Good evening everybody. Let the record reflect that it is now 7:35 and we will reconvene the regular meeting. >> May I ask the clerk to call the role? >> Mr. Mr. Allessie >> here. >> Miss Buckley >> here. >> Mr. Nice
>> here. >> Mr. Periq >> here. >> Mr. Nessie >> here. >> Will the director of law Kevin Starky please summarize the executive session discussion? >> Yes. Uh just prior to this public meeting, we had an executive session meeting um which permitted by law to
discuss confidential matters. At that meeting, there was one item on for discussion and that was a personnel matter and that is the full report of our executive session. >> Thank you, Mr. Stury. At this time, I would like to invite everyone to join me reciting the pledge of allegiance. But following the pledge, I ask that we
remain standing for a moment of silence in honor of Eric Pagosh, a longtime and dedicated Department of Public Works employee. Let's remember and appreciate his many years of service to our community. >> I aliance to the flag of the United
States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty, justice for all. >> Thank you. There are two sets of meeting minutes for approval. May I have a motion to
approve the April 7th, 2026 regular and executive session meeting minutes? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. May I have a roll call, please? >> Mr. Allessie? >> Yes. >> Miss Buckley? >> Yes.
>> Mr. Nice? >> Yes. >> Mr. Periq? >> Abstain. >> Mr. Nessie? >> Yes. Next, the item on the agenda are reports. At this time, I would like to invite Mayor Clay for the presentation of tonight's certificates and
recognitions. Uh welcome and good evening. Um and thank you for your patience um entering the courtroom this evening. Uh we have uh two very special presentations
tonight. Um the first um is the Titanfall's Music Parents Association and I would like to invite Andrea Bertoller Shaw and Jamie Hanley up to
the front of the court. Uh there I have I have quite a few things that I uh need to share about uh these two incredible women. Um on uh Friday I was fortunate um to be uh
invited to participate at a Junior League lunchon where Andrea was honored and uh that was quite the event and so welld deserved. I'm proud to recognize Andrea tonight, a dedicated arts
advocate, creative professional, and president of the Tinton Falls Music Parents Association. I I think I was uh in office uh maybe a week when Andrea made an appointment to
come and talk to me about the arts and um I was I was thrilled to have the conversation seriously and I had no idea what was going to follow. Um with um Andrea has more than 20 years of
experience. She has advanced arts education, supported nonprofits, and continued to expand access to music and performing arts throughout our burrow. She's the founder and CEO of the New
York Website Designer LLC, where her work in digital strategy and branding has earned national recognition. She has a master's from NYU and a BFA in theater from Philadelphia. Andrea brings
together her artistic and business expertise to support sustainable growth and meaningful opportunities. I I just I have a question. How many people in this room had the fortune the good fortune to see Frozen?
And uh we also we also have one of our frozen stars in the audience and I want to acknowledge um I I mention it because like that was most incredible undertaking that came together
so rapidly. In addition, how many people were at Little League opening day? >> All right. And um I I think you would not have been able to miss the Savannah
Bananas and the way these women pulled together uh a group of boys and girls and got them to perform in like what days and um I think it's very important to mention on behalf of Burough Council and
myself I want to thank Andrea for her unwavering dedication to our students. students and for her ongoing leadership in strengthening arts education across Titan Falls. We're grateful for her service and proud to recognize her
contributions to our community. >> And wait, come closer. Uh next, I'd like to recognize Jamie Hanley. Uh, Chami is a licensed professional counselor and longtime Mammoth County resident who
brings a deep passion for creativity and the arts to her work. With a background in theater and a lifelong commitment to self-expression and inclusivity, she carries these values into both her personal and professional life. She
holds a master of science and mental health counseling, is a published author, and serves as vice president of the Titanfalls Music Parents Association. She actively supports the arts and
education and community involvement, and her work reflects a strong belief in the healing and transformative power of creativity and emotional connection. On behalf of the burough council and myself, I want to thank Jamie for her
dedication, her endless hours that she puts into this um on behalf of her students and her support of the arts and her ongoing contributions to the well-being of our community. Would
like to come and daddy. Thank you so much. Hey. And next, uh, we're happy to recognize our fifth grade girls basketball team. Um,
I'm going to uh say a few words and then uh we're going to have the coaches and the girls curls, we're going to have you come up one at a time and uh we'll present you with your certificate and if
uh you could remain standing uh then we'll take a photo. Actually uh maybe my coaches could come I think that would that would help us. UM, I'm proud uh to recognize an extraordinary group of young athletes
who have brought a historic achievement to our town. For the past three seasons, this team has competed in the highly competitive Midamet Basketball League, facing more than 20 towns across Hamoth
and Ocean counties. This season, the girls entered the playoffs determined. They opened with a 21point victory over Manalapen. Amazing. followed by a hardfought three-point
quarterfinal win against Howell. In the semifinals against Point Barrow, the girls held a strong 10-point lead in the first and second half, earning a fivepoint win and their first trip to the finals. in the championship game
against their biggest rival mall. Um the the back-to-back league champions, the girls trailed the entire way. I actually saw these videos and they were down by eight with two minutes
left. They refused to give up, closing the gap with a strong final push to force overtime where they took the lead and secured THE WIN. WITH that victory, these athletes
secured the first female championship at any grade level in the 30 plus year history of the Midmouth Basketball. Uh well, as as we all know, no championship season is ever possible
without the dedication of coaching staff who guided the team who guided the team with patience, leadership, and a deep commitment to player development. Their ability to prepare, motivate, and support these athletes played a crucial role in the
team's growth in achieving this historic milestone. Can I have the coach's certificates? um for coach Craig Kaitley in recognition of your exemplary leadership and service as coach of the Tintin Falls
fifth grade girls basketball team. Through your guidance and commitment, you led the team to its first girls championship in three decades of midmouth basketball the play, elevating the standard of excellence for the Titan
Falls community. And for coach Ed Kramer, in recognition of your exemplary leadership and service as coach of the Titanfalls fifth grade girls basketball team, through your guidance and commitment, you led the team to its first girls championship in
three decades of Midmouth basketball play, elevating the standard of excellence for the Titan Paul's community. Okay, first up is one of our better players. She gives me a headache, I say more often than not. It's Brooklyn
Barry. Next up, um I'll I'll say she's my favorite player because I have to. Uh she's definitely a team leader. Uh a big part of the the the championship for sure. No gay. >> Uh this this young lady stepped up huge
in the championship game. Got uh two buckets in the last minute to get us in overtime. Two time game time buckets. It is huge. Mila Lu K. >> Uh this player really stepped up late in the season. Um you know, we needed it.
She improved entire way uh and and really gave us a lot of good minutes late in the season. was a big part of the championship. Maggie Kajin. >> Thank you. >> This girl has been been with us all three years uh through it all. A very good player on our team. Uh always comes
happy, excited, ready to practice, ready to get in games. Katie Jarvis, >> another girl who's been with us three years. Uh, plays a lot of minutes. Great role player. Uh, goes out and plays hard every every minute she's out there.
Lilia Kramer. Mother Gordon's been with us all three years. Uh been always committed, always there, wanting to get in, wanting to play, giving us good minutes, putting in great effort. Caitlyn Fighter another player with us all three years.
Uh she might not have a lot of hype for basketball, but she does have a lot of heart and and love to see out there in the court. Julie Gos. This girl's been with us two years. She loves the game. Always wants to improve, always working to improve. Uh, great to
have on the team, Hannah Dabbing. Uh this young lady's been with us all three years. Uh might play harder than anybody else we have when she's on the court. So much effort on defense all over the place. Uh great great role player for us and and always giving it
everything she's got. Just got to give her to give get her to give more high fives. Sam confessor. >> Last but not least, another player I've done with all three years. Uh she's always put in effort, improving every year, and you can just see it in her. She she wants to get better and and I really
appreciate everything she does for the team coming out and her goalie. Uh really appreciate the mayor and the council having us out here. Uh it is a big achievement for these girls. Like like the mayor said, it's been 30 plus years of the league. No team from Ton Falls for the girls has ever won. So
that's basically more than 100 seasons. Uh and these girls were the first ones to get it done. So really impressive. Uh the two things I would say the reason why they're world champions, they're a great team. They they're ultimate teamwork. They get along great, which is is great as a team for games. It could
be a real headache at practices how well they get along, but that's a different story. But there's no fighting. There's no selfishness. They they know their roles in the team when they play to those roles. And that's why we're champions here. You know, I'm not going to lie and say we're the most talented team out there. We're probably not. But
we played more as a team than any other team in the whole league. So that's what one of the big reasons why they're champs. And the other reason they never give up. The quarterfinal game against How down seven points late in the second half. The team that team had beaten us pretty good in the regular season. Wasn't look good, but we chipped away.
Chipped away. They got it done with it. A hard fought three-point win. Championship game against Ball who's beaten us more times than we had beaten them. Uh, you know, if you had told me before the game we're going to score 11 points in the first 22 minutes and then score 19 points in the final uh 2
minutes in overtime, I I wouldn't have believed me. But they never gave up. It was an incredible finish to the game. One of the greatest teams I've been ever been a part of for them. I'm sure would will be as well. And it'll be tough to top that in the coming year. So, I'm just really proud of all the girls and thanks for all them for coming out and
honoring them tonight. Ready? One, two, three. Take a couple. suck too for sure. Yeah, >> before proceeding to the next agenda item, we will take a short threem minute
break. Anyone wishing to leave may do so at this time. Agenda of reports starting with our CFO, Mr. Fallon. >> Yes. Uh thank you, Council President. Good evening. I have uh no report tonight. Thank you.
>> Thank you, Mr. Fallon. Our mayor, Mayor Clay. Uh thank you council president. Um it was another busy uh couple of weeks at the borrow. Uh we had uh a very
uh successful and very busy uh take your child to work day. Um, thanks go out uh to our public works department and our police department uh and our recreation
department um for planning a fun day for the kids. Um I also would like to recognize Mrs. Kianne Kaplan of the middle school. Uh she received exemplary teacher recognition
um at the county uh two weeks ago. Um on April 25th, uh several of the council members and I were at Earth Day, uh an outstanding event, uh put together by our
environmental commission and our crane team despite the weather, which seems to be an Earth Day tradition. Um on the 27th we had a ribbon cutting
uh for another local uh business. And um on the 30th um I met uh with Robert Wood Johnson uh for updates and practice. And as I uh mentioned previously
last Friday uh I attended the junior league lunchon and one of the honores uh was uh Andrea Berto um and uh also we're in the midst of uh
planning uh for our community day slash 250th celebration uh which will take place in September. And um last but certainly not least
uh tonight before the consideration of council, it is my privilege to recommend Christopher J. Kimmel Harry for appointment as the burrow's next business administrator. Throughout the process, Chris impressed
me not only with his extensive experience and qualifications, but with his professionalism, thoughtfulness, and clear understanding of what strong municipal leadership requires. He brings more than 30 years
of public service experience along with operational expertise, strategic mindset, and leadership ability necessary to guide our burrow forward. I believe Chris will be an exceptional partner to our exceptional
administration and governing body and be a tremendous asset to our entire pro team. I also want to extend my sincere gratitude to Tom Fallon for his dedicated service as interim business
administrator. Tom's Teddy leadership, institutional knowledge, and commitment to this pro have been invaluable once again during this transition. It's with great enthusiasm and confidence that I present Christopher Calary to this
council for consideration this evening. Thank you. Thank you, Mayor Clay. Mr. Starky, director of law. >> Uh, thank you, Council President. I have no report tonight. >> Thank you, Mr. Starky. Miss Hutchinson, our burough clerk. >> Thank you. I have no report this
evening, Council President. >> Thank you, Miss Hutchinson. We'll move on to council reports, beginning with Mr. Allesie. >> Thank you, Council President. Uh, quickly, I just want to touch on the, uh, recipients tonight for recognition. Congratulations to all of them. And I
want to echo uh Mayor Clay's comments on uh Mr. Fallon. Very appreciative and he did a fantastic job filling in as interm and I'm looking forward to the future here. That's all I have. Thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Leie. Miss Buckley.
>> Thank you, Council President. I would also like to congratulate all congratulate all the recipients. Um and also offer my thanks to to Mr. Felon uh as well. Um, I'd also like to comment on the Earth Day Fest. Um, appreciate all my fellow council members and mayor for
for attending. I'd also like to recognize the environmental commission and the green team, some of whom are here this evening, uh, for the months of planning uh, that have gone into it. Um, also our DPW and our administration, HR, everyone that had a hand in in making it
such a success, unfortunately for the rain, but I think everyone had a really good time still. Um, and uh appreciate the uh the overhangs that DPW built. So, at least we stay dry despite the rain. Um, and also, uh, this past weekend was a historic weekend in Old Mammoth, um,
from which our Crawford House participated. Um, and I was able to stop by that and if people don't know about it, it's a really great way. All the all the sites are open. They're all free and you can go in and, uh, just check them out. Um, so it was a really really great weekend and uh, appreciate their
participation as always. And finally, there is library board meeting this Thursday evening um which is open open to the public as well at the library. That's all for my report. Thank you. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. >> Mr. Nice. >> Yes. Thank you, President. Um my report
uh we have uh the next zoning board meeting is uh May 7th, 7:30 here. And Memorial Day is quickly uh coming up. We did uh get a speaker. It's Betty Penna from NE Naval Weapons Station Earl and
hope to see you all there. Thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. Mr. Periq. >> Thank you, Council President. Uh, first I want to offer my deepest sympathies to uh Eric Beosh's family. Uh, we appreciate his service. Um, and our thoughts are with his family uh in his
passing. Um, been a fairly busy couple weeks since our last council meeting. I attended the MFA art show. It was fantastic to see our children at in elementary school being so creative. They they built uh a walkway of art uh that framed it around uh some of our
national parks. Uh it was a fun day there with a bake sale for uh the Titan Falls Music Parents Association as well as a live DJ. So, it was a great way to get the children out um to show their artistic skills and and and bring the town to show them um you know uh the
great work they're doing. I also attended the Titanfalls Board of Education meeting on the 23rd when it was actually quite uh busy and interesting as well. We uh they honored the U Mammoth County Wrestling Championships. Uh there was an MFA spotlight which was presented by um
Principal Mcnoli and the theme was really around some of her work around wellness and engagement at the school and and reducing the uh the the need for devices and uh more regimented tasks. Uh
I might um offer uh and ask uh the council president to invite her to talk a little bit about some of the work great work she's doing there at MFA. And then um the Titanfalls Music Parents Association was also honored there. They had children talk a little bit about um
the their love for the theater um and what the Frozen Children's Frozen Kids show did for them and the outlet that it provided in a hope to show the interest of theater to the board of education. So I think it went went over really well
and we also were treated by uh Jem Gemma Hanley uh performing one of the songs from the show. Uh so that was fantastic. Uh finally, I attended the the county's 250th summit on the 29th. Uh it was a really nice final event to connect with
uh all the other municipalities in the county to get updates on the events they're doing. Um the the county commissioners and the sheriff did a fantastic job of bringing us all together and uh really elevating our our county's uh ability to showcase our love
for the country with with the 250th. Um, a couple of updates around the 250th. We finally finalized our trivia night. So, thank you to the library for for for hosting uh trivia night which is going to be uh on June 26th and that's in
partnership with EMS in their facility. So, really looking forward to that. That's going to be open to all ages. Um, I'll share more details as they they become available. Also, people should look to um Facebook and the Titanfalls Facebook page to get those updates. And
there is also another uh event that we're we're working on or at least the historic commission is working on. They are going to be put putting together a 250th themed ice cream social which is likely to be pan planned for for July. So a lot going on, a lot of exciting
things this summer and I'm very proud to be a part of it. Uh finally, one last thing. I um I'm extremely proud of of of our residents um with the music parents association um Andrea and Jamie really uh taking on their passions to share uh
theater with our children and and putting together a phenomenal performance. So uh it was very uh proud to see them honored here today and also um the the girls basketball team. But what a phenomenal uh opportunity to to play um at such levels and be honored
here today. I I I hope I wish them the best. I hope they continue to perform at at the highest levels and uh this is, you know, one of the reasons why I love uh these opportunities at the council because we get to honor our our our neighbors and and our friends. So, thank you, council president.
>> Thank you, Mr. Periq. As for myself, I have no report this evening, which brings us to ordinances. There is one ordinance on for introduction this evening. I'd like to remind the public that when an ordinance is introduced, there is no public discussion. The public discussion for the following ordinance will take place
when it is up for final consideration. With that, may I ask the clerk to read the title of the ordinance? >> 2026-1548 ordinance amending salary ordinance to provide for Sally for business administrator. The public hearing will be held on May 19th, 2026 or as soon
thereafter as the matter can be reached on the agenda. >> Thank you. May I have a motion to approve the introduction of this ordinance? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Mr. Allessie. May I have a roll call, please?
>> Mr. Allessie? >> Yes. >> Miss Buckley? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nice? >> Yes. >> Mr. Periq? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nessie? >> Yes. >> There are two ordinances for final consideration. We will hold a public hearing with comments being limited to
three minutes. Comments may only pertain to this ordinance. May I ask the clerk to read the title of the first ordinance? >> 2026-1546 ordinance to exceed the municipal budget appropriation limits and to establish a cap bank.
>> Thank you. May I have a motion to open the public discussion on this ordinance? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Allessie. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. All in favor? >> I. >> Is there anyone from the public that would like to comment? Please remember to state your name and town for the
record. And you have three minutes. >> Hearing none. >> May I have a motion to close the public hearing? >> Motion. >> Second. >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. N. Uh, second. >> Second.
>> Thank you, Mr. Allessie. Um, all in favor? Hi. >> Are there any council members that would like to comment on this ordinance? Hearing none. May I have a motion for adoption? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice.
>> Second. >> Second. Uh, thank you, Mr. Periq. May I have a roll call, please? >> Mr. Allessie? >> Yes. >> Miss Buckley? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nice? >> Yes. >> Mr. Periq? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nessie? >> Yes.
May I ask the clerk to read the title of the last ordinance? >> 2026-1547, an ordinance amending section 5-6 of the burough code entitled pedaling, canvasing, and soliciting. >> Thank you. May I have a motion to open
the public discussion on this ordinance? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Periq. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Mr. Leie. All in favor? >> I. >> Is there anyone from the public that would like to comment? Please remember to state your name and town for the record.
Hearing none. May I have a motion to close the public hearing? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Per. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. All in favor? >> I. >> Are there any council members that would
like to comment on this ordinance? May I have a motion for adoption? >> Motion. Thank you, Mr. Allessie. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. May I have a roll call, please? >> Mr. Allessie? >> Yes. >> Miss Buckley? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nice?
>> Yes. >> Mr. Periq? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nessie? >> Yes. Moving on to public discussion. May I have a motion to open the public discussion? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Pri. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. All in favor?
Hi. >> Before we begin public comment, I would like to remind everyone that the procedures are outlined in the public comment section of the agenda. When you come up to speak, please clearly state your name and town for the clerk. You will have three minutes and all remarks must
remain respectful and follow the rules noted in the agenda. At this time, I would like to ask the clerk if there are any uh public comments were submitted prior to the meeting via email. >> There were none. >> Thank you. If there's anyone who like to speak this evening, you can come up now.
Yes. >> My name is Daniel Deetsz. I live here in Tintton Falls. Uh, is it okay if I hand you guys some papers? >> That's fine. >> Yeah, there's like nine copies here. Good evening, Mayor Clay, Council
President Nessie, and members of the council. Um, again, my name is Daniel Deetsz. >> My family has called Tinton Falls home since 1977. My roots run deep here. My father served this burrow on numerous boards, dedicated years to our safety as an EMT
and chief of the Tinton Falls Fire Company, number one. Following in those footsteps of service, I've had the privilege of serving on the board of ed for Mammoth Regional. Uh, and I currently spend my time coaching youth baseball and basketball. Um, I mention this because I care deeply about this
town, uh, the same town that attracted my parents in the 70s and continues to attract young families today. Uh, as Tinton Falls grows, we must ensure that oversight grows with it. Right now, we are a ship drifting without a compass regarding residential dog breeding and
pet density. We have strict rules for livestock and chickens. Yet, our code is silent on highdensity breeding operations in residential backyards. I see this as an opportunity for this council to act proactively before a lack of oversight allows these situations to get out of control. We shouldn't wait
for a neighborhood to be disrupted by noise and sanitation issues before we decide what a hobby is versus a business. Neighboring towns have already set a course for us to follow. For example, Freehold and Bel have established common
sense caps on pet density, while Wall Township uses square footage requirements to ensure that as density increases, the standard for humane care remains high. By establishing a density per square foot rule or a hobby breeder permit, uh you're protecting the
character of our neighborhoods for the next generation of kids that I'll be seeing on the ball fields every weekend. Um there will be a gray area that comes up uh regarding new legislation. Uh so to protect our current responsible pet owners, I would recommend a grandfather
approach which would require a simple registration of existing animals. Uh and we can protect these families for the natural life of their pets while still stopping the immediate expansion of highdensity breeding in our neighborhoods. This ensures we write the ship for future without causing undue
hardship today. Um, again, I've given you all a summary of how our neighboring towns have handled this problem, and I I'd like you all to keep a copy of it. Uh, let's protect the quality of life that my family has spent 50 years helping to build. Thank you.
>> Thank you, Mr. Deetsz. >> Anybody else? Good evening. Ellen Goldberg, 90 Glennwood Drive. Um, before I begin, I have quite a bit that I need to say and mostly it's um thanking people. So, I'd
like a little leniency on the three minute. Am I allowed >> if you speak quick? >> I'm trying, but I have a lot to say. Um, this so this is regarding two different things. Um, so, uh, as far as the inear
festival, I wanted to extremely thank the DPW for everything that they did to help run the fourth annual Titan Falls Environmental Festival. They have been delightful to work with uh, in all of the time that it takes to plan this festival. a special
acknowledgement to Caitlyn, Danielle, and Brian for all that they did and so much time that they helped spend um preparing for this. I additionally want to acknowledge all of the members of the environmental commission and the green
team for their participation in getting vendors uh being a part of meetings and or braving the elements to be there. Unfortunately, as has been stated, the weather was awful for the third time of four years that this event has been
held. Congratulations goes out to all of the Tintinfall students who entered the poster contest. The posters will be displayed here at Burough Hall for a month and then at our Titten Falls library for an additional
month. There were multiple winners of bigger prizes and everyone that submitted a poster received a goodie bag of environmental items except for the three that are still at my house waiting for someone to pick them up. Um, thank you to the school districts for
supporting this contest. Finally, oh, and the Girl Scout troop. I have to mention them, too. Finally, I must thank all of the residents who, like I said, brave the elements. It was cold, raining and windy. However, we had a terrific
number of vendors and they most of them were very happy and spoke to me about being um impressed by the number of residents that did come out. Uh I also want to take credit for moving
the tables further in underneath the pavilion because it was so much better than we've had in the past. Um, on another note, I am beyond thrilled that the state passed the law regarding skip the stuff and now the bureau is showing
support by hopefully passing the resolution. We are hoping to get around town and inform all of the food establishments um of the state law and the burough resolution. The green team and the environmental commission are discussing ways to recognize the food
establishments that will be following this law. Thank you very much. >> Buzzer beater. Thanks. >> Would anybody else like to speak this evening? >> Good evening. My name is Anthony
Chickaliss. I live on Yale Cordon Falls and I was informed a couple months ago by someone on the council as to why a request that I made along
with uh Mr. to modify the uh discharge of firearms issue. Why it wasn't being enacted by the council? I was told that we just we just didn't receive many
calls as to the problem. Let me explain to you why you're not receiving calls. Approximately one month ago, I I was walking my dog back home
and a shot came out from the wooded area behind my home or the next door home on Yale Court. I got my dog home, got his leash off,
called 911. I gave them my phone number, my cell phone number, and I was told by the dispatcher, "We'll take care of it." Okay.
I went to my front door. After waiting there for about a minute or so for someone to arrive, I realized I didn't have my cell phone on me. It was being charged. So, I walked away to my bedroom, got my cell phone, put it back, and went back and stood at my front door
for 15 minutes, not seeing an officer. After a half hour, I called the Titan Falls Police Department and was told, "Oh, the officers came. They didn't see anything
suspicious, so they left." Now this was after being told by Chief Deluchia, Mr. Venogga and I that the proper procedure
is not to stop and talk with the people who made the call right away, but to go into the woods immediately for the officers and when they exit the woods then to speak with the people.
Wow. Your patrol car apparently drove in while I was just getting my cell phone and drove right out because they said nothing suspicious.
Like they could see from the street 200 feet into the woods behind the houses. >> Right? That's why you don't get calls. People don't want to waste their time,
but that doesn't do away with the safety issue. We ask for two things and that's it. Oh, my three minutes are up. I'm sorry. You take care and have yourself a good evening. >> Thank you, Mr. Chisles. >> Is there anyone else this evening would
like to speak? Hearing no further comments. May I have a motion to close the public discussion? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. All in favor?
>> I >> Does any member of council have anything else to add this evening? >> Yes, council president. I just wanted to know if we can get the contact information of Mr. Deetsz. If he could just provide that to the clerk or the council president. Yes, there was. >> Thank you.
>> I actually Do you mind if I ask a question? >> No, go right ahead. >> Was there a specific house that that that you have concerns about or is it just a general um >> There there's one in particular there's a few in town I know about. >> Okay, we could Yeah, I was just curious.
>> Thank you. May I have a motion to amend the agenda to include a resolution concerning the appointment of a business administrator? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. May I have a second? >> Second.
>> Thank you, Miss Buckley. All in favor? >> I >> I. >> May I ask the clerk to read the title of the resolution? R-26-87 resolution consenting to appointment of a business administrator.
>> Thank you. May I have a May I have a motion to approve the the resolution? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Allessie. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. May I have a roll call, please? >> Mr. Allessie? >> Yes.
>> Miss Buckley? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nice? >> Yes. >> Mr. Mr. Periq. >> Yes. >> Mr. Nessie. >> Yes. >> Motion carries to adopt resolution R-26-87. >> Now we'll move on to the consent agenda.
Are there any items any member of council would like removed or to be voted upon separately? Hearing none. May I have a motion to approve the consent agenda? >> Motion. >> May I have a second? >> Second. >> Second. Thank you. May I have a roll call, please?
>> Mr. Allessie? >> Yes. >> Miss Buckley? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nice? >> Yes. >> Mr. Periq? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nessie? >> Yes. >> Motion carries to adopt consent agenda. >> This concludes today's business. May I
have a motion to adjurnn? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Mr. All in favor? >> I >> I. >> This meeting is now adjourned at 8:28. Thank you for Thank you to all attendees
for your participation and orderly conduct this evening. Please exit the courtroom in an orderly manner.