BOROUGH OF SLATINGTON COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES 12/11/17 The Regular Meeting Minutes of Council was held on Monday, December 11, 2017 at 7:00 P.M., following a Hearing Meeting for Ordinance 687, in Council Chambers, 125 S. Walnut Street, Slatington, PA 18080. Presiding: David Schnaars: President of Council Recording Secretary: Bryon Reed, President Pro Tem The meeting was called to order by President Schnaars at 7:00 P.M. following in attendance: ROLL CALL: PRESENT ABSENT OTHERS PRESENT VISITORS David Schnaars Mayor Niedermeyer Carol Gildner Ed Ziegler Joseph Wechsler Attorney Dinkelacker Tina Brogan Dan Stevens Bryon Reed Larry Turoscy Lance Sherer Robert Herzog, Jr Mel Gildner Chief] Rachman Harry Ahner Tina Brogan Jon Rinker Elizabeth Miller Jeffrey Hausman Wendy Lobb Michael Brogan Troy Schnyder Jason Nicholas Jason Ruff John Yanchek Mike Kukitz Judith Danko Durwantie Bhola Mark Harman/ARRO President Schnaars announced that all public sessions of Borough Council are electronically recorded and such recordings are maintained as part of the meeting record until the minutes are transcribed and approved by the Board, at which time the recordings shall be erased. EXECUTIVE SESSION - None 1. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS - Councilor Brogan made a motion, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to accept the following minutes: Hearing Meeting Ordinance 687 - 11/13/17; Council Minutes - 11/13/17; Special Budget Meeting - 11/14/17; Budget Meeting - 11/21/17; Workshop - 11/28/17 President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, 6- ayes, 1 nay-Councilor Reed. Passed with exceptions from Councilor Reed for the Special Budget Meeting on 11/14/17 which he feels was not advertised correctly. Councilor Reed questioned whether it was a "special" meeting or an "emergency" meeting. Attorney Dinkelacker stated that all the necessary steps had been taken to advertise this meeting correctly. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION (Agenda and Non-Agenda items) You will have three minutes to address Council from the podium. The three minutes applies to your time at the podium. If you exit the podium, you have yielded the floor, and any time you have remaining. Ed Ziegler signed in and was recognized to speak. Ed has noticed moving vans in the borough parking lot, next to where the state store used to be. He feels that the police should check on these to make sure moving permits have been obtained. 1 Jeffrey Hausman - 46 So. Walnut Street - signed in and was recognized to speak. Jeffrey asked council for an additional plan when bad weather occurs to get public works out sooner to plow. Chief Rachman informed Jeff that he is working with John Bolton. John Yanchek 455 So. Walnut Street - signed in and was recognized to speak. Ron resides near the house that burned at 451 So. Walnut. The house has been demolished, but the debris remains, which is becoming a health and safety hazard. Kids are running around in it and scrappers are stopping by to pick up stuff. Apparently, after the demolition, money became an issue and it couldn't be completely cleaned up. Manager Danko informed everyone that Shannon from Code Master will be going taking this before the magistrate again. Shannon had gotten the owner oft the home on the left side to pay for his demolition and the neighbors on the right. She also was in contact with the owner of the side with the debris and has a written document that the owner signed stating he will clean the debris up. Manager Danko to follow up with Shannon on this mater. Councilor Rinker commented on the pigeon house" that there has been a tarp on the roof for sometime, but the tarp is now tearing apart bit-by-bit. This situation has been going on for years. Manager Danko informed the council that Shannon has gotten the bank to rectify every single issue at that house to date and that the bank informed Shannon the roof will be repaired next. Jason Nicholas - Fire Chief - signed in and was recognized to speak. He informed the council that the insurance company for the fire truck that was in an accident last April has made a determination that they will go ahead and fix the truck. The truck needs to be sent back to the manufacturer in Michigan and the expense of transporting the truck will be paid by the insurance company. It will take approximately 6 to 7 months after they receive the truck to finish the repairs. This is the best value according to the insurance company; the cost of the repair is approximately $191,000 and once they begin to take the truck apart it may be more. Mike Kukitz - Executive Director of NLRA - signed in and was recognized to speak. Mike informed the council that a feasibility study is needed in reference to the community center before many major funders will even consider helping with this project. Mike was happy to report that they have secured the necessary funding for the study. DCED approved an $18,00 grant, DCNR approved $18,600 and Lehigh County approved $20,00 contingent on need as the DCED and DNR grants may cover the cost of the entire study. Governor Wolf announced the DCNR grants and they have successfully received the $33,000 needed to help complete the construction of an amphitheater in Victory Park In 2018. In 2018, a partnership with Northern Lehigh School District, they will be expanding the summer recreation program to a second school facility to help more area children during the critical summer achievement GAP period. There a lot of new programs and they will be initiating some of the smaller $1,000 strider bike program to $8,000 (trail head improvements) with grants received thru out the year. The NLR is hosting the 2nd Annual Candy Cane hunt this Saturday, 12/9/17, at the Walnutport Playground. Durwantie Bhola = landlord for 816-818 Main Street - signed in and was recognized to speak. Mr. Bhola informed the council of water bill that occurred in 2016. Manager Danko asked Elizabeth Miller to give the history of this situation. She told the council that the 3rd quarter reading was 362. She asked to get a re-read to confirm. The reading was correct and she called Mr. Bhola to inform them of this. Mr. Bhola requested that a new. meter be put in. He was offered the opportunity to have the meter tested. He refused. Mike from the water department confirmed this with Councilor Reed and Mgr. Danko, Mr. Bhola feels he is not responsible for this outstanding bill. Manager Danko explained that when speaking with Mrs. Bhola she had asked if her tenants had access to a hose or pool and Mrs. Bhola said yes and that she had problems with this SO she took away the hose bib key. Danko had the meter tested and it was found to be in working order, she called the Bhola's and informed them of this, she has the confirmation paperwork in the office. Council agreed to hold off turning off their water and to address 2 this issue at the committee meeting in January, 2018. Elizabeth Miller will contact them with the date and time. Mel Gildner - Mel wanted to thank the council members that voted him in on council this past year. He also thanked Judith for a wonderful job this year. She has done the job of two people. Not only has she worked on the present work, but on the past four years as well. She has uncovered documents, bills and checks that needed taking care of. Judith also did a fantastic job on the borough pension plan that was not in order for four years. He thanked Judith for her honesty. She made the office a business office, not a party place. Putting the budget together was not an easy task, because the numbers she need to work with were not real. He also thanked the office staff for working extra hours to keep things in order. He also thanked the volunteers from Washington Township and Walnutport Borough. Without there help, the Slatington Borough could not stand on its own. He said at the beginning of his tenure, he was to serve the tax payers, not himself. Until persons filling the seats on council learn that we are not here to serve our own personal gain, the borough is headed in the wrong direction. In the past years he was able to uncover untruths from the past with the help of the office staff. If a man is not speaking the truth, what else is he saying. He and others on council wanted to complete other issues, but because of the long and uncertain audit issues we could not accomplish these tasks. Again, he thanked all the taxpayers for their encouragement in the past year, by phone, in person, and in letters. Taxpayers - you need to hold your council accountable. Linda Lopez - 1223 4th Street - Linda lives between Grove and Kern. Every time the garbage men come, they go into their yard. Their yard is chewed up because of the garbage driver. Linda has been given the phone numbers for County Waste, but no one has ever gotten back with her. She said that the truck has taken out a neighbor's fence and another neighbor's boulders. Manger Danko will have Liz contact County Waste. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMMUNICATIONS AND SPECIAL PRSENTATIONS REPORTS The reports of various committees, officials and officers were provided to Council and are on file in Borough Hall and are available for public inspection. APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/TRANSFER Councilor Wechsler made a motion, duly seconded by Councilor Brogan, to approve payment of the bills and transfers as presented by the Treasurer. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor MAYORS/POLICE CHEF'S REMARKS Mayor Walter H. Niedermeyer Mayor Niedermeyer had attended the Christmas tree ceremony. Police Chief David Rachman None BOROUGH MANAGER'S REPORT Manager Danko provided the manager's report to Council. MAIN STREET MERCHANTS GROUP Alice Wanamaker was not present at the meeting. 3 STANDING COMMITTEES A. Highway Councilor Michael Brogan 1. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Wechsler, to approve invoice from S&G Asphalt Service, LLC dated 11/09/17 in reference to Completion of John Freed Way project in the amount of $90,861.00 to be paid out of Liquid Fuels. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor B. Public Safety Councilor Jon Rinker 1. Federal Emergency Management Agency letter dated 12/1/17 notifying the borough of data models for proposed Special Flood Hazard Areas.. 30-day notice to consult with FEMA. A motion was made by Councilor Rinker, duly seconded by Councilor Brogan, to approve LEA to do the work and respond back to FEMA. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor C. Human/Community Services Councilor Jason Ruff 1. Report on John Freed Way ribbon cutting ceremony. Manager Danko said the lights were energized and they had a very nice ceremony with the Freed family. The family was very appreciative for what the borough has done. There was a photo ofMr. Freed, the press was there, family members, and Councilor Reed were there. It was very well attended. Mgr. Danko thanked the Chamber of Commerce for hosting this for the borough. The Freed family thanked Mgr. Danko and everyone on council for what they have done in recognition of Mr. Freed. President Schnaars received an e-mail from Councilor Reed about a suggestion for the other short ways that should be named in the future. He said Gwyneth Neff had suggested this in the past. There are two that have been named: Otto Altrichter Way and Charles Boyer Way, but nothing was done for those families. Manager Danko suggested doing something official for renaming these ways next year. Larry Turoscy suggested we get in touch with PennDOT to start getting money for liquid fuel. Manager Danko has already spoke with Dave Lear and Jeff concerning this. D. Finance Councilor Joseph Wechsler 1. PA Dep notice ofviolation dated 11/28/17 in reference to MS4 permit requirements. Manager Danko said back in August of this year, she came to council with the MS4 requirements. After doing some research, she noticed some things had not been done and the items that were completed were deficient and then was directed by Council to work with ARRO. Manager Danko sent the information to Mark Harmon from ARRO to follow through with sending in the MS permit information we had. Since some of the information was incomplete, Manager Danko said we would had most likely received a violation notice. She directed Mark to show DEP to that our goal was to get these items accomplished and put a time line on completion. Mark also informed Council that if Danko would not have acted on this as she did the borough would most likely be fined. DEP agreed to the borough's request and we now have 15 days to respond as to what our plan is. ARRO has submitted a proposal in reference to their hourly rate and not to exceed a certain amount. Mark Harmon spoke and said that our MS4 map is not up to date and is deficient. Mark will overlap some of services, inspections and lot of the 4 updates SO that the borough gets into compliance. Mark is asking DEP for a six-month extension, but he feels that DEP will not go beyond the date of the new permit. Councilor Reed informed Mark that Slatington has not had any growth changes in years SO all our storm sewers are on the map, it just needs to be up dated electronically. Mark clarified that each year information should be updated, which has not been done in Slatington. He also said the previous maps and information was deficient. 2. Professional Services Agreement from ARRO provided to Council for review. Mark Harman will be present to discuss this issue with Council. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to accept ARRO's proposal to complete the MS4 permit. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 3. A motion was made by Councilor Rinker, duly seconded by Councilor Wechsler, to table ordinance and separate the fire tax from Ordinance 689 and re-advertise an ordinance levying taxes rate for the fiscal year 2018 for the Borough of Slatington, Including the rates for Real Estate Tax at 4.80 Mills, The Fire Fund Tax at.60 Mills, The Local Service Tax at $52.00, The Wage Tax at 1%, The Per Capita Tax at $5.00 and the Realty Transfer tax at 1%. Councilor Rinker asked if these were the same from the previous. President Schnaars informed him that there was an increase from .45 Mills to .60 Mills in the fire tax. There was a discussion between council as to putting all of these taxes in one ordinance. Councilor Wechsler stated that there SO many things in the fire budget that should be addressed. He feels the fire company should fine tune their costs. President Schnaars declared the motion to be tabled passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor A 2nd motion was made by Councilor Ruff, duly seconded by Councilor Brogan, to put the tax ordinance back on the table for review the fire fund tax rate increase. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor A 3rd motion was made by Councilor Ruff, duly seconded by Councilor Brogan, to table and review the fire fund tax rate increase and separate Ordinance No. 689. President Schnaars declared the motion failed, following a Roll Call, Voting as Follows: ROLL CALL AYES NAYS ABSTAIN David Schnaars Joe Wechsler Michael Brogan Bryon Reed Jason Ruff Melvin Gildner Jon Rinker Council has authorized and directed Manager Danko and the solicitor to follow through with changing the necessary information for Ordinance No. 689 and to separate the ordinance with the Fire Tax being on its own ordinance along with advertising and changing the budget back for adoption at a special meeting on Thursday, December 21, 2017, at 6:30 PM and also for the purpose of passing the budget and associated resolutions to do SO. 5 4. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to adopt Ordinance No. 690 an ordinance providing for the setting of the amount of Borough imposed fees by resolution ofthe Borough Council and providing further for the amendment of all current ordinances, which set the amount ofsuch fees or fail to provide for a method by which the amount ofsuch fees are set, SO as to authorize council to set the amount of such fees by resolution. President Schnaars declared the motion passed, following a Roll Call, Voting as Follows: ROLL CALL AYES NAYS ABSTAIN David Schnaars Joe Wechsler None None Bryon Reed Jon Rinker Melvin Gildner Jason Ruff Michael Brogan 2. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Rinker, to table Resolution R-13-17 a resolution providing, for the wages ofcertain employees of the Borough of Slatington, Lehigh County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on the re-organizational agenda on January 2, 2018. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 3. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to table Resolution R-14-17 a resolution ofthe Borough ofSlatington, Lehigh County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, setting the salary. for the chief ofpolice for 2018 on the re-organizational agenda on January 2, 2018. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 4. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to table Resolution R-15-17 a resolution appointing thej firm ofDimmich, Dinkelacker and. Anewalt, P.C. to serve as the delinquent tax collector for Borough of Slatington real estate taxes and re- affirming the. fees to be paid for those services on the re-organizational agenda on January 2, 2018. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 5. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to table Resolution R-16-17 a resolution establishing and adopting the budget for 2018 for the Borough ofSlatington, Lehigh County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and to change the budget back to what is needed with No tax increase and to place this on the Special Meeting agenda on December 21, 2017. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 6. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to table Resolution R-17-17 ai resolution ofthe Borough ofSlatington, Lehigh County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, establishing, payments into the police pension fund by members for the year 2018 on the re-organizational agenda on January 2, 2018. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 7. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to table Resolution R-18-17 a resolution whereas, The Borough of Slatington appoints a CPA as Independent Auditor and; now, therefore to memorialize by resolution the motion of council, adopted on December 11, 2017, be it resolved, by the Council ofthe Borough ofslatington that Campbell, Rappold & Yurasits is hereby appointed Auditor for FY 2017 on the re- 6 organizational agenda on January 2, 2018. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 8. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to table Resolution R-19-17 A resolution of the Council of the Borough of Slatington, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, establishing Boroughfees and charges for the Borough services orfor the use of Borough Facilities for Fiscal Year 2018 on the re-organizational agenda on January 2, 2018. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 9. A motion was made by Councilor Brogan, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to authorize Manager Danko to approve Exemption request from Statewide Tax Recovery Inc. for Delinquent Per Capita Tax for: Wayne R. Zellner deceased - $5.50; Rebecca Brawn non- resident - $5.50; Steven Walters paid prior - $16.50 (3 X $5.50) President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 10. A motion was made by Councilor Reed, duly seconded by Councilor Brogan, for approval of payment #1 to Keith Lorah for the S. Street water line in the amount of $67,077.00 from water account- per Larry Turoscy Lehigh Engineer document. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 14. Discussed letter dated 11/17/17 from PA Family Council in reference to Act #42 providing municipalities the right to prohibit the location of a satellite casino with the limits of your municipality. Since the Borough of Slatington is within the limits of the Sands Casino, council agreed there would be no action taken. 15. Council discussed the 2018 F-550 diesel dump truck quotes from: Koch 33 - $76,706.00; New Holland Group - $76,704.00; and new quote from Whitmoyer $75,8500.00.. Move to acquire the 2018 F-550 diesel dump truck and accessory parts (salt spreader and plow system) via the quote from Costars Dealer Whitmoyer Auto Group dated December 6, 2017 through the Costars Program in the amount of$75,850.00, with the addition of an underbody tool box in the amount of $489.00. Subject to a 3-year lease with payments made from Liquid Fuels (or from liquid fuels along with a combination of the water, sewer and sanitation funds), with Lease subject to Solicitor review and approval; and authorize the Borough Manager to execute all documents necessary to acquire the vehicle A motion was made by Councilor Rinker, duly seconded by Councilor Gildner, to purchase the truck from Whitemoyer at $75,850.00 in addition to the underbody tool box in the amount of $489.00 and a down payment of $10,000. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor E. Sewer/Solid Waste Councilor Mel Gildner 1. A motion was made by Councilor Gilder, duly seconded by Councilor Brogan, to authorize payment of November 21, 2017, Meeting Sewer Authority bills: Steckel & Stopp - $310.77; Steckel & Stopp - $470.67; Assistant Treasurer's time and travel expenses for August (from August 16, 2017 through November 21, 2017) - $572.09 (Time 443.75, Travel $128.34); Joan Cheesbrough minutes - $125.00; Rettew Associates, Inc. - $316.25; Brown & Brown Official Bond One Year Renewal - $250.00; Brown & Brown - Public Official Bond One Year Renewal - $250.00; 7 Borough of Slatington ink cartridge - $37.99; total $2,332.77. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor F. Water/Special Sewer Committee Councilor Bryon Reed 1. Water Test Statement - Water was tested and found safe for human consumption. 2. Information in reference to PA Small Water Grant availability. approve applying for PA Small Water Grant for Water or Sewer projects. Manager Danko stated there is another round of grants we can apply for this coming year. Last year we received the sewer plant grant and did apply for the water but did not get the water grant. Councilor Reed is recommending applying for a grant for Shadow Oaks. The grant for Shadow Oaks had been submitted already; it only needs to be re-submitted. Manager Danko was concerned that there was a second portion of the sewer authority that was needed to be followed through with. She asked Council to discuss this. It is her understanding that there was something that had to be discussed with PADEP for the small digester project in terms of the small water grant. We have till February 28 to submit it. This is to be placed on the January committee meeting agenda. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 1. Authorize Manager Danko to Advertise 2018 Meeting Schedule. President Schnaars said there was a discussion on going back to 2 workshop meetings. Should this happen, the schedule can be changed and advertised again in the new year. A motion was made by Councilor Ruff, duly seconded by Councilor Brogan. to authorize Manager Danko to advertise 2018 meeting schedule. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor Mr. Paul Pugielli, representative from Brown and Brown Insurance, discussed the following two items: 2. Reviewed insurance quote from Brown and Brown. He stated that getting the safety program up and running has been extremely helpful. The claims have much improved from 4 or 5 years ago. Over a six-year period, the insurance company has paid out $1.2 million in claims. Brown and Brown premiums over those years were fairly consistent. His company had gone out and obtained quotes from other insurance companies for better pricing per Mgr. Danko's request. Attorney Dinkelacker asked Mr. Pugielli if there would be any gaps in the insurance due to changing insurance companies and Mr. Pugielli replied NO that there will not be any gaps. Paul has obtained a quote from Travelers which is $27,000 less than EMC. There are some changes in the deductibles: auto is $1,000 VS. $500; police liability $7,500 VS. $5,000. A motion was made by Councilor Reed, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to go with Travelers Insurance through the Brown and Brown agency at $134, 982. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor 3. Reviewed insurance quote from Weiss Schantz Agency. They were substantially less although, Weiss Schantz Agency was unable to quote Workers Compensation they were blocked. 8 INFORMATIONAL ITEMS: Manager Danko 1. 2016 final financial audit report, findings from Campbell, Rappold & Yurasits LLP provided to Council. President Schnaars was pleased to announce that most of the issues from prior years have been rectified by Manager Danko. Danko stated there are still some issues that must be dealt with. Gurniak and Gurniak provided information concerning the due to and due from. There is a deadline of December 22, 2017, in reference to Colleen finalizing as much as she possibly can up to December 22. At that time Manager Danko will meet with Gurniak & Gurniak and Melissa from CRY on December 26, and they will finalize all oft the due to and due froms and work forward on reconciliations. The reason we were unable to finalize reconciliations to date is because Colleen was still doing all the fixes. When Colleen fixes things, it undid the reconciliations that Donna had done because she was utilizing the old numbers. Councilor Reed questioned why is a large lump of money coming from water and not other funds. A motion was made by Councilor Gildner, duly seconded by Councilor Ruff, to transfer the funds between the funds consistent with the Gurniak letter and consistent with the funds that are available. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, 6 Ayes, 1 nay - Councilor Reed COUNCIL PRESIDENTS REPORT: None David R. Schnaars Manager Danko has received a letter from Robert Reph from the Slatington Fire Department asking the Borough Council to re-appoint Jason Nicholas as the Borough Fire Chief at the January 2018 reorganizational meeting. There was a letter from the PA Department of Transportation giving two options on how to handle the temporary construction easement on the 701-705 Main Street property. This is in reference to the traffic signal at Church and Main Street. One option would be to condemn the property and the other option is to change the plan. We have 3 signed easement agreements at this time; just waiting for one from Key Bank. Roxanne has worked diligently in obtaining their signature, to no avail. Manager Danko asked Council if they wanted councilor Reed to try to get in contact with the bank persons he knows prior to changing the plans. Engineer Turoscy said he would change the plans free of charge. A motion was made by Councilor Rinker, duly seconded by Councilor Gildner, to authorize Larry Turoscy from LEA to make the changes in the plans. President Schnaars declared the motion passed following a Voice Vote, All in Favor COURTESY OF THE FLOOR - (Agenda Items Only - You will have two (2) minutes to address Council from the podium on Agenda Items Only.) Jeffrey Hausman 46 So. Walnut Street on behalf of the fire department. He would like the Council to re-think about the increase in the fire tax. This would cover just the cost of operating the fire department. Councilor Rinker reminded Jeffrey that Jason Nicholas said the fire company does not want to do any fund raisings and he feels they should. EXECUTIVE SESSION President Schnaars recessed to executive session at 10:20 pm for personnel issues. At 10:40 p.m., President Schnaars reconvened the meeting. 1. Personnel-Chief Rachman 9 2. Personnel-Danko Employment Agreement ADJOURNMENT Being no further business, Councilor Wechsler made the motion to adjourn the meeting, President Schnaars declared the meeting adjourned at 10:42 PM. Colleen Bresnak Assistant Borough Secretary 10