Good evening everyone. Welcome to the regular meeting of the general council January 20th 2026. >> Madam clerk, are you ready to read the open public readings act? >> Yes. Provisions of the open public media act have been complied with. This notice
was published in the beacon in the park press. Thank you. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Breland, >> present. >> Mr. Martin >> here. >> Mr. Kangelo is active this evening. Mr. Dmore >> here. >> Mr. Dupra >> here. >> Mr. Peterson here. >> Mayor Marshall >> here.
>> Okay. Can you stand for the flag? 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 and justice for all.
>> Thank you. >> We have no presentations this evening, so we will go right into legislation. Councilman Breland. >> Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Um, I have nothing this evening. The only thing I'd like to bring up is um we are still in discussion about reducing the speed
limit on Water Street to 15 miles an hour. >> So, >> okay, >> keep discussing. >> That's all I have. >> All right, that sounds good. So, you're up, Mr. Martin. >> Thank you, Mayor. >> Um, number one, the stream is not on the
website for some reason, but it is on YouTube. So, after the meeting, I'll make sure I get it on the website. Um, I have five resolutions this evening, mayor. Um, the first one is not on the agenda, but I'm going to start with that one. I have
a resolution of the Burough of Tucker County of Ocean, State of New Jersey, authorizing the display of fireworks for the Fourth of July celebration. The fireworks will be held on July 4th with a rain date of Sunday, July 5th this year over at Tipsy Park. I move this
resolution second. >> All right. I have a motion and a second on this resolution as read. >> Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Brilland? >> Yes. >> Mr. Martin? >> Yes. >> Mr. Dmore? >> Yes. >> Mr. Duprey? >> Yes. Mr. >> Peterson?
>> You must have those fireworks. >> I'm trying to uh get ahead of everything this year with it. So, I'm also doing the starting the permit process now to close resign for the pre >> on the fence. So, >> yeah, that always takes a while. I want to uh I had to do it change things like
six times so I want to get started early. >> Um next I have a resolution um for the emergency appropriation of the um budget but I say this every year it's titled in the state of New Jersey
they title it emergency appropriation. There's no emergency. It's just the um temporary budget until we have the finalized budget. So, an emergency temporary appropriation in the amount to the current fund of $3,440,81861
and to the utility fund of 1,769,396.91 and that emergency temporary appropriation will be provided for in the 2026 budget when we have it um introduce it and adopt it. So, I have a resolution of the Burough of Tucker
County motion, state of New Jersey, authorizing an emergency appropriation in accordance with NJSA4A 4-20. And I move this resolution second. >> All right. I have a motion and a second on this resolution. >> Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Freeland, >> yes.
>> Mr. Martin, >> yes. >> Mr. Deore, yes. >> Mr. Dub, yes. >> Mr. Peterson, >> yes. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Uh, my next resolution is for the payment of claims. I normally pull out the exact dollar amount and because I was fiddling with the camera, I
didn't. Um, but this month we have 1 million28,389.78. The bulk of that number is we paid um two months worth of levies to Tucker Elementary School this period. So instead of our one, we have two for Tucker Elementary in there, which is why that's high. I have a resolution of the
burough of Tuckeran County motion state of New Jersey authorizing payment of claims in the amount of 1,28,389.78 and I move this resolution second. >> All right. I have a motion and a second on this resolution. Did anyone have any questions on anything that was in this?
Okay. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Freland? >> Yes. >> Mr. Marin? >> Yes. >> Mr. Dmore? >> Yes. Mr. >> Dup? Yes. with the exception of fire district number three and Green Bay Regional Squad 85. I abstain from those two items. >> Okay, Mr. Peterson.
>> Yes. >> Thank you. Next, I have our annual 2026 MAP grant uh resolution of the Burough Tucker County motion state of New Jersey authorizing the Governor's Council on Substance Use Disorder 2025 fiscal grant
cycle July 1st, 2026 through June 30th of 2027. And I move this resolution second. >> Right. We have a motion and a second on this resolution as read. Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Rand, >> yes. >> Mr. Martin.
>> Yes. >> Mr. >> Yes. >> Mr. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peterson. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> And then my final resolution this evening has to do with a um shared service with Lacy Township. Um but
before we get to that, uh Joey Akono, who was our tax collector, has submitted a letter letter of resignation. So I'm going to make a motion that we accept his letter of resignation. Second. >> Okay. I have a motion and a second to
accept the resignation letter of Joe. Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Freland? >> Yes. >> Mr. Martin? >> Yes. >> Mr. Demore? >> Yes. >> Mr. Dupra? >> Yes. >> Mr. Peterson? >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Wish him all the best in his future endeavors. I have a resolution authorizing the
Burough of Tucker to enter into a shared service agreement with the township of Lacy for the shared use of tax collector services pursuant to the Uniform Shared Services Act NJSA4A 65-1
and I move this resolution second. >> All right, I have a motion and a second on this resolution. Roll call vote, please. Mr. Freeland, >> yes. >> Mr. Martin, yes. >> Mr. Deart, >> yes. Mr. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peterson. >> Yes. >> Thank you.
>> Okay. Uh, next Councilman was asking again, please. Okay, you're welcome. >> Thank you, mayor. I have two resolutions. The first one is um for appliances that we uh um a resident paid
a fee for to pick up because it had refrigerant in it. Um and the the uh appliances were gone before the town got to them. So the resolution of Burrow of Tucker County of Ocean State of New Jersey authorizing the refund of a
permit fee for the collection and disposal of all disposal of appliances containing refrigerant fluids to John Hmel >> Hume Hume. >> I move this >> second. Okay, we have a motion and a
second uh for this refund. Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Bland, >> yes. >> Mr. Martin, >> yes. >> Mr. Dmore, >> yes. >> Mr. Dra, >> yes. >> Mr. Peterson, >> thank you. >> I have one more resolution. This is for um a project on uh Kelly
from Kelly Avenue uh to Marine Street. Uh the contract originally was uh $181,700 and there was a change order um for the amount of $25,286.80 uh deducted uh it was a savings. So the
resolution of the burrow of Tucker County of Oceans County of Ocean State of New Jersey authorizing the execution of change order number one to the roadway preservation project Kelly Avenue from Marine Street. I so move second.
>> All right. Motion and a second. >> Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Breine, >> yes. >> Mr. Martin, >> yes. >> Mr. >> Yes. >> Mr. Defra, >> yes. >> Mr. Peterson, >> yes. >> Thank you. >> That's all. All right. Thank you very much. Moving along, we have public
buildings and grounds and community affairs. >> I have nothing to say. >> Very good. We'll move on to administration and regulation. Councilman. >> Thank you, your honor. I have a couple things that I'd like to cover this evening. First being the minutes of the December meeting and January 1st
reorganization meeting. Any council member have any additions or corrections to the minutes? There being none, I so move that we accept the minutes as written. I second. >> Okay. I have a motion and a second to accept the minutes as written. Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Freland, yes.
>> Mr. Martin, yes. >> Mr. Deore, >> yes. >> Mr. Dree, yes. >> Mr. Peterson, >> yes. >> Thank you. >> Second item. Your honor, I have the construction report for the month of December and uh inspections performed
with 34 bulkheads 2 plumbing 12 electrical 28 Complaints, three, zoning, four, on-site inspections were 18, violation notices sent were two, violations cleared were two, phone
complaints were 19, housing inspections were 15, bulkhead inspections ended up at two, and open requests were three. And that is the uh construction report for the month of December. And this time
I see uh Chief Franken from Parker Town Fire Company is here with the fire and EMS report for the month of December. >> Good evening everybody. >> Good evening. >> For the month of December, we responded to seven fire calls, 21 EMS calls for
December. Total for the year we offer bar and parker town 338 fire calls we went up 13.142% EMS calls we did 400493 went up 19.25% 25% with a total of 1831
911 calls. We um staffed 236 duty shifts and we change the batteries in 78 residents in Tucker for the smoke detectors that we did as a free service. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> And then we wound up uh with the final
EMS tally for the year 2025. 521 total in the bur in soccer. >> That's quite a >> substantial increase. And that's all I have here. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Uh next is
law and public safety council Peterson. >> Thank you, your honor. I have two resolutions to read tonight. One is for the per purchase of a police vehicle and the other one is for a shared service with the prosecutor's uh program. And I also have the monthly activity report
for the police department. That being said, I have a resolution of the B of Tucker County motion standing, New Jersey awarding a state contract for the purchase of a police vehicle to winner Ford in the amount of $46,992.
I move that resolution. I'll second. >> All right. I have a motion on this resolution. Roll call, please. Mr. Bland, >> yes. >> Mr. Martin, >> yes. >> Mr. Bu. >> Yes. Mr. Dupra. >> Yes. >> Mr. Peterson. >> Yes. >> Thank you.
>> And I have a resolution of the Bur of Tuck County in motion state of New Jersey authorizing the execution of a shared service agreement with a county motion for the prosecutor's program. I move that resolution. >> Second. >> All right. I have a motion and a second
for the shared services resolution. Roll call vote, please. >> Mr. Bland. >> Yes. >> Mr. Martin. >> Yes. >> Mr. Yes. >> Mr. D? Yes. >> Mr. Peterson? >> Yes. Thank you. >> And I have the monthly activity report for the police department for December 2025.
Calls for service were 251. Arrest were six. Motor vehicle stops were 94. Motor vehicle summons were 40. Motor vehicle accidents were 12. Medical was 44 and suspicious person and vehicle
checks 23. That's all I have. >> All right. Thank you very much, Chief. You guys were very busy. Keep it up. Thank you. All right. Um, my turn now. Uh, I have a poster right
here and I got something from an organization called Revolution in New Jersey and this is to uh plan for the 250th anniversary of our country. So it says, "Congratulations on Tuckerton
Burrow becoming a Revolution New Jersey community. We are delighted to add your name to our growing list of communities. We invite you to explore the current community programs and opportunities we have to offer in addition to developing
your own plans for America's 250th anniversary." And um I would on my paper here we need to have a committee and you've already told me that pride and celebration >> committee will be working on that and uh
that's a perfect place for it. And I also have buttons for everybody. >> So you get to wear these buttons. Okay. One for Sam. We'll pass the rest down. Careful. They're sharp.
So we're officially in the American Revolution planning stages and uh it's going to be a good thing and I guess there's going to be all kinds of things going on throughout the town and um I'm sure
they'll be having things up at the school also and we'll be uh looking into it. So that takes care of everything that I had for tonight. Um, Mr. Cons,
>> your name is right on my head. Mr. Connor, >> thank you, Mayor. Other advised that we'll need a executive session on two matters. One regarding the possible sale of municipally owned property and another personnel matter.
Um, I don't expect that there'll be action taken. Um, so at the end of the meeting, just Next, Madam Clerk. >> Uh, so with that, I have a resolution of the bar of Ting County State of New Jersey providing for an executive session in accordance with the open
public dealing act to discuss land acquisition and personal matters. >> I make that motion. Sorry. >> We have a motion and a second for executive session. We'll go over please. >> Mr. Reen, yes. >> Mr. Martin, yes. >> Mr. Dear, yes. >> Mr. Dree, >> Mr. Peterson,
>> yes. >> Okay. Uh, the next thing I have is a raffle application for the uh, Fourth of July committee that's going to be held on July 9th, 2026, and we're asking waiver of >> I make that move. I'll second. >> Okay, we have a motion, a second. Uh,
roll call vote, please. Sure. >> Mr. Freeland? >> Yes. >> Mr. Martin? >> Abstain. >> Mr. Newour? >> Yes. >> Mr. Dra? Yes. >> Mr. Peterson? >> Yes. And lastly is our year to do the community development block grant. Um
the one thing I have to do is just tell the general that we are going to be accepting applications. Um general public that we're accepting applications for the community development block grant. uh citizens and agencies or organizations are invited to comment on
the housing community needs of the burough of chucker to obtain and to obtain a project application uh from my office. Any project applications that want to be submitted to the governing body must be submitted to me prior to January 31st, 2026 at 4
p.m. And then at the next meeting in February, the governing body will prioritize which projects we are doing right now. Um the projects that we are continuing with is the sidewalks. Um if we haven't completed Marine Street,
we'll be doing portions of Marine Street by the school and the baseball field. If that is completed, then we go over to South Green Street to work on those sidewalks. That's usually what we do every year. Community development block grant. The grants monies only go to designated areas. So, it has to be a low
income area that is considered not through anything other than the census and designated through um federal government. And that is all I have. Very good. Oh,
I'm sorry. I do have one more thing. I could have held off but um somewhere in my paper clips is uh Fran Diggo our police records clerk will be retiring
um that's will be retiring effective June 30th. So I just need a motion to accept her retirement. >> I'll make that motion with regrets. But congratulations. >> Congratulations. >> Well, we hate the loser. Been a fixture
here. >> All right. But I have a motion and a second to accept Fran's um retiring letter. Roll call, please. >> Mr. Freeland? >> Yes. >> Mr. Martin? Yes. >> Mr. Demore? >> Yes. >> Mr. Dupree? Yes. >> Mr. Peterson? >> Yes.
>> Okay, that is all I have. >> Okay, fine. Uh, do we have any other committee commission reports? We've had a couple. You know I do. >> Yes. >> Your turn. >> Okay. Um in keeping with the revolution
New Jersey, a couple things that Pride and Celebrations looking to try to do this year is um American flags up all on the polls going down Main Street here uh through the center of town. That's one of the things and I want to try to work
with them because I believe we can get the flags >> from them that say uh 250 and Revolution and that look nice. But we're going to try to spruce up the center of town uh for the 250th anniversary along with our >> normal activity, summer concerts,
everything else that we do. Um for the fireworks committee, like I said, I'm trying to get started early on all the permits and everything so that we're set. Um >> takes a while. This year's firework display will be the largest that we've ever had in the town. Um probably 40%
more fireworks than we had last year. Um we're working with the county on possibly trying to do some different kind of fireworks. Um they're what we call 4in shell. >> So they're the ones that make the patterns up in the sky, make designs and stuff instead of just going. But um the
plan is to still keep it to a 20 25 minute show but shoot off 40% more. So >> should be a really good firework show this year. >> Oh yeah. >> Um >> the fireworks show on January 1st was very nice. It was really really cold.
>> Um but it was good. put us a lot of people out for that night and it was uh >> you know there was no wind so it was cold but it was definitely tolerable and um that was a very nice event. We look forward to trying to >> do that every year now. >> So and then that's all I have.
>> So we're lucky that we can you know we can work we can work on that committee. Yeah. And um you know help the town as well. >> So we're looking we're all looking forward to Fourth of July. >> One more thing fourth of July related. >> Yes. uh Fourth of July committee will be
having a spaghetti dinner fundraiser March 2nd at the Redmond Lodge. So, I will announce that I'll repeat that one again in February, but um we got to be okay that the Redmond was free on March 2nd because we're going to do a spaghetti dinner fundraiser on March 2nd.
>> All right, that's good. I got a lot of dates to put down when this is all over. Okay. Um >> one final if you wouldn't mind. Uh we have several members of the environmental committee that are here. Vince, John, Debbie, and of course, Miss
Garvin. And if you would come forward and council >> keep us updated on what happened at the very nailbiting session during the last meeting. >> What was it? >> We actually had the meeting. >> Mr. Social Security, you're going to
have to refresh my memory. >> I did the same thing. So, welcome aboard. >> Thank you. >> Happy New Year. Um, first thing I want to acknowledge uh all the people that are staying and
one new member, Vice President Cynthia Cords, Debbie McMun, Carolyn Carolyn Keane, John McCormick, Vince Larelli, Anthony Skagle, Paul Salani, Roger Hoffman is sending you a letter. I
wrote it for him. I just but I'm interested in joining the environment. It's fine. And of course, >> Michael Duprey is our liaison and our support team of Calvin in your honor. >> Um, >> and Savannah
>> and Savannah, I'm sorry I forgot you, but you know, >> she's there for all our meetings >> and she gets information out quickly. That's for sure. Um,
we had a tenative date for our helps uh drive, textile recycling drive, but by accident we found out that Tucker Elementary was doing their clothing drive. So, I don't even though it's a different kind of drive, I think that's too much for one day. So, we decided
we'll do like a spring cleaning one more towards the end, but we're ready to do that. Also on March 23rd, I think I said this before, March, but I guess I'll say it every month till March, uh, we're going to do the 12 tenacious invasive plants
movie on March 23rd at 6:30 p.m. at the library. Also, Roger and Vince are going to speak about our tree replacement and more on the invasive trees and what we're doing there. Um, and we're working on the next
leg and we're going a few different directions about trees. So, we're not going to have them all in by July 4th. Maybe they'll dress up like trees instead.
>> I look at this as a whole celebration throughout when you get things done. Beth, I want to, you know, congratulate you on the work that you do with your group and you have all these guys out here tonight and um you're not a guy,
but you're part of the group and >> unless we don't know something, >> you have everyone organized and by having kind of the same people staying on, you're learning to work together and
um we're getting things done. Well, I have a lot more that we talked about, but we start we're more casual, of course, than this, >> and we might start over here talking about this grant, and then we end up over here talking about the tree replacement, and then we were at the
spit of land. So, somehow all together, we get stuff done. So, >> yeah, that all right, you're fired. Our other committees are work as hard as you guys do, but since you are like all I
thank you for coming um and the work that you're doing and your expertise with the plants and the trees and things. You've guided everyone along as to what we need to know and we're going to eventually get the center of town
down there looking nice, but we have to do it step by step. And uh that's a good thing. It's a very good thing. And thank you. Is there any other questions or comments tonight? I keep looking at you like to open
public session. >> That's what I was looking for. >> All right. A second to open public session. >> You're on. Good evening. Um I'm Melissa Steel. I live at 380 Marine Street. Um directly across from the Wildlife
Refuge. Um, we've been having an issue for quite some time between Cox Avenue and Marshall Avenue. Myself and the other neighbors have had multiple people coming and dumping cat food, piles of
cat food. We do have straight cats that live in the refuge. Um, we have asked them to stop. Um, and they've been asked repeatedly to please stop doing it, but they are still coming all hours of the day and night dropping piles of food. Um, some of them have
even been ticketed by the police department. Um, there are several people doing it. Um, and also I've been told by the animal control and several neighbors that it's also possible that it's coming from volunteers from the Ocean County Shelter
that are also coming and dumping food there. Um, it is illegal to do any kind of dumping of or anything like that near that wildlife refuge. Um, so that is a concern. Um,
I feel like it's been luring more cats to that area. They've always had stray cats. I've lived there for more than 20 years, but they have multiplied. This is probably the largest cat population that I have seen there. >> Um, it's luring other wildlife. It's
also luring lots of scavengers. I have turkey buzzards that are all over the sidewalk, all over the road, all over my roof, all over my neighbor's roof. um skunks, raccoons, who knows what else is out there. If you've ever driven down a range street at night time, once you get
to our area, there are a lot of eyes out there because there's so many animals being attracted to this. Um I'm concerned about sanitation. Um spreading disease, lots of animals getting together and congregating probably isn't
the best for them. I'm concerned about it disturbing natural behaviors of the animals that are in that refuge. Um, it's also boring them to the road. They could be hit by a car. >> Um, it's disturbing the peace of us
living there. I've had neighbors who have had confrontations with the people that are doing this. I had one on Sunday night when it was snowing. Um, a woman who parked right at my gate and knew it was illegal, told me she knew it was
illegal, was still doing it. Um, I have pets. I have dogs that are barking. I have dogs that are trying to chase them. My little dog has dug a hole so quickly and has tried to chase them where she's almost got hit by a car several times.
>> Um, so that that's also my biggest concern. We have a hunting dog that when the um you know somebody was dropping a package didn't latch the gate, she got out. She was lost in the refuge for several hours. That's happened on two occasions. Um
I've contacted multiple people. I've talked to animal control. I have talked to the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife. I have also contacted Refuge. Yes, they've all agreed it's illegal. Um, the refuge said they were going to discuss possibly
putting up signs uh prohibiting feeding. I'm not sure if the township is able to do that. Um, I do want to thank the police department. I called the other day. I've had um people coming like basically all hours of the night and day. One woman drove by six times in
less than an hour. Um, I called the police department. I believe they ticketed her. She was back an hour later driving by, opening a window, calling the cat, shaking cat food, throwing it out. Um, so it's really a a nuisance.
Um, so I'm not sure if there's anything you can do, but I just want to make you aware. I did not want to come and complain, but this has been going on for a long time. It was further down the road, and those neighbors complained and confronted um several of these people. Now they're doing it right in front of
my house. So, I just want to make you go around. >> Sure. Well, we certainly appreciate you coming and telling telling us, you know, we do know, but it's nice to to be heard here. >> Through this venue, right? >> Um, when we were driving today, I saw
there was a vulture right after that cat and that kitten went right into the woods. Thank goodness. I was looking back like, >> I mean, I've seen we've have we have fox in there. We have a lot of We have deer. the deer, if they're hungry enough, they're going to come out and eat cat food. That's not their natural behavior,
but they won't do it. Um, I've seen where we've had foxes and they've gone down the street. I've seen them with dead cats in their mouth because the there's so many in there. >> So, uh, right now, animal control said they really can't do anything. I'm not sure if that's true, but to trap them
now, it's so cold that they're afraid they may die in the cage. So, they won't do anything with them now. I understand that. My concern is not really the cats. My concern is the behavior of these people that are coming and dumping it and they don't care that it's a nuisance. They think they're helping the
cats. I understand, but truly they're not because they're multiplying. I'm pretty sure people's house cats are coming and eating at my house. >> It's it's honestly crazy. >> Um and then they're coming literally 8:30 when there was like an inch of
slide. Somebody parked right out front jumping cat food. and I've gone out there and I'm cleaning it up. So, it's just Yeah. >> Well, thank you for coming. >> Absolutely, sir. We appreciate it. >> I talked to Bob Huitt the other day when I stopped by. Um I gave him one of my cards. Also, if you speak to the other
neighbors, um just have make sure everybody just calls PD and document it and we'll get the written. >> Our newest neighbor that's on the corner of Marshall, I know she really had a problem. Um and from what Adam control
had told me when I called he said even uh this woman has received death threats from these people doing this. I don't know how true that is but that was coming from him. >> That's super concerning. >> Absolutely.
>> Yeah. That's like a whole another level. >> Well, thank you. >> You're welcome. Thank you. >> That wasn't so bad, was it? >> No, I never before and I don't like to complain. >> Mr. Andrew, your >> honor, I want to thank the young lady
for being right up front. What I've seen in the last two weeks is food on the sidewalk. I've written it up. We had the laws changed and it seems not to affect anything about the turkey
buzz, whatever you want to call them, the old black thing. The guy on the corner, the end house was just built by Vince did a great job on the house. people moved in. Last Tuesday, Wednesday, I saw seven vultures up on his roof.
>> Yes. >> And they're will ruin that sh ruin the roof itself. If they have solar, it will ruin that also. And I was talking to someone with knowledge of this and they said when
those birds release what they don't need anymore goes right down their legs and in the summer they use that method to cool their legs from the heat of the roof. >> That's why they do that. >> But that's very true. I don't know what
I can do as a code enforcement officer any more than if I catch somebody there. I'm 127 24, you know, 4 hours a day, 7 days a week, 24, whatever. If I catch them, they're going to go to see the police department. >> But it's like the late young lady said,
it's hard to >> see when they're going to be there because they are there anytime. They don't care anymore. >> Used to be 2 and 3:00 in the morning, they'd show up. Now it's 10:00 in the morning, 11 o'clock. We have the same problem at the beach with people throwing food out to the sea.
So, I appreciate that. I hope it gets in the paper. I hope they see it. And beware because I live right on Marshall Avenue and I can walk right down the back of my driveway and take all the pictures I want. Now >> as far as putting the signs up,
>> I have pictures. >> Yeah, but we need pictures of the cars and the light. >> We'll talk. Thank you very much for that. >> Yeah, it's interesting. But listening to these different stories, it sounds to me like there's a plan
>> making sure taking turns. >> Absolutely. Taking turns and knowing when I'm out watching. >> Yeah. >> If you would like to come into the office, I'm there every morning from 7:30 to 11. >> She's a teacher.
>> I was going to say I'm trying. my teaching buddy buddies from school for quite a while. Does anyone else have any comments? >> Mrs. Okay. Um, all these cats that are up
there, I've had stayed and neutered over the past two years. >> Um, yes, I do feed them. I go and I don't put pounds of food out. But that's part of the deal. You can't do anything with them. They're TNRs.
>> I've gotten connection with somebody. They've got their shots. >> You know, I'm the only thing that should have been done a long time ago. There have been I lived here a long time. I lived in the neighborhood. >> There's been cats there since Carl Huitt lived there.
>> It's all woods. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> You can't just let them starve to death. >> But the problem is acting more. >> Yes, >> it's not. It's I know it's there. I see them and I'm not usually out during the day. >> My wife walks the dog
>> and I've been fbombed by this lady. Another woman that I know of and you know too has been fbombed by them too yelling at us. I don't go by that. I feed them once once a night. But somebody has to feed them. They can't. And I've gotten homes for some of
them. illeal, but it takes time to get them to be to trust people >> and nobody likes that. So, >> but it's illegal to do. That's the point. >> It shouldn't be though. >> Nobody else in this town has ever gone
and got >> You're talking to us. >> That's the responsible thing to do and I put the money out to do it. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Anyone else this evening?
>> Motion to close the open portion. Second. >> Okay. Have a motion and a second to close the motion forum. All in favor? >> I motion to adjourn. >> Second. >> Okay. I have a motion and a second to
adjurnn. All in favor? We we have the uh we have an executive. >> Yes. He said we can adjourn. >> Gotcha. >> Okay. So everybody >> happy with that. >> Thank you very much. Thank you for
coming. Thank you for your comments.