of a consent agenda there is none approval l number 11 approval minutes uh these minutes are
for reorg meeting on January 1st 2025 regular meeting January 8th 2025 and a regular meeting January 20 moved 22nd 2025 motion to approve commissioner Hayden C second second direct deputy director space any discussion just one thing on one of the minutes where you
and I went to the county uh jail K DWI is spelled wrong I know that because I've signed plenty of reports with Kio DWI on it but all right we'll fix that any other discussion all in favor say I I I oppose
abstain carries number 12 ordinance there is none number 13 appointments Andor resignations we have two uh acknowledging appointment of Paul fiori as a member of the Su County Community College Board of Trustees said term to
expire February 13 2029 and B reappointment of Rachel Health as a member of the susex County Mental Health Board for a term of three years beginning immediately expired June 30th 2027 motion to adopt resolutions a Hayden moves commissioner de sorry
seconds uh any discussion all right roll call please yeser Henderson yes director space yes director yesion yes right number 14 resolutions
a motion to adopt resolutions a through P so move deputy director space have a second second commissioner Henderson any discussion roll call please yes commerson yes director yes
director yesion yes 15's Award of contract change orders and brids board of County commissioners of the county of Sussex has reviewed the award of contract change orders consistent of various proposed resolutions and determine that adoption
of the said resolutions is and will further public interest motion to adopt resolutions a through D sove second commissioner Hayden or I'm sorry commissioner Henderson commissioner Gro seconds any discussion all right please commissioner
Hayden yeser Henderson yes director yes director yesion the group yes number 16's Financial uh resol a payment of bills list from February 13 2025 a motion to pay bills list a so moved
deput director space second second commissioner de grp any discussion roll call yeser Henderson yes deputy director space yes director Carney yes commissioner yes resolution B payments
of Bill list B February from February 13 2025 motion to pay bills list B move uh motion by commissioner Hayden have a second second commissioner Henderson seconds any discussion call commissioner Hayden yes commissioner Henderson yes deputy
director space abstain director carne yes commissioner yes all right number c is introducing intoduction for for first reading resolution authorizing cap to limit County budget appropriation
increase in 2025 County budget to 3.5% over the previous year's final appro ation subject to certain exemptions and to establish an appropriation cap Bank motion to adopt the resolution on first reading so moved director
space director director commissioner a I'm all over I'm sorry um seconds any discussion all right roll call commissioner Hayden yes commissioner Henderson yes deputy director space yes director Carney yes commissioner the gr
yes number 17 person is none number 18 administrative report Ron you are up thank you commissioner director first thing I attended the Statewide U reorg meeting last week and was sworn in as a commissioner on on on the executive board for that and during that meeting
the county was given an award a safety award for best practices and training uh workers compensation management uh self inspections um all the things that we do internally and I I want to make a comment about this because we got this
award and it was clearly noted when this was given to Sussex County particularly after the tragic issues that we've had in the past couple of years with our with our within the group it was noted that the things the county can control
that we have operational control from from our supervisors our managers our training we're in the plan in our plan we're top-notch we are we do a very good job when something happens we we're on it we have the highest rating of training to our employees we have the
highest rating of self-inspections we have the highest rating on doing the things right and that's a that's that's an that's not me that's the employees taking safety serious in their workplace that's that's their supervisors I set the expectations and the the supervisors
and department heads take that very seriously so we were awarded that amongst everything else that we had our issues with in the last couple of years we did very well with that it was very well recognized by the fund saying that I wanted to give a report on our
facilities group since one of our guys are sitting in the room Joe and his group and the whole facilities group in 2024 completed 3836 work orders within the county that's all the county buildings that's
that's roof air conditioners Electrical Plumbing you name it that's everything that they do and they did 3836 work orders last year they in addition to that perform 1293 preventative work maintenance reporters where we go in and proactively
look at things so we can fix it before it breaks this year alone they've completed 371 work orders 142 requests are in the system 25 are in progress and they've already completed 127 preventive maintenance work orders
so we have as a limited group you guys don't have a deep bench but you guys do one heck of a job um and lastly uh next week on the 19th I'll be at the susus County Economic Development meeting and then on the 26th
of this month will be the quarterly meeting that we have with District 24 going through all the legislative and constituent issues in in in in combination with the county initiatives and what we can do to help each other through all of that so that's
all I have for tonight perfect thank you and yes the facilities group uh what a bunch of good people they are uh the only bad thing about the numbers that you put is we have too many problems with our buildings and we're trying to eliminate that so uh hopefully we don't have that number will be a little lesser
by next year thank you number 19 County Council report I have okay uh 20 is unfinished business any anybody have any unfinished business no all right 21 new business anybody
have any new business I have to Echo uh commissioner Henderson's uh comments because I've been asking for this for a while and it's just a quick link and it's it's hard as a commissioner when it's something that we can't do ourselves and
and I read everybody else's minutes I said that at the last meeting like I'm online all the time and I'm reading minutes and I want our constituents have the same opportunity to read the minutes of our meetings if they can't attend okay um I got a little new
business again applicants for Board of Trustees I said it before I'll say it again anybody know anybody feel free we need some uh applicants so I know Ron put that out just to add to that the advertisement is in the herald for Sunday and in the advertising in the
town journal for Tuesday and Thursday of next week so it will be in the paper please public watching this we said we have two openings I don't care if we get 50 resumés the more the merrier we will interview and we'll have I'll we'll create a pool if we have to so don't
limit don't think that we just need two anybody interested please please please send us to resume and we should reiterate that it's not us this board thats said it's the search committee and then the recommendation from the administrator you so just we need
resumes we we don't have any right now so we just need to start that process um and then last thing I'm just looking for some support from you guys I just want to get a little feel uh and Jack John denardio reached out uh they would like to get a resolution I I believe they sent a sample resolution for the open
public media notice that way we could do it uh digitally instead of um using the herald or something else sorry Bruce um so if you guys are good with that we'll just send a resolution to them in support everybody good you guys good
back down there good okay all right so we'll put a resolution send that to D AIO yep all right thanks guys uh that's all I have for new business number 22 is public session from the floor this public session is for those wishing to make General comments of three minutes
or less on non aggenda topics please line up with the microphone and state your name and municipality for the record motion to open the flo for public comment commissioner Hayden have a second deputy director space uh any discussion all in favor say I I oppose
abstain carries May bu just us thank you though Tal up serme
can answer that last thank you thank you excuse me director I think we should just state that this has nothing to do with County government that he's using this forum to speak to the public correct yeah I just want to make sure
that that the public knows that this has nothing to do with County government or our sheriff's department or anything with us just a public forum where people can hear you speak yeah that'd be great thank you I'm us
as thank you anybody else thank you anybody else all right motion to close the floor for public comment return to regular business commissioner Hayden have a second commissioner Groot any discussion all in favor say I oppose stain carries all right number 23
reminders please check the County's website at www.sex.nj.us804anddate.com Board of County Commissioners as an exception to the open public meetings act pursuant to njsa 10 4-12 B and whereas it appears necessary for the board of County Commissioners to discuss
such matters in executive session now therefore be a resolve that the board of County commissioners of the county of Sussex in accordance with the provisions of njsa 10 412b and njsa 104-113 that the board at this time enter into an executive session from
which the public shall be excluded and be f resolve that the general Natures of the subjects to be discussed relate to the following items authorized by njsa T 412b as designated below item number seven matters relating to litigation negotiations and the attorney client
privilege the homestead P had further resolve that that the deliberations conducted in close session may be disclosed to the public upon the determination of the Sussex County Board of County Commissioners or provided by law that the public interest will no longer be served by such confidentiality
and be it further that upon completion of the business for which the board has entered into the executive session the board shall reconvene and resume its meeting open to the public be it further resolved that the board expects not to take formal action after returning from executive session except to adjourn the
regular meeting all right I got a motion to go on Executive all in favor say I Iain carries all right folks we will probably be I'm thinking a half hour at most if you want to stick around otherwise see
you at our next meeting thank you for coming see her thanks hey guys e e e e