to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Roll call. Mr. Schiff, >> I am here. >> Mr. Franco, >> here. >> Mr. Cabrera, >> I am here. In compliance with the Open
Public Meetings Act, chapter 231, PL1 1975, the notice requirements have been satisfied as to the time, place, and date of holding this change of meeting by posting notice on the bulletin board in the bur in Burough Hall and by emailing the same to the Herald of Cape
May County and the press of Atlantic City on August 4th, 2025. In the event of an emergency, your emergency exit is our uh the door you came in, our front left, your back right, or the door just by the American flag. Uh we're going to do a quick sound check here. Mr. Kiff
will be good to go. All right. This meeting is being shown live here today on the burrow's Facebook and YouTube channel. Um, if you're watching this meeting and you would like to make a public comment, um, you can dial into the conference line and that dial in access number is 888
363 4734. And when prompted, you're going to enter the access code 96920 followed by the pound or the hashtag. In the event you're watching the recorded version of this meeting, uh you're more
than welcome to uh uh ask your questions by emailing our clerk at clerk wildwoodrest.org or by phoning her at 6097298040. And if you're watching this meeting live, the comment section on the burough social media channels are not being
monitored. You must use the dial in uh feature uh on the conference line. All right. Uh that said, madam clerk, we have an ordinance. >> Yes, sir. The first is ordinance 1467 regarding a real estate acquisition. >> Motion that ordinance number 1467 be placed on second reading and final
passes by title only. >> I'll second it. >> Has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 14677 be placed on second and final reading by title only. >> Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Frank. Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 1467 reads as follows. An
ordinance of the burrow of Wildwood Crest. authorizing the acquisition of real property by the burrow of Wildwood Crest known as 2011 West Pittsburgh Avenue and designated as lot one in block 158 on the municipal tax map.
>> Motion that a public hearing now be held on ordinance number 1467. >> I will second it. >> It has been moved and second that a public hearing on ordinance number 1467 now be held. >> Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. Door is open. Public comment
ordinance number 1467. Anybody on the conference line? Public comment ordinance number 1467. >> Hearing none. >> Motion that a public hearing on ordinance number 1467 now be closed. >> Second. >> It has been moved and second that the public hearing on ordinance number 1467
now be closed. >> Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. Motion that ordinance number 1467 be passed on second and final reading and advertised according to law. >> Second it. >> Has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1467 be passed on
second and final reading and advertised according to law. >> Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Next we have the resolutions. The first is designating the chief of police as the police public records custodian for open public records requests.
>> I'll motion it. >> Second. It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing waving all fees required by application to TJ Hunt
Memorial Foundation 5K onem foot race on November 27th, 2025 from 8 to 11:00 a.m. >> Motion. I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. Yes.
>> The next four by consent. The first is authorizing refund for Seaffare's weekend craft fee to Leslie Pauline in the amount of $125. The next is for firefighters weekend craft fee to Leslie Pauline in the amount of $125. The next is firefighters weekend craft
fee to Donna Badley in the amount Donna Bradley in the amount of $125. And the last is for Seaff's weekend craft fee Donna Bradley in the amount of $125. I'll make that motion uh by consensus. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the
foregoing resolutions be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera? >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing expenditure to purchase uh computer software for construction code management under state contract number 20- tele-01510
in the sum not to exceed $28,973.90. Motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next is accepting work performed and authorizing release of performance bond
and accepting maintenance bond for the Josephage Memorial Pool HBAC equipment replacement contract. >> Motion second. >> It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Mr. Cabera. >> Yes.
>> Next is authorizing a contract with KDI for a 60-month lease contract for seven copers from October 2025 through September 2030. >> Motion it. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. Next is urging the New Jersey governor and legislature to enact regulations governing the operation of electric bicycles and scooters on public streets, sidewalks, bike paths, and
other public areas to enhance public safety. >> A motion that I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. Next is authorizing award of contract for New Jersey Avenue sanitary
sewer and water main improvements project. >> Motion it. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Sheff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Lastly is authorizing submission of the application to the Kate May County Open
Space Board and commitment to corresponding funding program match for the Wildwood Crest Fishing Pier replacement and expansion. Motion it. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Motion that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid. >> Second it. >> It has been moved and seconded that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera.
>> Yes. >> Thanks. >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Uh, we're going to go to reports and then we're going to go to >> Let's see. Chief Lloyd's not here. We're going to go with Captain Demo.
>> Good evening, everyone. >> Captain, um, for our report for uh, Chief Lloyd, I'm just going to go over some of the totals from uh, July's report to the director of public safety. Uh, the police department handled 3,121 calls for service during the month of
July. 1,559 of those required multiple officers. We handled 238 criminal investigations, 73 of those being disturbances. The police department also handled 554 service calls. Uh, 38 of those being alarms, 98 of those being medical
assists. Uh, the remainder uh comprised of citizen assists, uh, school related activities or uh utility complaints. We handled 1,350 traffic related calls, including 699 motor vehicle stops. There was 129 traffic summones issued, and 643
parking summon issued. We handled 25 accident investigations. The officers also conducted 511 property checks during the month, 340 training hours, and processed 26 adult arrests with five being DWI related. Um, I also wanted to just take a moment
to remind everyone that uh we do have school uh reopening next week. Um, so we'll be back in session. So, we would like to remind the public just to use caution and drive safely around the school, especially during our drop off and pickup times. Um, last week we uh
dealt with the impacts of Hurricane Aaron. Uh, so we saw some significant tidal flooding uh both on the beach and in the the back bays. Um, I want to thank the officers and commend them for a job well done in terms of how they handled themselves uh throughout that with their professionalism during the storm and also want to uh thank uh on
behalf of the police department, the other public safety entities and public works for their help and cooperation um and hard work. Um overall was minor impacts and and services were restored uh very quickly. Um just a reminder too uh in terms of getting alerts and information when we have these types of
events uh we do have uh an alert feature on our new website. I would remind the public and and encourage them to sign up for those alerts um and also check the website and social media not only through the bureau but the police department as well um for updated information when we are uh moving through those kind of events for as much
information as we can provide. Um that is my report unless anyone has any questions. >> Question for the police. >> Do you have how many people were towed for the month? >> No, I don't have that information. How would you get that information? If I
wanted to, >> you can open it. >> How many people do we have that want to contract for our vehicles for Wild Crest? >> I don't have that information off the top of my head. I believe we're I mean, if I'm going to roughly estimate, I believe we're at four. >> You have four contracts with four
different people for the towing in Wild Crest. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Is there a reason why there's so many? >> It's open to anybody who wants to apply. That's the the ordinance as it's written right now. >> What's the probable cause for having your vehicle to involve the crest?
>> It's ma'am. It's it's it's fact specific and incident specific. So >> I'll talk about it during my five minutes. >> Okay. >> Governing body. >> Thank you. >> Thank you folks. >> All right. That brings us to beach
patrol report. >> Beach patrol. Uh last lifeguarding day is Sunday, September 7th. Emergency response teams will be available on the weekends of September 1314 and September 2021.
They will be on the beach from 10 to 5:00. They will respond to 911 calls that come in. They will not be going up and down the beach. Due to limited available uh staff, only four beaches will be protected by lifeguards. the
four days after Labor Day from Tuesday, September 2nd to Friday, September 5th. Those beaches include Crocus, Lotus, Louisville, and Pittsburgh. Uh the 104th annual lifeguard ball and
awards ceremony was held at the Icona in Diamond Beach on Monday, August 11th. All had fun. Junior lifeguard program and futures program had 250 registered participants which is way up from last
year this season. The uh last class was held at Moraurice Water Park on July 22nd. If you have any questions please please call the beach patrol at 609 522 3825. And that is Buddy's report.
>> Okay. Thank you. you have a question and I already know about that. >> Uh oh, Mr. Mr. Schiff is speaking on behalf of the beach patrol. You have a question? >> Yeah. When you said that you will be calling uh emergency if you need emergency services, would that be 911
county dispatch out there in Irma? >> I believe that's where you go. Yes. >> So, we're not using anything on the island to keep our people safe when we don't have lifeguards here and we're relying on them to show up. We'll talk about the fire on Cresy. Well, my five
minutes. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Um reports >> your no EMS. >> Uh is the EMS here? >> No EMS. Uh >> I thought I thought >> Yeah, we're good. Uh Billy will report next month.
>> Okay. Motion to all reports received from the court administrator, chief financial officer, tax collector, chief of police, supervisor for the recreation department, construction official, fire prevention, emergency services coordinator for the EMS and wild crest, volunteer fire company, chief for the
month ending July 31st, 2025 be accepted as presented. >> I'll uh second it. It has been moved and seconded that all reports received from the court administrator, chief financial officer, tax collector, chief of police, the supervisor for the recreation
department, construction official, fire prevention, emergency services coordinator for the EMS, and the Wildwood Crest volunteer fire company chief for the month ending July 31st, 2025 be accepted as presented. Roll call. Mr. Schiff, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabrera,
>> yes. Motion that all minutes from the commission meeting dated July 30th and August 13th, 2025 be approved as presented. >> I'll second it. >> It has been moved and seconded that all minutes from the commission meetings dated July 30th and August 13, 2025 be
approved as presented. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? Yes. >> Mr. Cabera? >> Yes. Okay. Uh engineers report. Mr. Delasio was unable to make it this evening. Uh there's no correspondence listed under discussion. Nothing listed under new business. So we're going to
we'll breeze through old business. Uh box truck ordinance. I believe we're still waiting for some uh revisions to the draft that solicitor Gazun has put together from the from the from the PD. Uh 250th birthday committee. still soliciting uh
volunteers to serve on that committee with a with an opportunity for a meeting uh later this uh fall to get uh prepared for next year 2026 events. Uh municipal app is on hold. Uh historical museum uh
the all the historical items that are being stored at the rescue building um uh there is someone taking an inventory on all that and looking to see what's usable and what's not usable. Uh at some point in the future, we'll have her do a uh do a presentation. Uh traffic
calming. Uh nothing no word on the on the grant for the uh for the items that we're going to be placing around the community. We're still waiting to hear back on that. Back beach excavation is on hold until later this year. Um anything on dredging?
>> We have a meeting next uh next week with the committee to uh see what the next uh step is. Mayor. >> Okay. uh New Jersey Avenue infrastructure pre-count uh that is was awarded tonight to believe that was awarded tonight uh to start that was
actually for Marino construction believe we had already we had already uh put that resolution on right to they're starting in the fall >> I don't think it's Marino >> no we we already did that one this was this was for another project >> uh New Jersey Avenue infrastructure
pre-county so the uh work that we have to do on on the on New Jersey Avenue before the County Star Ser project is going to be commencing in the fall probably after uh probably in early October. Washington Avenue C view View Beach alphall capacity we're working on some
paperwork uh clarifications with uh the FEMA office. So hopefully we'll have some good news on that in the future. Uh Army Corps and the NJDEV Dune uh nothing new to report uh on that following uh the July 31st uh meeting. Uh, bur hall
reservations. Nothing on that uh at this point in time. We're just still waiting on on the architect. Uh, governing body, you have anything you want to add to any of the old business items. >> Uh, I'm fine, mayor. Not at this time. Thank you. >> All right. So, that brings us to uh
public comments. We just need your name. Uh, five minutes. Come on up to the podium. >> I had old business that I had emailed you about that you didn't cover. I said, >> "Okay, can can you come up to the Is that your part of your you are you starting your public comments?" >> No, I'm asking about something you
>> That's part of your public comment, but go ahead. Go ahead. You can step up to the microphone. >> I don't want this to be part of my five minutes. something that you had already we had discussed last time and I asked you if you would take a look into it and you just said that you had nothing else for old business but I actually emailed
you since that time and I asked you um I forget what I asked you >> help me out here >> yes I asked I sent you an email and I asked if we could talk about this as old business because um his propertyy's been sitting down on there and we said that
uh you basically claimed that um and said that you didn't know what was going on with it as far as you know and I said will you please check it out it would take a phone call maybe a couple phone calls to figure it out maybe we could like readress it >> at this meeting and that was old business we didn't address
>> what I'm I'm not following what do you ask holiday >> okay do you you >> I sent you an email after the last meeting >> you raised that question at the last meeting publicly you you asked about lawsuits No, no, no. I know. I'm specifically asking. After that meeting,
I sent you a personal email and I said, "Can you please make a couple phone calls?" >> Sorry about that. >> Can you please make a couple phone calls to someone so we can find out what's going on with the property? Someone here knows what's going on with the property.
We can't all be like not knowing about So, I mean, the judge, Judge Lee, >> it's in it's in litigation. We can't comment on it, Lisa. It's in litigation. >> I mentioned that at the last meeting. That's why. >> So, we do know what's going on. >> We do know what's going on. >> So, it So, so in February when Judge
Blee voted said, is there's still an appeal going on? Can you like We can't talk about that. We can just say it's under litigation still. >> It's it's under appeal. We don't know anything because it's being worked out between the judge and >> I sent you an email and asked if you could clarify that because it's kind of unclear when we don't really know what's
going on because nobody will talk about it. So, it's really a transparency. No, it's not sitting there for a really long time. >> That is not the case. I You asked that question publicly. I gave you the answer. >> And I'll give you the answer again if you let me get the words out of my mouth. >> Well, I I asked I sent you an email
because I actually thought I thought because I had addressed it at the last meeting. >> You didn't respond to my email then. >> I Okay. Because I know I addressed it at the last meeting and I'm going to address it again right now. The the the planning board gave the approval >> right now. I understand. I know what the
story is behind it. It went to Judge Blee. >> Okay. Well, if you know the answer, then why are you asking me again? >> Because some because it's either still under appeal and it's been reappealed. >> I I said that. I I've been saying that >> it was appealed twice. It's still in the
second appeal. Hasn't been heard yet. >> Do we know when it's scheduled to be heard? >> I Ron, do you have any idea? >> No, they they submitted briefs, but it's up to the court. >> Okay. Well, that's a simple answer then. So then we don't know when it's scheduled to be heard again. Correct. Correct. >> Thank you. That's the answer I was looking for. Thank you.
>> Okay. >> Cuz it's been sitting there for a few years. Well, you didn't say that the last time. I wanted clarification and I just got it. Thank you. >> I said it was appeal twice. >> I just got clarification just then from Mr. Galzinis, believe it or not. >> Can we also talk about the designating chief of police on the public records
custodian is now answering the request for uh Oprah. Um what was that change for? And I have a conflict with Mr. Lloyd and I'm not comfortable with it. So, I want to know where do I send my OPER requests to?
>> Well, I can answer that. >> Yeah, Trish, you want to take that one? >> Starting September 1st, all police record requests will be going to the police department. Many municipalities are doing this. We are inundated with OPER requests in our office. We can't handle the amount that are coming in. >> I can imagine.
>> So, September 1st, any police related records request will be going over there. again. Whose email address would I be using? >> It will be going to the chief. He is the chief. >> I have a conflict with the chief. Could you please tell me who? Mr. Gzun, could you get back to me on that and let me know who I can send it to? Because I
have a conflict with Mr. Lloyd. Why don't you do that? >> That's not our problem. That's your problem. >> No, it's not. It's your problem. >> No, it's not. It's your problem. >> Okay. So, I have a um a list here of um 34 police officers. It's an updated list that I asked and
got an Oprah request for. You have 34 police officers working here in this sparrow, it appears. And one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13 are somehow involved in the lawsuit that we are
talking about, the cover up, the porn pictures that were not properly handled. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Schiff, if that bothers you. It's my turn to speak >> because you're saying that we're guilty of something. I'm not saying you're guilty of anything. I highlighted I
highlighted how many people I just said were involved in it. I'm making a public statement, Mr. Schiff. Don't take it personal. You want to back your police, you go, you go at it. I'm telling you how many people and it's a shame because Mr. Gil out there, I said, Mr. Gil, I feel sorry for you because he's a young
kid. We don't need to corrupt the young ones coming out of the academy. Do you hear me, Mr. Schiff? Thank you for your time. Look up um Mr. Boster versus Wild Crest and you'll find all about how our police are handling things and lawsuits
and who those officers were are the same people that busted into my house and arrested me. How about that? My time, Mr. Schiff, Mr. Sheets, Mr. Poor Gil without a warrant. What's going on in your What is going on in your police
department? >> Accusations. >> I'm not making any accusations. I'm making factual statements. >> Horrible. >> You I was arrested in my house. >> Pulled out. I got this. I got this one. >> You got this? >> Yeah. >> I got this. >> Go ahead, Mr. Schiff. Your turn.
>> No, I I think you made your statement and we're taking everything under consideration. >> I haven't finished yet. It was Mr. Collins, Mr. Sheets, Mr. Lloyd and there's a couple other ones that are
involved in the same lawsuit. That's a problem when you have the same officers doing they shouldn't do. >> Go ahead, Mr. Schiff. Your turn. >> I'll just let you go. You're fine. Just please don't curse in our Don't curse in our facility.
>> During a meeting to do, Mr. Shiff, don't tell me what to do. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> You're not my person to tell me what to do. Don't do it. I just >> Thank you. >> Anybody else public comments? >> Uh Dave McWills, a couple of questions
about the resolutions. We're going to ask the governor to do something about ebikes. What are we doing or do we have to wait for the governor and the legislature in Trenton to make a change? I I believe that because it's a
motorized vehicle issue, I believe it has to come down from the state, but I'm not 100% sure on that. Uh >> yeah, they're regulated just like bicycles right now. Even though they're electric, it's the same as bicycle.
>> So the legislature has to be involved in burough rules about bikes, >> I believe. So I did. And I thought I thought I saw on the news that the mayor of Ocean City is making a change. >> Perhaps I misread that. >> Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm sorry, David. Captain, can you clarify?
>> Do we have uh I know we have signs on the bike path that talk about that. So, I'm assuming that we already have in place the ordinance that to >> Right. There is an ordinance that prohibits ebikes and motorized scooters along the bike path which is and there's there's signs along there and the
officers do periodic patrols and things of that nature to try and mitigate some of that. Um so there is some steps that that the bureau has taken but I mean as the mayor saying there there are certainly some things that we can certainly do from the state level to kind of change some of the traffic code >> that would help us a little bit more.
>> Fair enough. um fishing pier. We're spending some money or looking to get some money to spend. Is it Does that mean I missed the final decision to extend the pier? >> No. So, right, this is a this is a this is a a process to see if we can get the
money to extend the pier. So, >> we have a project scope and estimated cost that we're going to present to the public at least got comments on and if so, when? >> Yes. So the the the estimated cost in
round numbers for for an extension is is not. So this whole thing started when the the Army Corps Dune project because the original plan was to have um the Army Corps uh was going to help us build the dune over top or build the pier over
top of the new dune. that as part of that that commitment with the D in terms of providing what called alert credit is no longer available is what we're being told. So we're stuck with a situation now with
while Crest owns the pier the pier is in um is in a is in condition where it needs some attention. We figured if we're going to put the work into the pier why not go for the extension and actually put it in the water so it can be used. So the cost of that project to
extend to to to redo the whole pier, make it wider, make it longer in round numbers is about $6 million. We have about one.1 >> one one from New Jersey Boardwalk Preservation Trust Fund and then the maximum award
from the county open space is 2.5 million. So we're going to at least take a swing at that and see if they're interested in providing that. >> That's I just So we haven't got that far. It's about $6 million. It'll be seven or eight by the time we're done. And we'll talk about that sometime in
the future. You mentioned the dunes and the army corps, >> right? >> Nothing more to say. I mean, at what point in time do we hear where we're going with the lawsuit and the rest of the communities on the island? >> So, so the lawsuit is still pending with North Wildwood against Wild Crest. There
has there has not been a any hearing set by the judge on that. However, there's been a time frame set by the Army Corps to the DP to basically saying, "Hey, D, are we doing this project or not?" They gave until the end of this month for the
D to make that decision. Um, and I thought Army Corps has positioned themselves to say, "Hey, we we may not be doing this replenishment project." >> Okay. Um, want to thank the burrow for the work
that was done at 8105 New Jersey. Um, I will tell you that the amount of vegetation was removed was a little less than I was under the impression. I thought it was going to be cleared the lot. Okay. They cut it back off of my property, off of my neighbor's property.
They're continue and they're bar and public works and the code enforcement was back a second time. There are still multiple containers in that backyard. They're going to hold water. We're going to have the same mosquito problem that we had all summer unless we address
that. >> We are addressing that, Dave. So, we're going back out there within the next week to address those barrels. The barrels, correct? >> Well, they're just flower pots. I mean, there's there's a dozen containers that I can see just peeking over my fence that look like they can hold water, >> right?
>> Okay, fair enough. Last comment, every now and again, you got to move a meeting like today. My recommendation would be move it to Thursday instead of Tuesday because when I show up on Wednesday to find out that the meeting was yesterday, >> that's a problem. If I show up on Wednesday and the meeting's tomorrow, I
at least got a shot at making it >> that's done for a reason. >> I don't think it's done anything. I think it's just a a you know, just a something to think about. >> It was it was after we did the notice. We did get your email about that and we will definitely take that into consideration. My daughter's going to
college tomorrow, so I can't do the meeting tomorrow. So we moved it August 4th. >> Fair enough. Just you know that would be I think more conducive for people making your meetings. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> Hi Steve. >> Any other public comment?
>> Hi Fred Metler 109 East State Road here. I'm going to say something that's fun. Anyhow, um next year the 250th anniversary United States um you say there's a um a committee
>> has it been established there or still being built? >> Yeah, you just uh send an email to Trish and uh uh suggest your interest to her and we'll get you on the committee and then we'll probably have a meeting with the recreation and tourism departments later this fall to start planning for some things for next year.
>> Okay. Um since the um the fourth actually is on a Saturday um our thoughts along Sunset Lake uh which I'm involved with the the boating club there was um a possibility that we could do fireworks um in the lake maybe off a
barge or something like that and I've been discussing this with Bill Crips our our um OEM. to and we want to get started at maybe investigating that, see what's needed to do that, see how much it's going to cost. And I think it'll be a great thing that maybe if the town um
wants to close down the street like we do for other events and have a a major celebration on that day and and uh light it off with fireworks at night. So, that's just some of the things that we're we're thinking about. Okay. Right. >> Good idea. I like that idea. Yeah.
>> Anybody else? Public comments. Anybody on the conference line have any public comments? >> Okay, we have a close session on the agenda unless the commissioners have any public comments they'd like to make. >> I happen to have them if you don't mind.
>> Sure. Uh, first of all, as commissioner, I wanted to extend my heartfelt thanks to the Wildwood Crest Police Department, Wildwood Crest EMS, Wildwood Crest Fire Department, Wildwood Crest Public Safety,
and of course the beach patrol and great work done by public works uh for an outstanding uh work during and after the recent storm. Your dedication kept our residents and visitors safe, informed, and supported throughout the event. The quick and
efficient cleanup efforts reflect the incredible teamwork that makes Wildwood Crest such a strong and resilient community. We are truly fortunate to have such committed professionals serving our burrow. Together, we shown once again
why Wwood Crest is the best place to live. I want to thank you again. >> Thank you. >> Well said, Jods. I'm I'm fine, Mayor. >> Yep. I agree with Commissioner Schiff. Thank you, everybody. All departments. Um
Kelly, nothing. Nothing from you. I have nothing else, Mr. Mass. You have any public comment? >> Thank you, guys. >> We're good. >> That's it. >> Thank you, sir. All right. >> All right. All right. Then I'm going to read the resolution authorizing executive close in accordance with the provisions of the open public meetings
act specifically NJSA 10 colon 4-12B with regard to the sale of real property 5900 New Jersey Avenue. Can I get a motion? >> I'll motion it. I will second Trish. >> It's been moved and seconded that foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mr. Schiff. Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera.
>> Yes. 53.