of Violence City Council, Tuesday, June 9th, 2026 at 5:35 p.m. >> Dr. Ar >> here. >> Council member English >> here. >> Council member Vargas >> here. >> Vice President Gomez >> here. >> President Spanelli >> here. Please stand for the pledge of
allegiance. We will have the Preschool uh students from the Preschool here helping us with the pledge. That's all right. Either way, You ready to be left? >> There's that flag right there. >> Feeling good.
>> Right hand on your heart. flag 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. >> Great job. >> Let's go pictures. One more. One, two, three. We'll never get that one from Bob. >> Thank you. >> You got gifts. >> Right. And here goes the certificate.
And a certificate to give mom. >> Thank you. Don't drop the other bag. >> It's heavy. You have to use your big muscles to carry it. >> Ready?
>> One, two. There you go. >> Thank you so much. Say thank you for >> you guys are the best. Stop the rock. >> There he is. >> Give him a minute.
>> Hey, how are you? Good to see you. >> Dave, take care. >> Take care. Good seeing you. >> Thank you. >> Hey, >> like a toothache. >> Okay. >> All right. Rich. Public notice. This meeting pursuant to
the open public meeting act has been given by the city clerk on December 12th, 2025 in the following manner. Posting written notice on the official bolden board of the lobby of city hall. Providing written notice to the offices of the daily journal press of Atlantic City violin voice and publishing electronically on the city's official website and filing written notice in the
office of the city clerk of the city of Miland. Chair, I'll entertain a motion uh that the let's see the premeating conference regular meeting of May 26th and the work session of Monday, June 1st be approved as submitted. >> Discussion.
>> Seeing none. >> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Marcus, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> And President Spanelli, >> yes. At this time, we'll open up general public comment portion. Rich, >> public comment provides an opportunity for the members of the public to inform
the governing body about their views. The governing body prescribes the city council's bylaws in New Jersey statutes on open public meetings when engaging during public comment. As such, each individual shall have a threeminute limit to comment, cannot yield time to another individual, may only approach the podium once during public comment
for any one topic, and city council will not engage in dialogue with the public during this time. Disruptive conduct by audience members may result in removal following a warning and all participants are expected to adhere to professional decorum. The governing body maintains model courtesy and respect and requires the members of the public to do the
same. >> This time if you signed a blue sheet. I think they're blue, right? >> Yes. Blue sheet. >> Rich will call your name and if you haven't once the names are called then can line up here and state your name and what you would like to speak about. >> First up I have Robin Blout. Robin
Blout. >> Blunt. Blunt blunt. >> I'm blout. >> Yeah. Right where that microphone. >> Speak right in that microphone. >> Okay. >> I have a >> state your name. >> Oh, my name is Robin Blunt. >> And where you live, ma'am?
>> 2211 Yankee Court in Violin. >> Just Vinland, that's all. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I built my house here in 2003. Three years ago, a teacher moved in behind me. He's been breaking in my home and harassing me. Then the violent police department has been upholding him
in his wrongdoing. Nobody's doing anything and I need something done cuz I retired from law enforcement myself and I've never experienced anything in my life like this before and I need something done. Somebody
needs to address this. Council President, we can I can contact the chief of police and find out uh a little bit more information for you. What What is the address again? You know what? Just write it down here. So, >> and my home was broken into and they
stole one of my diamond braces. I had to go to I internal affairs for them to write a police report to get to the insurance company because they didn't want I guess cuz the cop is friends with the neighbor, they didn't want to involve him in the situation. But I pay taxes in violent. I pay a lot of taxes
environment and I have a right to be taken care of like everybody else. >> Absolutely. >> Yes. Okay. Yes. Mhm. You spelled it right. You need my phone number. Okay. I even had it where
I did foster care in my home and one of the kids came to see me from Oklahoma and the kid was sitting in the driveway. The violent police department came to my house on my property and questioned that kid and asked for their driver's license. That's how much I'm being
harassed environment and I want something done. I can't even leave my home for them breaking in my house. >> Okay. Well, Mr. Tanette is our solicitor. He'll talk to the police chief and we'll see what we can get done with it. >> I appreciate it. >> Not a problem. Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate it.
>> Is there anyone else that uh would like to speak that hasn't signed the blue form? Please come up. >> Anyone else? Yeah, the blue horns are done. >> Sorry. >> Okay. Sorry about that. >> All right, Nancy Martin, Bridton. Um,
I am here talking about the animal shelter again. I I know you're probably tired of of this, but um this is still an ongoing issue. Um, we still have all the same unanswered questions as we've had since April 1st when the contract was uh was no longer valid. We still
don't know anything about the capacity of the temporary holding facility. We don't know how you're handling medical issues, quarantine protocols, what happens if the animals are not adopted. We still don't have any solid answers or official communication on that. However, now there's a new development which is
actually the reason I wanted to come back. Um, so if you look on a national platform that are common commonly used by shelters, it's called adopt a pet. um valid platform. Shelters, rescues use it all the time to promote their animals. But now there's an official page
operating under the name Violin Municipal Animal Shelter, which as we know is blatant misrepresentation. You don't have a shelter. There's no such thing as the Violin Municipal Animal Shelter. There's no existing building. There's no hours. There's no staffing. There's no license as a shelter. This
simply doesn't exist. So, this is actually feeling very deceptive now. And it almost feels like a band-aid, like you're trying to like violent is trying to deceive the public into thinking you've resolved this issue and met your legal legal obligation when in fact you're actually just kind of putting a
digital placeholder on something that doesn't really exist. That's not responsible legal way to meet this obligation and it doesn't do anything positive for the community that might actually want to adopt these dogs. I do appreciate I fully acknowledge that
having photos versus no photos gives some of the dogs a chance to be adopted to be seen. I fully acknowledge that. I fully appreciate that. Some chance versus no chance. Of course, that that's a wonderful thing. Of course, it is. However, it it's because it's not being
operated as a shelter. There's no visiting hours. There's no staffing. There's no volunteers. There's no fosters. There's no donations. There's no events. There's nothing that happens in an actual shelter because this is simply a website showing some photos and the I only happened upon it by chance
because of following this specific issue. People I've talked to have no idea this exists. It's not out there. Violent has never made any public official public comment saying, "Hey, here's what we're doing." So, it's it does not look like you're trying to
fulfill the obligation. It also doesn't look like you actually truly care about the welfare of these animals on the site on the adopt a pet site. It not only is it deceptively claiming to be a shelter, but a lot of the animals now say needs home fast in big red letters, which
implies they're going to be euthanized, but again, we don't know because we haven't received any answers, any solid information. So, this isn't just about I I've mentioned before there's taxpayers money at stake that that isn't being addressed, but this is also truly underlying the welfare of the animals.
This issue is about the welfare of the animals and people that care about them. And this is deceptive and it's not acceptable. >> You anyone else? Justice. >> Hi, I'm Larry. Um, I'm going to go a
little off topic here. I took a visit up to um Delaney Hall. It's uh and I know recently people brought up the denouncing of ICE and the things I saw and the things you hear going on inside that facility uh miscarriages because there's no medical treatment. People being teargassed and beaten inside of
jail cells. People being isolated because they organized the hunger strike because there was worms in the food. Um I ICE hasn't been staying in Vineland like it's a tourist destination. They stay at our hotels. They wander around. There's
no challenges. There's no legislation passed here stronger than the states. I don't understand how we're okay with this. Um, I got to go to Laney Hall on the 26th where I watched them violently beat women outside of the outside of the hall. It was just unarmed protesters
being dragged to the ground, beaten with batons. Um, it was pretty brutal to watch. Uh, people being pepper-sprayed, tear gas, maed, just unarmed people. And the whole time the ICE agents were just joking, laughing about it. Uh there was one
instance where they pulled down somebody's mask and pepper- sprrayed them directly in the eyes and this woman was maybe 90 pounds and they made a joke about how she'll never be coming back here. Um this is a public sidewalk in New York. This ain't people doing
nothing wrong. It's a first amendment right and these people are beating people. I still have some bruises myself. Um, I also had breathing issues because of the pepper spray interior ass. And I just don't get it. Um, they kidnapped a medic. It's also one of the
wildest things I've seen. The medic was across the street minding his own business and they threw him to the ground, beat him, and dropped him away six blocks with no cell phone. That's not legal. Um, yeah. And again, going on
what's inside, it's it's just not People are being beaten. They're being tortured. Everybody here knows what the fifth, the fourth, the 14th, and the eth amendment are and why they exist and why they're so important. And just not be able to announce that. And then watching Vinand's little golden spoonfed little
brat go up there and talk about how ICE is helping us and it's all our fault. And man, Mike Tesa just really waiting for that armband and the goose march. I It's just disgusting. I I wish at some point this is going to be your people.
understand it. Like it's going to be the people none none of you are necessarily like Spinelli is not a white name like you know the poem first they came for it's I did nothing you know it's just I wish people just learn their history learn
what it means myself I know my Irish descendants I know why I'm here I know that ICE is not something I should ever be for anybody should ever be for and I really wish people would just denounce it cuz again they were targeting women joking about it and beating meeting them in the streets of Newark. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Anyone else? No one. We will close the public session. Mr. President, I present ordinance number 2026-36, ordinance amending ordinance 2004-25 as
amended entitled an ordinance adopting the center city redevelopment plan consistent with resolution 5203 of the planning board of the city of Miland for Lannis Avenue commercial district which is ready for a continued public hearing. >> Chair entertains a motion that ordinance number 2026-36 be taken up for continued
public hearing and open to the public for discussion. >> So move. >> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> President Spanelli, >> yes. Is there anyone in the audience who wishes to be heard on ordinance number
2026-36? This the one where you banned the community oriented programs or you moved the that's it. Why? May I ask like just is that going to affect the businesses that are already there? Is that going to affect people want to come in and do that thing? I I just don't get the why.
Um everybody voted yes. Can we get an explanation at least? I know explanations aren't normal, but just an explanation. Anyone else? Seeing no one chain a motion public hearing on this
number 2026-36 be closed. >> So move. >> Second. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanelli. >> Yes. Chair entertains a motion ordinance number 2026-36 be taken up for final
reading adopted according to law. >> So move >> second. >> Discussion by council. >> Seeing none. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanelli. >> Yes.
>> Ordinance number 2026-36. Ordinance amending ordinance 2004-25 is amended entitled an ordinance adopting the center city redevelopment plan consistent with resolution 5203 of the planning board of the city of Vinland for Landis Avenue commercial district for the vote of 5 days. This ordinance
is hereby adopted. >> Mr. Ranchetta, please submit ordinance number 2026-36 to the mayor for his approval or disapproval. >> Yes. >> Thank you. Present ordinance number 2026-37, an ordinance amending the code of the city
of Binland, chapter 216, article 1, section 1 entitled alcoholic beverages annual license fees, which is ready for a public hearing. >> He entertains a motion in order number 2026-37 be taken up for public hearing open to public for discussion. >> So move second. >> Dr. Arthur,
>> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> President Spanelli, >> yes. Is there anyone in the audience who wish to be heard on ordinance number 2026-37? Seeing no one, Chair will entertain a motion public hearing on ordinance
number 2026-37 be closed. >> No move. >> Second. >> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> President Spanelli, >> yes. Chair entertains a motion ordinance number 2026-37 be taken up for final
reading and adopted according to law. >> So move. Second. Discussion by council. Seeing none, >> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> President Spanelli, >> yes. >> Ordinance 2026-37,
an ordinance amending the code of the city of Ireland entitled chapter 216, article 1, section 1 entitled alcoholic beverages annual license fees with a vote of 5 years. This ordinance is hereby adopted. >> Mr. Francetta, please submit ordinance number 2026-37 to the mayor for his approval. Move this approved.
>> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Present ordinance number 2026-38. Ordinance authorizing the transfer of certain industrial property to the violent industrial commission pursuant to NJSA4A12-13 and NJSA 405B-8
subsection G and approving the sale of said industrial property by the violent industrial commission pursuant to NJSA 405B-1 at SEC which is ready for a public hearing. Chair entertains a motion to ordinance number 2026-38 be taken up for public hearing and open to public for
discussion. >> So move second. >> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> And President Spanelli, >> yes. >> Is there anyone in the audience who wish to be heard on ordinance number 2026-38?
>> Peter Chang. Chanks or >> Chang. Okay. Tricky Greek last name. Uh good afternoon, Mr. Chairman, members of the council. My name is Peter Chicanius. I am an attorney at the law firm of Flaster Greenberg. My office represents the prospective purchaser of
this lot, um the Vinland Packaging Corporation. Uh the first thing I wanted to say is my client is still very interested in the property. We're certainly, you know, moving forward as as much as we can, but the my client was just a bit of a nervous Nelly. He was a little concerned. The ordinance made it
seem like the purchase of the property was a bit of a foregone conclusion. And again, while we're still very interested, uh we do intend to conduct our due diligence. There is the uh the work easement that's on the property that needs to be taken care of. So that was just my client wanted to make sure
that it's while again very much intending to move forward. It's not set in stone yet. Of course, we have to have the agreement of sale and all those items. So just wanted to briefly make that clear uh for the council. Um and I appreciate your time. >> All right. Thank you very much.
Do I entertain a motion public hearing on ordinance number 2026-38 be closed? >> So move. >> Second. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez. Yes. >> And President Spanelli. >> Yes. >> Chair entertains a motion ordinance
number 2026-38 be taken up for final reading adopted according to law. >> So move. >> Second. >> Discussion. Seeing none. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas,
>> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> President Spanelli, >> yes. Ordinance 2026-38, Ordinance authorizing the transfer of certain industrial property to the Violent Industrial Commission pursuant to NJSA 4812-13 and NJSA 405B-8
subsection G and approving the sale of said industrial property by Envi Industrial Commission pursuant to NJSA 405B-1 at SEC with a vote of 5 days. This ordinance is hereby adopted. >> Mr. Franchetta, please submit ordinance number 2026-38 to the mayor for his
approval or disapproval. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Present ordinance number 2026-39 which is ready for first reading. >> Entertains a motion that ordinance number 2026-39 be taken up for first reading. >> So move. >> Second. >> Dr. Arthur.
>> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanelli. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 2026-39. Ordinance amending ordinance number 2025-94 so as to authorize the purchase of
approximately 108 acres of vacant land known as 1100 College Drive from South Jersey Health Systems without contribution from the Cumberland County Improvement Authority. Chair entertains a motion ordinance number 2026-39 be passed for first reading the public hearing be held on
Tuesday, June 23, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. So move. Second >> discussion. >> Seeing none. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanel. >> Yes.
>> Present ordinance number 2026-40 which is ready for first reading. >> Entertains a motion ordinance number 2026-40 be taken up for first reading. >> So move. >> Second. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas.
>> Yes. Yes. Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanel. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 2026-40. Ordinance releasing, vacating, and extinguishing any public rights in portions of certain paper streets known as Columbia Avenue and Washington Avenue. >> Jetains a motion ordinance number
2026-40 be passed for first reading. That a public hearing be held on Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. >> So move. >> Second. >> Discussion. >> Seeing none. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas,
>> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> And President Spanelli, >> yes. >> Present ordinance number 2026-41, which is ready for first reading. >> She entertains a motion ordinance number 2026-41 be taken up for first reading. >> So move second.
>> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> President Spanelli, >> yes. >> Ordinance 2026-41. Ordinance amending ordinance 2026-1 authorizing the purchase of 440 West Landis Avenue to correct clerical
errors. >> Jar entertains a motion ordinance number 2026-41 be passed for first reading that a public hearing be held on Tuesday, June 23rd, 2020 on 2026 at 5:30 p.m. >> So move. >> Second >> discussion seeing none.
>> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. President Spanelli. >> Yes. >> Present ordinance number 2026-42 which is ready for first reading. >> Chair entertains a motion that ordinance number 2026-42 be taken up for first
reading. >> So move. >> Second. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanelli. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 2026-42. Ordinance amending Ordinance 2025-20.
An ordinance amending ordinance 2019-57 and ordinance 2022-49 is amended chapter 687 part 4 article 18 of the code of the city of entitled water sewer utility rights reserved rates entertains a motion ordinance number 2026-42
be passed for first reading of the public hearing be held on June 23rd 2026 at 5:30 p.m. >> So move >> second >> discussion seeing none >> Dr. Barther. >> Yes. >> Council member, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes.
>> President Spanelli, >> yes. >> Present resolution number 2026-273. A resolution awarding an open-end contract to ACV Environmental Solutions Incorporated, Huawei, New Jersey, for solid and liquid waste disposal services for the violent municipal electric
utility. Car entertains a motion resolution number 2026 S-273 be adopted according to law. >> So move >> second >> discussion. Seeing none. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes.
>> Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanelli. >> Yes. >> Present resolution number 2026-279. Resolution to amend the budget. Chair entertains a motion that resolution number 2026-279
be adopted according to law. >> So move >> second >> discussion. Seeing none. >> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English? >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas? >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez? Yes. >> President Spanelli? >> Yes.
>> I got to read this in uh full here. uh resolution to amend the budget whereas local municipal budget for the 2026 was approved on the 31st day of March 2026 and whereas public hearing on said budget has been held as advertised
and whereas it is desired to amend the said budget approved now there be v4 the city council of the city of island county of kland that the following amendments to the approved budget of the 2026 be made current fund general revenues
Surplus anticipated from $7 million even to 5,595,027 even with a reduction of $1,44,0009 excuse me1,44,973 even surplus anticipated with prior written consent of the director of local government services from zero to
1,44,900 73 even with an increase of1,44,973 even. Total surplus anticipated from $7 million even to $7 million even. Miscellaneous revenues section F,
special items of general revenue anticipated with prior rank consent of the director of local government services. Public and private revenues offset with appropriations. clean communities from zero to 160,64411 which is an increase of 160,640
excuse me $6411 NEA FDA voluntary standards from 0 to 40,000 even which is an increase of 40,000 bulletproof vest partnership 0 to 37,49080
which is an increase of 37,49 90.80. UE Authority funds industrial park phase 1 from 0 to2,710,000 even, which is an increase of $2,710,000
even. South Jersey Economic Development District from 0 to $25,000 even, which is an increase of $25,000. Total section F special items general revenue anticipated with prior written consent of the director of local government services public and private
revenues offset with appropriations from $4,92,665.92 to 7,875,62083 which is an increase of 2,973,154.91. Subtotal general revenues from 50,900 excuse me 50,497,19245 to 53470,347.36
which is an increase of 2,973,154.91 amount to be raised by taxes for support of municipal budget local Tax for municipal purposes included reserve for unc uncollected taxes from 47,59,197.94
to 47,13,16547 which is a reduction of $46,3247. Total amount to be raised by taxes for support of the municipal budget zero. Total general revenues from 99,698,79.39 to $12,625,83183
for an increase of $2,927,12244. Anticipated appropriations, general appropriations, operations within caps, liquidation of tax title leans, and foreclosed property. Other expenses from $15,000 to
$10,000 for a reduction of $5,000. Police Department salaries and wages from $18,796,819 even to 17,776,211 even for a reduction of $1,20,68 even. other expenses from 1,697,877
even to 1,353,412 even which is a reduction of $344,465 even. Office of Emergency Management Sal, excuse me, salaries and wages $83,96 even to $60,14
even for a reduction of $22,992 even. Other expenses from $40,50 to $23,142 even for a reduction of $16,98 even. State Uniform Construction Code
Construction Official Other Expenses from $32,700 even to $22,700 even for a reduction of $10,000 even. Utilities and bulk purchases, street lighting from $235,200
even to $225,200 even for a reduction of $10,000. fuel oil from $3,500 even to $1,000 even for a reduction of $2,500. Telecommunication costs from $5,000 even
to $2,500 even which is a reduction of $2,500. Total operations within caps 59 million59,472,253 even to 58,37,280 even, which is a reduction of1,434,973. contingent from $47,95.92
to $37,830.92 for a reduction of $10,75. Total operations including contingent within caps 59,520,158.92 to 58,75,110.92 for a reduction of $1,445,48 even. detail salaries and wages from
$39,98,88 to $36,864,488 even which is a reduction of $1,43,600 even. Other expenses TW from 20 million, excuse me, from 21,612,70.92 to 21,210,622.92 for a reduction of $4,
excuse me, $41,448. receiving deferred charges and statutory exemptions, statutory expenditures define contribution retirement plan, DCP, from $35,693
even to $30,693 even for a reduction of $5,000. Total general appropriations for municipal purposes within caps six from 69,660,948.92 to 68,210,900.92 for a reduction of $1,450,48.
Even appropriations excluded from caps police department salaries and wages from zero to 1 million to 20,68 for an increase of $1,20,68. Other expenses from 0 to $344,465
even which is an increase of $344,465 even. Office of Emergency Management Salards and wages from zero to $22,992 even which is an increase of $22,992
even. Other expenses from 0 to $16,98 for an increase of $16,98. clean communities from zero to 160,66411 which is an increase of $160,66411. NEA FDA voluntary standards from $0 to
44 excuse me to $40,000 even which is an increase of $40,000 even. Bulletproof vest partnership from $0 to $37,490.80 80, which is an increase of $37,490.80. UE Authority funds industrial park phase
1 from $0 to $2,710,000 even for an increase of $2,710,000 even. South Jersey Economic Development District from 0 to $25,000 even, which is an increase of $25,000 even. Total
operations excluded from caps1 12,540,250.92 to $16,918,3783 for an increase of 4,378,127.91. detail salaries and wages from 3,400,000 to $4,443,600
for an increase of $1,43,600. Even other expenses from 9,140,250.92 to 12,474,7783 for an increase of 3,334,527.91. Total operations excluded from caps from
12,540,250.92 to 16,918,3783 which is an increase of $4,378,127.91 reserve for uncollected taxes from 2,835,59155 to 2,834,6348 for a reduction of $95747. Total general appropriations from
99,698,79.39 to $12,625,83183, which is an increase of 2,927,12244. Water and sewer utility dedicated revenues from water and sewer utility general capital funds surplus from $0.30
to $0 which is a reduction of 30. Water utility capital fund surplus $0 to $0.30 for an increase of 30. Total water and utility total water and sewer utility
revenues from 15,42,77 even to $15,42,77 even. No change. Be it further resolved that two certified copies of the resolution be filed for within the office of the director of local government services for certification of the local municipal budget so amended.
Be it further resolved that this completes the amendment in accordance with provision of NJSA484-9 be published electron in the electronically on the city's official website https back www.mminlandcity.orgleal-ices
org/legal-notices back and said publications contains notice of public hearing on set amendment to be held on city hall on June 23rd, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. Um, just for a formality, can we have the vote
again? >> Yes. >> All right. So, for a vote of adoption of resolution 2026-279, uh, Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez,
>> yes. >> And President Spanelli, >> yes. >> Thank you. >> I present resolution number 2026-280, a resolution commending and celebrating the 80th anniversary of Karland Christian School. >> Chair entertains a motion resolution number 2026-280 be adopted according to
law. >> So move. >> Second. >> Discussion by council. >> None. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. Vice President Gomez. >> Yes. >> President Spanelli. >> Yes. >> You want to read it today?
>> No, we don't have to read it. Just put it into the record. >> Okay. Thank you. >> City Council's approved that the following members listed in tonight's consent agenda are considered to be routine and non-controversial and be adopted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items
unless a council member so requests, in which case the item will be removed and considered with an individual vote. All matters on the consent agenda have presented to city council during either a work session or premeating conference and appear on the consent agenda without objection. Their titles will not be
individually read into the record but will be properly memorialized in the meeting minutes. >> Jan entertains a motion and approve all items on the consent agenda. >> So move >> second. >> Dr. Arthur. >> Yes. >> Council member English. >> Yes. >> Council member Vargas. >> Yes. >> Vice President Gomez. >> Yes.
>> And President Spanelli. >> Yes. have privilege of the floor. Dr. Arthur, >> thank you to the students from Preschool for coming out. That is the last of our students coming before us to
lead the flag salute. >> Thank you, sir. >> Vargas. >> Uh, not at this time. >> English. >> Nothing at this time. >> Vice President Cruz Gomez. >> Nothing at this time. Just to give everybody a heads up, the car show is
this weekend uh on the Avenue and they also have an added feature uh where they're doing some kind of a show of ancillary things dealing with cars in the convention center. The chair will entertain a motion to adjourn the meeting. >> So move.
>> Second. >> Dr. Arthur, >> yes. >> Council member English, >> yes. >> Council member Vargas, >> yes. >> Vice President Gomez, >> yes. >> President Spanelli, >> yes. Have a good night everyone.