Mayor, would you like to proceed? >> Yes, please.
» Good evening. This is the meeting of the Bureau of Violence Mayor Council regular
meeting on Wednesday, August 19th, 2026. The notice requirements provided for in
the open public public meeting have been satisfied. Notice that this meeting was
publicly given by transmission to the Asbury Park Press and the Tune River
Times by posting at the Burough Highlands Municipal Building and website
and final on January 1st, 2026. Items agenda are subject to change. Please
stand for the pledge of allegiance.
I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all. I'll now do the
» here [clears throat]
» mayor >> here. Thank you. First we have a
proclamation for international overdose [laughter] awareness day.
» Okay. [clears throat] Whereas on behalf of the Burough
Highlands, we wish to extend our sincere condolences over those who have passed
from opioid addiction and acknowledge that a deep grief of the families and
friends that were left behind. Whereas August 31st is recognized
globally as International Overdose Awareness Day. And whereas in Mammoth
County, New Jersey, local public health tracking reports 89 fatalities from o op
op opiot overdose and 214 reported non-fatal opiot overdoses reflecting
ongoing impacts. Whereas we understand that addiction is
a chronic disease and that judgmental language and actions prevents people
from seeking lifesaving help. And whereas through the good works of the
Highlands and Atlantic Highlands municipal Alliance to provide opioid
reversal medications like Maxalone, I'm probably pronouncing that wrong, but
that's fine. And uh train the public on overdose response signs. And whereas we
affirm that long-term recovery recovery is possible and celebrate local health
workers, peers, and supportive networks. And now therefore, be it resolved that
the mayor and council of the Burough of Highlands do hereby declare August 31
International Drug Awareness Day. We urge residents to join public awareness
events, wear purple, and learn how to recognize and respond to an overdose and
we are committed to supporting evidence-based prevention and harm
reduction programs. Um, if you had wondered why the purple flags are
outside the municipal building, it is all part of this um, international
awareness project. >> Thank you.
Next, we have approval of minutes July 15th, 2026 meeting minutes.
» I'll second. >> Yes.
» Yes. >> Yes.
» Chelsea, >> yes.
» Mayor Bill, >> yes.
» Thank you. Motion approve carries to approve July 15, 2026 meeting minutes
next July 15th, [clears throat] 2026 executive session minutes.
» I will offer
» Cant. Yes.
» Yes. >> Yes. Mayor,
» yes. >> Thank you. Motion carries to approve
July 15, 2026 executive session minutes. Next we have resolution R26163
authorizing emergency contract with middle tree service for the removal of a
tree located on 218 South Avenue. >> Um this tree removal was from um that
freak lightning storm we had about a week ago um at that location 218 Lynen A
where the tree was in the road. So we had to get it removed. So, we had to do
an emergency uh in order to get that tree taken care of.
And with that, do I have a motion? >> I'll offer second.
» Council member, >> yes.
» Yes. >> Yes.
» Councily, >> yes.
» Mayor, >> yes.
» Thank you. Motion carries to adopt resolution R 263.
Next we have R 26 um 164 appointing Steven Winters to
serve as parl administrator effective October 1st 2026.
Um as Mr. Michello is leaving us on September 30th. We have, we the council
have uh decided to bring Steve Winters, our construction official in um to no
longer be the part-time construction official, but to also serve as the
burough administrator. Um and we are happy to welcome him tonight and I would
gladly offer this resolution. I'll second.
» Council member, >> yes. Council,
» yes. Council me, >> yes. Council passes.
» Yes. >> Mayor Brun.
» Yes. >> Thank you. Motion carries to adopt
resolution R26164. >> Next we have consent agenda. May I would
like to read the resolution to the title?
» Yes, please. R 26165 approving the bylaws of the Newman
Municipal Joint Insurance Fund R26166 authorizing the award of a non-fpair and
open contract to Kier's engineering and design for professional engineering
services in connection with park improvements at Nut Harbor Park and
Rings Park. R 26167 authorizing the execution of
municipality agreement with Ocean First Bank NA for the performance of trans
fact of banking transactions. R 26168 awarding the bare and open contract for
the safe use for all action all safety action plan project. R 26169 approving
PPA local number 48 snapper derby fishing on borrow property. R26170
acknowledging receipt and review of the land use port consistency report for
ordinance 02620. R26171
amending cash management plan to designate men's fun bank as an official
depository of the boral highlands. R26172
authorizing the boral highs to execute an educational alliance participant
agreement with Grand Canyon University. R 26173 authorizing the refund of cancel
summer camp trip fees. R 26174 authorizing payment bills. R 26175
authorizing temporary street closures. R 26176
authorizing the cancellation of sale dated outstanding checks. R 26177
change order park and park including >> Are there any questions on the consent
agenda? I have two quick ones. Sure. >> One is the are the tennis courts part of
the picture because I started tennis court.
» Tennis. Yeah. The basketball and tennis courts
» and and not the same company. >> No, we're not the same company. We're
going through the the co-op. >> Okay, good. And my second question is is
the movement of the the bank the bank. >> It's all better interest rates.
» Okay, that makes sense. >> Say to someone
Pat, he's very good at that. Okay. >> Yeah.
» I have a quick question about the uh the cancellation of outstanding checks.
Those are checks that were issued and never attached.
» Correct. >> It was quite a list too.
» It was quite a list. Absolutely. Um and just also for anybody's edification that
the um the agreement with Grand Canyon University is um we the bureau uh all
and its employees will get 10% off all of the regular um costs of
um taking courses. >> Nice.
» So that's a good um and the street closures for the American Legion for
their um towers uh tunnel to towers event. So, we're going to close that
back of South Second Street just for safety sake. Leo will be there um
providing food so it'll keep Leo safe. So, that's what that's all about.
» All right.
» Yep. And that uh that had to we needed to add to that because um over at Frank
Hall Park um I'm sure Walt will remember that used to be the old waterworks. So
what they did is they just covered everything with earth and then made it
into the park. And then so when we were making improvements to the park, we
found a ton of just debris buried um in the earth. So, we had to have the
contractors uh properly dispose of everything that
they dug up. >> So, do I have a motion?
» Just one last question regarding 172 with Grand Canyon. So, definitely
awesome. 10% off is fantastic. What are they getting?
» They're getting our name on their list of um of municipalities that participate
in this uh program. Okay. No, no, no advertising,
» no thing if you want. That's awesome.
» Where are they? Are they out in >> out west?
» Yes, they are. >> And they've got a great basketball team.
They've just gone up to division one.
» Do I have a motion? >> Yeah, I'll
second it. >> Yes.
» Yes. >> Yes.
» Yes. Mayor, >> yes. Thank you. Motion carries to adopt
resolutions R26165 through R2617.
Next, we have public hearing on proposed ordinance 02617
ordinance providing for various capital improvements and acquisition of various
capital equipment appropriating 2,513,635.
Therefore, it authorizes the issuance of 1,920,129
bonds and notes to finance a portion of cost thereof authorized in and by the
islands in the county futures. Do we have any questions regarding this
bond ordinance?
If not, I will open it to the public. Does anyone have any questions regarding
the ordinance? No. Okay. Um just to run through what
what we're bonding for. It's for um uh Grand Tour improvements from South
Peak Highland to uh Twin Light Terrace. Uh we are going to get cameras for our
parks because there's been some vandalism going on. Uh there's going to
be a small police shed. Uh as approved at the last council
meeting, there is a storm water watershed plan.
We are also looking to make improvements at Kouchon Field.
Um the what we just approved for the um for the courts is uh improvements at
both vets I should say all three vets and the community center improvements.
uh the purchase of property next door and uh a fire department pumper truck
that we've been putting money into a fund to get them a new truck because
it's uh the current truck is very old. So we're making that upgrades.
So I will make this offer.
» I'll close in public portion and I will make the offer. Second council
» Johnson. >> Yes. Council.
» Yes. >> Yes. Council president.
» Yes. >> Mayor.
» Yes. >> Motion carries. O2617
pass on second and final reading. Next we have O2618 designating the parking in
front of occupied by persons with disabilities.
» I'll second. Well, hang on. Hang on. Is there any is are any comments for this
designation of a handicap spot? >> Usually one of our tougher things.
» Yes, exactly. Um, okay. Then I'll close the public hearing.
» You offered. >> Second.
» Don seconded. >> Council member.
» Yes. >> Yes.
» Yes. Council. >> Yes.
» Mayor. >> Yes.
» Motion carries. 02618 pass on second of final reading. Next we have 02619
removing restricted parking space in front of residence previously requested
by a person with disabilities. >> In this manner um the the resident uh
that had this restricted space u does no longer drives so she got rid of her car
so she no longer needs the restricted spot. Um are there any questions from
the public? [snorts] Then I'll close the public hearing and
offer this ordinance. >> I'll second member.
» Yes. >> Yes.
» Yes. Councily, >> yes.
» Mayor, >> yes.
» Motion carries. O2619 pass on second and final reading. Next we have O 2620
ordinance of the borrows in the county of Mammoth, New Jersey amending the
amended central business district. Um for this one uh this is uh we made
very minor um changes wording changes where uh such as the ground floor and
the first floor were made um the distinction was made because of FEMA
standards when you have an elevated floor they
call it the first floor but it's not the floor that's on the actual ground
because you don't measure from the ground or when you're in the flood
plane, you measure from the design flood elevation. Um so it's just a bunch of
semantics um that we had and the land use board um
has said that is substantially consistent with the comprehensive goals,
land use goals and economic development goals as set forth in the master plan um
and is designed to effectuate such plan elements for the reasons expressed on
the record by the board and its professionals and both um the land use
board attorney and the land use board planner have reviewed the ordinance and
found that it is um I hate the double negative but they said that it is not
substantially inconsistent which means it is consistent with the master plan um
but semantics but that's what it's all about. Does anyone have any questions
regarding um this ordinance? Seeing none, I will close the public
portion
and I will offer this. >> I'll say
yes. >> Yes.
» Yes. >> Mayor,
» yes. >> Motion carries. 02620 pass on second and
final reading. Next we have introduction proposed ordinance 02621
authorizing purchase of property located at 179 Avenue and known as block 37 L.
This is the aforementioned property next door um that we are looking to relocate
our first aid squad out of the flood zone and put them up here next to the
municipal building. Um there's also uh some room on the property that we are
looking to put in a uh some sort of a structure hasn't been decided as of yet
where we can house DPW vehicles so that they're number one out of the flood zone
and number two in a building and not left outside in the salt air which will
make our all of those vehicles uh more viable because they won't be in the salt
air getting corroded. Um, so I will make that offer.
» You got it. >> Council President, you should.
» You gave it away. I'll take it. >> Okay.
So, seconded by Oshvski. >> And who first? Who?
» That was me. I did. >> Okay. Thank you. Council member.
» Yes. >> Yes.
» Yes. Council. >> Yes.
» Mayor Blu. >> Yes.
» Thank you. Motion carries to pass 02621 with first meeting. on first reading for
the public hearings be held on September 16, 2026. Next, we have mayor's report.
» Yes. Um okay. So the burough updates for the month of July
[clears throat] for emergency services we had um the number of incidents first
aid squad 29, fire 23, police 899. >> Uh code enforcement we had nine summons,
19 warnings. 19 reports, 25 inspections, 18 permits,
and six OPRA requests. Building department had 42 inspections
where 36 passed, one failed, four not ready. Uh 14 construction permits and 11
zoning permits. Uh for regionalization with Sebrite, I I
we have no more legal issues. Sebrite is uh supposed to be working with the HH RS
board uh to be included in our schools. Is there any timeline on that at all?
» No, it's it just depends on getting them together and talking and figuring out a
formula and all those other good things. >> Okay. Um for the land use board on July
9th uh we had a resolution that was approved for done at 26 seed drift with
restrictions um seed street application the third
hearing it has here is carried to a further date but that date is September
30th so if you're interested in finding out what's going on with sea streak and
their site plan evaluation that's going to be September 30th over at the high
school in the capito Victorian um
Satalon, they are still um going through their environmental and geotechnical
studies before any construction starts.
Captain Cooves is no update. Bay Avenue, we have a couple of meetings with the D
um for Bay Avenue and for DCA as well, the Department of Community Affairs. um
just to fine-tune some state uh statutes that were passed and how it will affect
um that redevelopment area. Uh current projects, Overlook Park, that
was largely completed uh by the 4th of this month. We're just looking for some
um lowprofile solar lights that face down um to be on those um those really
nice archways. Uh but we should be uh scheduling a
ribbon cutting for that very soon. For Frank Hall Park, it's been um it has
been a lot especially after we found the waterworks was still intact. Um but
still we are hoping to have that largely completed uh before Labor Day.
And for South Peak which uh I spoke about earlier,
South Peak Gran tour um the design is ongoing.
Uh there has been no update for grants. Um not yet. We have a we had a flurry of
grant submissions in July and then we don't hear back from various state and
county people until November. So, in November, we'll have updates there.
Um, I put this out on the 1st or the 2nd, so
there's things that have already passed, but
after today, things to look forward to are
August 26th, which is 7th grade orientation. That's at the high school
from 10 to 2:00 p.m. and 8:29 the as I mentioned earlier the American Legion is
doing a fundraiser for Tunnel to Towers and that's going to be from 300 p.m.
till 11:00. And then on August 30th, the PBA will be doing a snapper derby
snapper derby at Marine Place. And that'll be from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
So, it's been about 10 years since we've had a snapper derby and so it's finally
back. Okay. >> And we're very The BBA was happy to to
put it on and we were happy to see them do it.
» Wonderful. >> And that is my report for the month.
Does anyone else have anything they want to address before we go to public
portion? No. Okay, then we're at public portion.
» Public portion. Individuals wishing to address the council shall be recognized
by the presiding officer and subject them in name, address, and the group of
any they represent. Although the council encourages public participation, it
reserves the right through presiding officer to terminate remarks to and or
by any individual not in keeping with the conduct of a proper efficient. Any
individual refuses to conduct themselves in the proper manner, they will be
removed from the meeting. The council will not during the public portion of
the meeting discuss matters involving employment, appointments, termination of
employment, terminations, terms and conditions of employment, evaluations of
performance of promotion or discipline of any specific or prospective or
current employee. There's a threeminut time limit.
I think what you said and I was supposed to say my name and address. Walt Gunther
from Two Marine Place in Highlands, summer resident. Um,
and we have uh two of us here from or three of us here uh from our
neighborhood. And we've had an issue related to the boat rides that are being
run out of uh I'm going to call it Captain's Cove or the old Highlands boat
basin in July and August. And and you had a copy of this earlier. July and
August, a boat docked in Captain's Cove Marina has been selling boat rides to
take groups of people out uh tubing out in the bay which is fine. Uh but the
problem is it's created a nuisance a bunch of nuisance issues in the
residential neighborhood which is right adjacent to and surrounds the boat
basin. The boats is is an approximately 22t donsy a speedboat. Uh customers and
the issues come about because of this. The customers arrive by vehicle for a
three-hour uh afternoon cruise. Uh the groups are usually 20 to 30 young
people, young teenage boys uh with one or two adults, not a whole lot of
supervision. Uh they usually split them into two groups and they take uh 12 or
15 out at a time while the other group stays back and does whatever it wants to
do on the shore area. The issues are one, they they're changing in public.
They come uh in street clothes, but then they've got to get into a bathing suit
and there's no facilities for that. Uh since there's no changing area, they've
been going all along the boat the uh the um walkway with the benches and changing
right in front of all the houses that are that are sitting right there. Uh
they're also wandering onto the private property. So the group that isn't out on
the boat, they've got nothing to do for a couple hours and they're wandering
around properties. I think every one of the properties around has had issues. Uh
I've heard from the police that they they get called out to, hey, somebody's
in my backyard and they're changing and they're uh I'll get to the urinating in
public in a minute. Uh and they ignore the no trespassing signs which are
clear. And I'm going to offer you a a number of pictures. This passenger is
only one. Um that that's the four bus that many of them
» in one set which >> which could be a problem. You all know
better than I do but uh could be a problem. They just paved Washington and
when you see the size of that bus that's a that's an interstate highway bus. Uh
I'm not sure that's great for the new but you all you all know that. I'm no
expert on that. Um uh when we when I've yelled at them,
hey, don't you know, don't go in the yards, don't go, you know, in the
properties, uh they say, "Oh, nobody lives here." That's their answer. Um and
then urinating in public since there is no uh u toilet facility, although one
showed up 3 days ago. Time was up.
» Is it finished? >> Okay. If you'll give me a couple more,
please continue. >> Uh several groups have uh I'm sorry, the
um they go in the yards. Uh they go along the bulkhead. The last picture
there maybe isn't the clearest uh but that's and I didn't want to get a
clearer picture of of them using the bulkhead corner uh to take a peek. Um
most of the the as far as the vehicles, most of them come in transit. I'm going
to call it a transit van. I think you know what that is. Sort of a half size
» bus, but several have come in. I'm going to call them interstate highway tour
buses. 50 passengers. And there's a very good picture there of
» parked right in front almost of your house carrier.
» Oh, they blocked our driveway. >> And um and I understand that may be a
problem, but I'm no expert. You you all know better. Um, and then there are
things that don't really relate to the residents, and that's safety and
licensing, and is are the boats inspected, uh, life preservers,
occupancy, all that kind of stuff. That's something for the Coast Guard to
deal with, and that's probably an outside the service of this room. So,
what what we'd like is that the boat owner should be held responsible.
Someone should, I believe, the town should speak to them and just, hey,
prevent your customers from becoming a nuisance. provide a toilet facility for
them. They need supervising adults responsible for customer uh behavior,
preventing changing in public, so they're not out on the on the bulkhead
doing that. Trespassing in the neighborhood, private property,
littering, and if it's a if it is an actual issue, which you all know better
than I do, uh enforce the vehicle size issues. So, that's that's our that's my
issue. Well, can I answer of what we've been
doing um on on this side is that uh we've told the operator that he needs a
mercantile license from the burrow which includes a full criminal background
check fingerprinting and that's done by the police department. Uh we've told him
he needs a charter license. He needs charter insurance because they're
different than just a regular boating license. Like he has his captain's
license, but he needs to get the charter license. needs to get the that in that
specific charter insurance. Um we made the property owner at Cove uh
uh pay for the Porter John so that there is privacy and no more of these um
sanitary issues. I will put it. Um
and uh I from what I understand the uh Coast Guard did um stop them on a on a
couple of days ago. I want to say it was >> Marine State Police.
» Yeah, Marine State Police. And then the Coast Guard came out as well because the
Marine State Police alerted the Coast Guard. the Coast Guard came down uh to
the marina with Chief Burton and um let the gentleman know that all of these
things need to get complied with ASAP. Um and then they also I'm sure that
you've realized that how they posted the signs at the bulkhead from the from the
Coast Guard. >> It's on the railing. You seen that sign?
Yeah. Um, so and we are going to be cracking down on not just that marina
but all of the marinas where people are offering these rides but they don't have
the insurance. I shouldn't say that we are not when you
have a mercantile license you have to fill out all of this paperwork get your
criminal background check and then you also have to provide proof of insurance.
So, because some of these operators are not regulated because they don't have a
mercantile license, but some do, um, we just have to make sure that all of them
are compliant.
» Thank you very much. And I will put in a plug that walkway along both sides of
the meeting place is the best thing that happened to the year.
» It's beautiful. Yeah, it'll be great for the snapper derby.
» Carol, can I Yeah, go ahead. Sure. Go ahead.
» Go ahead. Just yes just just so that the clerk can get a good reading for the
minutes. >> So
» I just need your name. >> Your name and address.
» Um they're breaking four laws. They're lettering.
They're trespassing. What's the other two? They're changing
in public. And uh they're urinating. All of those
are laws that you can confirm in this looked at. Um
would it be that other people just come they come and visit our town and they're
dis you know disgracing us? Um why couldn't they change in the bus that
wall gave you the picture? Urinade in the bus respect our town and pick up the
stuff and we got five beautiful garbage cans on that new wall. And that's all I
have to say. >> Thank you.
» And they're trying to get in my yard. It's okay. They're pushing them towards
us, but they see them on the >> Have you called the police?
» We didn't realize what was going on. Now we will.
» Okay. Well, I'm just saying when you call the police, I'm not trying to push
any responsibility on to anybody else, but when you call the police, they make
record of it and they have their body cam on and then then there's a record
and then we can actually Yes, please. Um, and then we once we have a record,
that's evidence that we can use in the future.
Thank you. >> Thank you. Yeah, this is the end.
» My name is Gerard Scorano. I live at 1C. Uh first of all, I want to uh thank the
the whole town council and everybody here for the great job that you did at
uh the walkway. It came out beautiful. It's another tribute to everything that
you guys do. And thanks again. And like Walt said, it's one of the nicest things
that been done in a long time that we appreciate. But u just to go over some
of the stuff that's happening, you heard Walter explain all the issues, but uh
our issue specifically my property on the end. And
when this first came forward at the meeting, uh, before you even got the
grant, uh, I said, "If you raise the elevation of that sidewalk, I'm going to
have an issue with people jumping over a wall going on my property."
» Now, it's been an issue. I haven't recorded it and I haven't called the
police, but people come down there and jump over on my property all the time.
Not only did they jump on my property as a signing, it says private doc, no
trespass. And if you can't read that, I don't know what's wrong with you. And
what bothers me even more than that is they get up and they walk on that wall.
That wall is 15 in wide and they walk up and down the thing. If they fall on my
side and get hurt, I'm the one that's responsible for it. they fall on your
side, the town's going to be paying a big lawsuit that's going on. There's no
way we should allow any children, any grownup, anybody to get on top of that
wall and be walking up and down on it. That's a danger to them. But that's
another issue that someone has to look into the the really the aesthetics of
it. It's beautiful. Why put something up on it to stop people, you know? It's uh
but that's my issue with the what's going on. And again, if we can stop the
nuisance that that's going on with the uh with the business that it's a legal
business that they have down there. Hey, everybody's entitled to have their own
business and do their thing, but just do it the right way.
» Absolutely. And and I would ask you again, you know, as [clears throat] I
did with your wife, please call the police because the more evidence that we
can gather when these people are doing these illegal things or potentially
harmful things, um we don't want you to get sued. We don't want to get sued. And
they're being they're not acting in a manner that is
consistent with common sense. >> Do you think we could get a sign that
says no? I want to destroy a vehicle area
no walking on the wall. >> We can
» No, I wouldn't have a problem with that. >> Walking on the wall.
» I've seen Yeah, I have seen not your own of course you know where our house is,
but uh Yeah, and they're usually younger. They're fishing. I don't know
why.
» Right. Right. >> Oh, yeah. Well, they were, you know, on
the the uh what used to be the uh what was it called? The cafe.
» Yeah. >> Uh and Pini had just put those boards
there. The kids were going there and jumping into the into the river off of
there. Even after he put, you know, no trespassing, stay away and these big
boards, they were still climbing over it. And this past week, they cleaned all
that up, which is good. >> I d way past my time. But yeah, there
used to be ladders on the back side of that wall.
» Okay. Was there Walter tell you there used to be ladders down there. Someone
falls off that wall into the water. They got to go to one end or the other
» to get back. Sure. >> But that's another issue.
» All right. We will explore signage though. Definitely.
» Can I just add ahead? >> Thank you, sir.
» Let me close public portion. >> Oh, okay.
» And then >> I actually would like to say this as a
public person. [laughter] Go ahead. What is it?
» Do you have a portion? Yeah. >> Oh. Oh, okay.
» It's all you. >> Um, you said the three of you, but the
four there's four of us here tonight that that this has become a terrible
issue. Uh, as far as the uh the charter boat that he's been running, to be a
charter boat captain, you have to have a charter boat license. And you cannot
take more than six people on a boat if you, you know, don't have a charter boat
license. Now, we know we've seen the worst part was, and this is just last
week, seeing children, little children, two, three years old, without any life
preservers on, the boats overcrowded, and then of course that terrible
incident that happened off the Statue of Liberty with a young mother and her
five-month old baby. I mean, who would take a baby on a boat?
In any case, u [clears throat] so we're with you. We have interacted, my husband
and I interacted a lot with those people when I saw this little girl urinating,
you know, right on the street and whoever was in charge there look saw me.
I'm on my deck and he's like, you know, what am I supposed to do? And I and he
said, you know, what what what can we do? She's little. She has to go take her
to a public facility. Oh. Oh. You know, I I said I'm going to
report it anyway, which I did. We've had issues where they've parked in our
driveway and arguing with us. They were like 3 feet in our driveway. Oh, no. You
can still get around, you know. And then of course the changing in public.
» Has the Porter John changed any of this? >> Uh yeah. Well, the a lot has changed
since the Coast Guard went there because I have noticed that he has only taken
out small families, three, four, five people and that's it. And the week
before, every single day of the week, they, you know, like you said, those big
black vans, buses, whatever they are, and these young men coming out changing,
and I yelled at them a bunch of times. So it you know I am very happy that this
is coming down to a conclusion and I will keep certainly to keep an eye on
him to make sure that uh those laws aren't broken anymore. But that sign I
mean those are the fines for what he's been doing are astronomical. So I think
you might have gotten the message. I hope so. Anyway, I'm glad you guys came
to to talk about it. So >> does anyone have anything else they'd
like to add? [clears throat] >> Nope. Would you like to make a motion to
adjourn? All right. Would you want us to make a motion to adjourn?
» I will second it. All in favor? >> I meeting a [laughter] 10:39.
» Okay. kids today.