Let the record reflect that is now 7:32 and we will reconvene the regular meeting. May I ask the clerk to call the role? >> Mr. Allessie >> here. >> Miss Buckley >> here. >> Mr. Nice >> here. >> Mr. Periq >> here. >> Mr. Nessie
>> here. >> Will the director of law Kevin Stargy please summarize the executive session discussion? >> Uh yes. The council had an executive session prior to this meeting which is permitted for confidential matters. There were two matters discussed, a personnel matter and potential litigation. Uh that was all that was
discussed in the confidential session. >> Thank you Mr. Starky. At this time I would like to invite everyone to join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation
under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> There are three sets of meeting minutes for approval. May I have a motion to approve the April 21st, 2026 regular session meeting minutes? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Miss Buckley. 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. Periq? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nessie? >> Yes.
>> May I have a motion to approve the May 5th, 2026 regular session meeting minutes? Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Allessie. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Mr. Freak. May I have a roll call, please? >> Mr. Allessie? >> Yes. >> Miss Buckley?
>> Yes. >> Mr. Nice? >> Yes. >> Mr. Periq? >> Yes. >> Mr. Nessie? >> Yes. May I have a motion to approve the May 5th, 2026 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, >> yes. >> Mr. Nessie, >> yes.
>> The next item on our agenda is reports this evening. At this time, I would like to invite Mayor Clay up to the deis for the presentation of tonight's certificates of recognition. Hi everybody and welcome. Uh before I get started with this particular
proclamation, I would like to ask Stacy Slowinsky to come up to the page. have to at least stand with me while I say all these great things about you. Um, it is one of my uh uh favorite parts
of the job uh to work with a committee uh to select the citizen of here. And this year the citizen of here is Stacy Suinski. have there are a number of of things
that I need to tell you about Stacy, which I know many of you know, uh, but I need to make sure everyone knows. Um, some people serve their community through a single project or a moment in
time. Others dedicate a lifetime to making their town stronger, richer in spirit, and more connected to its history and traditions. Stacy Sloinsky is one of those people.
For more than three decades, which is a lot longer than a lot of people in this room have been alive. I'm sorry, Stacy. I'm facing my own existential crisis right now. Stacy has devoted herself to preserving the history and the character
of Titan Falls while also helping shape the community we are in today. Since 1990, she has served as the chairwoman of the historic preservation committ commission helping protect historic
sites and guiding efforts to preserve the unique identity of our burrow. As burrow historian since 1999, she has ensured that the stories of Tin Pauls and the people who built this
community are remembered and shared with future generations. One of Stacy's most lasting contributions has been her leadership at the Crawford House. In 2009, she
established the Friends of the Crawford House and helped lead restoration and renovation that transform the property into a vibrant center for education, for history, and community programming. Because of her vision and her
experience, um, sorry, I just lost my place. The Crawford House is not simply preserved. It's alive with activity and learning and connection. Her service to our community reaches far beyond historic
preservation. She has given her time and energy to the library, our schools, our scouting organizations, the PTA, music programs, community gardens, and countless other initiatives. Over the
years, she has mentored young people, supported families, encouraged volunteerism, and worked behind the scenes to improve the lives of others without ever seeking recognition. Which is why we have to recognize her.
Whether coordinating educational programs, mentoring Eagle Scout projects, establishing community gardens, or creating opportunities for residents to gather and learn. Stacy has always led with humility, kindness, and
a deep love for Titan Falls. What makes her so deserving is not only the length of her service, but the impact of it. Her dedication has helped preserve our history, strengthen community
connections, and create a lasting legacy that will benefit generations to come. Stacy, on behalf of the Burough Council and the residents of Tin Falls, thank you for your tireless commitment, your leadership, and your extraordinary
service to our community. We are proud to recognize you as our 2026 citizen of the year. I'm not going to >> Doesil Can I say
>> can I say that none of what we accomplished at the Crawford House could ever have happened without the support of the burrow way back when an McNamera did not tell me I was crazy when I floated the idea to her and ever since that day
administration staff half DPW has been there when we needed them. And they still aren't telling me I'm crazy. At least not to my face. So, I need to thank you, all of you here, and all of your predecessors for everything the Burough has done and
continues to do to make our work possible. All right. um this next um incredible group. This is actually the second opportunity that we've had to honor this
particular team. And um I'd like to ask if coach Bonito can come up. And um I also would like to recognize both um school superintendent Dr. Lisa Goldie and um curriculum supervisor. Okay. Dr.
Kry who are here in the audience tonight. Okay. Uh tonight we're proud to recognize the Titanfalls Middle School 2026 Panthers softball team for an extraordinary season and a truly
unforgettable year. This remarkable group of student athletes delivered a performance that can only be described as exceptional, finishing their undefeated
championship season with a perfect 12-0 record. 12 and 0. I I really think the Yankees need you guys. Uh the Panthers demonstrated skill, determination, and resilience in every
inning that they played. They lifted one another up and represented Paul's with pride both on and off the field. We also want to acknowledge the team's dedicated managers who we'll be calling up this
evening who played a vital role in their success. Their dedication, support, and commitment helped to keep the team running smoothly and ensure that every
game day was set up for success. As we celebrate these accomplishments, we also recognize a bittersweet milestone. Tomorrow, the team's 13 eighth grade players will
graduate and move on to high school where I hope you'll be playing there. Their leadership, energy, and impact on the school community will be deeply missed. On behalf of myself and the
burrow of Tin Malls, we congratulate the entire team and coaching staff because it doesn't happen without good coaching. >> I I just have to say coach is very humble and didn't want any of this about him, but I have to say it's great to
have you back here another year. The memories made this year will live on and we cannot wait to see what these talented students achieve next. I'm going to have coach call up each young woman and when you come up if you could
remain standing so that we can get a group shot. Okay, our first two are our team managers who were not able to make it today, but we'll make sure they get these certificates. Yes, their names, of course.
>> Yes. No. Uh Jayla Alberto and Addison Mara Mara, uh Carter Yale, Eva Ganos, All right. Jaylen Healey unable to make it as well. Uh, Alexandra Minifo,
ALYSSA POLICRO Bella McConnell, Llaya Sichls, MCKENZIE TRUMP UH NATALIE ENGLISH, she's awesome. Olivia Bergen, Tori Galante, Haley Oaken,
Isabella Bruno, Cam Healey, Chloe Vidakian. >> No. Um, just to say a couple words. Uh, you know, it is a really bittersweet moment as Mayor Clay uh mentioned that we have so many eighth graders that are
moving on. Um, it was a really tremendous season and uh, it was a really tremendous season and I am just completely confident that all of them are going to do absolutely incredible things. Uh, one more thank
you for all of the parents who who brought these players to tryyous and to practices already. you know, with tons of experience and and uh you know, a big credit to all the the parents for the time, the energy, uh
and the money and everything else that goes into making these players such, you know, talented softball players. So, thanks to all of you and thank you to the town for being so supportive always. Thank you. Did I? I just played correct.
Before proceeding to the next agenda item, we will take a short threeminut break. Anyone wishing to leave may do so at this time. The presentation by the Titanfall's Environmental Commission will be carried to July 7th's meeting. We will now move
on to the next item on the agenda for reports starting with our burough engineer, Mr. Nef. >> Thank you, Council President. Uh just a couple updates on road work in town uh tonight. Just a reminder, Shaftto Road uh by Hope Road is going to be shut down
for some paving work uh from the water company, but that'll just be tonight. And then the Burrows road program has been ongoing with our contractor PNA Construction and their subcontractor Gemma. They were doing a lot of curb work throughout town doing getting ready
for some under drain work down in Garrison River area and they're looking to start paving next week. So next week they are starting milling and paving at Sheila Drive on Monday the 22nd. Then they're going to be moving to Woodland
Manor followed by Sha Lane. So they should finish milling and paving of those areas next week and towards the end of next week and into the following week they will be working on Oakdale Drive, Brook Street and Honey Lane. and um as we get
farther along provide more notice but the residents on those streets when they are doing the milling paving they will be receiving direct notices as well. >> That's all I have right now. >> Thank you Mr. Nef Mr. Fallon our CFO. >> Thank you Council President. I have no
report tonight. Thank you. >> Thank you Mr. Chemi our business administrator. >> Thank you Council President. Uh I just want to take a minute to recognize the hard work our recreation department's putting in. Uh it's a tough time for them this time of year. They're preparing for summer camp on top of the
tremendous amount of uh children to come to that they have about 30 part-time seasonal employees they have to on board on top of all the programming. But I just want to recognize them for all the hard work they're putting in. >> Thank you, Mayor Clay.
>> Uh thank you so much, Council President. Um it's been busy on my end of the building. Um I've had a number of events. Uh we had an event uh in conjunction with the
library where um with the ASPCA. Um I have also been attending the uh meetings. Um on the 22nd of May,
uh myself and um Mr. Pamela Harry uh attended the lead graduation picnic day uh at Swimming River School and we were witnessed some of the best for Square I've ever seen.
Um, also, uh, on the 25th, we had our town Memorial Day and, uh, Councilman Peace and his family, uh, did an amazing job and it was, uh, a
beautiful, well attended service. Uh, on the 26th, I had an opportunity to tour the new Cutler facility in town. It was huge and
very cold. Um I've also um been working along with Mr. Camelary and uh the chief on um coming up with uh a committee
uh to to determine ways that we will use our town's opioid money. Every town receives an award. Uh there it's like an ongoing settlement and uh we're tasked
with determining uh what types of uh prevention type activities the town might benefit from. Uh so you'll hear more about that uh in the coming months.
uh myself and several of the council also attended uh the uh legislative district 11 and had uh Jewish heritage month and one of our residents was honored and she will actually be here next month uh to
receive recognition. Um in June on June 4th uh Mr. Cameli and I attended the unveiling of the Mama 250 monuments which are actually located in Lancraftoft. I would encourage people to
check them out. They're pretty outstanding. Uh the evening of the 6th I attended a FC mama soccer game. Uh we were able to actually be present on the field for the
coin toss. Very exciting. good warm-up to World Cup. Um, and on the 7th, Mr. Camelary and I attended the community health fair at the Colwood 7th Day Adventist Church where I also
learned they have a food pantry. So, that was a a great visit. Um on the 11th uh commissioner director on hone had um a big presentation at Bell Works
uh called open for business and uh I had a chance to speak to the people that were present there about the value of small business to our town. Uh several of us on the 12th attended the chasen
height at Mammoth Regional. It was really wonderful. The kids were so talented. And um speaking of talent, uh several of us were present uh at the Crawford House for the Junth uh
celebration and that was I I would have to say probably one of the best of programs that they've had there. Uh there was a woman, she did like a reenactment and it was enthralling. Even as a
retired educator, you know, it takes a lot sometimes. I was like, she's amazing. Think you should go to the Two River Theater with this. Um uh we uh we had uh another one of our community day meetings. Councilman Nie
will actually report on that. And um coming up we have 8th grade graduation tomorrow night at Brookdale and Mammoth Regional graduates on the 25th. Unfortunately unable to attend that because we have the Mammoth 250
gala that night. And thank you. >> Thank you, Mayor Clay. Our director of law, Mr. Starky. >> Uh thank you, Council President. I have nothing to report tonight. >> Thank you. Our burough clerk, Mrs. Hutchinson. I have no report this evening. Thank you.
>> Thank you. We'll now move on to council reports beginning with Mr. Allessie. >> Thank you, Council President. Uh number one, I want to congratulate Stacy Sloinsky. I know she's not in the room anymore. Um, I was just telling uh Councilwoman Buckley, uh, growing up in
Titan Falls, Stacy's, uh, son and I are the same age, so I've known her for quite a while and the dedication to the town and, um, she's a big reason why this town's so great and why people like myself grew up here and decided to raise my family here. It's some things are behind the
scenes and she's not uh, it's not every day she gets the recognition like that, but it's definitely definitely welld deserved. So, I want to congratulate her. Also, the Titan Falls Panthers softball team that was up here again as a child. I was on the baseball team there. So, seeing them and uh looking
back is very uh it's very heartwarming and uh I know they have very good things ahead of them in high school. It's going to be exciting for them. I want to echo the Memorial Day by the Nice family. Um that's the first time I attended that. That was incredible. Um and the
community really came together for that. It's nice to see that they came together for the right cause, not just uh barbecues and hot dogs and things like that. So, thank you for that. Um, more serious note, the plan the next planning board meeting is June 24th, 7 o'clock
here, open to the public. That's all I have. Thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Leie. Miss Bupley. >> Thank you, Council President. I'll start by echoing my congrats to the softball team um and to uh Stacy. I had the pleasure of u being the leazison to the
historic commission last year. Um and I' been been going to their events uh since uh since I've been on council. Um and since I didn't grow up in in Titanfalls, uh so much I've learned uh through Stacy and through um through those organizations. Um it it's really uh it's
really wonderful and really important because the history here, as you know, dates back to the beginning of the country and uh and well before that. Um so congrats to Stacy. um also was able to attend uh the Junth celebration uh at the Crawford House. Um I thought that
that was um a wonderful and uh historic and very important that we that we recognize uh Junth every year and um I was glad to see the turnout was was so good as it was. Um um let's see also attended the uh FC FC
Mammoth uh soccer game with the with the mayor uh for the first half before the thunderous uh downpour of rain uh came in. The first half was was great. Um and also the jazz night at Mammoth Regional High School. It was uh extremely impressed and really great turnout there. So um appreciate them inviting us
to that as well. And then finally, one echo echo the thanks for the memorial day ceremony from Councilman Nice. And I will turn it over to Oh, sorry. Uh the next environmental commission meeting, forgot that is this is this Thursday at 7 o'clock, open to everybody. Thank you.
>> Thank you, Miss Buckley. Mr. Nice. >> Yes. Thank you. Um, Memorial Day was a great uh great event once again, but I do uh want to say that is put on by u me and members of my family, but if it wasn't for the um recreation department,
the Tintin Falls Fire Company number one for cooking as well as the ladies auxiliary DPW uh do a fabulous job of setting up the park. And um the next one is on 53127, so be there at 11 o'clock. Uh
um again um I I was able to uh go to the Jewish celebration for the recognition of Stacy Schiller. Uh went to the opening of the Cutler facility and the food was good. Uh I made sure that I tested as much as possible and um jazz
night was was jazzy. I ended up picking up a guitar on a high bid um to uh take home plus a guitar lesson. Uh Sebrook Village, we had a little meeting with uh
their um meeting alliance and um one other thing that we're working on is community day. Uh we had our uh first meeting I attended. Um, we will be having uh food trucks, touch truck,
vendors, face painting, rides, DJs, drones display, and giveaways. U, but I'll I I'll update everybody as we get closer. It's on September 26th of this year, and um the next zoning board meeting is
July 9th at 7:30. Thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. Mr. Bri. >> Thank you, Council President. I'll start with uh a few events that have attended and then provide the Aison updates. Um again, to echo uh everyone in this room,
Stacy Sinsky is such an amazing soul and a wonderful citizen to our town. We are very very lucky to have her. I have the pleasure of working with her on the historic commission as well as the 250th commission for the town. and um she's really an inspiration and and and feel very lucky to be uh working with her and
and uh have her here as a as a neighbor and friend as well. So, congratulations to her and it's fantastic to see the uh the girls softball team up here again. Second year in a row. Uh I wish all of them well, especially the ones that are graduating. I hope they continue to play and perform and find joy in in what
they're doing uh as as they as they move into into high school. Um, regarding events, uh, wanted to thank the Tint Falls Recreation. We had our final T-ball game on on June 6th. Uh, it was a phenomenal Saturday morning, uh, of a
couple hundred, you know, four, five, and six year olds playing and and really, uh, loving the spirit of of T-ball baseball. Uh, I think a lot of them will will move up to, uh, go play for Tintfall softball and baseball. I know my my daughter will be. So, I want
to thank uh Sher Danny uh and co coach uh John Mlooki um for you know all the work they put into that and and the the love they show our children. Um I also attended the Junth event uh at the Crawford House on the 13th. Uh Leslie
Bremlet uh did a phenomenal reenactment. Uh she is a historian as well as a teacher in Trenton. She portrayed Hannah Hannah Till who was a cook and a servant for George Washington during the Revolutionary War war. And to echo
everyone else's sentiment sentiment, she did a phenomenal job of of portraying that and acting it out. So I was very pleased. It was a beautiful day at the Crawford House uh outdoors under a beautiful tree. Um so thank you for the Crawford House and the Historic Commission for doing that. I also want to mention uh as part of a 250th event,
they are uh they have planned an ice cream social this year. um expect to see information coming from them. Uh uh the event will be uh at the Crawford House on August 8th from 4 to 6 PM. Um so look forward to seeing residents uh join us
for a fantastic ice cream social for that weekend celebrating the the the nation's uh anniversary. Um, also in in in in line with other 250th events, I want to thank the library for for hosting uh a trivia night that is uh
coming up on June 26th. It's going to be hosted at EMS North. Um, so please if if you're if you're available, uh, reach out to the library to register and sign up as a team. Um, it should be a fantastic night. We look forward to
seeing folks there. Uh in regards to the boards of education, uh the most recent board of education meeting, um uh Jason Paleo, who's been a phenomenal, uh president of the of the board of ed, has uh has stepped down. Um and Frank
Lemanino has has taken the the role of president there in the process of electing a new vice president. So we wish uh Mr. Paleo well and thank you thank him for his service on the board of ed and wish Mr. Lomino the best to the future. Um their next meeting will
be June 18th uh this Thursday and uh um unfortunately a lot of Mammoth Regionals's uh board of ed meetings are the same night as as this. I am in touch with that board for updates. Uh their uh meeting is is actually tonight and uh I believe it's the last one for the school
year. And then final event that I want to mention and thank the police department for hosting this past Sunday on June 14th. They hosted a free class for children that were five, six, and seven year olds to teach them safe bike skills. Um there were about 40 children
that showed up on Sunday morning and many of them learned how to ride a bike without training rails. My daughter was included in there and so we we appreciate um the police department and officer daily for um spending the time there uh with our children to teach them
good skills for the future. Um and that's all I have. Thank you. >> Thank you, Mr. Periq. And as for myself, I'd like to congratulate the Panther softball team. Their record and talent was very impressive this season. I spent a lot of time at the baseball field and the softball field this season. But what
I found most impressive is their sportsmanship. Every time I watch these games play, if a pitcher hit a batter, almost every single time the pitcher from Titan Falls would go over to the first base and make sure that the batter was okay and always apologize and and get back onto the game. and they never
let go of their competitiveness edge and they kept moving forward. But their their sportsmanship was very strong and I think that resonates very strong in Titan Falls in Titan Falls Wreck especially. Every time I've been to a Titan Falls wreck game just the the way
the kids play with each other was very impressive and they always treat each other as if they were playing themselves or a close friend or family member and it's really nice to see that in Tinton Falls. I'd also like to congratulate um Miss Lewinsky. Um if anyone in town has
ever been to a town event or uh an outing, she's almost always there and she was a a great candidate for citizen of the year and I'm I'm very proud of her. There is one ordinance on for introduction this evening. However, it will be carried to the next regular
council meeting July 7th. There are no ordinance. There are no ordinances for final consideration this evening. May I have a motion to open the public discussion? Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Periq. May I have a second? >> Second.
>> Thank you, Miss Bley. All in favor? >> I. >> Before we begin the public comment, I'd like to remind everyone that the procedures are outlined in the public comment section on 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 any public comments were submitted prior to the meeting. >> There were none. >> Thank you. If you'd like to come up, you can please raise your hand.
Yes. >> My name is Carrie Jones and I am from Long Branch, New Jersey. Some of you know me as um an heir, an owner, and descendant to the Ruff Cemetery. This was brought in front of this board in
2023 because there was litigation against the man who incorporated my family cemetery in 2020 2004. Since then, um, your city attorney, Kevin Stury, was in the last
litigation I had with this man in 2024, where I did not prove ownership of the cemetery, but everything he asked for in declletary relief was denied with prejudice. He's not the owner. He's not the legal operator, and his incorporation was not legal. I was given
the right to go into another forum to prove ownership, which I did in the surrogate's court. I am now not just the descendant, I am the administrator. I also secured my family waving a shity bond with 41 heirs, meaning we are 100%
solidified and moving forward. On May 19th of this year, I did an interview with Channel 12 News out on my property. And three days later, which happened to be four years to the day, my daughter died and I had to bury her in White
Ridge because of Louisis Shikaliss and the stuff going on at the cemetery. I got a cease and desist from Louis Shikaliss's attorneys threatening me, telling me that I did not win in court. But on May 4th, I sent them a copy of my
administration letter and a demand for $250 million for the 20-year continuous tort he has done to my cemetery. So by his attorney sending me this letter and then sending one to the news, they are now co-defendants in a quiet title action that I just submitted on June
11th of this year. And the docket number is ML2275-26. Louisis Chickaliz has also stole my great-grandmother's ed sheeted funds from her estate in 2003. He has changed the name of my private cemetery to Pine Brook doing business as Ruffin. That's
how I did a deep dive and now oh no, we own the Pine Brook Cemetery as well. I have another wheel from Sister Lee Rock from 1916 that also was ignored just like John Rock's Will. I have also gone to the Mammoth County Clerk's Office and
just got a deed put in my name that I'm currently waiting for to come in the mail. Lewis Shikaliz and his attorneys have no leg to stand on when it comes to this. When your attorney, city attorney Kevin Starky, interveneed in my case the day of the trial, he stood up and said
he had no dog in the fight. He just wanted to know the outcome. He knows the outcome. There was a 52page transcript of all the the troubling things that this man did. The judge said that he was not credible. That's why she denied everything. I sent a couple of letters
or emails to Mr. Starky since then with no response. What I'm looking for this council to do like you did before when you said that you wanted to help. Stacy is also somebody that I was here for tonight. So, I'm glad she's gone now because I did not want to bring this up in front of her. But I've tried to come
into city hall and make arrangements to meet with people. Right. So, I need to be able to submit this letter to you. I see my time is up and it's just the administration letter and I will be bringing the deed to the tax uh tax assessor's office once I receive it. So,
it can be changed because everything your city has Cynthia Ruff and Gino Gan Ruffin that's not even what they have on document in the Mammoth County Court house. So, there's something clearly wrong here and I just want to get it fixed and I need your help to do it.
>> Okay. On the agenda on the paperwork in front of you. >> Yes. >> There's an email at the top leftand corner. >> Yes. >> Can you email that and direct it to uh the council? >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Miss Jones. >> Yes. In the back.
>> Good evening. My name is Julia Valence. I reside in Ocean Township. I own property at 83 Frontier Way in Tim Falls. Um I'm in the building this evening because we happen to just have been having an HOA meeting downstairs. Um some concerns from the community at
Parkplace East is for uh some years now. The Mill Lane and Frontier Way sign has been down. We've been sending inquiries to our association over and over again. I came this evening. He had no update for us. So, all you guys were in session, I wanted to bring it to your
attention, see if um if DPW if if somehow we can get on your list. The association kicked it back to the residents, we would have to pay to replace the um burrow sign. So, um it's just a street sign. It's down. It's obviously there's issues with it being
down in case of emergencies, etc. So, I didn't know um if that was something you guys could consider and let us know. >> What were the streets again? Mill Lane and Frontier Way, Parkplace East, right off of Cannonball. >> What kind of sign is it? >> It's a street sign. The um Oh, >> the name of the street.
>> Correct. Yes. >> So, you're looking at the one on Mil Mill Lane and Frontier Way. >> Correct. >> Believe those are private roads. Correct. >> That's basically what the associations came back to us and tell and giving us in um bills, proposed bills for what it would cost for us to be replaced. No one
in the community took took it down. I didn't know if because we're in the burrow and we're taxpayers. >> So, typically on private roads, the burrow wouldn't do that. Typically, private roads are private and the HOA would be responsible for those signs.
>> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Anybody else like to speak this evening? Hearing none. May I have a motion to close the public discussion? >> Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. May I have a second? >> Second.
>> Thank you, Mr. Allessie. All in favor? >> I. >> Does any member of council have anything to add this evening? Hearing none, we will now 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. >> Thank you, Mr. Nice. May I have a second? >> Second. >> 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. >> Motion carries to adopt consent agenda. >> This concludes today's business. May I
have a motion to adjurnn. Motion. >> Thank you, Mr. Allessie. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Thank you, Mr. Periq. All in favor? >> I. >> This meeting is now adjourned at 8:20. Thank you to all attendees for your
participation and orderly conduct this evening. Please exit the courtroom in an orderly manner.