--------- it's 8 o'clock you're on ready thank you the um Tuesday April 1st 2025 regular 8:00 PM meeting of the Wyoff Township Committee is now in session if everyone will rise for flag
salute please ready salute begin i pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all remain
standing please for our invocation from the Reverend Brian Neville of Grace United Meth Methodist Church thank you Reverend for joining us good to be here let us pray god we are grateful for this gathering and another opportunity to do good in this world
thank you that there are no fools here on this April 1st you have wonderfully and fearfully made each and every one of us help us to be a force for good in this world help us to put aside our differences so that we can make this
township better for everyone thank you for the leaders that care about others and are willing to stand up and do something to help them and now we offer this up god over all lead us through this year give us wisdom and courage in the face of adversity guide us to truth
that all may experience your hope amen amen thank you Reverend thanks brother thank you thank you okay before we go any further I'd like to rip welcome Diana and Fran from the finance department i didn't see you guys behind
the computer screen sorry earlier but welcome to our meeting tonight thank you for joining us nancy will take a roll call please the Open Public Meetings Act the notice requirements of the Open Public Meetings Act have been satisfied with respect to this meeting specifically the time date
and location were included in the annual notice of meetings adopted by the governing body posted in the municipal building by the township clerk's office and sent to at least two newspapers including the official newspaper of the township the Ridgewood News and the Bergen Record additionally to the extent known the agenda for this meeting and
whether formal action will be taken was posted in the municipal building by the township clerk's office and sent to at least two newspapers including the official newspaper of the township the Ridgewood News and posted on our municipal website in accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act thank you
roll call roll call miss Bansky here mr lane here mr madigan here mr melion here and Mayor Bonaw here okay i'll take a motion to open the meeting for public comment period so
moved second miss Bansky yes mr lane i mr madigan yes mr melion yes and Mayor Bonstrom yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved thank you okay the public work
um business meeting is open now for five minutes per speaker for public comment on any governmental issue the member feels the public may they may be of concern to the resident of township if you have a comment please step to the microphone
state your name and address that being none a motion to close the public session second thank you miss Bugdansky yes mr lane i Mr madigan yes mr milkon yes and Mayor Bontow yes with an affirmative vote the
motion is approved thank you we'll take a motion to approve the March 18th 2025 work session and business meeting minutes mr may I have a point of order sure please i just want to clarify Nancy the uh the work session
uh meeting agenda was the minutes were updated to include your comment yes I sent them out again oh you must have sent them electronically did you yes of course of course that's why all right thank you very much okay thank you Tom so I would uh make a motion to approve
okay second Miss Bdansky yes mr lane hi mr madigan yes mr milion yes mayor Bonstra yes an affirmative vote the motion is approved okay now I'll take a motion to approve the March 18th 2025 special meeting
minutes so move second miss Bugdansky yes mr lane hi mr madigan yes mr melion you're abstaining and Mayor Bonto yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved
okay uh now we'll move on to the budget hearing for the 2025 budget i'll take a motion to open the meeting for public hearing on the budget and further consideration of the 2025 municipal budget before we open Mr mayor i believe the finance committee
wants to make a report correct okay you want to do that first yep okay all right thank you mayor um first I want to thank the uh finance committee uh for another year of crafting another uh budget for Wyoff especially want to
thank Matt Diana Fran and uh Tom consists of the finance committee this year and the support of our fellow township committee members um the 2025 municipal budget continues our commitment to responsible fiscal stewardship while ensuring that the
needs of residents and the long-term health of the community remain top priorities despite economic pressures facing local governments across the state Wyoff's governing body has crafted a budget that delivers meaningful investment in core services emergency
preparedness and public works without burdening taxpayers with the dramatic increases the tax increase by 2.1 cents per 100 of assessed valuation these modest increases reflect the township's focus on balancing essential services
delivery and infrastructure renewal with fiscal prudence the townships continues to face the same financial headwinds affecting communities statewide including increased costs of solid waste disposable mandated pension contributions health benefits liability
insurance and workers compensation in addition the 2025 budget responds to the sharp increases in electric natural gas and water costs driven by global energy markets volatility and local infrastructure demands despite these challenges the
township committee remains focused on maximizing every dollar through careful planning long-term forecasting and cost containment strategies routine expenses were closely reviewed to identify opportunities for savings and grant opportunities are actively pursued to
offset capital costs where possible uh the 2025 budget underscores our ongoing commitment to public safety emergency response readiness and modernizing public infrastructure
some of the highlights include new portable and mobile radios for both our police department and fire department ensuring seamless and reliable communication between local first responses and mutual aid partners during
complex incidents and joint operations it also includes a new fire command vehicle to support incident command at emergency scenes and replace a vehicle at the end of its service life also replacement of essential fire
department personnel protective equipment PPE and selfcontained breathing apparatus in accordance with modern safety standards funding for architectural engineering design is also included of the renovated
police department facility recognize that our current building is outdated and experiencing significant space constraints the township anticipates launching a construction project in 2026 to ensure the depart police department
can continue meeting the community's growing public safety needs the budget also advances Wikoff's long-term infrastructure priorities road resurfacing projects to main safe travel throughout the town
replacement of of aging DPW vehicles allowing public works crew to operate efficiently and maintain municipal assets in replacement of our 70-year-old slate roof on town hall which is coming
magnificently looks great we're almost finished so in summary these investments reaffirm the township's commitment and the township committee's priority of keeping Whiteoff safe prepared and well-maintained
pete and I along with Matt Diana and Fran held approximately eight detailed budget meetings with township staff and department heads to develop a plan that addresses resident needs without
compromising financial stability thank you to all especially to Fran who's with us tonight Diana and also to Matt i know you put a lot of hard time in and we really appreciate it as does our resident the 2025 municipal budget
budget will be adopted in full compliance with all statemandated fiscal guidelines and positions w for continued success heading into 2026 and beyond thank you gentlemen
now I'll take a motion um for public hearing and further consideration and a second then we can have discussion so moved second miss Bdansky yes mr lane hi mr madigan
yes mr milion yes and Mayor Bonto yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved any other discussion on Thank you for your statement gentlemen very well said any other discussion on the budget from the audience or anyone in township committee diana Fran any
comments my only comment would be to thank everybody for this great work and to keep things uh as uh cost effective as humanly possible thank you yeah I agree you folks put in a lot of work on this i
know there were a lot of uh a lot of big asks and uh a lot of um thinking on how to handle it all so uh I think he did a very good job all things considered with the constraints and the uh demands that were put on us so thank
you anyone else all right we'll call a question then nancy motion to close the public hearing motion to close the public hearing thank you i have motion to close second
miss Bdansky yes mr lane i mr madigan yes mr melion yes and Mayor Bonstro yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved okay we'll take a motion to adopt i guess first is resolution 25-125
the annual budget amendment per LFN 202421R which is just it's a difference without a distinction do I have that correct correct okay so I'll take a motion on that so moved second miss Bdansky yes mr lane hi mr madigan
yes mr milkon yes mayor Bonra yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved all right now we're ready for a motion to adopt uh I make a motion to adopt the 2025 municipal budget via resolution 25-126 second
Miss Bugdansky yes mr lane I mr madigan yes mr milkon yes and Mayor Bonstra yes with an affirmative vote the motion is approved thank you everyone and so we'll move to the consent agenda all matters listed below are considered by the township committee to be routine in nature there will be no
separate discussion of these items if any discussion is desired by the township committee that item will be removed from the consent agenda and considered separately yeah we did we have four resolutions first um we already adopted the annual budget amendment and the 2025
budget um and then two additional resolutions authorizing an online auction for a 2005 riding mower on municip bid and authorization of vouchers and payment of bills we need to do number 11 tom made the
motion yeah we did we did we did sorry i did the long version too okay he even said the resolution number yes okay um we also have three ordinances for introduction on the consent agenda tonight ordinance 2037 and ordinance
authorizing $825,000 for various improvements in capital expenditures in the township of Wyoff ordinance number 2038 an ordinance appropriating funds for major vehicle repairs and Ordinance 2039 an ordinance appropriating funds for future field
improvements and safety enhancements we have a single motion tonight approve request for temporary signage by Christian Health the Vista to promote their openhouse events on April 25th May 30th and June 27th a sandwich board sign that is 2 feet 3 in wide by 3' 9 in tall
will be posted at their main entrance at the Cedar Hill and Second Avenue intersection only for the Friday specified may I have a motion and a second to approve this consent agenda motion to approve the consent agenda second thank you miss Bogdansky yes mr lane i
mr madigan yes mr melion yes and Mayor Bonaw yes from an affirmative vote the consent agenda is approved like to make a motion to adjurnn second second third miss Bugdansky yes mr lane hi mr madigan
yes mr melion yes and Mayor Boon yes with an affirmative vote we are returned thank you we are returned Part: 2
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p.m work session meeting of the township committee is now in session Roll call please Nancy Miss Bogdansky here Mr Lane here Mr Madigan here Mr Milkion here and Mayor Bonstra here
Thank you This regular work session meeting of the Woff Township Committee is now in session in accordance with the open public meetings act Notice of this meeting appears on our annual schedule of meetings Copy of said annual schedule has been posted on the bulletin board of memorial town hall Copy has been filed with the municipal clerk and has been posted on our municipal website and a
copy has also been emailed to the record the news and the north Jersey Herald News All newspapers having a general circulation throughout the township of White at least 48 hours prior to this meeting The agenda there was similarly posted filed and emailed to said newspapers Thank you Nancy And we confirm that
everything is signed sealed and ready to deliver Yes Thank you I'll take a motion to open the work session for 10 minutes for public comment please So moved
Second Miss Bdansky Yes Mr Lane Hi Mr Madigan Yes Mr Milkon Yes And Mayor Bonto Yes With the affirmative vote the motion is approved Thank you Okay The meeting is now open for public comment Two minutes per speaker Um on any issue a member of
the public feels may be of concern to the residents of the township of Wyoff If you wish to comment please step to the microphone State your name and address She was Janet Tumi
Um Aspen Lane in Wyoff And I was just wondering if we heard any more from the state about uh our issue which is the uh crosswalk It would be from actually it's the county and I'm going to let you take this one
the county the the speed limits that we were looking for the additional reductions in the speed limits were granted So um we have to get engineering involved now but if anyone Pete you want to pick that up or Matt that's pretty much where we're at right now Matt might have a better update but we just
literally got the you know a few weeks ago the speed limits where we needed them to be right and then we have the grant and then the engineers need to work with each other to see if it's feasible or possible And I know Boswell was going back and forth
with the county as to the design because we have to change the move the location of the intersection We have to extend the sidewalk a little bit So that was last week So I'm hoping um that the timing has worked out right
that this gets done as part of the county um road Yeah that would be great Okay Okay Sounds like movement to me It's progress No it's progress It is Yeah we have progress Thank you very much Thank you all
There being no others a motion to close the public session Second Miss Bugdansky yes Mr Lane hi Mr Madigan yes Mr Milkon yes And Mayor Bonstra yes With affirmative vote the motion is approved
Thank you Matt Review of the 8:00 PM agenda if you would Thank you Mr Mayor So the first thing on tonight's agenda is our 2025 municipal budget Um I'm going to leave the big presentation
of it to Mr Madigan and Mr Melkone Um but I just want to thank Diana and Fran um and all our department heads and the finance committee for their cooperation this year and we will they will both actually be here for our 8:00 meeting
Um little out of order a little uh extra resolution this year Um there is a resolution or item number 10 which is a motion to adopt a budget amendment um as per local finance notice
2024-21R and that has to do with the fact that after we introduced the budget the state local finance board had granted an additional cap exemption with regard to insurance So the budget amount didn't change but we have to move items in the budget from inside the cap to
outside the cap So there's no there's no dollar change to the budget It's just moving it from the one page to another Um so the way the adoption has the way that has to go is we have to hold the public hearing on the budget Then we have to adopt the amendment and then we
have to adopt the budget Um so that's items 9 10 and then 11 Moving on to the consent agenda Um item 125 and 126 are being dealt with separately Uh above item 127 authorizes an online auction for an old ride-on
mower from the DPW and 128 is payment of bills There are three ordinances for introduction having to deal with the capital improvements that are being fully funded this year uh in the municipal budget Um first is 825,000 in various improvements in capital
expenditures Again fully funded Uh and then we have our two ordinances that we normally do Uh normally in the past you might have seen that we were introducing or adopting an ordinance which amended an ordinance which amended an ordinance which amended an ordinance Uh our auditor has asked us to stop doing that
and just uh add additional monies to the sinking to to the additional reserves So the ordinances titles are the ordinance titles are now very much shorter So it's an ordinance appropriating funds for major vehicle repairs and an ordinance appropriating fund for future field improvements And again those are both
reserve funds set up in the capital ordinance And then there'll be one additional uh resolution that will actually pass at the end of this session We will be going into close session this evening uh to discuss um active uh litigation Moving on to administrative
uh items As you can see if you're now driving into the building the roof wall the roof replacement here at Town Hall is substantially complete The new gutters and downspouts were installed over the weekend Uh remaining tasks include some minor scraping and painting
We're just waiting for the weather Uh and after this after that the project will be fully closed out Uh the DPW is taking delivery of their new sore truck Crews have been trained on its operation by the manufacturers by the manufacturers's representative During training we are able to utilize it to
clean out the drainage lines around the municipal building and discovered that one of the lines connecting the downspouts over here by the finance department is actually broken Uh we plan to make storm water improvements to town hall in the upcoming weeks to ensure that all storm water is appropriately directed away from the building So if
you notice all the downspouts around the building go into the existing lines except for the one right here in the corner right below this tree Uh animal licensing period for 2025 is ongoing So far 938 dogs and 50 cats have been licensed The March 31st
deadline has now passed and residents who have not yet licensed their pets will now incur a $15 late fee Some staff changes Our deputy tax assessor Franuad Douder has resigned to accept a position as the tax assessor in Tene and we wish him well in his new
role and DPW laborer Jim Schaefer has retired as of the end of March Uh we are currently conducting interviews for the mechanics position in the DPW Um Peggy Keen from our finance department will be retiring at the end
of this month after 35 plus years with the township Uh we've completed interviews for this position and hope to uh have a new person starting uh within the next two weeks Affordable housing planning Um our affordable housing planner is currently drafting our fourth
round housing and spending plan Hope to have that in uh about a month or so We have submitted our letter of intent to apply for the 2025 open uh Burton County Open Space Grant Proposed improvements include curbing around community parking area to
prevent runoff onto the fields Currently we have a sheet drainage issue that washes out the baseball fields at uh community park So uh include some drainage there along with field improvements to fix that will be fix will fix up some of those drainage
issues as well And then finally the Firehouse Subpublic Safety Foundation Board of Directors has awarded the Whiteall Fire Department a grant for $19,782.75 for the purchase of three portable radios and accessories So
uh we were notified of that this morning Great And that is the end of my report Thank you Matt Can we start with you tonight i'm sorry Did you say me yeah if you would Yes Yeah Uh yep Um I attended the uh hope uh
disability breakfast I believe that was last week It's always uh a great event Very informative to see what's going on and all the new and upgrades at the facility over there Uh Memorial Day parade committee met last week Um the um
the planning is ongoing and we're looking to get as many bands and participants this year especially since we're rained out last year It's always a great event and we're just trying to even make it uh a little bit bigger this year And lastly Centennial Centennial Committee's been meeting almost on a
weekly basis and just want to thank everyone on the committees for all the work we're doing I know it sounds like we're uh you know we still have some time but there's a lot of planning that's involved and everyone is um spending a lot of time planning it for uh for next year And that's all I have
Thank you Pete Tom Okay I I'm going to start there So the uh centennial calendar meeting was held Very productive meeting And um this week we're also meeting we're going to be
reviewing many photographs that we have in our archives over at the library which will be part of the calendar So we're excited about that Um I too like the roof The roof looks great The gutters and the leaders
are all put in keeping all that water away from our building Everything looks really sharp and looks uh great I'm looking forward to its completion and good job coordinating all that and finally getting that done
Um you know we're all aware that there's uh too many deaths from um from fentanyl We hear it all the time And uh I was invited uh last week as a guest of dear friends Ray and Teta Debella to the
assembly that was held at Ramapo and then also held at Indian Hills It was called the black poster project and uh it was it was a very chilling and powerful presentation to the juniors and
seniors They had many people lost their lives uh big posters in the gymnasium you got to walk through it and then they had assembly in uh in the auditorium and being in there you could hear a pin drop So uh kudos to all those involved in
putting that on and hopefully that's something that May can think about presenting that maybe we could do something uh to help out with the KDA particularly those junior high kids So I have some more details and I could be
happy to share with you but it was uh very well done Okay so uh practices are off and ready for the wreck program Baseball softball the season begins April 21st People are looking forward to that Boys lacrosse
uh practices is also underway girls lacrosse uh comes this week and then all day this Saturday over at Polus is a big lacrosse day They're going to be playing lacrosse tilluh the street lights come on They have to go home So it's going to
be a great day this Saturday And uh finally uh I was pleasantly pleased tonight to see the return and welcome back Janet Tumi who's uh who's a couple of months we've missed you but
um we're glad to see you back and we're glad that we're busy doing things while you were sunning yourself and enjoying the nice weather down in Florida That's all I have you all I bet you were Thank you Thank you Tom Ro See if you can top
that Well I I would tell Janet that your friend uh gave us reports at every meeting on your status Uh some of which you might be shocked what she told us but I'll let you discuss that with her Uh I'll try to be quick Uh fire
department keep it brief tonight There was a drill last night It started out on Franklin and then there was a live call to Concord for uh uh a smoke odor in in a home And I got the opportunity to ride in uh one of the fire trucks uh from
Franklin to the other side of town and I have to say uh that unto itself is quite the experience Uh it's uh I was grabbing on for for dear life uh you know the ride over but uh guys are fabulous They
do a great job Um let's see Under DPW uh Matt had mentioned we received a new sewer jet That's going to really help us out a lot with you know any blockages etc It's a heck of a piece of equipment and you can see why it costs as much as it does when you take a look at it U
they are doing uh interviews for mechanics So if anybody out there that may be listening or hears this uh if you're interested in becoming a mechanic at the Department of Public Works please please uh get uh your information to town hall as soon as possible Um Pete
talked about Memorial Day right so we're good there Uh Shade Tree had a meeting Everything's good there Round Po Indian Hills everything is status quo Uh historic preservation you can see that I'd say it's 99.9% completed the
brownstone on the corner has been redone with Hardy plank uh and it really really does look sharp and uh you know it'll be nice to have that in that condition you know with the centennial coming up and that leadin uh uh I had a a discussion
with Rudy this afternoon uh and and as part of the uh centennial in addition to what Pete and I and Tom are doing with calendar gala and the celebration day with May u uh Rudy is graciously accepted to be in charge of the historic
part of of of the day and nobody nobody could be better for that Rudy So we thank you for that and we'll make sure that you get all of those applications for those folks because that did put their applications in to help because I think for the most part that just seeing
the names you could tell that there's a lot of history there So that's going to work out great and thank you Thank you for that and it's going to work out great Uh and that's all I have Thank you May um I only had one meeting and that was the environmental um
meeting but I wanted to report that the uh WOFF environmental commission had a presentation at the Woff library on March 24th and the it was on solar energy and recycling Um Maryanne Crawford covered the solar panels portion and she discussed the benefits
of installing solar p panels the steps to take Um some of the benefits being um the excess energy sent back to the grid and translated into credit or money back to the homeowner Um you can receive an um a loan to install for 0% interest and
some banks um offer that Um you get a one-time 30% lowering of federal tax bill no added property tax So she went through it was a nice presentation She went through her own personal experience of installing it um what to look for in companies what to ask Um and then Ben
Winer um did the recycling portion which was nice too He taught you know explain some of the ways to reuse things recycle things and composting Um team up to tidy day is set for April 26 which is a
Saturday Um April 22nd is Earth Day and I believe it's at Lincoln School correct yes Yeah On the 22nd Yeah That's all I have I have that That's it Thanks May Okay Um I too attended the um
Hopech Christian um disabilities awareness breakfast um on the 20th You know um Hope Christian started out as the Eastern Christian Children's Retreat in Woff It was the vision of
Teresa Tre Bushman who saw a need for children who were desperately dis developmentally disabled and needed help and she raised the money and they built that building up on uh on Mount Nav and they've done just a wonderful work for 50 years now They've been this is their
50th anniversary and uh you know they've they've moved out to satellite uh facilities now with three and four and five and six of their residents in them but um they're still headquartered in Wyoff which is kind of cool really and uh I really my hats off to uh to Hope
Christian uh for the work they do I attended the uh ribbon cutting many of us did Who who was there roger were there May was there oh yeah um for the uh Wyoff uh veterinary hospital Grand opening and a grand opening right um and
um on the corner of Greenwood and Wyoff very nice event Uh two wonderful young veterinarians opening up there and we wish them uh many little furry patients
Um on um on the 21st Friday I I attended the kickoff for uh unveiling of the study rooms in the library And they're really cool They It's a It's a structure that's there in
their quiet study rooms It's inside the library between two of the rows of stacks and you don't even know it's there because they're it's see-through glass and it's really very well done And I was really surprised at just how um how well done it is and what a great addition it is to the library And I
found room and it's inside and it's a great study space and worksp space also for patrons of the library Um I attended um the solar panel presentation that May just alluded to at the library That was very well done One of our residents who was very
knowledgeable about solar panels made a great presentation Um what else did I do on the 26th i officiate at a wedding right in this room That was great [Music] Um the first uh police committee meeting
is this coming Monday morning We haven't had one yet Looking forward to that And um I'm the happiest guy here tonight because of the roof we have on this place Trust me Um I really appreciate everyone's patience and perseverance on
the part of the facilities committee and uh going through the process and we now have an authentic replacement slate roof on our gorgeous Williamsburg town hall So I really thanks everyone who uh who got involved in that and made it happen And I think that's all I
have So we'll move back to the agenda Attorney attorney Oh Dave Why do I always forget Dave i'm sorry I don't know Am I forgettable i don't know You're doing clean up Uh it's
quick Uh affordable housing I I reported at the last meeting that we did come to a settlement on a prospective number for the fourth round of 334 units Obviously we'd like it to be lower but um it's still a good number compared to what Fairshair Housing and the Building
Association wanted which was which was really meaning about halfway actually a little under halfway Um we filed that uh settlement mediation agreement on the 27th and we need to do that so that we don't lose our zoning rights That's the bottom line with this We have to
continue into this program As much as fair share likes to say it's voluntary it's really not if you want unless you want to lose your zoning rights Uh we are still part of the litigation group that is proceeding on and uh we had a a Zoom meeting last week and the lead
council is working on potentially filing a federal action in that as well as pursuing our state actions So I'll keep you informed with that Um supposedly tomorrow I may even see a draft of it So hopefully I can report soon of what that's going to be about That's all I
have for tonight That was the last comment I had uh which I was trying to think of I really want to thank Dave and Matt and our affordable housing planner Beth McManus for their efforts Um I was part of it too but more them Uh over
four um Zoom meetings some of them very tedious very trying with uh the folks we were dealing with And and I think we we really did got the best deal we could for the township all things considered Yeah I went on some meetings afterwards
Um thank you mayor Um it seemed like we nobody was doing better than us I mean it seemed like if you could split you know the difference you were doing pretty good from what I could tell from other attorneys that were kind of sharing their experiences So um I think that the number we had was pretty much
what the best we were going to do So thank you Judy Yeah Tom what's uh what's the timeline the action plan because I know we have to be involved Hey I could probably veloping this and some on the back of my mind I heard June and it's end of June June 30th is when we have to
have our plan our fair share plan um implemented or the implementation of it uh filed So the next couple months we need to really be working on that Beth McMast our fair share affordable housing planner is working on that and probably
in the next few weeks we should get together with her have some meetings to go over that uh because even though June 30th is the deadline you really have to have it in place because we have to pass some resolutions and ordinances for the implementation of it So as Mr Madigan
correctly stated we need to uh stay on that and uh schedule some meetings um so we're not getting behind on that aspect And just to follow up on that even when that plan is filed there's another objection period So it doesn't end at that point in time We're going to be
doing this throughout this calendar year Hopefully we'll put together a play that won't have many objections and then it kind of moves through the process So even though that has to be in place by June 30th there's still some other deadlines throughout this calendar year before everything's put into
place On a similar note the um the plan for the property on Franklin A that will include some affordables that we're doing proactively uh is in the planning board So that's
going to begin to be heard soon at the planning board level right so which is something we're doing proactively uh based on um or the number we settled on Anyone else thank you all Okay I'll take
a motion to adopt resolution number 25c6 and to enter a closed discussion Take a motion please So moved Second Miss Bogdansky Yes Mr Lane Hi Mr Madigan
Yes Mr Melion Yes And Mayor Bunch Yes With an affirmative vote the motion is approved All right We'll adjourn to the other room and be back here at 8 o'clock