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link listed in the agenda. Please rise for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance 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. Please seated. >> Roll call. >> Council Vice President Brown >> here. >> Councilman Harris >> here. >> Councilwoman Pascalone here. >> Councilman [snorts] Jurgis >> present. >> Council President Deborello here.
>> Mayor Delapia >> here. >> Mr. Russo here. >> Mr. Rooney >> present. All right. Can I get a motion to approve the bill list for March 11th? >> Motion >> by Councilman Harris. Second by >> by Councilman York. Roll call.
>> Councilman Jüks. >> Yes. >> Councilman Harris. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Pascalone. >> Yes. Couns Council Vice President Brown. >> Yes. >> Council President Deborello. Yes. >> Can I get a motion to approve the
regular meeting minutes for February 25th, 2026? >> Motion >> by Councilman Urkus. Second, >> second >> by Councilman Harris. Roll call. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> Councilman Harris, >> yes.
>> Councilwoman Pascalone, >> yes. >> Council Vice President Brown, >> yes. >> Council President Deborello, >> yes. Motion approved. Moving on to ordinances. Ordinance 4
2026. I'll give you a break >> cuz I like you. >> An ordinance of the township of Washington, county of Gloucester, state of New Jersey, amending chapter 285 of the township code to establish article 27D entitled medium density affordable
housing district to provide affordable housing units to be developed subject to certain conditions and requirements. This ordinance is up for adoption after a public hearing. Can I have a motion to open the public to the public? >> Motion by Councilman Yorks. Do I have a second? >> Second
>> by Councilman Harris. Roll call for all in favor? >> I >> I >> Okay, [snorts] the floor is open to the public with anybody having any comments on ordinance 426. Please come forward and state your name. >> Seeing none, can I have a motion to
close to the public? >> Second. Motion by Councilman York, second by Councilwoman Pascalone. [clears throat] All in favor? >> I. >> Can I have a motion to adopt ordinance for 2026?
>> Uh, Councilman Yorkis, second. >> Second. >> By Councilman Harris. >> Uh, roll call. >> Councilman, >> yes. >> Councilman Harris, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Pascalone, >> yes. >> Council Vice President Brown, >> yes. Council President Zabello.
>> Yes. >> Ordinance five, an ordinance of the WA Township of Washington, County of Gloucester, State of New Jersey, amending chapter 285 of the Township of Code to establish article 27E entitled AHD Affordable Housing One District to
provide affordable housing units to be developed subject to certain conditions and requirements. This ordinance is up for adoption after public hearing. Can I have a motion to open to the public? >> Motion. >> Motion by Councilman Harris, second by Council Women Pascalone. All those in
favor? >> Anyone wishing to speak on ordinance 5 2026, please come forward to the podium and state your name. Seeing none, can I have a motion to close to the public? >> Motion. >> Motion by Councilman Harris, second >> by Councilwoman Pascalone. All in favor?
I. Can I have a motion to adopt ordinance 52026 >> by Councilman York? Second. >> Second. >> By Councilman Harris. Roll call. >> Councilman York. >> Yes. >> Councilman Harris. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Pascalone. >> Yes. >> Council Vice President Brown.
>> Yes. >> Council President Deborller. >> Yes. Ordinance six, an ordinance of [clears throat] the township of Washington, county of Gloucester, state of New Jersey, amending chapter 285 of the township code to establish article
27F entitled RAH II1 residential affordable housing inclusionary one district to provide affordable housing units to be developed subject to certain conditions and requirements. This ordinance is up for adoption after public hearing. Can I have a motion to
open to the public? Second motion by Councilman York, second >> by Councilwoman Pascalone. All in favor? >> I. >> Anyone who wishing to speak on this ordinance, please come to the podium, state your name and address for the record.
Seeing none, can I have a motion to close to the public? >> By Councilman York, second by Councilwoman Pascalone. All in favor? I. And I have a motion to adopt ordinance 6 2026 by Councilman Yorks, second by
Councilman Harris. Roll call. >> Councilman Urkus. >> Yes. >> Councilman Harris. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Pascalone. >> Yes. >> Councilman Brown. Council President Brown. >> Yes. >> Council President Deborola. >> Yes.
>> Ordinance six is adopted. Ordinance seven, an ordinance of the township of Washington, county of Gloucester, state of New Jersey, amending chapter 285 of the township code to establish article um article 27G entitled RAHI2 residential affordable housing
exclusionary to district to provide affordable housing units to be developed subject to certain conditions and requirements. This ordinance is up for public hearing, up for adoption after public hearing. Can I get a motion to open to the public? >> Motion >> by Councilman Harris. Do I have a
second? >> Second >> by Councilwoman Pascal. All in favor? >> Anyone wishing to speak on ordinance 726, please come up to the podium, state your name and address for the record. Seeing none, and I have a motion to close to the public
>> by Councilwoman Pascalone. Second. >> Second. >> Council Harris. All those in favor? I. I have a motion to adopt ordinance 7 2026 >> by Councilwoman Pascalone. Second. >> Second that. >> Council Councilman Harris. Roll call.
>> Councilman York. >> Yes. >> Councilman Harris. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Pascalone. >> Yes. >> Council Vice President Brown. >> Yes. >> Council President Deborello. >> Yes. >> Motion seven is or I'm sorry, ordinance
seven is passed. Ordinance eight, an ordinance of the Township of Washington, County of Gloucester, state of New Jersey, amending and supplementing the Deli Drive redevelopment zone. This ordinance is up for adoption after public hearing. Can I get a motion to open to the public?
>> By Councilwoman Pascalone. Do I have a second? By Councilman Harris. >> Uh, all all in favor? Anyone wishing to come and speak on ordinance 8, please come to the podium. State your name and address for the record. [snorts]
Seeing none, can I have a motion to close to the public? >> By Councilman Harris, second. >> By Councilman Jükis. All in favor? >> I. >> Can I have a motion to adopt ordinance 8 2026? >> Motion >> by Councilman Jük. Do I have a second? >> Second.
>> By Councilman Harris. Roll call. >> Councilman Jükus. >> Yes. Councilman Harris, >> yes. >> Councilwoman Pascalone, >> yes. >> Council Vice President Brown, >> yes. >> Council President Deborah, >> yes. >> Ordinance 826 is adopted. Ordinance
nine, an ordinance amend an [clears throat] ordinance for township of Washington, county of Gloucester, state of New Jersey, repealing and replacing article 38 requirements of the Fair Share Housing Act, FHI, and the Uniform
Housing Affordability Controls regarding compliance with the township's affordable housing obligations to make the related amendments to the township code. This ordinance too is up for adoption after public hearing. Can I get a motion to open to the public? Motion >> by Councilman Jükus. Second. >> Second
>> by Councilman Harris. All in favor? >> Anyone wishing to speak on ordinance nine, please come to the podium. State your name and address for the record. >> Seeing none, can I have a motion to close to the public? >> By Councilman Jük, second. Councilman
Harris. All in favor? >> I. >> I have a motion to adopt ordinance 9 2026 >> by Councilman Jükus. Second. >> Second >> by Councilwoman Pascalone. Roll call. >> Councilman Urkus. >> Yes. >> Councilman Harris. >> Yes.
>> Councilwoman Pascalone. >> Yes. >> Council Vice President Brown. >> Yes. >> Council President Deborello. >> This [clears throat] ordinance number 9 2026 is adopted.
Ordinance 10. An ordinance of the township of Washington, county of Gloucester, and state of New Jersey, establishing a joint court with the Burrow of Pitman repealing and amending chapter 2, article 7, municipal court. This ordinance is for introduction only,
public hearing and adoption on March will be on March 25th. Can I have a motion to introduce ordinance 10, 2026? >> Motion >> by councilwoman Pascalone. Do I have a second? >> Second. Roll call or second by Councilman Harris. Roll call.
>> Councilman. >> Yes. >> Councilman Harris. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Pascaloon. >> Yes. >> Council Vice President Brown. >> Yes. >> Council President Deborello. >> Yes. >> What a delay.
The time delay. Resolutions. Moving on to resolutions. The following resolutions are by consent agenda and only require vote for all listed. Each one must be read by title. If any member of council wishes to have one removed and read heard separately,
they need to indicate it prior to reading the titles. Does anyone on council have any resolutions that need to be removed and discussed separately? Seeing none, resolution 7526, resolution
authorizing a municipal kirk to advertise request for proposal for professional services for conflict prosecutor and conflict public defender. Resolution 76, resolution awarding a contract to think pavers Hardscaping LLC
for the Washington Lake Parks Jake Place Jake's Place. Resolution 7726. Resolution accepting inspection esco and bonds from Turnerville Equities. Resolution 78, resolution. Resolution
acknowledging the name change of Bowman Company LLP to PKF O'Conor Davies LLP. Resolution 79, resolution of the township of Washington donating surplus vehicle to the Washington Township Board
of Education pursuant to NJSA48 11-36 parenthesis 2. I think that's vehicles. Uh, resolution 8, 2026, resolution authorizing a contract for the purchase of SDL software through Dell Marketing
LP contract. Resolution 8126, resolution authorizing a transfer of budget appropriations. Resolution 82206, resolution of the Council of the Township of Washington, Gloucester County, New Jersey, excuse me, endorsing
an amended housing element and fair share plan. Resolution resolution 83206 approving the memorandum of agreement between the township of Washington and the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees AFL CIO
majority representative ASME and its affiliated local 3303A collective bargaining agreement effective January 20 January 1st, 2026 through December 31st, 2029. And I have a motion to
approve resolution 75206 to resolutions 83206. >> Motion by Councilman York. Second. >> Second >> by Councilman Harris. Roll call. >> Councilman York. >> Yes. >> Councilman Harris. >> Yes. >> Councilwoman Pascalone.
>> Yes. >> Council Vice President Brown. >> Yes. >> Council President Deillo. >> Yes. Moving on, >> we come to old business, new business, and reports. We'll start with Councilman
Harris. >> Thank you, Council Vice President. Um, it was an eventful weekend in Washington Township. Uh, we had the craft fair uh uh Saturday at Washington Township High School and um it was again it was Saturday uh morning into the afternoon
and there's a lot of creativity, a lot of very talented people out there. Um Nicole Lenudi was here a little while ago. She always brings her a game. Her her table and her setup was really really nice. Um the night before cupcake wars uh that was held at the high school. Myself and council president uh
Delo were there. We were lucky enough to be uh the judges uh tasting a lot of cupcakes. And not only did they taste good, but a lot of real creative um cupcakes. And these are these cupcakes are made by you know the students uh all the way down to like first grade all the way up. So, uh that was that was a lot
of fun and again a lot of creativity and uh such a nice wonderful uh community event as well. Uh bringing a lot of people together at the high school. Uh this was held by uh by Bell School. Um and uh it was a lot of fun. Lot of fun. Can't wait to do it next year. Um
and uh spring's upon us. What a beautiful couple days we've had after a terrible winter. Uh so u hope everybody's enjoying it. Um next week is St. Patty's Day. So, I hope everybody uh has fun and is responsible and careful. Um, and that's all I have for tonight.
>> Councilwoman Pascalone. >> Yeah. First and foremost, I want to congratulate Pete on being featured on the magazine, the friends and neighbors. >> And then worry. [laughter] [gasps] >> And then I have a a few updates for the
environmental commission. So there's a live animal presentation by Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Center on 419 at the library uh reptiles and raptors lectures on gardening for butterflies and on shore birds walk in Washington lake park
with expert resident and migration migratory birds on 426. Um there's a milkweed and marryold giveaway on 426 tree seedling giveaway on 52. a tree uh planting on Arbor Day on 424. Earth Day
is 4:22 and council meets that night. So, um we will discuss more about that and what we did for Earth Day. Um and we're starting a pilot program to monitor salt content in some of our streams and are trying to better understand some of the environment
environmental concerns surrounding that. So, they're my updates for week. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. [clears throat] Um, so the Washington Township High School theater department will be having their spring musical by Birdie on March
12th. Is that >> on March 12th and 13th at 7:00 p.m. and March 14th at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in the Republic Bank Performing Arts Center. Tickets [snorts] can be purchased on booktick.com for $15 and they will also be sold at the door. Senior at Washington Township High
School, Karen Chow, was selected as a finalist for the National Merit Scholarship. In April, the winners will be notified of the three types of merit scholarship awards valued at $26 million. The Washington Township Dance Team will be having their annual dance concert around the world on Thursday, April 2nd
at 7:00 p.m. Come out and support these talented dancers. We have some amazing upcoming drama events at our middle schools. Um, Orchard Valley Middle School will stage the junior version of Mean Girls on March 26th through the 28th. And on the
same dates, Bunker Hill Middle School will perform Susical the Musical Junior. Finally, Chestnut Ridge Middle School will be having its spring musical Rock of Ages on April 17th, 18th, and 19th. Thank you, >> Councilus.
Thank you. Um, well, this weather has certainly changed for the best. We're all glad to see it. But I would like to admonish the drivers out there. Please look out for the joggers, the walkers, the dog walkers, and the cyclists. They are out in numbers. Please be careful as
you're driving. Obey all those local speed limits. And uh slow down. Uh our roadways are not dragways. Uh we know some people have fancy cars. They like to drive them, but take them out on the parkway or the expressway. Not in town.
Um, I attended the Veterans Advisory Board meeting the other night and last week and uh, we are preparing for Memorial Day, which should be May 25th. It's never too early to put that on your calendar. Least we can do for those veterans who paid the ultimate
sacrifice, especially in these trying times we're experiencing now with America at war with Iran. I'd like to caution everyone, and I'm sure the chief might want to address this or the mayor. see anything unusual, call 911. Don't take it into your own hands. Call 911
immediately. Let the police officers who are trained in this field handle it professionally. Um, and I think that is it. Thank you, >> Sister Rooney. Nothing to report. Mr. Council Vice President,
>> should I ask? >> Mayor Delo, >> thank you, Councilman Brown. Um, just a couple things. one, I want to thank uh Jay and Kelsey for putting all those ordinances together. Um appreciate all your hard work. Um I want to point out three things that were on the agenda tonight. Uh I want to thank council for
putting them on. Uh first one would be ordinance 10. That's an ordinance for shared services with Pitman. Um shared services is a great way for municipalities to save money and actually generate some income which uh would go to our tax base uh starting the end of this year going into next year.
and we are going to continue to look for more shared services with other surrounding towns. Uh being a bigger town, we have a lot of things that we could offer smaller towns and it could definitely help our tax base. So, we're going to continue to do that. So, thank you for putting that on.
Um resolution 76 is a resolution for the playground which is all inclusive playground I've been working on for a couple years. uh we finally have uh in a place where we can award it hopefully get construction started in the next 30 days and I'm targeting a a June 1st opening. So council thank you for
putting that on. And last I want to mention is resolution 80. That was the SCCL program. For anybody who's not familiar it's a program a lot of municipalities use. Over 40% of municipalities use them. Um it'll help streamline the work we do um residents
to township to automated payments to permits. It's just a way to make things a lot more simpler and more automated for residents township and it it's a good thing to move our town forward and make things a little bit more simpler, you know, for everybody. So just want to
thank you guys for all putting it on there and um these are some really good things that are happening in our town. And last, I want to say St. Patty's Day is the 17th. Um, if you go out, please drink responsibly. Uh, thanks to the Washington Township Police Department, we have the Washington Township Saves Lives program. If you're in Washington
Township at any of local establishments and you live in Washington Township, you can take a free Uber home, no charge. Just get the app. Um, you can go to our website. Most of the bars have um stuff inside their bar to tell you how to do it. But take a free Uber ride home. Don't take the chance. Be safe and um,
keep yourself and the town safe. That's all I have. Thank you. Okay. Um, Council President Delarello, >> thank you so much, Council Vice President. Well, Mayor, congratulations. That was all hard work and uh all all of those things tonight are really
important. I hope people really realize just how much hard work goes into all that. So, thank you so much for for all you've done for that and the whole council in general. Couple things is uh we did have Cupcake Wars and Council uh Joe and I Joe, we had a good time with that. It was really hard. The kids all
did a great job. It was really hard to decide. We really had a lot of fun with that. Yesterday, well, I think it was yesterday, the day before, mayor and I were at an Eagle Scout project right at McInness. Uh Cameron, who's a 14-year-old Eagle Scout, which it's Jack, you know how hard it is to become an Eagle Scout. I know you're an Eagle
Scout. 14 years old. He did a beautiful prayer garden in front of McInness. Just wonderfully done. His family's there, parents were there, his dad's a police officer. Appreciate his service. Just an amazing thing. It was just really a great day. Weather was phenomenal. So, we really got to have some uh uh some good laughs with him and and really get
to enjoy what he's done out there. Couple other things. I'm doing some posting some stuff's coming up. Don't forget the the podcast. Mayor did a great podcast recently on the the affordable housing. So, please take a look at that. All the information people are asking us is there. Him and Jay and
Kelsey are our attorney also were on there. So, that's a really great podcast to catch. gives you the information you're looking for and the people who've already seen it actually didn't know a lot of the information on there. So, if you get a chance, take a look at that. That's all I have. >> Thank you, Council President. Moving on
to my report. Um, couple events at the library. Um they are asking me to share with everybody a Friday matinea March 27th at 1 pm. Only disclaimer I'll put out there is that uh it's a rated R film
so appropriate audiences are to attend. Um popcorn will be provided. Program is open to all adults with priority be with priority being given to Hagen card holders. Advanced registration is required. As always, check their website
for upcoming and continuous events. They serve the community well and their staff is very knowledgeable. Um, Councilwoman William Pascal and I kind of represent the historical preservation um board. I just want to make note of
the 18th annual car show coming up on um the 25th of April from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. But just a real note, um they're looking for sponsors for their ad books. Uh they
do um use a lot of their own money they raise to do projects at the Old Stone House. Uh there are some projects that they're looking at this year that really need some attention. So, if you could uh find it in your hearts to take out an ad in their book or make a donation, please
uh look at their website. The information is on there um with all the information. And in your spare time, it's a good time to go out there and view the properties out there and see the historical uh buildings that are related to Washington, Washington
Township. Um over the weekend I had the opportunity to attend a course by the New Jersey League of Municipalities on budgeting for uh newly elected officials, but I wish I would have went three years ago. Uh I encourage
everybody when it comes out next year to uh sign up for that class. very informative and they really run the class by asking for audience participation and I don't think they were ready for what the questions that they got but the entire morning and
afternoon was questions among PowerPoint so uh I'll distribute the slides I got from everybody I think that's going to be it for me other than um our curbside pickup for yard waste is changing um mayor [clears throat]
correct me if I'm wrong, but March 31st or April 1st, we go back to weekly yard waste pickup. >> I think it's April 1st. >> Yeah. So, [clears throat] keep keep an eye out for that. Um, that means you will not have to call the township on Fridays anymore to schedule a 48 48 hour
window. Uh, please be sure to lock your car doors every night and take your key/fobs inside your house with you. If you suspect suspicious activity, as Councilman York has said, please contact the police. Happy St. Patrick's Day. Remember the ride share Uber program
that the township sponsors your rides home free of charge. Um, please visit our website for information and updates regarding the new trash and recycling collection process. The U Heagen Library offers many events. Please check their website for
information on Heagen happenings and we encourage you to shop local. Washington Township small businesses have a lot to offer. [clears throat] Before we end the meeting tonight, public participation Oh, sure. Why not? >> Uh the key fobs on these newer cars, you
can go online and get something. Uh when the key fob is in your house, you put it in this pouch. >> It's a Faraday box. >> Yeah. and it prevents those scammers who drive past your house from picking up the code and entering the car. I would advise everyone to do it. I do it. Um,
and I've tried it and when it's in that pouch, you can't open the door. So, if you want to go one more step, [clears throat] uh, get ahead of the crooks, go online, get it like council vice president the Brown said, and protect yourself and your family because
what they're doing is they're getting in your car, they hit the garage door remote, and they come in your house. Thank you. Anybody else? Please follow audience participation. Please follow the public decorum posted
which has been attached to the public agenda and limit your comments to five minutes. Once you have completed your comments or question or have questions, council president will ask if any member of the governing body or their designate wishes to address your questions. And I
have a motion to open up to the public. Motion >> by Councilman York. Do I have a second? >> Second. >> By Councilman Harris. All those in favor? >> I. >> Okay. open to the public. Would you please state your name and address for the record? >> Yes, we will. Thank you.
>> Mayor and council, my name is Frank Costantini. I live at 23 [music] Pearree Place. Uh thank you for your time and I appreciate all the work you do on behalf of our township. Is this coming through? Okay. >> Great. Um, on April 23rd, the township uh passed resolution R17205
authoring $35,000 contract between the township and Flock Group, a [clears throat] license plate reader products for the police department. I want to enlighten you a little bit on what the Flock system entails and its issues and hopefully you will reconsider that decision. Um, point one, Flock is a
platform, not a camera. It's a national surveillance system. It collects travel information of all citizens all the time, 24/7, 365. It builds a searchable database hosted on internet accessible servers that
tracks individual cars with no warrant. I believe this system is functionally identical to investigators installing a GPS tracker device on every vehicle that passes a flock camera. In New Jersey, a GPS tracker device requires a warrant signed by a judge. Flock database
searches do not require a warrant nor any probable cause. I encourage each of you in your official capacity [clears throat] to have the police show you the data that they have at their disposal on your personal travels. It might be
enlightening. Data sharing. The license plate reader systems in New Jersey fall under Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive 2022. This directive allows sharing of data outside of New Jersey with federal law enforcement agencies and other states agencies. This includes ICE where
tracking of undocumented immigrants and those US citizens who support them has been reported. Presidential directive NSP7 M I'm sorry, NSPM7 calls all those in opposition to the administration's policies domestic
terrorists. The DHS and all federal law enforcement agencies are charged in that directive with investigating and prosecuting these domestic terrorist citizens. We can expect flock surveillance to feed the government's palunteer surveillance tools to assist in warrantless tracking and apprehension
of peaceful citizen protesters. New Jerseys data can also be shared with states where reproductive rights are prosecuted. There's been a documented case where a Texas sheriff using outofstate flock data to pursue a woman into Illinois as she was alleged to be
evading the Texas abortion ban. There are countless other cases of the misuse of flock data throughout the country. I'll be happy to share that. Um I don't think our township officers were misused data, but any officer in the USA has access to your data. And do you want to
depend on them to actually protect it? Worse, Flock has been updating their license policies frequently. They've made unilateral changes, deleting the words, quote, "Flock does not own and shall not sell customer data." End quote. Replacing it with quote customer
grants to Flock a limited, non-exclusive, royalty-free, irrevocable, perpetual worldwide license to use and disclose customer data. That's your data. With this Flock license, the township has no say on what Flock does with the data collected on
our residents. I feared that Washington Township's investigators using Flock just click through agree on any updated license much as we all do when we get our iPhone software updates. Nobody reads it. They just say, "Okay." I encourage your solicitor to investigate this license. Uh Flock is also hackable.
Some Flock supporters mentioned there are safeguards in audits, but audits don't fix vendor level flaws. There's 22 confirmed vulnerabilities in the federal cyber security database are reported to apply to flock such as a camera can be taken over in 30 seconds. Cameras are
found online without passwords and live footage is fuelable by anyone. Once data finds its way into the cloud, it never goes away. It's too late to fix these vulnerabilities for today's data. But let's not feed the system with any new data. Flock also supports profiling.
Some say it only accesses still images of plates, not occupants. That may be true today, but PL blocks platform goes further without addition with additional tools. It has an AI based search for people by their physical description. It has a program called Raven which is sold
for gun dot gunshot detection but now listens for human voices. And they have patents for classifying people by race, gender, height, and weight in a searchable database. So why am I here? I'm asking you to terminate the contract immediately and remove flock cameras
from within the township. 52 cities have reached similar um similar decisions. I have a list here and they've canceled since late 2024. Amazon killed its Ring Flock partnership a few weeks ago due to excessive
surveillance. We don't need big brother watching us travel. We should not approve such a sweeping surveillance infrastructure without strict governance controls. Flock technology is insecure. Built to profile our citizens and share our residents data for their profit and
share it without your consent. The flock's name tells you all you need to know. They want to treat us like sheep. Well, I don't want to be a sheep. Thank you very much. >> Okay. Anybody else? Please come up and state your name. Good evening. My name is Victoria
Benetti. I live in SU just up the road. Um I'm here this evening uh first of all to compliment the previous speaker that was a phenomenal amount of research and I think very timely and it should be of concern to all of us. Um, but the
purpose really of of my coming up here is to reflect on what the mayor said earlier um about the uh podcast number six I think in the series that you recently put together on low and moderate income housing. It's excellent
and I really commend it to everybody. It's so informative and I I think it answers so many questions that all of us have had. So, uh, kudos to Jay and to Kelsey and to you, Mayor, and for everybody who put it together. I think it's really instructive. And I have a
second compliment to make to our public works department. I think they've done just an incredible job this winter. Uh, winter to shame all winters, but the snow removal despite all of the
obstacles they faced was really great. And of course it took a long time and it never got warm and we had another snowfall just after first one melted finally and that one was really um really traumatic for many of us but they
did a fabulous job. So I just wanted to make a public commendation to them as well. >> Thank you Vicki. Anybody else come on forward. [clears throat] Hi again. Richard Arelian, Pinnacle
Place. Um, here to follow up on >> I'm sorry. Could you repeat your name? Richard >> Relian Arllian. >> Arllian. >> Archellian. >> Thank you. >> Uh, Pinnacle Place. I'm here to follow up on a previous question I had before
about possibly getting uh, snow removal reimbursement from the township. I had talked to Matt Rooney earlier. Um I was wondering if there was any update. >> Sure. >> Um and I I will say that I did think I did bottom line.
It looks like time. However, services to see whe And that's where the actual structure and if it checks all those boxes then you could be theoretically entitled to
reimburse cost what would otherwise have toend service that's so you know as I said before I did some research basic research questions.
I think you also mentioned before HOA does have friends attorneys, but the quickest way to get to have that attorney reach out to me or she would be able to address my question.
And then if you guys are entitled to something again. >> Okay. >> Is that fair enough? >> Yes. >> Yes. I'll I'll hang out after we can talk. Okay. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. >> Thank you, sir. >> Any other audience participation?
>> Seeing none, can I get a motion to close to the public? >> Make that motion >> by Councilwoman Pascalone. Second by Councilman Jras. All those in favor? >> I. Our next meeting will be March 25th at 6 PM.
I have a motion for adjournment. >> Second. >> Motion by Councilman York. Second by Councilman Harris. Meetings adjourned.