e for e right here says unmute good love to hear that would it make sense if you are got and thenot time do you have his cell phone number can you just text
him just let him know that that's fine he won't be able to see us we don't have yeah yeah Mar 25th that's the adoption what one speakers yeah yeah
yeah wasn't that I don't know why I won't be here wait I'm not here on the you're You're gone April 22nd call oh me too I may or may not call so are we wait what are we waiting for is it something wait no it's
on I thought that too but WebEx WebEx but I don't know what's going on with our speakers can we hear him he won't be able to hear us it won't even let me click microphone one or speaker one
yeah yeah so he we don't have a um webcam so you won't see us but you can't hear us either I'm GNA end meeting into meeting I let him in yeah he was in we should just get started do what from
here I don't know I could just do it for my phone too for some for all right so we're good all right yeah well tell Tod okay um adequate notice of this
meeting as required by the open public meetings Act was provided through the posting mailing and filing of the annual notice of regular scheduled meetings of the town Council on December 17th 2024 the notice was on that date posted on the bulleon board Municipal Building provided to the Westfield leader and the Star Ledger and filed with the clerk of
the town of Westfield Miss Ling may have a roll call Mayor brindle here council members hood here dardia dagala here kefir here Saunders here armento here contract here here please rise for the
invocation given by councilman contract remain standing for the salute to the flag we see blessings on the tasks before us bless our efforts with clear Insight our deliberations with wisdom our work with Clarity and accuracy and our decisions with
impartiality Al to flag unit States of America indivisible Jim thank you mayor uh just two quick items uh first reference to one of the items on the agenda tonight we have a public hearing
scheduled for a Chapter 13 ordinance uh which um would replace a yield sign with a stop sign Council has agreed in the previous meeting to uh hold a public hearing but will be uh likely voting to defer the item back to committee for further review so people in the audience
who you know look watching online obviously you can make comments tonight the microphone if you choose to but it will not be voted uh yes or no on tonight be voted to for back the committee for further review also um one other thing for the public to know uh I I joined this week
but your pool memberships uh renewal time frame is uh ending on February 27th for renewals so if you haven't joined yet you want to renew before it opens up to a a wider audience this Thursday is the deadline and uh the spots are filling up fast and furious another
great season of membership is likely to be had so um anyway just a reminder to the public that's all great thank you Jim um uh just good evening everybody thanks to everybody who's joining us both here in person and online um just reminder public comment is accepted in
person only and we're streaming live on YouTube live and as always the replay is always available on Facebook YouTube at tv36 um and I once again want to extend our congratulations to the Westfield High School boys swim team on their third consecutive state championship you
know you it starts to seem like it's expected anymore after they do it so frequently but it really is incredible after an undefeated season they secured the team's 29th state championship on Sunday um and we will be recognizing them in a future council meeting so it really is unbelievable um I want to
remind everybody it's the final days of black history month so don't miss the opportunity to see The Gallery at the Westfield Memorial Library features 14 p uh portraits of prominent African-Americans who have been highlighted throughout the monthlong speaker series and I want to thank the friends of the Westfield Memorial
Library and the MLK Association of Westfield for partnering together to bring this great programing to the community um looking ahead it's Ramadan Mubarak to our Muslim friends and neighbors as they begin a holy month of prayer reflection and community on Friday evening um and also on the
downtown business front we have great news on that front a number of recent business openings in town including many of us who attended Saturday's ribbon cutting of the Baked Bear joining other recent openings including sweet green the Westfield barber shop and sha parlor
Majestic by Victoria's cake Elite massage and facial spa and explorator and be please be sure and stop by um and there are many more openings coming soon actually on tonight's agenda we have a resolution to approve the transfer of a
liquor license a retail liquor license from the former Westfield Liquors in the Walgreen shopping area to what is going to become the Westfield liquor Loft uh that it's going to be centrally located on Quimby and Elm currently there's like a paint walk-in paint by I don't say paint by number but what do you call
that that um they're moving over to the Indigo Studio up up um in the Arcanum building and so this new liquor store will be a great addition to downtown for a lot of the boo establishments that we have it's going to be right next to Patricia and Paul um in addition coming
soon is masalam X on Quimby a mashup of Mexican and Indian food which looks great broadway hot and honey chicken Cafe Isola a new Italian restaurant that's going into the former feast catering it's currently in LBI apparently has a huge following um and
there's a great Furniture Store HomeGoods store um aom which is opening up across from uh Adams Tavern next to gab and then in the old Alpha fit building on Central Avenue an amazing new coffee and lunch Cafe called Almost
Home General Store should be opening in uh I think April or May so lots of very lots of really exciting things coming um regarding tonight's agenda we have a few new topic is top topics of interest um one is we're going to be recommending the appointment of Mark Li Lon as an
alternate number two to the board of adjustment to a recent resignation uh and we're also going to ask now councilman contract to cover the three ordinances on first reading that we'll be introducing tonight from the code review and town property committee so David uh thank you mayor uh the first
ordinance amends the land use ordinance to remove existing restrictions on the mounting of solar panels on front facing roofs uh or roofs that face a public Street uh if if it's passed tonight that ordinance will be sent to the planning board for their review before it comes back to the Town Council for a final
vote uh the second ordinance amends the land use ordinance to change the front yard setback regulation for the gb2 Zone uh to allow for development closer to the public right away the gb2 zone is generally between Garwood and and sort of Central Avenue on North Avenue and
South Avenue um and the goal is to move prop properties closer to the street so between 15 and 25 ft and again that ordinance if we pass it tonight on first reading will go to the planning board for their review before it comes back to the Town Council and the third ordinance ordinance also amends the land use
ordinance to update the existing green buildings checklist uh uh to be more extensive uh and to be required of more applicants uh not only those with major Redevelopment but any land disturbance of over 200 square F feet the Green
Building checklist is voluntary it's really meant to drive awareness of green infrastructure and other other types of Sustainable Building approaches um so that way uh it can be considered during you know sort of the preparation for any
type of uh projects and work thank you um and before we get to the agenda for tonight we do have a presentation by Town planner Don samit to discuss the efforts we've undertaken to assist the nonprofit afford uh uh to assist the non-profitable housing organiz
organizations and providing affordable housing in town um this presentation is an annual requirement as part of our settlement agreement with fair share housing center and it is separate and apart from our fourth round affordable housing plan which we are continuing to work on currently to meet all the state
deadlines so with that I think I'm bringing up Don thank you very much thank you mayor good evening everyone uh as the mayor said um when we entered into our settlement agreement with fair share housing center and then uh subsequently we have our court
approved housing plan we're required to annually in the month of February at a council meeting discuss the efforts we've taken specifically in working with nonprofits to create 20 additional housing units that weren't specifically identified in our housing plan um half
of those units are supposed to be dedicated for families the other half for special needs so um we've done a good job um we have undertaken a number of efforts you know um working with nonprofits outside of these 20 units we already had
a relationship with Ark of Union County where they ba built eight bedrooms of special units at Myrtle Avenue and Grand View Avenue um but to fund this work with nonprofits we use money from the affordable housing trust fund and of
course the trust fund dollars come not out of everyone's tax bill but they they're funded by development fees by folks who are coming in and building in the community they'll put um they're required to pay a development fee which goes into our affordable housing trust
fund and that trust fund um funds uh affordable housing projects including administration of our affordable housing plans so we have created and have been utilizing a uh a program where a
nonprofit can respond to our open RFP and present a project to us that and we will provide funding per affordable unit for that project so to date we've been able to fund eight bedrooms of special
needs units through that program in working with both Ark of Union County and Community Options um a big project for us if you will was your decision to help fund the veterans housing at the
American Legion those are 22 units of housing for at risk and homeless veterans so that goes towards this as well so with the eight special needs bedrooms and the 22 we've reached 30 so beyond the 20 unit
goal I will say though um that we were not able to get nonprofits to construct family units those open to all individuals um uh for affordable housing a
continual um challenge for nonprofit developers has been the cost of property very often I've spoken with them they're looking at submitting a project to us and they're simply outbid for uh the for the land and for the
homes in town so that remains a challenge it's one I believe that uh is occurring Statewide as well but besides our um our nonprofit program the RFP program and what you've done with um the
American Legion project you also adopted a resolution of support for um a project by pic affordable housing at 211 South Avenue East um that resolution of support was for their application to New Jersey under the New Jersey affordable
housing trust fund they're seeking to um build not only the one affordable unit in the project that they have uh approval for but they're looking to make all three units in that project affordable so so hopefully they'll be successful in that funding um we also
offer an emergency generator program for 100% affordable projects which nonprofits can take advantage of and um every year we host an annual meeting with and we did so again last December where nonprofits can come to us and um
make proposals bounce ideas off of us so we always ask them what can we do to help you more and as I mentioned already the cost of land is is big for them they very often ask us do we have available Municipal property to give to them or sell to them which we don't the
vacant land we have is really slivers of property not not really developable land but we have heard positive fees back feedback about our program um just this last December when we had this annual meeting with nonprofits they said they are impressed with Rob robustness of our
program so we're doing all we can um we have have the 30 units uh funded uh with our trust fund dollars um exceeding the 20 we let fair share know that we've been unable to uh yet have any family units built but they
were okay with us using trust fund dollars because they're of course looking for the creation of affordable units even if in our case we didn't meet that half for family we exceeded the 20 unit goal so we're doing very well in that regard um so I believe we've
certain certainly fulfilled the um the commitment we made in our settlement with fair share and then that was endorsed by the court so that's my annual report um I always like to leave a sort of a public service announcement that if anyone that's watching and
they're looking to apply for an affordable unit in Westfield you can go to affordable homes new jersey.com and also you can look to the New Jersey housing uh Resource Center both of those have listings for affable units not only
in Westfield but in community Statewide both rental and ownership projects and uh it's a great place to point folks to if they're looking for affordable units uh in the state so happy to entertain any questions that yeah Don I just want to ask you about the family unit so just
so I I think I under the process so for if they want if a nonprofit wants to build like family units they literally are like bidding on homes or properties and hope have to pay Fair against Market reg fair market value right so corre when you look at the property values I
mean that's a heavy lift correct right yeah correct and that's exactly what's happened um one Street in town the the nonprofit was um essentially they threw in their bid um they were I guess you could say in a bidding war and they simply lost out they couldn't couldn't F
the project sureh yeah a lot of other people could feel the same way I think too part of you know the the production of the special needs units and not the family units go goes to the funding that's available to the nonprofit agencies um I've always found that they have been experts at identifying those
funding sources and getting things done um I've seen that in Westfield and other communities as well and and they're great Partners to have and I'm lucky we're lucky that we've been able to have some successful Partnerships with them what happened to the
uh little units that were approved uh 20 205 South Avenue East next to feraros yes those uh that's AIC affordable housing I think I called it 211 South Avenue East what did you 211 okay yeah um so that
that's a it's a three-unit project they um are seeking funding to make all three of those units affordable so they have an application into the new jerseys affordable housing trust fund about a month ago I provide some additional information to their attorney um uh to
help support their application some things that the state was looking for for them to submit thank you commission oh yeah so uh the Westfield Housing Commission um sits with me in these annual meetings and um with
nonprofits and they provide advice and guidance to me and they also um review the proposals we received in from nonprofits and they make a recommendation to me and uh the council as to an award for those funds so it's
comprised of individuals have that have um expertise in the housing area in the housing Arena so we're very happy for them to have them help me out as well those people appointed that's right people it's amaz yes thank you
J thank you thank you everyone okay so moving on May I have a motion to accept the mayor you put your microphone on y sorry sure um may I have a motion to accept the following appointment um Mark Lipton alternate number two for the
board of adjustment to fill an unexpire term expiring December 31st of this year move by councilman contract second second s by councilman armento any discussion all in favor yes opposed this motion is carried
uh Miss L here are there any advertise hearings yes mayor we have a hearing for General Orient 202-02 ordinance to amend the code of town of Westfield chapter 13 anyone wishing to be heard on General ordinance 20252 please come to the microphone
state your name and address for the record and this is the one just remind everybody that we're going to defer certainly you can come and comment on it but I just want to know it's going to be deferred back good evening my name is Lisa Wendell I live at 704 Lennox Avenue and
I'm here tonight representing this single residents that would be directly impacted by replacing the yield sign with the stop sign I live on the corn our house is located on Lennox Avenue between Benson place and South Chestnut
Street our house is 105 years old and we've been the occupants of that house for 34 of those years during that time our house has witnessed quite a number of car accidents um but ironically the overwhelmingly majority of those accidents has actually occurred at the
corner of South Chestnut and Lennox Avenue and not the intersection of which is the subject of our discussion tonight this is one of the main reasons why when we read about this proposal and the tap that we reached out to
um uh Mike dardia who's not here tonight um to try to understand the rationale behind how they came to the resolution and um I asked him if he could research the incidents of car accidents at that corner because in the 34 years that I've
lived in the house 20 of it working from home I could not recall one single accident at that corner excuse me um he did uh report back but uh in contrast on the other Corner which is South chest Street
Atlantics Avenue there were about two to three accidents a year some of them I've witnessed firsthand they've been pretty horrendous so in my tenure in the house that's about 90 accidents occurring at the other Corner Mike did come back with
research and he said that there were two accidents reported in the last eight years so I'm not sure if that was right at the corner or basically on that street um it was hardly the motivation for our town to go and submit a a stop sign since we seem
to have a much more problematic Corner um just on the other side so I'm here this evening to request that you reconsider the yield sign um it's my understanding that the town uh traffic consultant did come out and try to do an
assessment on the other Corner um but he found that it actually failed the state requirements to have a stop sign um so our the corner in question already has a yield sign um cars naturally flow down
that corner they slowed down and most cases they stop and then they turn on bents in place the flow of the traffic is ideal in addition uh that corner is a very unique corner so some of you know where I live and you know what corner
I'm talking about but as you make the turn it's not actually a 90° corner it's actually a corner that extends out to the West so you have complete sight all the way down that street so it's very easy to turn the corner and see almost
all the way down Benson place so that means that that corner is neither a sight nor a safety issue however putting a stop sign at that corner of Benson and Lennox Avenue would result in two stop signs in front of our single house
rendering it basically illegal for us to park any car in front of the house and I do wonder if there's any other residents in Westfield in the s in a similar situation I could not come up with one um in addition having people stop at a potential stop sign at that corner cor
ER would actually could actually disrupt the flow and could stall actually cars going into the more problematic corner so if you have a lot of cars stopped that could actually flow into the other Corner which is more of the problem so
from my perspective given the risk reward scenario the concentration of town resources and expenses doesn't seem to make a lot of economic or business sense to make any changes at that corner since there are no real safety or site
issues it already has a yield sign it's doing its job and the traffic is Flowing properly there however in contrast there could be some changes made at the opposite corner I'm talking about Lennox and South Chestnut Street um ideally a four-way stop would be great but we
understand that that didn't pass the state standards um however the stop sign that is already there which is not in front of our house but is in front of the house at 640 Lennox Avenue is actually very faded and that could actually use a new stop sign um that would be on the
southwest corner of lenux and Chestnut Street um but I did speak with Mike dardia and we did speak with Mike ormento and they both seem to be um you know having this similar position as us so we would like for you to reconsider
the stop sign thank you thank you else com mayor you may close hear this hearing is closed so Council and ha good thank you mayor I just wanted to reiterate that we are going to defer um
this ordinance for to go back to committee we did hear from a lot of residents and um Mrs Wendell thank you for your comments tonight A lot of the same things we heard from other residents and so um it was a little bit
of an odd circumstance that led to us you know putting this out as an ordinance um for first reading and so I think we've pretty unanimously decided that we should take it back and consider the comments that have come from the public so thank you for coming tonight
thank you okay so um do I need to take a vote I do do a formally vote make a motion to defer to we have to vote on oh yes sorry um yes all right so I make a moot I'd like to make a motion to defer the adoption of of General ordinance
number 2025 d02 in ordinance to amend the code of the town of Westfield chapter 13 may I have a second second by Council Aro any discussion please call the role council members have good
yes yes keep yes Saunders yeso yes Contra yes yes yes this motion is carried very good just while we're on this topic just to be clear since we have residents here um I think it's just important to note that there are going to be changes the committee did agree to
make changes at South chest at lenux um even though it didn't meet the four-way stopper criteria uh what was decided by the committee is that uh there'll be crosswalk striped on all four approaches versus the two that are there now stop signs will be replaced um obviously with fresher newer looking stop signs and
they're going to monitor that intersection after that happens and then based upon the data that's received from there it may may result in further changes that's the first incremental step we're going to make that's going to happen once the weather breaks and the striping can be done um and then there this item we just deferred we'll go back to committee for further review but no
actions taken on that thank you Jim and Jim it's that'll all happen pretty quickly right because yeah the striping just can't be done in the weather we've been having in the cold but now we hope not going wood the weather is broken so the matter of weeks the striping could be done and then the replacement of stop signs can be done any time okay y great
great thank you okay um may I have a motion to approve the minutes for the the Town Council conference and regular meetings at February 11th 2025 so move by Council dagala second second by counc contract any discussion
all in favor oppose uh this motion is carried now it's time for open discussion by citizens anyone may come up to the microphone and speak to the Council on any subject on which we have jurisdiction please state your name and address for the record and please limit your comments to five minutes okay hearing none I close this
portion of the meeting and we move to bills and claims Council when hap good thank you mayor I'd like to move bills and claims in the amount of $47,476 180 yeah I have a second second second by councilman contract any discussion
all in favor yes opposed this motion is carried next on the agenda is reports of standing committees begin the finance policy committee councilman hap good thank you again mayor I have eight resolutions seven of which I'd like to move as a package the first resolution
is authorizing the CFO to refund Recreation Department fees the second resolution authorizing the CFO to refund Police Department fees third a resolution authorizing the CFO to draw warrants for the overpaid taxes for 2025 for a resolution authorizing CFO to
issue warrants for special district taxes five resolution authorizing the CFO to issue warrants for Union County open space tax es six a resolution authorizing an agreement for procurement card services and seven a resolution authorizing an award of contract for the
Memorial Park playground improvements may I have a second second second by councilman dagala um any discussion all in favor yes yes this motion has carried and lastly mayor I'd like to move a resolution
authorizing the CFO to make a budget transfer I have a second second second my councilman nento any discussion please call the role council members have good yesal yes keer yes Saunders
yeso yes contract yes yes mayor ble yes this motion is carried next up is code review in town property committee councilman count councilman contract I'd like to move a resolution to approve a place transfer of liquor license I have a second second second by Council Mento
any discussion all in favor yes opposed this motion is carried I would like to move three ordinances on first reading starting with General ordinance number 20253 on first reading in ordinance amending land use ordinance of the town of Westfield relating to the
installation of solar energy systems may I have a second second my councilman keeper any discussion yes am I recognized yes I was I was looking first but you're so quick with this any
discussion I defer to councilwoman haveu please all right thank you councilman Healey uh we talked about this a little bit in a conference session tonight and the I am very much in support of uh a lot of solar panels in town um but when
we first put this um ordinance in place a number of years ago councilwoman Macky and I spent a lot of time thinking about how um we would ensure that um solar panels would be installed in a way that would
be consistent with um you know other architectural features and things on houses and there's one part of the ordinance that I do agree can be changed now which is that we originally approved
a a color matching so that uh you know the solar panels would need to closely match roof colors there are a lot of roof colors in town and not always always solar pan panels that can match so I do think that it doesn't make sense
to prevent someone who's interested in moving to renewable energy sources uh from you know proceeding with them just over a color mismatch but there are a couple of other things that are being proposed in terms of changes um to the
ordinance um like not requiring them to be um flush and some other things that I um I'm not in support of so I just wanted to mention that I'm gonna yield the floor to council councilman uh yeah no no and councilman have good I
understand your point right I think for the public to understand um the other the other Clauses that were are recommended to be removed are sort of requirements of solar panels today like they're flush mounted and that there's
no exposed wiring that's the current set of circumstances when you put solar in so as we looked at the ordinance we decided that hey let's let's remove things that really aren't required or relevant anymore because things have changed right so we started with let's
remove the color restriction because that was a barrier to people putting solar on their front roof uh but decided that and recommended to the council obviously up to the council to decide you know there was there wasn't a reason to include these other these other Clauses anymore uh just because solar
panels have changed since we first put this ordinance in place I think five or six years ago so that that's the reason why I was removed but I understand my my counterpart's point you know why take something out if you don't need to I think the the the you know sort of the
the rationale for that is you know why include things that aren't necessary right you know we're trying to to regulate the least amount and uh so that's why we made that Rec recommendation I would also remind the public that we don't regulate any other aspect of the front of your house right
so if you want to as as C councilman kefir said in our meeting you know do tie-dye shutters you can you know uh or any paint color you want so um knowing that the state's overriding objective is to promote solar as a renewable energy
I'm I'm supportive of our town embracing that same that same mindset you know so I do support this ordinance okay um yes as Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman uh was famously stated you can have too much government
you can also have too little uh this is a case in my opinion it's too much government for the town zoning ordinance to be prohibiting people from putting solar panels on the front of their house you don't like them move you don't get
to dictate a zoning ordinance is a taking of property and neighbors should not be able to say I don't like that take it off uh and in my view I I think when you weigh these things the ability for a
homeowner to save electric and and stop uh the uh stop the use of fossil fuels that's a big thing we should be encouraging I understand what councilwoman ha good has stated I think I'm I may be observing the first time
mayor brindle and and and councilwoman Hood have ever divided on an issue I don't know yet I in public disre plenty of disagreements behind so those are my comments and and if the public knew how dedicated David
contract is to trying to get it right on so many of these issues and he's got a lot more coming up they would just say man are we happy to have all these volunteers who who come out and and work on these issues not just at the council meetings but in the committee meetings
and in and uh answering emails from constituents it's uh it's a beautiful thing to behold the community service that has been done and I commend uh councilman contract for his work okay can I I make one other solar
related comment then we'll vote for those who have no interest in putting solar on their front or back roof because it is expensive although there is a very good payback I do want to remind the public there is the community solar program where you can get the benefits of solar energy without putting solar panels on your roof maybe your
neighbors don't want you to and you want to be a good neighbor so um we've had over 40 residents sign up since we started promoting it last week and there's almost a guaranteed 25 to 30% savings on your electrical supply costs from PSA so more details on the town
website all right please call the rooll council members have good no yes keeper yes sers yes Aro yes yes yes may yes this
motion is carried uh next is General ordinance number 20254 on first reading an ordinance to amend the land use ordinance of the town of Westfield in regard to the front yard setback requirement in the gb2 general business district you have a
second second by councilman dagala uh any discussion please call the rooll council members have good yes dagala yes keep yes yes yes contract yes yes may yes
this motion is carried and last but not least is General ordinance number 20255 on first reading an ordinance to amend the land use ordinance of the town of Westfield in regard to a green development checklist you have a second second Council ha any discussion can I
make a point no sure um I think this is a good example of of something um that we're trying to do that's not a direct regulation um because this is a voluntary checklist that goes to developers and you might say it's best practices or good practices to help the
environment I think that's a great thing especially since to councilman heal point we're not using the a hammer to to impose regulation we're just trying to educate people and to do you know the right things and I just want to say that probably the biggest thing that I've heard the most frequent complaint I've
heard since I've been in office is uh storm water runoff and drainage issues in my w w 4 uh to the point where I've seen backyards that literally look like fishbowls and the property Valu is ruined um that's an issue that this won't fix but any kind of education you could do to developers to control stormw
runoff um is welcome so I just hope people realize that it's a small thing um but it's not necessarily oh God here's another form of Regulation it's really not that it's just trying to get the word out so thanks excellent thank you um please call the RO council
members H yesal yes keeper yes Saunders yeso yes contract yes hey yes mayor brle yes this motion is carried next is the Public Works committee councilman Healey I'd like to move a resolution awarding a
contract for the grinding of brush material yeah I have a second second so my councilman contract any discussion just as a mentioned didn't we say that the grinding materials can be used the chips for the town is free free I'm sorry
chips the chips are free to the residents of the town from the gr grinding just as a yeah the wood the wood chips are um we sell to landscapers and they're free to Residents if you have a permit at the Conservation Center so there is that one requirement but
otherwise they're free a little perk yes all in favor opposed this motion is carried may I have a motion to adjourn like councilman contract second oh I I'm sorry can I just want to say
one thing I just wanted to give a c a quick Finance policy committee update we have finished all of our meetings with the Departments thank you to our administrator and Deputy Administrator for and our CFO for all their time and effort to organize all those meetings
it's been always um eye openening and also you know really interesting to spend time with the department heads so I think everyone um who is on the committee councilman kefir councilman dagala councilman contract and me think we always find it um you know uh really
valuable time so we have another meeting on Saturday to help us look at the last bits of the um budget process focusing particularly on the revenue side of things and then we will be introdu introducing the budget on the 25th of March so I just want to make sure you
mark your Calenders to show up here and find out about the budget that night to attend Linda Super Bowl yes the whole month has been whole month of Super Bowl it's been the playoffs Super Bowl okay I think I think we needed a second second second Council
and half good all in favor oppose this motion is carried this meeting is J good night everybody than