[0:20] Mr.

[0:30] Ballard here, Mr. Connolly, Mr. McInnis, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Hayes, Mr.

[0:34] Mayor Waters.

[0:36] You know, I was

[0:40] looking at the last, you know, the sales.

[0:45] And then said we probably could have six cents.

[0:48] One creation, I forgot.

[0:50] Principal.

[0:51] We have a routine.

[0:52] I guess.

[0:57] There.

[0:58] I'll entertain a morning and two and a rest of week in 222 days.

[1:02] About 1960 and then make a motion.

[1:06] About a second.

[1:08] So.

[1:09] We'll go.

[1:10] Mr. Ballard.

[1:11] Yes.

[1:11] Mr. Connolly, Mr. McGinnis, Mr. Hayes, Mayor Waters.

[1:17] All right.

[1:18] This is not the committee.

[1:19] He's going to move them.

[1:20] He's gotten very briefly.

[1:22] Just to discuss a very violent circulation,

[1:26] for a certain amount of year and a permanent request.

[1:31] You can leave the room.

[1:33] It should take no more than a minute.

[1:35] No one can leave the room.

[1:43] Okay, so that was Mr. Connolly that made the motion.

[1:45] Mr. McGinnis that's seconded.

[1:48] Mr. Ballard.

[1:50] Mr. Connolly.

[1:51] Mr. McGinnis. Mr. Hayes.

[1:53] Mayor Waters.

[1:56] Yeah.

[1:57] That's pretty much the word.

[1:59] It does.

[2:00] Herbless matter.

[2:01] 353 Lige was in the bedroom of time.

[2:04] It was no matter.

[2:06] Many of the sudden, we really still find

[2:08] that many of the whole economy

[2:10] come from it and know which way it was taken.

[2:15] Okay, you know this as well.

[2:24] Mr. Ballard, Mr. Connelly, Mr. McGinnis, Mr. Hayes, Mayer Waters,

[2:33] Mr.

[2:45] McGinnis, Mr. Hayes, Mayer Waters,

[2:50] Good evening everyone.

[2:52] Letters have been mailed out to properties in violation of the property maintenance code and also for those that appear to be vacant in abandoned as the township is attempting to take a more proactive approach with these properties.

[3:04] The site triangle issue at King's Highway in Route 57 has been resolved as both property owners on either side of the street have corrected the issue with the trees and the hedges.

[3:14] The DPW supervisor has informed me that upon adoption of the resolution to award the contract

[3:20] to till-con this evening, that milling and paving is scheduled for hot and road, as of

[3:25] today in whether dependent milling is scheduled to start for September 4th, and paving

[3:29] for September 8th and 9th.

[3:31] Letters will be going out to hop and road residents on Friday, and the road will be accessible

[3:36] for local traffic.

[3:38] I received correspondence from the clerk in Alamucci that Mansfield interest in a

[3:43] on fluxoning officer arrangement will be discussed by their governing body at their next meeting,

[3:48] and I will report any notifications on such back to the governing body.

[3:52] I was CCed on an email from the fire official to the construction official and zoning officer

[3:57] regarding the issues at both the Mansfield Motel and Quality Inn.

[4:00] He has been in communication with the state, the fire official states that the current use

[4:06] of the properties is that of a rooming and boarding house, however the rooms lack kitchens,

[4:10] which is why they aren't classified as multi-dwellings.

[4:13] This constitutes a change of use regarding zoning and construction, construction.

[4:19] The state hasn't formed the fire official that the state will handle its part but the

[4:22] prior approvals need local review.

[4:26] The bid for the cell phone tower lease was published on Tuesday, August 25th with the bid

[4:32] opening set for Wednesday, September 16th at 10 a.m.

[4:35] And lastly, an email was sent this morning from the OEM Director to the governing body

[4:40] about scheduling a training session for elected officials in emergency situations.

[4:46] Mr. Custom Bader suggested scheduling this for next Wednesday, September 9th at 6pm before the committee meeting.

[4:54] And I just want to get the committees overall opinion if they would like to move forward at that time if that schedule works or get back to me and I could let Brian know.

[5:05] So six o'clock, six o'clock, yeah, so I believe he said the training should take approximately an hour, yeah, so it gives a little bit of leeway.

[5:19] Also the assistant CFO and the CFO is invited to attend as well as the township attorney if they would like as well.

[5:28] So I will let him know that six p.m. on the ninth as a go then,

[5:35] and that is my report.

[5:36] I've

[5:51] just said that I'd love to be all head to you, but for meeting you, John, let's see

[5:55] I go and range to have two sessions this last Monday when they potential insurance

[6:00] for a group.

[6:02] To have as a bit of boys and retirees me, not as questions and get handouts as well.

[6:08] The first session was very important.

[6:11] I came in about a little older than you, halfway through the best session, so I didn't

[6:15] that I'm getting with. There was a mix of two esophaceros, part of the virus in the

[6:22] strait in the south, and the virus is part of the Great Bunk. Questions were asked, and the

[6:28] name two reps are going to ensure further able to build those emotions as well. The second session was

[6:35] at five o'clock. That was a little different type of meeting. It was all through Tirees and one

[6:42] have to be self-asserved.

[6:44] So more focus was on retirees and seems that retirees

[6:50] there have been this actually there,

[6:53] and what they were seeing now.

[6:55] So so far, retirees are very happy to come with

[6:58] what this was in part of.

[7:03] So about 17 people attended post-sections,

[7:10] the representatives are reaching out to the people who do not make it by following and by

[7:15] the mail, and we'll continue to do that. So I was moving forward and we're just trying to get

[7:22] very, very time to look up and make sure that doctors are available in the need for a rare death.

[7:30] The new broker would be able to provide and reach out to any other retirees. I want a retiree that I'm not going to be able to do so.

[7:40] But I'm going to note what it will continue to make progress.

[7:45] The only thing about that in my come is to remember that the electronic waste spectrum of water could just last six of our research.

[7:53] are a side event, a schedule of September the 19th, page of part of the public work from

[7:58] 8.30 to 12.

[8:00] That's all I want.

[8:03] Thank you.

[8:04] Thank you.

[8:05] Thank you.

[8:07] I wish that I opened the public portion.

[8:10] I want to follow everything I'm analyzing.

[8:17] Seeing none.

[8:18] That's the same.

[8:19] But the four-cent.

[8:21] Then it's named Washington.

[8:23] The four-dacks were two-cented.

[8:25] The four-defts were thousand.

[8:26] That one-cented.

[8:28] Lawn old lives.

[8:30] The second ring.

[8:33] That's the one.

[8:33] The explosion.

[8:34] The times were miss.

[8:37] It was an explosion.

[8:41] The monster.

[8:42] Mr. Ballard.

[8:43] Mr. Connolly.

[8:43] Yes.

[8:44] Mr. McGinnist.

[8:44] Mr. Hayes.

[8:46] Mayor Waters.

[8:47] I think it's a good question.

[8:51] Thank you very much.

[8:54] I'm sorry.

[8:55] I'm sorry.

[9:09] I'm sorry.

[9:11] I'm sorry.

[9:12] I'm sorry.

[9:13] I'm sorry.

[9:13] Mr. Ballard.

[9:14] Yes.

[9:14] Mr. Connelly, Mr. McGinnis, Mr. Hayes, Mayor Waters.

[9:20] Yes.

[9:20] I also have to have seen from my mind.

[9:23] 26,000, I was so far.

[9:27] I'm making motion. We go down.

[9:29] I mean, there's no mind.

[9:30] So, local employees?

[9:33] Mr. Connelly.

[9:35] Yes.

[9:35] Mr. Ballard.

[9:37] Mr. McGinnis, Mr. Hayes, Mayor Waters.

[9:44] Yes.

[10:43] Yes, from top to bottom.

[10:52] Yes, from top to bottom.

[11:01] Mr. Ballard, Mr. Connelly, Mr. McGinnis, Mr. Hayes, Mayor Waters.

[11:12] The economic development advisory council communications on here pretty much the economic development.

[11:19] And now, as a member of Senator Richard Active, one of which is a reserve room for the name.

[11:29] I'll turn it off.

[11:30] Thank you.

[11:32] So we have, we haven't had a very productive meetings as far as the entire committee.

[11:40] It's going to cancel itself.

[11:41] And we are talking about having reach out events and reaching out to the public.

[11:48] and we also want to reach out online.

[11:51] So what I would like to at least set up

[11:54] for the Economic Development Advisory Council

[11:58] is a Facebook page for that council.

[12:02] And as per Laborese instructions,

[12:04] it wouldn't have comments enabled.

[12:06] So no one would be able to comment on posts.

[12:09] The reason for it would be to highlight local businesses,

[12:13] hiring events, if that business is hiring,

[12:16] any grand opening that we would be having, and any events that any specific businesses would

[12:22] be having, such as shop rights, bag the hunger, something like that, that goes from

[12:28] to be shared for us as well. And what appears to be, I guess, Duncan has possibly opened,

[12:34] and they have a bunch of their stuff out in front of their businesses. Well, but that would

[12:38] also be on the narrative.

[12:42] So in this, it's pretty much all the, the ask. And then you

[12:46] think to the point of the call, the idea is the amount of people

[12:52] being fired under one

[12:53] name.

[12:56] So I don't know if that needs a motion or if that's. I don't think it'll be a lot of

[13:01] meaning. But why can't we do this does not have a larger website? So a lot of the businesses,

[13:07] they don't go on the tantrum website. And it's a lot more efficient for businesses to reach

[13:11] people from Facebook where a lot of the businesses advertise. They also advertise

[13:15] and Instagram as well. They also post a lot on Instagram. There's not really

[13:20] many people down to the township. Facebook are sorry, social website. And as far as

[13:26] posting on the website itself, it's not incredibly efficient. Who's going to roll

[13:32] with Facebook? It would be the chair, including the staff for the group of the

[13:39] get a council. It's all seven, seven people.

[13:50] So someone, of course, wanted to be the admin of page

[13:53] ask for food, or get to post it on there, or get to post it on there. You're going to give a business

[13:58] about this. And it's not going to go on, it's like we're not open. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it would

[14:06] have to be approved, just to make sure. Like you're already saying by the committee or by the

[14:09] chance oneself to silence, to answer, but it's not just a way to put that back in the

[14:15] audience. Yeah, it would be approved. Yeah, it would be approved by the public

[14:22] council.

[14:26] May I interject for one moment? Just going so that the E-DAC is aware that

[14:33] any postings made for anything would have to be archived for overpuppacis. You didn't

[14:40] no comments at all. Even if there's no comments, any posts that are put on that Facebook page

[14:48] by the accounts by the e-dact would have to be archived because then they could be overvaled

[14:54] at any point in time.

[14:57] Am I correct?

[15:22] Mr. Ballard. Mr. Connolly. Mr. McGinnis. Mr. Hayes. Mayor Waters.

[15:37] Before we move on to old business, I do want to bring up that the tax collector is looking

[15:45] for guidance from the Township Committee regarding a tax sales certificate assignment for

[15:50] Block 27, 12, 5, 6, and 7, Joe spoke with Mr. Baldwin today who can further elaborate.

[16:01] And if you have heard of it, once the passives took it, we can finally sign that, what

[16:08] he's looking for now is a voice vote, if you guys want to do that, there will be a more

[16:14] resolution at another meeting that's authorizing the assignment when that's prepared, but

[16:21] And it doesn't want you to just listen, I don't think so, that is something moving forward.

[16:29] So let us make a motion to meet that assignment, to all right moving forward based on any of our performance.

[16:38] You know, you should go and examine it.

[16:40] No problem.

[16:42] Mr. Ballard.

[16:43] Mr. Connolly.

[16:45] Mr. McGinnis.

[16:45] Mr. Hayes.

[16:47] Mr. Hayes.

[16:47] Mayer Waters.

[16:48] Thank you, sir.

[16:53] Thank you.

[16:53] Thank you, President Ganes.

[16:55] I have come.

[16:58] This is what Great Sadness, and I want to take a moment to recognize the passing of William

[17:03] Sosis, former candidate in the Advanced Field Tash of Committee, and a lifelong advocate for

[17:08] Justice says he's committed it.

[17:11] Bill was a fighter for the people, whether he was standing at this lecture, speaking before

[17:15] the Tash of Committee, restaining an important room advocating for someone who needed a voice.

[17:20] He brought the same wisdom knowledge, conviction, and tenacity.

[17:25] He was never afraid to speak up when he believed something was wrong.

[17:29] Bill cared deeply about fairness, accountability, and doing what he

[17:32] believed was right.

[17:34] He did not always have to agree with him to respect the passion behind his

[17:37] words, or the courage and took to save him.

[17:41] Though, through his work, as an attorney and a public defender, his

[17:45] involvement in our community, and the main lies he touched, Bill made a difference.

[17:52] His absence will be felt throughout Warren County, and most of all, by the family

[17:56] friends who know him the best.

[17:59] There is something all of us can learn from Bill, care enough to show up, have a courage to

[18:04] speak when something needs to be said.

[18:06] When you believe you're doing the right thing, have a courage to keep fighting for it.

[18:11] Tonight I want Bill's name and his contributions are recognized here on the record, next

[18:15] And then my deepest condolences to his wife, his family, his friends, and everyone whose life

[18:21] he touched by knowing him, they'll be great and missed, and I hope all of us can carry

[18:25] forward a little of his courage, his conviction, and his passion for doing what he believed

[18:30] was right.

[18:31] Rest in peace.

[18:33] Thank you, man.

[18:38] And what else?

[18:44] Seeing that, I'll entertain, I'll entertain, I'll entertain, I'll entertain.

[18:47] Thank you.

[18:51] Thank you.

[18:57] Mr. Ballard. Yes. Mr. Conley. Yes. Mr. McGinnis. Mr. Hayes. Mayer Waters. Yes.

[19:04] I'm going to give you something that's a second or a little quietness of the fall on those matters.

[19:09] track will be this will building causes them vibratory, then vibratory, then vibratory,

[19:14] five is on the personnel for zoning and land use board, and my, uh,

[19:20] vibratory, my privilege, uh, and that doesn't. Um, you can just fill the room,

[19:25] fill the room. We'll take uh, let us portion. Mr. McGinnison, Mr. Hayes,

[19:33] Mayor Waters. Yeah.

[19:35] We have a meeting that makes it difficult to set up and work with all of them.

[19:41] Matters.

[19:41] Practical.

[19:42] We just want to know the basis of them.

[19:45] Direction platform.

[19:46] First now.

[19:49] We did not discuss the core.

[19:50] But we discussed it.

[19:51] Don't make it.

[19:52] May any sort.

[19:53] And it's very planning for real.

[19:55] But it doesn't.

[19:56] It's.

[19:58] It's.

[20:00] It's.

[20:01] or come from it, and you know, the shell action must take

[20:07] the most of the dirt.

[20:10] Let's continue doing this.

Untitled meeting

Transcript