America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Roll call. Mrs. Felaro >> here. >> Mr. Franco >> here. >> Mr. Cabrera >> here. In compliance with the open public
meetings act chapter 231 public law 1975 the notice requirements have been satisfied as to the time place and date of holding said meeting by posting notice on the bulletin board here in Burough Hall and by mailing and emailing the scene to the Herald of Kate May County and the press of Atlantic City on
September 24th 2025. In the event of an emergency emergency exit is the door that came in our front left your back right or the door just by the American flag. Um, this meeting is being shown live here today on the Burough's Facebook and YouTube channel. We're going to do a quick sound check. Vicki,
how are we sounding back there? >> All good. >> All right, we're good to go. If you're watching this meeting live and you'd like to make a public comment, you're welcome to call the conference line at 888 363 4734.
And when prompted, you're going to enter the access code 9699020 followed by the pound with the hashtag. In the event you watch the recorded version of this meeting and you have a public comment or question you'd like to ask, you're more than welcome to email our clerk at clerkwoodrest.org
or you may phone her at 6097298040. Okay. Um, if you're watching the the meeting and you're making public comments on the burough social media pages, uh, those those comments are not being monitored live. Um, so you need to uh, use the Dowin commerce line if you want to ask the question. When we get to
the public comment section, I do have an excerpt that I will read uh, uh, before you make public comments. That said, madam clerk, may we have the ordinances, please? >> Yes. The first is ordinance 1482 for the cap bank. Motion that ordinance number 1482 be placed on second reading and
final passage by title only. >> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1482 be placed on second and final reading by title only. >> Roll call. Mrs. Felero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Ordinance 1482 reads as follows. An
ordinance to establish cap bank for calendar year 2026 pursuant to NJSA4A 4-45.14. >> Motion that a public hearing now be held on ordinance number 1482. >> I second the motion.
>> It has been moved and seconded that a public hearing on ordinance number 1482 now be held. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fusser. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> And Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. The floor is open for public comment with ordinance number 1482
and 1482 only. Start with anybody here in the audience today. Public comment. Anyone on the conference line? Public comment ordinance number 1482. Hearing none. >> Motion to the public hearing on
ordinance number 1482 now be closed. >> I second the motion. It is the move and the public hearing on ordinance number 1482 now be closed. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fusero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Motion that ordinance number 1482 be
passed on second final reading and advertised according to law. >> I second a motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1482 be passed on second and final reading and advertised according to law. >> Roll call. Mrs. Fusser. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera.
>> Yes. Next we have ordinance 1483 and it reads as follows. An ordinance of the Burrow of Wildwood Crest amending and supplementing chapter 47 parking meters of the code of the Burrow of Wildwood Crest to prorate price of seasonal permit after August 1st annually.
>> Motion that ordinance number 1483 be passed on first reading advertised according to law be brought up for second and final reading and public hearing on April 15th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. >> I second the motion. It has been moved and seconded that number 1483 be passed
on first reading advertised according to law be brought up for second and final reading and public hearing on April 15th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. >> Roll call. Mrs. Pillaro? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. >> Next, we have ordinance 1484 and it
reads as follows. a bond ordinance providing for the improvement of the sanitary sewage system in and by the burrow of wild request in the county of Kate May, New Jersey, appropriating 5,850,000
therefore and authorizing the issuance of 5,850,000 bonds or notes of the burrow for financing such appropriation. Excuse me. Motion that ordinance number 1484 be passed on first reading advertised according to law and brought
up for second and final reading and public hearing on April 15th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. >> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1484 be passed on first reading advertised according to law be brought up for second and final reading and public
hearing on April 15th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. >> Roll call. Mrs. Felero, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Caba. >> Yes. >> Next we have ordinance 1485 and it reads as follows. An ordinance of the burrow of Wildwood Crest amending and
supplementing section 79-32.3 schedule 1C restricted parking zones for persons with disabilities. Section 79-35 schedule 4 time limit parking. Section 79-32.4 for schedule ID parking of low-speed vehicles and motorcycles of the code of
the burough of widest. >> Motion that ordinance number 1485 be passed on first reading advertised according to law be brought up for second final reading for public hearing on April 15th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. >> I second the motion. It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1485
be passed on first reading advertised according to law be brought up for second and final reading and public hearing on April the 15th, 20126 at 5:00 p.m. >> Roll call. Mrs. Felo, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabaro, >> yes. >> Next, we have ordinance 1486, and it
reads as follows. An ordinance amending and supplementing chapter 79 vehicles and traffic restricting the use of parking on municipal property to persons utilizing the facilities located thereon. >> Motion that ordinance number 1486 be
passed on first reading advertised according to law through brought up for second and final and public hearing on April 15th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. >> I second the motion. It has been moved and seconded that ordinance number 1486 be passed on first reading, advertised according to law, be run for second and
final reading and public hearing on April the 15th, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. >> Roll call. Mrs. Baluro? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabaro? >> Yes. >> Next, we have the resolutions. The first is authorizing a loan application to the New Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection and the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank to fund improvements to the burrow's sanitary sewer system and roadway restoration projects. >> I make a motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the forwarding resolution be adopted. Roll
call. Mrs. Fussello? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera? >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing award of professional service contract to William J. Kaufman of Neimod Davis and Goldstein as special conflict solicitor for the burrow of wildest planning board for
CPM-L90-26 at the not to exceed sum of 10,000. >> I make motion. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felaro. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing the auction of
abandoned vehicles on an online auction website. >> I make the motion. Second. It >> has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Foselaro? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabaro? >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing support of
Congressman Van Drews HR7459. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felaro? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabaro? >> Yes. >> Next is refunding payments of $29.89 89
cents for property located at 115 East Coline Road. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fusselo. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing the chief financial
officer to pay the prescribed flat rate per hour to law enforcement pursuant to the 2026 distracted driving crackdown grant. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felaro.
>> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabaro. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing participation in supporting Senate Concurrent Resolution STR number 106,Qatari D-22. >> I make the motion. >> I will second.
>> It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Faselo. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. Second uh what was it? I'm sorry I missed a yes vote. I said Mr. >> Franco and Mr.
>> Yes. >> And we are tableling the next one. And then we have authorizing a Michael Barker Esquire of the firm Barker Gelfan James and Sarbos to represent and defend the burough solicitor Ronald J. Gelzunus in the matter of Lisa Ripo v. B of Wawa
Crest at all docket number CPM-L48-26 pursuant pursuant to municipal ordinance section 46-46. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fusselo. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera.
>> Yes. >> Next is authorizing a board of professional service contract to Vincent C. Orlando PE as conflict engineer for the Burrow of Wildwood Crest at the not to exceed sum of 5,000. >> I make the motion. >> I have a second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll
call. Mrs. Felero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing refund of Beachbox rental fee to Rhino Baldi in the amount of $55. >> I make the motion.
>> Second. It has been moved and seconded that the four-line resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing waiver of the fee required for special event application by the Wildwood Crest School District to
host a graduation ceremony at Centennial Park on June 16th, 2026 from 5 to 7:00 p.m. >> I make the motion. >> Second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the fourth resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. Yes, >> Mr. Cabera. >> Yes.
>> Next is authorizing award of contract for Centennial Park Improvements. >> I make the motion. >> I'll second. It >> has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fusso? >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco? >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera? >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing award of contract
for Joseph Salvage pool exhaust fan installation. >> I make the motion. >> Second. >> It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felo, >> yes. >> Mr. Franco, >> yes. >> Mr. Cabrera, >> yes. >> Next is authorizing an emergency
temporary budget for 2026. >> I make the motion. >> I will second. >> It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Felero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Next is authorizing advertisement of a notice to biders for ADA Compliance
Crest Pier Recreation Center. >> I make the motion. >> Second. It has been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Fosero. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. >> Yes. >> Motion that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid.
>> I second the motion. >> It has been moved and seconded that all bills properly authorized as submitted be paid. Roll call. Mrs. Fussello. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabaro? >> Yes. >> You're welcome. >> Thank you. All right. Uh correspondents none listed. Uh we're going to go to our
first round of public comments. As mentioned, I'll read my excerpt uh for the uh parameters for making public comment. The open public meetings act requires that a portion of every meeting of a municipal governing body be set aside for public comment on any issue that a member of the public feels may be
of concern to the residents of the municipality. To ensure an orderly and efficient meeting and to provide everyone an opportunity to be heard, here are the guidelines. When recognized, please come to the microphone or the left turn and clearly state your name for the record. All
comments and questions should be addressed to the governing body as a whole and not to individual members of staff. Each speaker will be limited to 5 minutes. Speakers may only speak once during this portion. Time cannot be limited to another speaker. Speakers and
members of the public are expected to maintain proper deform and shall civily make their comments. Personal attacks, obscenity, derogatory or slanderous remarks, and disruptive behavior will not be tolerated. Please do not mention employees or our professionals by name.
The governing body is not required to respond to questions during the public comment period, but may choose to do so at the end of the session or refer inquiries to the appropriate staff member for a later date. Comment should relate to any governmental issue affecting the municipality. For those
participating remotely, you will be acknowledged by me and must state your name before making comments. The chair reserves the right to interrupt or terminate a speaker's privilege if day quorum is violated or if comments become disruptive or exceed the time limit. Thank you in advance for
your cooperation and ensuring a respectful and productive dialogue. I now open the floor for public comments and we'll start with anybody here in the audience. Hello. Uh, my name is Arswald Salvatico. I'm here in reference to um the
ordinance that was passed on February 20 February 18th, 2006 about the parking uh off of New Jersey Avenue. I was um I couldn't make I couldn't make it because
I I'm diabetic and I was feeling very ill. Um I have a box truck that the ordinance says if you have a box truck that is more than 10,000 lbs. It is is I guess it's unlawful to park there either
either on the east side or the west side. I have my registration picture here if you guys want to see. My registration for my truck says 5,000 lbs. And I keep getting harassed every 3 days or so by the police department.
They all know me. Everybody knows me. I've been here since 1974. I know I know Wildwood very well. My parents had hotels and so forth. And um I I just want to know like am I doing wrong here? Because I'm trying to follow
the I'm trying to follow the law. If it says £10,000 and I'm £5,000, you know, why why are you guys coming after me saying that you're going to give me tickets or you're going to tow me and so forth? That's my livelihood. I
sell guitars and drums to all the young kids in the neighborhood from here to Rio Grand Cape May Courthouse, etc. That's that's my livelihood. I have all my my instruments in in this truck and um I used to use it for a flea market
event and so forth, but the you know it's not feasible. Gas is up and whatever. So I work out of my truck and it's it's registered and insured. Yeah, my name has been mentioned here before about my truck. And like I think the the
um said that as long as it's registered and insured, you know, I'm lawful. And I I I feel the same way. I don't think my my truck is ugly. I don't think it's, you know, eyes sore. I painted it. Uh
it's nice looking truck. And I park it near the linen. I I live off of Sweet Brier. I park it near the linen trucks. They have trucks that are 14,000 pounds and over. Um and you have
cable companies that park behind me. The people that work for the cable company, their their trucks, their company trucks are about 18,000 lbs. And they come and park behind me cuz I figure, well, if I got if I got a parking spot there, they can park there. But that's that's not
even like that, you know? I mean, they have to follow the law, too. If it's over £10,000, they're not allowed to park there. Now, I agree with that. And since I'm 5,000 lb, I'd like to know who I can talk to to somehow either give me
more time to work on something. You know, I can't just um, you know, find a a storage place or or a business storefront in in a matter of a few hours. I need time to work my my my loyalty here, you know, my to to my
business, you know what I mean? I don't want to move away. I like Wildwood Crest. I I lived in Wildwood for 40 years. Uh I'm sure the lawyer there knows me. Ron, >> I recognize the last name, sir. Of course. Yes. >> You know, my dad, my mom,
they passed away, but you know, I'm I'm here and uh I feel like I'm being pushed out of Wildwood. Mayor, I anticipate you're going to comment, but I'd just like to just one thing about the ordinance, the language of the ordinance. Um, it does reference
vehicles of 10,000 pounds, but there is a comma and then it says including all box trucks, walk-in or similar types, trucks, buses, motor homes, house cars, and camp cars. So, so it the definition has broadened. So it's uh in addition to
vehicles over 10,000 um those uh other vehicles are prohibited as well. So that's all. >> Okay. So are you finished with your statement? I'll be happy. >> I like I like to add to that. I don't have a trailer. I don't live in the truck. It's not a it's not a mobile
home. It's it's a it's a work truck for me. So it's again it's my livelihood and I'm being pressed and I I need help. >> Okay. Can I make my statement now? >> That's it. >> Okay. All right. So, the ordinance, so
you're you're familiar with New Jersey Avenue as it exists today. You see the construction going on. So, that's part of a countywide roadway reconstruction program in conjunction with the burrow. New Jersey Avenue will be, for lack of a better term, skinnied up. It's a there's
a what they call a road diet going on. So, what you see as four wide lanes will become one turning lane and one through lane. So the roads being is going to be getting skinnier. Yes sir. >> That said box trucks any other large
vehicles of such will have difficult it's already difficult now there's a safety issue when it gets too carbs to the corner the road's going to be skinnier so we can't have larger vehicles. I can tell you that last year I believe while linen stopped parking on New Jersey Avenue um at least during the
um you know during the summer months. So um that they have uh you know respectfully followed the law uh that uh that and and the and the police request that we have set forth. Um you mentioned that you're storing items
in there and you're using it as your do you not have an opportunity to rent say a storage space somewhere offshore or somewhere on the island to store >> if I do I don't have the funds. I'm on social security. I'm on you know my funds are limited. I understand. But my my point is is that if you mentioned
that you're storing items in there and it's part of your livelihood to store things, if every company or person who sold products or had things they had to store in a box truck or on a public street, that would create a pretty um
dangerous and unsightly situation in the bur of Wild. So I don't I don't want you to think that you're being singled out. I want you to understand that safety related, number one. But number two, on a on a practical sense, from a from a storage standpoint, um I think that, you know, I think that most folks would
would would agree that if there's another opportunity to find and store the items that you have for sale or whatever you're using for business purposes, um that you need to find that find that o, you know, find that opportunity that anybody else would do the same thing. Um we're going to continue, you know, no one's here to
give you a hard time or force you out of Wild Crest. I can assure you of that. Um, you mentioned that you live on Sweet Brier Sweeper. >> I have it now. Yes, I have it moved. They they had me move it twice off of New Jersey and I moved it now to Sweep Brier where I live on the middle of
Sweep Brier. And here's the linen uh outfit. So, I parked it right where I think he owns the linen company owns a house around the corner from him. So, I you know, I parked it there for right now. >> So, I'm aware cuz I do get I'm like the
complaint department for the burrow at times. So, I did get a complaint from the business owners where the vehicle was parked yesterday. So, these, you know, these businesses are, you know, trying to not have their customers and >> Well, I I have I've talked to the linen guy. We have we have communication. So, he didn't have
>> Yeah, I'm not referring to the linen. I'm I'm referring to folks that are that have a retail business that have traffic coming in and out of their stores. >> Well, you know, you have that you have that >> Mr. This is not a debate. This you and I aren't debating. So, I'm I'm making my comment now. So, I just want to be
clear. Um my my next question to you is do you have off streetet parking at your home? >> Do you have off street? Can you pull in there and park a vehicle in your parking lot? Do you have anything like that at your house? >> I I rent there. So I would need to get permission from the landlord and so
forth. And I don't think they want it. You know, I spoke to a may the mayor about this my truck two years ago and he he said he would he he said he wouldn't have a problem with me parking the truck on the on the on the property itself and I said the mayor and blah
blah blah. And >> you did you say you spoke to the mayor? >> Yes. >> Well, that's me. So I You and I never spoke. >> Huh? >> You and I never spoke. >> Couple years we did. >> Me? >> One of you guys? It wasn't me. I can assure you that.
>> First time meeting you, sir. >> New here. >> Yeah. So, I just I >> Oh, you get that. You get the >> Yeah. So, I just I just, you know, so I want to make sure I make sure. >> Are you guys impersonating mayors now or what? I mean, I don't >> There's only one me, unfortunately. >> I spoke to the mayor. That's all I know.
>> Yeah. It was It was not me. >> All right. I'm not going to hold you to it. I can speak to a mayor. >> Listen, I'm a stand up guy, so I would tell you that. >> Were you three years ago? Did you just come on? How long have you been on? >> Too long, actually. But uh No. Yeah. Too long. 2018.
>> So, I just laugh. >> Yeah. No, that's good. And I'm I want you to keep a positive mindset, but I just want you to understand. So, before I'm finished, I just a we're not trying to to hurt you or or give you a hard time. >> Respectfully, I asked you to try find a spot that's not on New Jersey Avenue,
preferably not on the residential street. If you have room, with your landlord's approval, perhaps move it off off the street. >> I just got a call this morning, sir, at 8:00 in the morning. The police show up in my door saying, "We're going to give you ticket after ticket after ticket.
You know, that's that's harassment to me cuz you're not giving me enough time to find me a location." >> Yeah. I don't I at the end of the day, I think what they're trying to say is is that you need to make >> That's not That's not funny waking me up at early in the morning. Maybe it was an
April Fool's joke. >> No, sir. No, no. >> And you said not to mention any names, so I can't mention any officers, but >> he's in the building now. >> Understood. All right. So, your comments have been recorded.
>> 45 when we went over there. >> Okay. So, please >> um that's not early enough for you. I'm I'm disabled. >> It's not an unreasonable contract. You called me and said, "Would you contact me at my office station?" I
said, "Okay, whatever." And then you show up at my door 20 minutes later. >> All right. So, I Your public comments have been made. >> Mhm. >> My public comments have been made. We're asking you to comply with the new law. Do what you need to do. If there's
something reasonable we need to consider, please reach out to the police department or to Commissioner Franco and we'll we'll make sure that we can try to accommodate as best we can. >> But we the law is the law. So on New Jersey Avenue, that's >> Can we continue after this then?
>> Well, this public comment, this com session comment is over with, but we have a meeting. We have a closed session meeting. I'm happy to talk to you after the meeting if you'd like. Yeah. >> But you'd have to wait outside until we're done our meeting because we're going to go into executive session. >> Sure. >> All right. >> Sure. Thank you.
>> You're welcome. Anybody else? >> Okay, first round of public comments is over. Nothing listed under new business. Uh breeze through old business. Historical museums on hold. Traffic calming is uh on hold. Um although we
did pass uh the I bank uh we introduced the I bank ordinance uh funding ordinance. Uh and that's going to be for Park Boulevard, Park Boulevard, traffic calling from Cressy to Sweep Ryer. Um there is a uh another meeting or a
meeting with um uh Senator Booker's office with respect to another grant application to hopefully maybe we can send that south just maybe another block or two. So we'll have more information on that. Uh back be excavation. Uh I
know that the areas that were uh we used snow fence and the and uh in those three areas between the dune and the bulkhead um I went down there without any survey result. I can tell you that the sand has accumulated. So which is which is which is a good thing.
So sounds like we may have a longer term solution uh for you know keeping the back beaches at a higher elevation without having to spend lots of money for heavy equipment. uh dredging. >> We are meeting with uh representatives
from DOT end of this month I believe. So hopefully we can get some positive feedback after that meeting. >> Okay. Uh Washington Avenue C viewfalls capacity. We're still waiting on uh congressional funding and FEMA to give
us the announcement. Uh Army Corp do nothing since the last report. Uh we're we're I'm assuming they're they're uh reconvening and meeting with still meeting with the other municipalities and I expect there to be another meeting sometime in the in the near future. Burough hall renovations is uh nothing
happening on that. We do have the plans. We're just waiting for now the budget is introduced. We can dive back into some of the details of that. Um digitize digitizing paper files. Anything with that? >> We have the quote. I just I think it's it's something that we probably have to
still discuss on how we're going to approach if it's uh just departments or the the whole bureau itself. So, we're still waiting to see which direction we would like to go. >> Okay. Uh all right, that's it for all business. Commissioners, you have anything you'd like to add? New, old,
any comments? >> I just want to say thank you to the mayor. He's actually paying for everybody's taxes for the rest of the year. So, thank you very much for him. I appreciate that. actually April 4th. So, happy Easter everybody. I'm good. Thank you, Tony.
>> All right. I also wish everybody a happy Easter. I also would like to recognize uh three crest residents uh Carl Tate, Jenny Chabber, and Nick Holland for their amazing finish for a 100 mile run that they they've completed on uh the week uh weekend of March 21st and 22nd.
Um they took wellness to a whole another uh crazy level there with running 100 miles from point to point. So, congratulations to those Crest residents and also to John Horton uh who's also in Kate May County. So, Kate May County was well represented and um I've kind of had FOMO
for not being there, but vacation came first with the wifey. So, that said, uh entertain a motion to move into uh close session. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Oh, sorry, Chief. Yeah, I'm sorry, Chief. Chief had a sorry comment. Sorry, Chief.
>> Um I just wanted to uh announce that um beginning At our next meeting, April 15th, uh, all attendees at all of our commission meetings will be subject to a security screening. Uh, we'll have an officer manning a metal detector out
front in the uh, front lobby. Um, all bags will be subject to inspection. So, if you don't want your bags to be inspected by a police officer, please do not bring them with you. Um uh again that'll be beginning next
meeting and moving forward for all commission meetings. Uh so obviously we no weapons of any kind are allowed. Um if you're found with uh any contraband during the security screening you will be arrested. So
>> okay thank you. >> All right. >> All right. I will read that resolution. It is a resolution of the board of commissioners of the burrow crest authorizing executive closed session in accordance with the provisions of the open public meetings act specifically
NJSA 10 col4-12B for burough administrator. Can I get a motion? >> Motion. >> I have a second chair. >> It's been moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted. Roll call. Mrs. Faselo. >> Yes. >> Mr. Franco. >> Yes. >> Mr. Cabrera. Yes. Okay.