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[0:05] Good evening, everyone. And maybe in the fall month meeting. So this is a great meeting of the
[0:11] mayor and council. Just a number of third. He six. This meeting is being held in compliance
[0:18] with the old public meeting. In fact, I was privated to the M.J.S.A.
[0:21] and fall day four to six. That said, notice that the time and place of the meeting was given
[0:25] by where the annual meeting goes. The career news happened to both the approval and now the
[0:32] I ask you all please rise for a salute to the flag and I'm often filed for a service
[0:37] panel when we're becoming abroad and also for the reason passing of Alice Olahar,
[0:44] a past resident, major player in the Little League, who we were fortunate enough to have her
[0:51] here for a Mayor's Proclamation April 21st, for her family, she will be missed.
[0:58] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which
[1:04] it stands on nation under God and to this whole liberty and justice for all.
[1:20] Thank you.
[1:21] Let me see you.
[1:23] Welcome.
[1:23] We have a lot of hope.
[1:24] Council President Sal.
[1:26] Yes.
[1:26] Council Member E.
[1:28] Yes.
[1:29] Council Member Fishon.
[1:29] Yes.
[1:30] Council Member Moran.
[1:31] I was absent.
[1:32] Council Member D.
[1:33] Yes.
[1:34] Council Member V.
[1:36] Yes.
[1:36] Thank
[1:39] you.
[1:40] But we'll begin this evening as we usually do with proclamation, because you think it's
[1:45] a very important proclamation for both the ladies and the health matters.
[1:51] They're even more special, because we'd like to do proclamation in this small attention event.
[1:56] But when they come from members of the public, it's important for us to be able to work with them.
[2:01] So for the family, the favorite and the dependent allow me, whereas Dishan must do a
[2:11] dystrophy.
[2:12] Dishan is a rare and serious genetic disorder for aggressive muscle weakness in generation
[2:19] due to the body's ability to produce sufficient disturbance, broken essential for maintaining
[2:24] healthy muscle cells.
[2:25] In other words, the shen most commonly affects ploy,
[2:28] said then to often bearing an early childhood,
[2:31] where it will be affecting mobility,
[2:33] strength, and independence,
[2:35] and the disease of the santa.
[2:37] In other words, because the shen affects muscle
[2:39] throughout the body, the progression,
[2:40] they also impact the heart,
[2:42] and that's a short story.
[2:43] They reported native medical care,
[2:46] early diagnosis, research,
[2:49] and access to treatment, particularly important.
[2:52] In other words, while significant advances
[2:53] have been made an understanding treatment. There's currently no cure. Can you research the
[2:59] main essential development therapies, slow-to-seed prescient, through quality of life, and ultimately
[3:05] end the trend? Ores of 10% recognize internationally as well as the Shen that are aware of today,
[3:13] providing an opportunity for these public understanding of the Shen and recognize individuals
[3:18] of families affected by the disease, or as family's living with Dushan,
[3:23] demonstrate remarkable strength and perseverance while also serving as advocates for greater awareness,
[3:30] and group treatment options, expanded research, or for those types of situations.
[3:36] And whereas stories such as that of James and Jovary,
[3:40] which the diagnosed with Dushan as a young child,
[3:43] helped bring greater awareness, the realities faced by individuals and families living.
[3:49] And highlight the importance of communities for it, where is the borough of the watch-on
[3:55] recognized in all of the vehicle, including with the Shandha hospital digitally, the family,
[4:01] their government.
[4:02] And the position, the researchers, yeah, it's an organization working to improve treatment
[4:08] by the government.
[4:10] Now, there are four people resolved by the mayor and council and by the borough of watch-on.
[4:14] I'm going to use some of said state of New Jersey, that's September 7, 2026 at the
[4:19] airport.
[4:20] I had some role for Shem Awareness Day to be able to resolve with the mayor and council
[4:25] and encourage residents to learn more about the Shem, must be physically support the
[4:30] effecting by the disease, recognize the importance of individual awareness, at the city, at a
[4:36] research, for a future free from Shem.
[4:40] And this time I'll come down and talk these with family, and it's, this is going to show
[4:49] great time on this event coming here, and the whole family, many of you know I'm a biomedical
[4:58] researcher and I'm part of an advocacy group called BioNJ, and their tagline is that so
[5:07] people can't wait, right?
[5:08] So my daughter was found 19 to work for me as an intern.
[5:13] She was well, that's when we go to the summit and I said,
[5:16] people can't wait for the important conditions that we work on.
[5:20] So I'm honored to meet partners in research company.
[5:25] DTC Fairfews, who was one of the first companies
[5:28] to help some founders friend of mine, they were right across the
[5:32] Well, I'm sure you're right. So we have our, our pharmaceutical companies, the
[5:37] strip hall. But right across the way was the TPC. There are kids when they have one
[5:40] of the very drugs approved. The whole field is moving forward now. And there's
[5:44] hope for the viewers with engineering. And I think it's a bold new day. But
[5:50] it all starts with patients, the families in the advocacy, bringing awareness.
[5:55] There's a lot of people will say, I wasn't even aware of this. I'm sure you're aware.
[5:59] All right, so I applaud your group of bravery and courage to come out here today, family,
[6:05] as someone who has lifted with it, and I'm not right now.
[6:09] Good.
[6:10] Yes.
[6:10] Go ahead.
[6:12] Janet, we've known each other a long time, you and my daughter, and, you know, and,
[6:17] Linda, thank you and say the shout, thank you for bringing this to our attention and asking
[6:22] the support name for the other towns, and, um, you've just over the years, I've seen you
[6:28] and in Orion's talk about you a lot, and just the strength and the perseverance that you have
[6:35] to just move forward. And not the backwards, I think, is just an incredible trait to have as a
[6:42] young man. And, you know, adversity doesn't have to be the end, right? It helps develop character
[6:51] and resiliency, and you have just shown such an enormous amount of that.
[6:58] So we're all very proud of you. Ryan says hello. That's all there that I was
[7:03] going to see you tonight, and I'm just so glad that we've had the opportunity to
[7:07] celebrate you where you are today. So thanks for coming in.
[7:12] Thank you.
[7:14] And we have some of that.
[7:21] Like come up and of course I'm going to.
[7:24] All the family can't say the words.
[7:27] And also I just want to shout out the Rob.
[7:30] We've got the email.
[7:31] Rob is a bit of a pass.
[7:33] But I'm like,
[7:33] Yeah, I want to do it.
[7:34] I'd be like, you got to make sure you do it, right?
[7:35] That's not an action.
[7:37] And I was always said,
[7:38] but it makes much sense, so it's special that we're one big family.
[7:42] So we're all, we're all, but right, this is what I want to see
[7:45] every day. Because every day in your life, that obstacle,
[7:48] that you've learned, I'll probably get me more
[7:50] enough to do the motivational process, but I have the kids,
[7:53] and they actually give me a bunch, and I always remember one.
[7:56] I feel it's always an obstacle, but what you see,
[7:58] when you get your eye on the ball, and I always get that,
[8:01] because in life, physical, mental,
[8:04] career-wise, school, right, there's always things
[8:22] I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the councilman, Robert Gibbs, for coordinating
[8:30] today and to the mayor and all the council members for acknowledging and passing the
[8:34] of alcoholination to dedicate September 7th
[8:37] of Pearl Dushan over in the stay in Malta.
[8:40] Dushan must really just be as the most common fatal genetic disease
[8:43] in childhood affecting 1,000 and 5,000 male birds.
[8:46] His characterized by progressive muscle regeneration
[8:50] and weakness in every muscle of the body.
[8:52] On August 13th, 2015, our lab changed forever
[8:56] when my brother David was diagnosed with Dushan
[8:58] at the age of 3 and a half years old.
[9:00] I was only 5 years old and I didn't
[9:02] and the devastating effects of the disease by the time,
[9:04] but as I've gone all there I've seen firsthand with Hushen,
[9:07] those 12 left one full physically and offensively.
[9:10] Hushen takes your ability to walk by age 10 to 12,
[9:13] and it takes the use of your upper body and routines.
[9:16] And it eventually affects every muscle and body
[9:18] including your heart and lungs.
[9:19] There's no cure for Hushen,
[9:22] and while there's our treatment
[9:23] to help slow the progression of the disease,
[9:25] there's a real need for more awareness
[9:26] and funding of a devastating disease.
[9:29] I consider my brother a hero
[9:31] as he has given almost nine years of his life to 3.5 and many days in
[9:35] months in hospitals and after doctors appointments to help the advanced
[9:38] research. He was one of the first boys in the world to receive gene therapy
[9:42] through a clinical trial that was eventually approved by the FDA in June 2023 for
[9:46] using younger boys. It is amazing to see the progress, progress, and treatment for
[9:52] the next generation of boys diagnosed with Duchenne. At 14, Jalen is still able to walk
[9:57] short distances and pretty independent at home.
[9:59] Your shot is deceiving, because even though Dylan can walk,
[10:02] his regress can sit early this past year.
[10:05] There it is, Hitzgang Tudder.
[10:06] He has no longer able to climb up and downstairs,
[10:09] get off the floor independently so he no longer sits on the floor.
[10:12] His ability to bend down is getting farther
[10:14] so he needs to sustain putting out a pair of pants and shoes.
[10:17] Despite the obstacle, Jalen lives with every day.
[10:20] He never loses his smile and continues to live life to the fullest.
[10:23] He is a world-channel,
[10:24] who would consider sports fanatic, whether expert,
[10:28] and loves spending time with his family and friends.
[10:31] The paris I met this disease has changed in the past 10 years
[10:33] for no treatment to ate approved treatments.
[10:36] Jailin has a rare mutation,
[10:37] so many of the treatments don't work for them,
[10:39] but in case we do send them now,
[10:41] I hope that it can still live their childhood
[10:42] to the fullest,
[10:43] and they'll have the same challenges, Jailin's family.
[10:46] It's crucial to treat this disease in early childhood
[10:49] when they have more healthy muscles.
[10:51] As they get older,
[10:51] most of those trends as far as issue that can no longer be recovered.
[10:55] Is Michael and me to shine must be just to be a household name, inclusion, social acceptance,
[11:00] and belonging are all what we all create as human beings and service my brother.
[11:04] This disease can be also normally and socially isolating, but with this awareness comes to empathy,
[11:09] and if empathy comes true in solution. We have been lucky enough to have been surrounded by the
[11:13] watching and more community we're dealing with has been involved with T-Bulls and when you can
[11:17] He was invited to be assistant manager of the baseball team for many years.
[11:22] He also plays Buddy Ball.
[11:24] And it's funny that with some amazing kids, he spends books.
[11:28] And the ball is here to help kids with special needs in the way they involve.
[11:31] Jay was started out watching Pills this year.
[11:33] And it was already part of freshman football team.
[11:35] And a year and a half ago, he was recruited as a team member for the Rutgers football team.
[11:40] All of these amazing experiences wouldn't have been possible without the compassionate care of the community that's around Staling.
[11:46] If you don't know, the GLCJ one on the field, he is at a Dictionary Conference for advocating
[11:51] and Washington DC for funding and better care and treatment for the disease.
[11:56] Just recently in July, I think I've done with my mom and myself to the FDA advisor meeting
[12:01] to discuss the approval of the new treatment that helps treat cardiomyography of the heart
[12:06] and improves upper body function. Just think about all the things you do throughout the day,
[12:10] that involve the use of your arms and hands, which can be turning on the lights
[12:15] brushing your teeth, eating food, dressing yourself, going to the bathroom, scratching an edge,
[12:20] or phoning your loved ones. We need to ensure that Jay won't all those living with
[12:24] each other continue to do these things that would easily take for granted. For the past 10 years,
[12:29] that family has been fidgeting, raising awareness, and funding for each other, that has raised over $200,000.
[12:35] Our hope is to one day, either we'll be up here, and our other family will have to hear the words,
[12:40] go home and go to every boy, there's nothing else we can do. We will be having our annual
[12:45] J1's journey back to a growing such wealth in May 2027, and we'll love to become and become
[12:50] the other health and race awareness and funds for the Shenzhen Church. Thank you again for listening
[12:55] to the story and passing this population on behalf of our family. We're truly humbled by your
[12:59] attention to this important cause. Thank you.
[13:11] Okay. I don't know how many of you are more
[13:16] I'm sure you've worked out many on that figure.
[13:18] Great, thanks for that.
[13:19] Thank you.
[13:20] Thank you.
[13:21] Yeah.
[13:22] 10 years ago, and I remember trying, because that was when
[13:27] Jill was first diagnosed.
[13:29] We were lost as a family because we had no idea what we're
[13:31] going to do.
[13:32] And at that point, there was no treatments.
[13:34] And you'll clear it.
[13:35] As my daughter said, the doctor told us, just go along
[13:38] and love them.
[13:38] That's all we have right now.
[13:40] 10 years forward, there's more treatments, there's
[13:42] more hope.
[13:43] We have been advocating and fundraising and so thankful for the community, the watch
[13:49] time community, the worrying community.
[13:50] They've been wonderful.
[13:52] They've been surrounding Jones so much joy and happiness and inclusion is such a big
[13:56] thing now.
[13:57] As they get older, kids get more independent.
[13:59] So you do see a lot of social isolation.
[14:02] So it's been wonderful to see like the community, especially the high school community come
[14:05] together, especially the football team.
[14:08] So we are so grateful for all of you.
[14:10] I just want to thank all of you for the bottom of my hearts.
[14:13] This really is amazing.
[14:15] So, thank you.
[14:17] Thank you so much.
[14:24] Okay.
[14:24] I mean, right here.
[14:26] The family.
[14:28] I'm very glad.
[14:29] I'm very glad.
[14:30] Wasn't it?
[14:30] I listen.
[14:31] I'd be honored to make a picture.
[14:34] Wow.
[14:36] Wow.
[14:36] Yeah.
[14:37] Yeah.
[14:37] Thank you.
[14:39] Yeah.
[14:41] these things have to go into the design tax roll, but here it's all on the system.
[14:56] One, two, three.
[15:00] I hope I could.
[15:07] Good戎, is this OK?
[15:20] Well, hopefully we'll see, one of our events. Yes. Yes. I
[15:23] open us hard, so the parts are open up and never.
[15:26] I think it's going to be all of this ability to find it.
[15:29] And I'm hoping it doesn't need it anytime soon,
[15:31] but I think it's such a very broken family
[15:33] that we would come and help us cut the ribbon
[15:35] at that part fast.
[15:37] And we're being honest.
[15:38] We're going to open a new part up behind Bayburn.
[15:42] That'll lead for everybody with parents and controllers,
[15:45] everybody with this mobility disability.
[15:49] I hope that that's true.
[15:51] Yeah, definitely.
[15:52] Give us a call.
[15:52] Hopefully we'll be soon, right, Jim?
[15:54] So they said, hey, I'm going to look at you.
[15:56] OK, do anything else you want me to do?
[15:58] I'm going to look at you.
[15:59] I see you guys later, man.
[16:00] We'll see if Trump is going to get it.
[16:11] I'm
[16:18] moving on for another board medical topic.
[16:22] This one is, unfortunately, due to the exposure.
[16:26] And I thought we reached out to those in various awareness
[16:29] and the big board rare.
[16:31] I spoke to this matter.
[16:33] Whereas lung cancer remains a leading cause of cancer-related death and early detection
[16:38] of the appropriate screening significantly woke health outcomes.
[16:43] Whereas first responders were put in a buyer's fire, law enforcement officers and emergency
[16:48] medical service personnel, with the occupational exposure to smoke, infreasible bribe products,
[16:54] ease of exhaust, specialist hazardous material, and other known suspected percentages during
[17:00] and course of their service, and where the long-term health effects
[17:04] during by many of the births and throttens on September 11 to
[17:07] that on Thursday, that further underscored the importance
[17:11] of the wearer, early detection and appropriate cancer screening
[17:15] for individuals close to the hazardous conditions and the line of
[17:18] beauty. Whereas veterans may likewise experience exposure,
[17:23] burn pits, and other environmental habits during the
[17:25] military service, that can increase the risk of risk of
[17:28] in order to see certain cancer.
[17:31] Whereas New Jersey State Senate bill number 404
[17:34] to seek to increase awareness and access
[17:38] for lung cancer screening on first responders
[17:40] and better veterans by establishing
[17:43] the New Jersey first responder and better lung cancer screening
[17:46] awareness and referral program within the Department of Health.
[17:50] And whereas the proposed program
[17:52] will promote education regarding lung cancer risk factors,
[17:56] eligibility for low-dose, muted chromography screening, the benefits of early detection available
[18:04] screening services, and referral pathways for eligible individuals. Whereas students from
[18:10] Bridgewood around you and High School have advocated for increased lung cancer screening to where
[18:14] they're accessed and have worked their brain attention for the public health initiative. Whereas
[18:21] This borough watcher recognises the valuable contributions and sacrifices of first responders
[18:26] and veterans, and supports efforts designed to protect the long-term health and ensure
[18:32] that the individuals at increased risk have access to information regarding potentially
[18:37] life-saving screening.
[18:39] Now, therefore, I, Ronald Cuban, Mayor of the borough watcher, and some said New Jersey.
[18:44] Hereby, I want the borough council to provide the planning of the borough support for efforts
[18:49] to improve lung cancer screening awareness, education, and access to the first responders
[18:54] and veterans.
[18:55] I would commend the students and advocates working to advance the support of the Health
[18:59] Initiative.
[19:01] Thank you.
[19:06] Moving on out to the reports of the outstanding committees, as I speak.
[19:12] These are provided as part of the meeting package, we'll know too.
[19:17] We just do our standing, many meetings last week to weeks ago, so we might be very brief
[19:22] or maybe awaiting another meeting,
[19:25] but I'd like to thank you now if anybody for each of these committees
[19:28] was to offer other first-up for an association of private hands.
[19:33] I will call on Pampley Bishop. Thank you Mayor, nothing for reports,
[19:35] and so last name, thank you very much.
[19:38] The police, I'm from President Obama,
[19:41] but it was not enough in the reports,
[19:43] so my last meeting was just the last couple.
[19:46] Thank you. Moving on for public works,
[19:49] buildings and grounds. Come for me.
[19:51] Thank you.
[19:52] Thank you, Mayor.
[19:52] We are still able to meet next week.
[19:54] Just a few updates.
[19:56] The recent road paving, PSEMG initiative replacing roads that have construction done is now completed.
[20:04] The future line work and paving that's going to be upcoming will be communicated as we get that information.
[20:10] And we'll bring that here to the council as well as on the website.
[20:14] We do rank the roads in accordance with the process and that process.
[20:18] If you have any questions at all with that,
[20:21] please feel free to reach out to our engineer
[20:22] and we can help you with that.
[20:24] Bear with us on the fountains for the lot of these quick
[20:27] rainstorms, they stir things up,
[20:29] and they get a little bit choked.
[20:30] So we had them, we turned them off sometimes
[20:33] for big storms that are coming.
[20:35] And as we took them back on yesterday,
[20:37] and unfortunately, one once I get struggling a little.
[20:39] So we'll have that cleaned up tomorrow,
[20:40] but it's a good process as we get into these warmer months
[20:43] and a lot of the humidity and the growth in general.
[20:46] But we have done a process on best late that has made tremendous improvement. So we're hoping that that helps in that.
[20:53] We continue to wait on approvals for our DOT 2026 program project and we'll communicate any updates as soon as we hear back from them.
[21:02] We have some good news. I'll tack it on to this regarding grants. We received another grant for a sidewalk initiative $70,000 from the Department of Transportation.
[21:11] This is wonderful news as we look to repair and build new sidewalks throughout the
[21:17] borough.
[21:18] This will be the connection from Pine Lane to Park Place and that's a very busy little
[21:24] thoroughfare cut through for a lot of the students going to Valley View School and parents
[21:28] and family members who like to walk through the back area there.
[21:31] So this initiative and many others that we're working on, hopefully, we seek them to fruition.
[21:36] But this makes a big difference for our taxpayers, we're trying everything we possibly can to
[21:41] take on a lot of these projects elsewhere so that we don't burden the community with additional
[21:45] taxes. And we continue to work on res in general. Anybody ever has any questions or any information
[21:52] to share with us on that? We'll also look into that. Thank you.
[21:56] Thank you very much and I hope that your hand number is rated. I know that at Halloween time it gets
[22:02] used very well as well. And then for the individuals who look up over there, it's a great way to safely
[22:08] and they enter by traffic or they get over there.
[22:12] And I have to travel on how Chris goes.
[22:15] Moving on now to the public there,
[22:17] for the environmental and the importance of the environmental
[22:23] and the recreation, how does that end up?
[22:26] Thank you very no meeting,
[22:27] but I just wanted to highlight
[22:28] which was also in the wash on top
[22:32] the first ever referrals golf outing,
[22:35] which is October 5th,
[22:36] which will be the added benefit
[22:38] that we will be giving a scholarship
[22:40] to a high school individual from March on DELS from the
[22:44] money that was raised. Alongside the money that was raised, which
[22:47] was about $3,500 for the answer that I have on some
[22:49] Web. Thank you very much.
[22:53] And very much. I hope folks who are going to come out
[22:57] developing support, and if you don't want to go out,
[22:59] people will come forward. I guess the reception following,
[23:02] again, at the great cause. We hope it works well.
[23:05] And we also hope that maybe it becomes an annual event.
[23:09] and then again, before I was just a panel concert
[23:13] and I developed outing, I think the great way for our children
[23:18] or our future surrounding sports
[23:20] to give them back to their community,
[23:22] especially in a annual year.
[23:26] And moving on to the historical, that's me.
[23:30] What's coming up in this month is the return
[23:32] of the thematic presentation.
[23:35] So during this Monday, September 28th at 7 p.m.,
[23:39] There was some memorial church.
[23:41] This is thematic theme will be reflections
[23:43] of the watch on historical journey.
[23:46] So many other ones will be a film and lecture series
[23:49] of authority scouting.
[23:51] Of course, all our scouts, the currency scouts are invited
[23:54] and we hope we get a lot of pass gouts,
[23:56] the evil scouts, the rural scouts, brownies, et cetera,
[23:59] all come forward for such a very way
[24:02] to celebrate another piece of the wonder of watch on.
[24:06] So, again, the term is 28, 7 p.m., and of course, if you sign up for the Watermind Watcher half,
[24:12] you'll get the information on it. First view, or you'll see it there for more information.
[24:17] Okay, moving on down to Board of Health from Runaway, W.
[24:22] That means your report brought upon to now me.
[24:25] I'm going to move on to green team.
[24:27] Thank you.
[24:28] Is he working on the farmers' market?
[24:32] As most of you have probably noticed, we've shifted to the opposite end, to the other side
[24:37] of the whole lot, and that helped continue to grow October.
[24:43] And we may as well as campaign.
[24:46] We are bringing back this on the green series.
[24:52] The next session will be in October, date to the announcement, and that will be yoga, yoga
[24:58] in the park.
[24:59] So, we look forward to getting together for that.
[25:04] I want to, once again, thank Lifetime for being a fantastic partner and a great supporter
[25:11] in the needs of fitness on the green team.
[25:15] See you later.
[25:17] Thank you.
[25:19] Thank you.
[25:19] on June 9th and work together on this campaign.
[25:23] We're going to be riling this year for the healthy community status and I believe we have
[25:30] plenty of work completed over the past several years that will fall like that.
[25:35] And again, thanks to all public coming out supporting all these great initiatives yet for
[25:39] our mental health and physical health with the residents.
[25:42] It's awesome.
[25:46] We're going to go as far as we can.
[25:48] Thank you.
[25:49] Thank you for joining us right now, report this evening.
[25:51] We continue to work on several ordinances,
[25:54] including revising the cradle of our ordinance.
[25:58] From the over fire, again,
[26:00] to meet the end of the following.
[26:01] Thank you.
[26:01] Any report from Ryder Park?
[26:02] Any?
[26:03] Okay.
[26:04] Thank you.
[26:04] Father, there's a board there.
[26:07] Moving on now to the board of the borough officer,
[26:09] sir, that's Ryder here.
[26:10] I'm reporting off to the board of the committee.
[26:13] Thank you.
[26:14] We'll be on the board of the board of the board of the board.
[26:15] Please shape to your handling.
[26:16] Good evening.
[26:17] for the front of August for the 2049 author of the fire in its action. We had 20 shoplifting
[26:23] incidents, there were 17 adults arrested. We conducted 76 murder vehicle accident investigations,
[26:33] and there were 76 sums of issues that were a little bit truckside, for sure. Our officers
[26:39] to part in 204 hours of insurgency. I'd like to highlight August 4th, I'd like to thank
[26:46] Mr. Hans for helping him work with us to have the National Night Out event along the Farms
[26:54] Market, this big success. And we're serious side on the 22nd at a fatal 8-month-of-the-beds
[27:02] in the new 42, our objectives on essentially that
[27:06] possibly falls after the end of the investigation,
[27:09] the subject was identified and charged
[27:11] as the 7, 3, 4 charges.
[27:14] So I'm pretty careful.
[27:16] Let me see if we can get any further.
[27:21] Thank you.
[27:22] I just had a question about that.
[27:24] I mean, that's not, I believe, the second fatal hand run
[27:26] in that same picture with highway.
[27:29] Is there any way, and goes, I know to stay in highway
[27:32] Is there any way, the grant court, I mean, is there any lighting or graphic light times or something of that? I don't know any more to put the incidents for it, but it obviously breaks my heart that, you know, you've had repeated incidents on that.
[27:51] And for anything we can do or we send a letter to the state and send up to book into what type of lighting improvements or.
[28:02] I mean, that's all controlled by the state, but at DOD, I would imagine that it's an increase
[28:09] in these types of incidents that are living at it, but I don't think you can have the
[28:14] purchasing chance of that and see the progress.
[28:17] Thank you.
[28:17] I have to think about it.
[28:18] Like they asked, would you do many and all, would you put a letter up to the state that you have
[28:23] to sign up for this?
[28:24] Well, just to go ahead and sign up for this.
[28:29] That happens again. Thank you.
[28:32] We're going to go to our fire.
[28:33] Keep it in for the first time.
[28:35] Okay.
[28:35] Well, it was vital to the team.
[28:37] Um, we are now for our fire.
[28:39] Person on this.
[28:39] Well,
[28:40] you need Mr. Mayor and council.
[28:43] There were 24 inspections and
[28:45] media inspections conducted in commercial object cases.
[28:48] There were five smoke and carbon dioxide.
[28:50] We have heard inspections for continuing the modes that have been sold.
[28:54] So we know fire safety.
[28:55] to permit this issue.
[28:57] It will know that the administration's expense is complete.
[29:00] There was one fire investigation
[29:02] conducted by the fire department
[29:03] for a small cooking grease fire,
[29:06] a humminous six-none-of-the-dryer,
[29:08] and push them into the water.
[29:12] Thank you, Ma'am.
[29:14] We'll move on now to the rest of the slide.
[29:17] Thank you.
[29:17] I was prepared.
[29:18] It was five, but I just want to have like two things.
[29:22] One, there's a couple of members that have kind of been promoted
[29:25] that different areas I just want to call them out.
[29:27] Kaley, you graduated probationary EMT.
[29:31] Matt Natilla is a probationary driver.
[29:34] Adrian Liu is a full-time driver now.
[29:36] And perhaps to Perry Wendart, who passed his driver's test.
[29:40] So that's good for them.
[29:41] And then as you can imagine, as we give it to the folks,
[29:45] so the rescue squad is now focusing on the tree of light
[29:48] ceremony December or so.
[29:50] Don't be busy preparing for that.
[29:52] Thank you.
[29:55] I just want to, I'm not sure if we said it here before, but
[30:00] Here to go, the rescue squad is kind of throwing away as was the fire department and both now the roles are very high and strong. And we're so at the rest of the rescue squad that then has that Sunday afternoon, daytime shifts again. So I want to thank that the squad members are now, I don't really write all night. And, you know, get support them because they sleep there, fix the six. And now we also have a crew there on Sunday as well. So they're here for the committee. And our time of the evening.
[30:30] We need some as well as need itself. Please remember them remember great light comes up. That's their big fundraiser. So we want to consider helping out there as well.
[30:41] We're going to have to learn to recommend when our results.
[30:48] Hi, give you a hint.
[30:49] everyone.
[30:51] Since our last meeting, OEM attended our County Red Fired LEPC meeting, our OEM
[30:59] coordinator meeting. We have a new new Jersey State Police Representative. So I'll be
[31:05] meeting with him and see what we can report on their viral purposes. And watch, I'm
[31:11] So we'll be having the next meeting on that.
[31:14] We're going to say.
[31:16] Thank you very much.
[31:18] Yep.
[31:19] We have now to our attorneys to bill.
[31:21] Thank you very much.
[31:21] No report to see.
[31:23] Thank you.
[31:24] We'll be now now to buy.
[31:26] Bill.
[31:26] Good evening, Mayor.
[31:28] We have our ex sales.
[31:30] Stigels from.
[31:31] 27.
[31:32] I can.
[31:33] As Thursday.
[31:34] Carly.
[31:35] There's 33 properties.
[31:37] When I actually didn't hear it yet.
[31:39] So I sent out one of the notices that people are trying to get at the floor of that.
[31:45] Most of it is sooner.
[31:46] So I just want to make sure that it knows that the mortgage does not pay in or so.
[31:51] No.
[31:54] Thank you.
[31:54] Did we push that?
[31:56] That's generally a lot of the work that my watching app.
[32:01] Is it this push down?
[32:03] I saw the extension.
[32:07] but maybe then just a focus one about sword hack has separate pants ever heard over mine before.
[32:13] Thank you. We'll be on to our clerk, Ellen. I noticed was posted two beats
[32:20] ago, but a reminder to the public that the October meetings have been dismantled. The October first
[32:26] meeting, both being now on the 15th and the October, the October, the October 15th, the October
[32:33] or it's being held in an longer time,
[32:35] so I think that that's it.
[32:39] Thank you.
[32:41] We're going for a minute here.
[32:43] My guest, do you think Mayor and Council
[32:46] just want to give you a quick update
[32:47] on the library progress.
[32:50] The construction is going very well.
[32:54] We are having a weekly construction progress meetings
[32:58] and evaluation meetings to speed up the timeline.
[33:05] and act on any issues that need our attention.
[33:09] I thank you for attending Mayor Julebin,
[33:13] House of President, so we just had a great meeting this morning
[33:20] and there was a lot of valuable input there, I appreciate it.
[33:27] The outside work should be complete by 9-11
[33:32] and all the outside, sight work, the rough sight work.
[33:36] And all the gas ball or subcode suspicions,
[33:41] both inside and outside,
[33:43] so we're gonna be closing up all the branches outside.
[33:46] Inside, we are in any installation,
[33:50] probably about third of the building is insulated right now.
[33:55] The elevator was delivered today,
[33:57] they started the high-speed electrical event.
[33:59] Yeah, they started.
[34:00] that the installation of the elevator today.
[34:05] So there's a lot going on right now.
[34:08] And I just wanted to also make note
[34:10] that there are two landscape contractor companies
[34:15] that have agreed to donate one patio each.
[34:20] And we are going to utilize to the extent we can.
[34:26] The stone that was recovered
[34:28] from the Statue of Liberty and just the word behind the example for many years I think it's time we took that out and used it for one project such as this and I think we'll the community will love it and it'll be it'll look great.
[34:48] So we're evaluating all of that, we're meeting work to contractors now, and we should be starting work on the sub-bases probably in about a week and a half.
[35:04] And I also want to give you an update on the number, not much has happened there. We did get a disgruntled bitters.
[35:16] The submittal letter and test, but Mr. Sergillo worked on that for a week and finally got all that resolved. There's no issue.
[35:30] the award went to the brothel company, and there's now further action to
[35:37] any way it needs to take with regard to that. We are going to set up on the
[35:42] construction meeting now with the contractor who was awarded a bid. He was
[35:51] hospitalized unexpectedly last week, so this coming week we're being told that
[35:59] that we'll have a meeting on Thursday.
[36:02] So hopefully we can iron out the construction schedule
[36:06] at that point and just start to see
[36:09] somewhat being done up there as well.
[36:13] We will be putting a application into the planning board
[36:18] for a concept review of the new fire storage facility
[36:24] out on the corner of Plainfield Avenue and Valley Road.
[36:30] that was maliciously donated by the Weldon family and the land was graciously donated by the
[36:40] Carl family. So but nevertheless the planning board has a comment period so we will be
[36:49] the pending future for any board meeting,
[36:54] myself and our borrow engineers did not.
[36:59] And we will have a presentation
[37:02] or brief presentation and then take any questions
[37:04] from our work or members of the framework.
[37:10] And that will please my report.
[37:13] Thank you very much for those from board updates.
[37:15] And again, the last two projects
[37:17] are not a taxpayers' cost bill.
[37:19] And I have a part fund in the story that is one of the plus years and are used in fire department.
[37:25] By the way, there's a fire operation.
[37:27] But again, gracious to be the welders and the coals for partnering and with us to make sure that we have proper
[37:34] storage of our apparatus.
[37:37] You spend it as well.
[37:39] Thank you very much for moving on to the planning board.
[37:42] Who gives?
[37:43] Thank you, Mr. Brown.
[37:43] Next official meeting is September 15th.
[37:46] Thank you.
[37:47] Thank you.
[37:49] We're not too visible online.
[37:53] We're not the library library.
[37:56] Well,
[37:56] okay.
[37:59] Okay.
[38:00] And last but certainly not.
[38:02] My book is traffic.
[38:03] Thank you.
[38:05] Thank you.
[38:06] Thank you.
[38:08] Thank you.
[38:10] Thank you.
[38:11] Again.
[38:12] Now we're coming up to the public portion of the meeting.
[38:15] I mean, this is the first public portion to mean for agenda items only when you're wishing to come forward comment on agenda items only please come forward to take the first and last name only remember to be limited to one five minute period.
[38:28] Does anybody worse come forward at this time?
[38:46] You working up 15 sunrise roads.
[38:48] Um, folks, not a firehouse. It's a fire storage building now.
[38:54] It was always, uh, it was always a storage building.
[38:58] That's what you think was used for the instant firehouse.
[39:01] It was fire that was a firehouse, but not really a firehouse, but when we
[39:04] responded from the instant, we just stored handcuffs there.
[39:08] That's, that's for anybody who is here in the last 15, you said firehouse
[39:15] for the firehouse. I respond to that and the way on that side of the down to bottom there.
[39:20] They have to move dispatch move at everything that's firehouse is supposed to be. So that's why
[39:26] fire storage building you're right. Well, there isn't the shit. There will be a quick stuff that's
[39:31] not firehouse. Firehouse has a different way of additions. I have just one quick question. Am I
[39:40] Am I right or wrong, we expanded $7, $4, $3 million less,
[39:44] less more?
[39:47] That's where it says on this goal.
[39:49] You know what I mean?
[39:50] Yeah.
[39:51] Cool.
[39:51] Yeah.
[39:52] I'm not disagreeing with you.
[39:55] And this is why I think we need to get a report.
[39:59] Okay, not just a report was not given.
[40:01] People need to know what we're spending.
[40:04] $1.7 million to watch out for identification.
[40:08] They matter.
[40:09] $7.79.
[40:10] one, two, watch on girls. People need to understand that these big ticket
[40:16] items are being spent and the information is not yet now. I look through
[40:24] the bill list. I see questions will stop. We talked about health insurance. I
[40:29] answered my own question. We're paying the same amount of health insurance to
[40:36] retirees as we're paying active employees, there's right there, that's a lot of money right there
[40:45] that we're paying now I'm not saying it's right, I'm not saying it's wrong, what I'm saying is
[40:50] this is a problem that is going to be taking us into the next decade and unless we do something about
[40:57] adjust it and make hard decisions like surrounding communities have okay water doesn't pay for
[41:05] or their employees in retirement, or playing field,
[41:07] doesn't pay, but we look at their salaries
[41:10] and pay our employees the same,
[41:12] they not compare our apples and hops.
[41:14] I'm just saying that that needs to be done.
[41:17] It may not feel it now,
[41:19] we may not feel it within 10 years,
[41:21] but it's 20 years, it's been a clean up now.
[41:25] I'm not sure what I've won up this $31,000 for lending.
[41:29] I do apologize to you.
[41:31] I aimed it towards you,
[41:33] And it wasn't when you're the rain. It was I'm assuming it's for the fire for $31,000 in late
[41:40] I don't even think the core was $31,000 on state that
[41:46] Anybody watch our own fire commissioners. I can't even ask is anybody oversees first and trying to keep a London control
[41:55] All right for 40,000 dollars for the library cleanup on the sumo. That's the oil pan
[42:02] Yes, that's correct.
[42:04] If they did an environmental study,
[42:06] they wouldn't add that problem.
[42:08] We did.
[42:09] Well, thank God it was a bit of a real winter
[42:11] because of the faux white dough.
[42:12] And that's calls all over that primary.
[42:14] So that whole, there's a vet pipeline of,
[42:17] come on, and it's still right next to the front door.
[42:20] Get your money back for that.
[42:23] And I see where,
[42:24] listen, this is another problem where we're asked.
[42:27] All right, somebody just got their taxes reduced 10% assessment.
[42:31] Is that not a red flag to our tax report?
[42:36] How are we overcharged by 10%?
[42:39] Does that not bother anybody in this room?
[42:41] Is this reduced 10%?
[42:44] Did you apologize to these people?
[42:47] Did you point on it for a day?
[42:49] Listen, I'm sorry, we put you through hell
[42:51] for the last three years, but we're all trying to overcharge.
[42:57] That's bad.
[42:58] Does anybody in reviewing what are taxed for in this building?
[43:03] That's only one half.
[43:04] There's another 2300 asked in the event.
[43:07] Is this going on with all of them?
[43:10] Oh, you know this person.
[43:14] Yeah, you know this person because the person is on a Republican committee.
[43:19] I know that many there are.
[43:21] But the bottom line is, I hope nobody's getting a special treat, but to
[43:26] Hey, hold on, don't laugh, it's not fun.
[43:32] They're going on for years, but the reality is, you need to check our tax report because
[43:38] this is dead wall.
[43:40] All right.
[43:40] Now, we have to make up, we, the rest of the people who watch our map, have to make up
[43:45] that $170,000 in a lower assessment tax watch.
[43:50] Correct or incorrect?
[43:52] You're not going to lower your spending.
[43:53] I'm sorry, I'm sorry, the time is up.
[43:56] Okay.
[43:58] I hope you take this off seriously.
[44:01] Got just last.
[44:06] Thank you.
[44:07] And we're out.
[44:09] Again, again, I am lonely at this time.
[44:15] Right.
[44:15] I just want to just,
[44:17] we're not ready to firefight.
[44:20] When Mr. Martino points out that we spent 1.7 million to the school board.
[44:25] We're not spending that light.
[44:26] that's just a pass through to residents to the school. We were just collect agency. So we're not
[44:34] spending the money. It's not our money to spend. It's the school board who bugs on spending
[44:39] that money. So that's the school boards just just to be clear. Listen, be clear. Be clear or not be
[44:46] You have to use the site, you have to use the way.
[44:49] Now it's been a report when I said.
[44:51] Right, because I'm right.
[44:52] Say what I'm standing at the home.
[44:54] Not after I sit there.
[44:56] Thanks, okay.
[45:05] Collin Yellen. I have a question for the police chief for maybe the council of Darrell. For some of us that kind of do we get any sort of from the source of county?
[45:16] Do we get any sort of grants that we're allowed to do that? We probably had a lot of traffic due to a frenzy and roads from one town to another. I was 2023. I sat on the range service for like 17 weeks and I was
[45:34] residents were kind of hit a few years at the time.
[45:37] That was like almost shots that like the amount
[45:40] of criminal cases that were coming out of watch on,
[45:43] but most folks who know are traffic stops
[45:45] and I think it's like that if I during traffic,
[45:47] it's not so given the additional to see that.
[45:50] I at least solve for that quarter
[45:52] of that year and point three, do you get it?
[45:54] Brands or have any additional funding
[45:56] from the county or the state?
[45:57] I have food to think on one day that's not a agenda item.
[46:01] That's a agenda.
[46:02] Well, I thought it was been on top of the reporting
[46:03] You know, we're working on grants, so it's not really up for give it a pass to the other
[46:08] time.
[46:09] I'll just comment first with time.
[46:11] Again, this is public comment.
[46:13] This is in a dialogue.
[46:14] Well, it's not at any time, but it's not how public comment generally works.
[46:19] The future is as we've achieved several grants for trainings, or the police officers from
[46:24] County and the dollars.
[46:28] Again, we've got any grants you can think of.
[46:30] We have a grant writer who are always looking for opportunities to fund the boss because the boss
[46:35] for our B.D., or our fire rescue, et cetera.
[46:41] Well, I know I did.
[46:41] Yeah, well, reduce the burden on Cal.
[46:43] Yeah, that's absolutely great.
[46:45] So, yeah.
[46:46] Thank you.
[46:46] You're welcome.
[46:47] Thank you.
[46:50] Thank you.
[46:52] Mr. Sherlock, can you just also watch on shares our fourth system with another community
[46:59] So some of that traffic and stuff, it's awesome kind of, kind of, kind of.
[47:05] Yeah.
[47:05] Well, yeah, the, the, the course system when handling the sounds issue, but not for the actual course.
[47:15] Thank you.
[47:16] Anyone else this time?
[47:17] Again.
[47:18] Can I alone?
[47:20] Or one?
[47:21] Why?
[47:22] And we will move on to new business for this evening.
[47:26] First of all, this is good.
[47:27] For this one.
[47:28] For respondents.
[47:29] How's the person?
[47:29] I'll be well.
[47:31] Thank you, Mayor.
[47:32] I'm also going to accept the reports and correspondence received notice of reduced ordinance for the presentation of Brandt Barrel from the Board of Justice and Second.
[47:40] Senator Moved.
[47:42] Thank you.
[47:42] I'm going to come to Council.
[47:44] Thank you for your wrong. Here time on the zoning board. You'll be missed.
[47:48] Well, I'm going to go ahead and roll call with Council President Bell.
[47:51] Yes, Council member Steve.
[47:53] Yes, sir.
[47:54] Yes.
[47:54] I'd be happy.
[47:55] Yes.
[47:55] Yes, we did. Yes. Thank you. Now moving on to the items. Again, Council President. Well,
[48:04] well, I just may I wish your dog resolutions are one for six. We have a second. Second.
[48:10] Thank you. And come to council. Council President's all. Yes. Councilmembers E. Yes,
[48:18] Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I mean, have you? Yes. Yes. Yes. Thank you. I do want to thank the council for voting for the federal fees that watch us to kill.
[48:28] We took events in another way, we're trying to back to our school. We're going to have to our toll not consent. I don't want to be evening.
[48:37] resolution R5 Councilor Fischer. Thank you very much for your thoughts. Resolution
[48:42] R5 while rising to bill list.
[48:44] Madam Secretary.
[48:45] Second.
[48:45] Thank you.
[48:47] I'm Tom.
[48:47] Can you?
[48:48] Thank you.
[48:51] I'm Tom.
[48:52] I was present about the motion.
[48:53] Councilor Nandor B.
[48:55] Yes.
[48:55] Yes.
[48:55] Yes.
[48:56] I believe you.
[48:56] Yes.
[48:57] Yes.
[48:59] Thank you.
[49:00] Now moving on to the second public portion of the bill.
[49:04] This is for General discussion.
[49:05] Pop of Cain.
[49:06] Anybody again, motion from the boarder at the time.
[49:08] have the same five-minute limitations, and you only have the state here first.
[49:12] Does anyone wish to go forward for a copy of the Veterans of the Burrow of Watcher? Please
[49:16] come forward at this time.
[49:24] I'm Heather Ford-Mine. Since we're meeting currently today, I'd like to bring up the
[49:30] current accountability that was brought up for two meetings. I just want to know if we're
[49:36] doing anything about that, or if that's setting for us. I know you said there's no
[49:40] that's for it, but.
[49:43] Right, which permitting carries?
[49:45] Oh, yes. Actually, it's both of that doesn't involve.
[49:49] We'll have something next week on that.
[49:51] A resolution or what?
[49:53] Well, I'm just going to open it up or.
[49:56] I don't have to prefer with the.
[49:59] I'm trying to make me.
[50:01] We're trying to look into doing some kind of creepy.
[50:03] Okay, because.
[50:05] I mean, we're.
[50:06] It looks like, on average, for the last four years,
[50:11] you collected 3600 dollars, that seems like something
[50:14] that you could, you know, that's just extra money
[50:17] that's going to pocket there.
[50:18] That's, you know, all right, I hope you love giving up.
[50:22] Yeah, I'm dropping into zero and your refunds are...
[50:26] This is the normative work, because into it...
[50:29] Well, that was my other point about that
[50:31] because people have already gone
[50:34] and got it in curveance of purchase and a fire like me.
[50:39] And that's almost an identical process.
[50:41] So the last $100, $150, that's being charged for this.
[50:45] It's just one more extra step.
[50:48] So it's really not an enormous, you know,
[50:52] about work.
[50:52] And if it is, I don't really understand why, you know.
[50:56] I mean, two people are on an order.
[50:59] I mean, it is the last thing.
[51:00] I mean, listen, I hear what you're saying.
[51:02] I don't want to be, I'm trying to find balance here.
[51:06] I just want to make sure you're clear that the money is not business.
[51:09] Don't have all some right.
[51:10] It is.
[51:10] Well, I know it's gone somewhere, right?
[51:13] Yeah, it's gone and covered the course of the budget.
[51:15] Sorry.
[51:16] Yeah, I mean, that money just doesn't go in the pot.
[51:19] Is that money going to seem to be a firearm strain?
[51:22] I mean,
[51:22] No, I know.
[51:23] It's not.
[51:24] That money is used for least part of the training.
[51:27] by training the right it's not it's not a large amount of
[51:31] specific.
[51:32] Perfect of simply working those processes not to mention that when
[51:37] these get challenged have a burrow money to defend these cases and
[51:42] purchase.
[51:43] As you can see, no legal feeds and it's like that of course later.
[51:48] So I think my final thing is with the council.
[51:52] The last thing I
[51:54] I just want to point out that we don't need to do this.
[51:57] The rights of the right to see that here.
[52:00] We don't do this to display a broth in front of your name,
[52:04] right here. I just want to point out the policy of it.
[52:09] And police services are not transactional with the citizens.
[52:15] So the fact that this is transactional seems a little bit unfair.
[52:19] So that's all I'm saying. I'll be right back.
[52:22] Hopefully you're next.
[52:24] Thank you.
[52:24] Thank you.
[52:26] Thank you.
[52:28] And Dr. Scott,
[52:29] I'm going to spend the time.
[52:30] The channel is special topic.
[52:49] Before dinner, 15 sub-rate.
[52:50] Oh, we had.
[52:52] Who's the.
[52:53] The PSC into borrowed.
[52:55] Present it.
[52:56] Talks to PSC.
[52:58] Okay.
[52:59] So your one's been talking about the roads.
[53:01] The gas lines.
[53:02] Yes.
[53:03] Okay. No problem.
[53:04] We also don't want to talk about the electric lines, yes, the tree room will be electric,
[53:13] yeah, yeah, three room loads, yes.
[53:16] That's a variety of companies, but it's either sort of, it's the PSN user's possibly.
[53:21] Who is the representative issue with violations for trees, that trees of the property maintenance?
[53:27] And who is that?
[53:30] Okay.
[53:33] We got a little bit of a problem, okay, and again, this is just lack of, I poured compassion
[53:42] of knowing what the hell is going on in the cold pack, okay, customer of mine requested
[53:47] a quote for a tree to be wringled with, all right, because you received the violation from
[53:55] property maintenance.
[53:59] It's really done with violation of law, it's been done within 3 days, it's not like a
[54:04] violation of me.
[54:05] Okay, scroll along.
[54:07] Okay, gave the estimate, set up the work to be done within one week, public service
[54:14] cut to tree here.
[54:17] Okay.
[54:17] And you all might think, oh, that's great, but if I moved a little bit quicker, I'd have put
[54:23] $2,000 in my pocket. And this guy would have been screwed at $2,000 because Art Barra doesn't
[54:29] know what the hell is going on in our own roads. Okay, who goes out before public service finishes
[54:39] all of their tree rule? I don't know. To me, the left hand is not talking to the right
[54:43] hand. All right, let public service come through. Let public service cut all the trees down.
[54:49] Okay, just we're doing a really great job this time.
[54:53] I'll admit that they're doing a fantastic job.
[54:56] Okay, saving our tax pay was money or not.
[55:03] Because if these people get scared and they go cut their trees down,
[55:06] prior to public service hit their load,
[55:08] they just got beat out of money because of the bar.
[55:13] What I'm saying is, have respect for tax pay,
[55:17] have a little empathy, have a little compassion,
[55:19] let these other people come and do their work.
[55:21] and then go out and review what's going on in the town.
[55:25] I don't understand what is so difficult.
[55:28] The same thing with the roads on Facebook,
[55:30] all the lines on Facebook that the boroughs
[55:33] do a great job paying.
[55:35] Viral hasn't paid the role of the lawyer, all right?
[55:37] And you really wanna know the truth?
[55:39] You should be straightening that, Mr. Mayor.
[55:41] Okay, I'm social media.
[55:43] And explain to them what's going on in town.
[55:46] Don't let people take credit for something you didn't do.
[55:48] That's a damn shame.
[55:50] but that seems like it's the normal around here.
[55:53] As for the live property, I wasn't in.
[55:55] Bill Hant said February of 2026, Mr. Mayor,
[55:59] you said April of 2026.
[56:02] Now we hear a girl in full, that's three weeks away.
[56:05] Mr. Delano, I think got the closest one in the year.
[56:08] That's pretty good.
[56:09] Well, why don't you even put the day on?
[56:12] Why don't you put the day on?
[56:13] Let these guys do their work.
[56:15] You shouldn't be going in a microphone marriage in it.
[56:18] You shouldn't be going there telling it's an election year or we got to get this stuff done
[56:22] Don't you understand what's going? That's a hundred-year-old building. That thing is turtling it's holding hands
[56:27] Right here building and it's not a brand new building. Let's put it all out with that
[56:32] All right, it's not a brand new building. All right, it's building around an old building
[56:37] So the bottom line is let them do their work properly. If you need seven nails, don't rush them to only put five
[56:45] This is all I'm saying. Let them finish their work. I don't understand why, you know, you're pushing these guys to talk about your own bills. It's a whole.
[56:56] Okay, let them do their work. Okay, and it will be a little bit afterwards with the budget and stuff like that.
[57:01] and finished the sort of the NJAC-19 colon-66.
[57:07] That's the parking lot regulations.
[57:10] I remember talking about what the throttle is not exempt from.
[57:14] When are you going to think of the best lane parking lot?
[57:18] I mean, that's, there's no striping, there's no storm water,
[57:22] there's no curving, there's no sidewalk.
[57:24] We're never having to do sidewalk.
[57:26] We're supposed to have a sidewalk.
[57:27] Okay. Can I confess? No sign. No sign. No sign. No left. No right. Oh, and pull out. So that thing is just a hazard waiting to have. So I'm a little confused. Are we really exempt for that?
[57:45] And we exempt from our own ordinances, the NJH, the 19th Prove, that's not our own world,
[57:50] since that is the state.
[57:51] That's your state.
[57:52] Right.
[57:52] Right.
[57:53] All right.
[57:53] And as I'm explaining to you, this is a sort of deal.
[57:55] That's not a wall or a bar or a lot.
[57:57] You guys realize that, right?
[57:59] You guys enter into the agreement with a private owner, correct or incorrect.
[58:04] So that now becomes a private slash public lot.
[58:07] So I think you're going to have a little more regulations that are being published.
[58:11] So let's get out of the ball.
[58:13] Let's finish the job.
[58:15] Thank you very much. Let's do the job right and don't rush any part. All right, thank you.
[58:25] And when I was supposed to come forward at this time for General Toppich, there's a veteran in the borough of Washington.
[58:30] Please do so.
[58:31] First
[58:44] of all, I want to say, when we're out here, we want to welcome all the kids back
[58:49] to school.
[58:50] We're watching them at the high school, exciting time for parents with new kids and kids going
[58:57] back to transitioning up.
[58:59] We're really excited for them.
[59:02] And again, I was all the hard.
[59:06] We're with you.
[59:07] We did a great thing to meet this watch.
[59:09] John's little league going, but she was here, seeing the great
[59:13] improvements that we had done over at Phillips Field, you know, the big
[59:17] great deal. The little league, then how was the new church? She
[59:22] brought volume to the workbook there. Last, Rob, thank you, Mr. Mayor.
[59:29] I just wanted to highlight that the Jewish High holidays start
[59:32] coming up soon, Russia Shanova, which is our new year begins
[59:36] Friday, September 11th, and then Sunday, September 13th, and then Yom Pobor, which is our
[59:42] holiest holiday, begins Sunday, September 20th, and ends on Monday, 21st, which all of our
[59:47] Jewish residents should also have an easy, fast, if you are celebrating and observing. So hope
[59:56] I hope everyone gets through this season healthy and well.
[1:00:00] Thanks. Thank you, Robert, for those elements. And of course, all marching supports on our Jewish community here. And that's it. If there's no further comments, any kind of motion to adjourn. Thank you all in favor say aye. All right. Thank you all. Enjoy the Labor Day weekend. The mayor's walk will be switching after the first day of fall to 6 30 30 time again. We will close that. And then we know what this Monday for Labor Day.
[1:00:29] day, so we'll move back to the following. I believe it's the 14th Monday. I will be the
[1:00:34] last of the PM and then we will switch to 6.30 PM and so say at time when the
[1:00:40] days get shorter, but that's what happens. So again, enjoy the last week and
[1:00:44] some kids brought them back to school and have a good night every once.
[1:00:49] And the football team will begin.