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okay we're on
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okay good evening folks and welcome to
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our uh
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late july meeting and uh i guess we'll
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we'll get the show going okay good
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evening and welcome to the regular
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meeting of the council of the city of
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long beach
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held july 21st 2020 at 7 p.m
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we'll have a roll call council member
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delorey president
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councilmember mandel president
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councilmember tristan
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here vice president mcginnis president
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president bendel president let the
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record indicate the presence of city
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manager donald hayden and corporation
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council simone freeman will now salute
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to the flag
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uh with our new acting police
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commissioner
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please lead us in the pledge sir i will
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i pledge allegiance to the flag the
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united states of the united states of
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america
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and to the republic for which it stands
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and justice
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okay thank you um president before we
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get started
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we have two items that were um proposed
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to be added by unanimous consent
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and i get a motion from from from
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someone to add items
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six and seven to the agenda i'll make
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the motion to add items
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six and seven to the agenda a little
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second
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second i will second the motion for
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items six and seven
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councilmember delorey yes councilmember
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mandel
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yes councilmember truston yes
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vice president mcginnis yes
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yes okay the items will be posted
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shortly up on the um
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on this on the council
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just for clarity item six is a
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resolution amending the city's agreement
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for construction
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of an office of emergency management and
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to amend the budget and item seven is a
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resolution authorizing the city manager
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to renew the city's agreements for
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disaster management response
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and recovery consulting services
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okay uh with that i guess uh
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we'll go to the city managers report
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good evening all thank you very much um
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we have been really
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busy working um on the beach
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um policies procedures checking the
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beach and checking the boardwalk
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so what i'd like is um
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commissioner ragona to speak first
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and then right after him will be um
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joe brand commissioner joe brandt
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thank you donna um good evening
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everybody and
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thank you for having me here tonight uh
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to speak a little about some changes
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and some modifications which can be
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occurring shortly
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there are two major changes that we have
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going on
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and i'll address them separately and
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explain the reasoning behind it
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firstly uh let me talk a little bit
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about the
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sale of non-resident daily beach passes
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several weeks back we had talked about
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it
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and came up with a plan to begin selling
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non-resident daily beach businesses in a
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limited amount of areas
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we uh we're the mindset that the center
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of town was traditionally
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uh out of town is coming in and so we
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would limit
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the sale of non-resident daily passages
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from
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laurelton long beach boulevard those six
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speeches
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what we've come to see is that they are
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reaching capacity
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early and it's becoming a bit of an
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issue with that
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certainly on the weekends but in the
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weekdays um
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we felt we were turning away our
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residents from those beaches
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because they were capacity and
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it was an issue with simply socially
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distancing
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those that were on the beaches from
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laurelton long beach boulevard
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with that being said effective this
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friday
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the 24th of july um non-resident
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daily beach passes will no longer be
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sold on friday
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saturday and sunday which are the times
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in the days that we have traditionally
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become
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saturated with uh train crowds
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non-residents and the beaches have
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reached capacity very early
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and have become a bit of a safety issue
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through thursday
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the non-residents will still be able to
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purchase their
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daily passes in those locations and
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those limited locations still
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between laurelton and long beach
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boulevard
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we have to think of safety and we have
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to think of our residents
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which obviously is an important matter
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the second issue
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uh and the second modification that
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we've made to some um
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long-standing practices and uh
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ordinances in long beach
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are the hours of beach park we've
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allowed beach park to stay open from 5
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a.m
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to 11 p.m oh
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it's been in uh in our code of
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ordinances it's been an uninstable code
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um due to the fact that we have now
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seen a trend of very
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large unruly disorderly
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anti-social not safe safely socially
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distancing groups
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certainly we've all heard about this
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saturday when it really came to a head
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with
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800 900 young adults men and women
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coming to the beach
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um drinking fighting smoking marijuana
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absolutely not safely socially
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distancing
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and it occurs at the night in the
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evening hours
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uh they've come down to our beach in the
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center of town traditionally
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um and created chaos and we've we've all
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seen
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what happened uh this last saturday
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in response to that we felt it was the
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safest thing to do
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is to close the beaches the beach
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not the boardwalk first but the beach at
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8 p.m
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um it's gonna be a big task but we can
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do it
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at 8pm we'll shut down the beach itself
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and we'll do it with
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police officers i will be assigning and
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i have been assigning
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uh seven nights to week i have regular
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police officers on the beach now
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uh they are augmented by our special
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police officers
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we're also augmented by our beach
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maintenance and our lifeguards
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um along the beach systematically
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down the boardwalk uh on the beach area
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between neptune
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boulevard and new york avenue and we
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will give a warning
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around 7 45 p.m and then
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we'll make it we'll circle back and then
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by 8 pm we will
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move beach to beach and move the crowds
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off
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the boardwalk itself will not close
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until 9pm
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and at that point uh specials
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my bicycle police officers who i will
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have up there
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it just can't be done by specials we
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need police officers also obviously you
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need
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real teeth to it and that is not meant
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in any way to be disrespectful to
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specials to do a great job
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there are certain jobs that you need a
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police officer at
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so we'll have uh four bicycle police
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officers
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uh four or five special officers
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we'll have a smart car up there joe
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brand will speak
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a little bit but he's gonna have his
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guys on a gator and we will start off at
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edwards boulevard
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and again systematically move east and
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west
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telling people that they're at nine
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o'clock that they have to exit the
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boardwalk
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and we will some people may have to walk
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a little further east or west
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um to get to where their car is we will
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follow them through
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as we move the group off edwards or
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national or riverside in conjunction uh
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with tommy kenner and his uh beach
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maintenance guys
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they will then gate off the entrances to
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the boards
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and we'll continue to move down so we
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get to neptune and new yorker avenue
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my feeling is ultimately you will have
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stragglers it's inevitable
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someone who you didn't get off the beach
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someone who's
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so we will continue to have the gator
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and the um smart car
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going back and forth we will assist
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there may be an older couple who
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need to get off we will leave edwards
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boulevard
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ramp open not gated off but we will have
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a security officer stationed in not
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allowing anybody else on
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but it will be an egress an area for
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them for people on the boardwalk
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to get off if necessary it is
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absolutely a work in progress um
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i think we have a really good plan
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um we have been speaking almost ad
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nauseum
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between uh the city manager myself
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uh joe brand tommy canna
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um we are all on the same page i believe
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most of us will be there at
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9 00 8 o'clock i know i will on on
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uh on thursday night to see how we kick
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this off
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it's necessary it's really important
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and if we don't do this now i really
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believe there could be dire consequences
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down the road
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um so it's people think it's drastic i
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don't i think it's necessary
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and i just want to note one more thing
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which just came to light
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today and i'm not sure if everybody's in
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the loop
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maybe uh we've been advised that the
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foundation block which is between
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edwards boulevard
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and riverside boulevard i get killed a
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dirt lot which is a privately owned lot
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and the owner has graciously
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uh for many many years allowed us to um
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off cause department and they pocket
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their own risk it's a private lot
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um we found out today that that no
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longer will be available to us
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and that lot will be effective
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immediately
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shut down to um motor vehicles parking
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i have already spoke to my sign shop
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they are in the process
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as we speak of fabricating signage
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we will go around the entire area
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from edwards down east broadway
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and back against south on riverside
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indicating the same
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uh there's an issue with towing the
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cause it is private property
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when we do get an authorization from the
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owner of that property
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that he gives us authority to tow then
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it'll give us a little teeth to take
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cars out of there
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but the signage stating that it's
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private property
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no parking lbpd will go up
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um it might not be a terrible thing
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right now for us
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with us avoiding cars coming to the
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center of town
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but it's it may be an issue down the
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road moving forward to next season and
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it's something we should be aware of
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and that's kind of where i'm at right
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now uh any of you have questions for me
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in regards to our enforcement
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how we're going to implement this uh
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policy
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yes no hi this is oh sorry
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this is liz i just wanted to thank you
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and everyone at the department
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for your extremely professional and hard
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work over the weekend and
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the days that you have taken over this
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position
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that's very gracious liz thank you it's
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uh truly i know this may sound corny
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i've worked here 34 years it's my honor
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and my pleasure
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and i am proud to be able to leave the
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department during these times and the
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trying times
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and it's certainly no time for on the
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job training here so
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i believe the institutional knowledge is
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important and um
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i'm very proud of the offices and
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specials in the whole department and
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thank you for your kind words
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okay uh is there any questions from the
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council
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okay uh back up city manager is uh there
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mo
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do you have money your report um yes mr
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brand
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good evening everybody um i'd like to
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begin
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just by addressing some of the stuff
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that's happening at the wreck
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first uh before i piggy back some of the
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stuff that went on uh over the
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weekend with the ocean beach park and to
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kind of pick up where
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phil left off at the wreck
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as we speak the men's league softball
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has begun
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looking forward the municipal pool will
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open on august 3rd that's a week from
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monday
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a kids baseball program will begin that
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same day
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the ice arena has secured the contract
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to have the ice reapplied the weekend of
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august 1st
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and uh effective tomorrow the sprinkler
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park hours are going to be extended
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thanks to this oppressive heat and
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lastly
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we've recently secured community
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development and economic development
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funding thanks to patty bourne
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that funding is earmarked specifically
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for senior programming
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to be done virtually out of two separate
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places
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one out of the senior center and the
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other out of mlk
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so thank you patty for putting that
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together and
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allowing us the opportunity to help a
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and
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an area of our community that could
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certainly use uh
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some activity in their life um
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picking up again where phil left off
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again this weekend our neighbors from
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the east jones beach
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uh town of hempstead nassau county
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shut down all of their operations with
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the beaches by 10 am
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we were inundated on saturday we were
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able to
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pretty much stable off most of the crowd
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until real late in the day saturday
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and we kind of survived and got through
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the day
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sunday we weren't quite as lucky the
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crowds arrived much earlier
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arrived much heavier and when it was
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decided upon by uh
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police personnel beach park personnel
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and lifeguard personnel
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that it was time to shut the beaches
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down in the center of town it was about
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1 p.m
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we made the decision to shut it down
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and the only mechanism that we have in
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place is to just stop
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selling passes we got on the end of
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lines instructed the people that were
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coming up
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uh that the piece of passes were no
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longer to be sold after this point
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um it didn't work out that great the
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crowd arriving late in the day
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as phil alluded to earlier was unruly
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most had ill intentions and several of
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our entrances in the center of town had
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to be safeguarded by our police
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department
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so moving forward the city was very
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upfront and clear
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without plans to open the beaches
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earlier this season
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if there was a problem with people
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playing by the rules or we needed to
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revisit crowding and compliance issue
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there was always going to be the
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possibility that we would again restrict
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access to residents only so as as phil
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just said
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effective this friday
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residents may purchase beach passes
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between the hours and 9 a.m and 4 p.m
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seven days a week only at the trailer
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located at 300 west broadway on the
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corner on laurelton boulevard
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non long non residents may purchase
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daily beach passes monday through
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thursday
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at the same six locations that we've
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been selling them at uh since the start
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of the non-resident past sales long
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beach road riverside boulevard edwards
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boulevard
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national boulevard magnolia and
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laurelton
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non-resident daily passes will be
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punched the day they are purchased
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there won't be advanced sales of passes
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that can be used at later dates so you
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buy a pass
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you buy them one at a time it gets
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punched for the day of purchase it's not
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going to
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not going to be able to stockpile passes
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to use them over the weekends
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uh moving further with the beach um
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we just recently received permission
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from the health department to reactivate
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the showers on the beach
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i had a conversation just a few minutes
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ago with uh beach maintenance
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superintendent tommy canner
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uh he'll begin work immediately on the
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lines and the fixtures
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and probably have them all taken care of
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and ready to go
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within a week that's where we are at the
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beach i would like to share
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uh a text message that i got uh
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yesterday morning
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uh it was very nice good morning joe i
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just wanted to let you know what a great
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job the long beach lifeguards today
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after hours on sunday night
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myself and a couple of other guys were
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on the beach and in the water once
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two swimmers had gone into distress had
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the lifeguards not shown up the outcome
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could easily have been very different
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those young men and women are fantastic
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professional
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and excellently trained they should be
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thanks for their tremendous effort
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i'm going to publicly thank them i know
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donna and the castle have done so
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uh over and over again but sunday night
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the the water conditions turned
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drastically in a real short period of
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time
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with the amount of people we had on the
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beach sunday night
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i'm not going to speak specifically but
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i know there were upwards of
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of 20 rescues life threatening rescues
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after 6 p.m on sunday night that all
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goes into this
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decisions that that we all came up with
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this week um
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to scale things back a bit and kind of
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take our beach back
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and and get things uh normalcy restored
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here
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so that's where we're at guys
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okay um still commissioner we're going
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to film
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golden needs to step back in for a
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minute just say something
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i meant to mention one
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thing which is an important issue uh
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we've seen a proliferation of the peach
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passes
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being passed off uh season pass holders
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someone
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having a bunch of them going back out to
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the beach and and
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it's occurred forever but i think it's
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the magnitude that we haven't seen in
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the past
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so what we're doing now is really
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truly intense beach sweeps we have a
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special going beach to beach
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and checking i'm from the west to the
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east
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uh certainly on the weekends all beach
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passes
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um and we're doing is when we see that
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you don't have a pass
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at this point we're trying to open up
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the west end and center beaches
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and east end beaches so we're we're
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getting these people off the beach you
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don't have a pass
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uh some are getting summonses some are
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being escorted off quickly
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so we can open the beach again but the
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sweeps is
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the sweeps of the beaches are a priority
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it's something we know has to be done
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we see it as a big issue um and the
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specials know it's a priority
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to go out and go to all the different
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groups especially
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this beaches in the west end which are
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real problems like minnesota or maryland
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the center of town edwards east and west
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and certainly
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uh east and neptune east so we're we're
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out there
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they are focusing and concentrating on
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going to the groups and making sure
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everybody has a pass it's probably more
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prevalent
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now than i have ever seen and it
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certainly is a priority
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um thank you very much the only thing
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that i have to add uh
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to add to that um we have truly been
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working hard
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um we are currently putting together a
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crisis team
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here in long beach we have a crisis team
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which is a psychologist and administer a
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doctor
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that comes out of nasa county but with
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so many saves
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and with um at times life loss
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it's very important that our staff have
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someone to talk to
20:48
right away um and so we are now
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currently working
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to get that crisis team put together
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here in long beach so they
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our response time is quicker for that
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team to be put in place
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and that's the end of my report
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president bendo can i share with you my
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kid
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if you'd like sure i witnessed firsthand
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the large crowds gathered on the beach
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on saturday and sunday evenings
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on both nights there were hundreds of
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people on the beach with no social
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distancing
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in addition to the large crowds on
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sunday evening
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the lifeguards had to make numerous
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rescues
21:29
i personally went down to the ocean on
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sunday night around 7 30 p.m
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to tell a group of swimmers how
21:36
dangerous it was to be in the ocean so
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close to the jetties
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and this was on new york air view at the
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same time i noticed a helicopter
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circling the beach around long beach
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what i thought was long beach boulevard
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when i arrived
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at long beach road there were multiple
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rescues going on
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city manager donna gayden was on the
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scene in a vehicle with chief gillespie
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acting police commissioner a goner
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as far as i understand it was at the
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emergency room to check on one of the
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swimmers
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who required medical treatment all in
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all
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there were approximately or over 20
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lifeguards
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working after 6 pm multiple
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police vehicles on the beach including
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special police officers
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therefore as a result i fully support
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the decision to close the beach at 8pm
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and the boardwalk at 9pm thank you
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okay thanks mike uh just i guess it's an
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interesting story that
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might give people a little bit of an
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indication of what
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some of our first responders down on the
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beach are dealing with after hours
22:45
um and on the weekends a
22:49
woman uh was going into the water
22:53
after the lifeguards were off duty there
22:56
were some
22:58
some of the lifeguards were still on the
23:00
beach they hadn't totally cleared off
23:01
yet
23:02
and they told her not to go into the
23:04
water
23:06
and the woman proceeded to
23:09
throw about every four-letter word there
23:11
was in the book at them
23:13
telling them it was none of their dan
23:15
business she could do whatever she
23:16
wanted
23:18
ten minutes later that woman had to be
23:20
rescued
23:21
because she would have drowned
23:25
so that's what these people are dealing
23:27
with and
23:28
um it's it's time to to bring
23:32
some semblance of order uh uh back just
23:35
uh i get it people are slap happy
23:37
they've been cooped up
23:39
uh everybody's uh tired of the the
23:42
the coronavirus stuff but uh uh
23:45
it's it's been getting a little out of
23:46
hand so
23:49
uh with that uh uh donna do we have any
23:53
other reports we need to get
23:55
or no not tonight
23:58
okay so with that i guess we can move on
24:01
to the agenda
24:03
okay item one's approval of minutes from
24:05
prior meeting of july 8th 2020.
24:07
item two is a resolution adopting the
24:09
city fund balance policy
24:13
okay um city manager anybody are you
24:17
going to speak on
24:19
uh anna's on the call
24:25
sure good evening i
24:29
would like to um answer any questions
24:33
that you might have
24:34
on the policy the fund balance policy
24:37
and the investment policy
24:39
um it's the
24:42
it's uh the goal of this administration
24:45
to
24:46
create a fiscal policies manual that
24:50
will contain
24:51
all the financial policies
24:54
of the city these two policies
24:58
will become the first two policies of
25:01
that manual
25:02
and uh we are also i'd like to mention
25:05
that we're also um
25:08
running our once we prepare the policies
25:12
we run them by
25:14
on the consultants of the cma so
25:17
they could um review
25:20
and share best practices with us and
25:23
give us some
25:24
suggestions on
25:28
whatever they see uh would be
25:31
a more um streamlined process as they
25:34
see a lot of different municipalities
25:37
and governments um and their policies
25:46
okay uh thank you ina uh are there any
25:48
questions from the council members
25:52
i did a quick comment and a question um
25:57
you know i'd like to thank you for
25:58
putting this together this is um this
26:00
and the investment policy is a great
26:02
start of something that should have been
26:03
done a long time ago
26:05
um i'd like to yeah i'd like to make
26:08
sure that
26:09
if possible these policies could be put
26:11
on the website somehow the city website
26:14
they are all of our policies once you
26:16
update them
26:18
um and on them they will be put on the
26:20
website
26:21
great and then i uh
26:24
i noticed um bullet uh five uh on the
26:27
replenishment
26:28
i just asked that you um it talks about
26:31
um the unassigned fund balance falling
26:34
below below a certain level
26:36
and how we have to try to keep it get it
26:38
higher
26:39
each year so um i hold you
26:42
responsible to make sure you keep us to
26:44
our word to follow that
26:46
that policy and to build that fund
26:48
balance again
26:49
so it doesn't disappear and that um
26:53
on the last point it says that it will
26:55
be reviewed on an
26:56
annual basis by the city council um i'd
26:59
like to
26:59
um sort of memorialize that
27:03
that that be in a january or a july
27:05
meeting so that we can actually have uh
27:07
some
27:07
impact on making sure that we um
27:11
we build up the fund balance again is
27:13
that possible
27:14
absolutely we'll make sure that it's on
27:17
a calendar for next
27:18
july um along with any other policies
27:23
that will be implemented and we'll need
27:25
an annual review
27:26
great thank you sure
27:30
um city controllers like this is mike
27:33
delorey
27:34
hi mike hi how are you thank you for all
27:36
your hard work
27:37
i'm just going to read in the fund
27:38
balance that it just says
27:40
both the office of the new york state
27:42
controller and the government finance
27:44
officers association
27:46
recommend that local governments
27:48
establish a policy to maintain
27:50
reasonable levels of unexpected you know
27:53
funds and
27:54
so on and so forth and this policy
27:58
is would be generally applied to all of
28:01
the funds such as like the water and
28:03
sewer
28:04
as well yes general water and sewer
28:09
all operating all operating funds okay
28:12
thank you
28:14
sure
28:18
okay so this is just the latest step uh
28:21
that's being taken again to get the the
28:24
house in order and uh
28:26
get things back operating smoothly and
28:30
and and in a more transparent manner so
28:34
um hearing no further questions that we
28:37
get
28:37
from the council did we get any
28:38
questions from the public on this
28:41
uh yes we got one question from roy
28:43
lester
28:44
uh an item number two you're addict and
28:47
presume that's adopting a city fund
28:49
balance policy with no numbers no
28:51
historical perspective
28:52
no percentages other than having to do
28:54
with the unassigned fund balance and
28:56
basically a complete lack of
28:57
transparency with regards to the amount
28:59
in this fund
29:00
now and historically and how they relate
29:02
to our budget our budget
29:04
prior to voting i think it's necessary
29:06
that those numbers be disclosed to the
29:08
public
29:09
um i have the response from hino when i
29:11
reached out to her earlier today so
29:13
i'll read that off um and if she wants
29:15
to add anything to it she can feel free
29:18
um with regard to
29:21
adopting a fund balance with no numbers
29:23
the policy that's being discussed
29:25
tonight
29:26
recommends a level of unassigned fund
29:27
balance of five percent
29:29
of the normal prior year expenditures
29:31
made from its general water and sewer
29:33
funds
29:34
um the number is obviously going to
29:35
change from year to year based on the
29:37
change prior year expenditures
29:39
made from those funds however the policy
29:41
will remain applicable and universal
29:43
from year to year
29:44
since it's expressed as a percentage um
29:48
it's really five years of the prior five
29:50
percent of five years of the
29:51
five percent of the prior year's
29:53
expenditure is how it is
29:55
um with respect to no historical
29:57
perspective
29:58
um this is a policy and it's based on
30:01
best practices and national standards
30:03
um by you know bodies that set them and
30:07
is always expressed as a percentage of
30:09
the prior year's expenditures so
30:12
um the historical perspective we're not
30:14
really sure how that applies
30:17
um lack of transparency with the amount
30:19
of the funds historically how low they
30:20
are relative to our budget
30:22
prior to the vote um the
30:25
fund balance i think it's been discussed
30:27
ex you know extensively especially
30:29
through the budget process but it's also
30:31
since we are just taking a percent
30:32
percentage of prior years expenditure
30:36
just take five percent of what the
30:37
audited financials are from the prior
30:39
year and you have your number
30:40
so it's just a simple calculation and um
30:44
those numbers are readily available and
30:47
novena wants to add anything to that i
30:50
do
30:50
also the audited financials are on the
30:52
website
31:00
i would just add that this the
31:02
institution of a policy is actually the
31:04
tool
31:05
by which the city council can hold the
31:07
administration accountable
31:08
so that we can actually fulfill our
31:10
fiduciary responsibilities
31:12
so um the policy is the is the roadmap
31:15
of how we're going to
31:17
stay within the guidelines and the five
31:18
percent is recommend is widely
31:20
recommended
31:21
by new york state and other
31:23
municipalities across the country
31:24
so this is exactly what we need
31:28
right now um as far as
31:31
i remember a lot of the information um
31:34
that city manager gayton and the
31:37
controller had put
31:39
forth it's been in multiple areas
31:42
and i could just recite off the top of
31:44
my head roughly i believe
31:46
80 to 85 million times 5 is roughly 4
31:50
million
31:50
and i believe that in this last fiscal
31:54
period we were below a million dollars
31:56
and probably much less and therefore
32:00
um we were starting off the year
32:03
way underfunded and it's not this is
32:07
this
32:08
this administration his goal is to get
32:11
policies like this
32:12
out there so we're all
32:15
understanding of what we need to do
32:18
thank you
32:23
okay uh were there any other questions
32:25
from the public
32:32
is the mcnally any more questions from
32:34
the public or was that it
32:35
sorry i was reading something that's it
32:37
okay uh so with that we can move on to
32:39
the next item
32:40
item three is a resolution adopting the
32:42
city investment policy
32:46
okay is that going to be that is also
32:47
ana you know okay
32:51
um um so basically the same story
32:56
um that uh precedes the fund balance
33:00
policy um investment policy
33:03
um directs the city controller
33:07
um how uh
33:10
and where to invest cities funds
33:14
uh once we're gonna have they go hand in
33:17
hand because we
33:18
um currently don't really have any
33:21
access
33:21
funds really subject to extensive
33:25
investment
33:26
activity but once uh
33:30
we follow our fund balance policy and
33:33
will accumulate funds to invest
33:38
it will become a very relevant and
33:41
necessary
33:42
roadmap to follow in
33:46
terms of investing cities money
33:49
and like it says it has to be
33:52
both prudent in terms of
33:56
taking reasonable level of risk
34:00
um as well as
34:03
appropriate in terms of looking for
34:07
a reasonable level of return
34:11
um that's about that
34:14
one more thing i want to add to that is
34:17
that
34:18
the city will be issuing an rfp um
34:21
its best practices station rfp
34:24
for banking services at least every five
34:27
years
34:28
so um i'm not aware of um
34:32
a banking rfp been issued in the
34:35
previous five years
34:36
i did my due diligence and um i know
34:39
that it hasn't been
34:41
so uh we're going to see an rfp for
34:44
banking
34:45
and once uh city council approves
34:48
banking
34:49
institutions that will select as a
34:51
result of that
34:52
um rfp um we will have to update this
34:56
investment policy
34:57
to include uh names of the
35:01
institutions into the policy
35:06
that's about that
35:09
okay are there any questions from the
35:11
council
35:13
yes i just have one question thank you
35:15
again for this policy ena
35:17
um this again will be reviewed annually
35:19
by the council i noted
35:21
and that um in section three it does
35:24
talk about
35:24
the fact that all employees directly
35:26
associated with the investment process
35:28
will be bonded yeah
35:30
i would like i would like to make sure
35:32
that the council is aware of that in the
35:33
annual review and to what amount each
35:35
employee is
35:36
bonded sure thank you
35:42
okay any other questions
35:47
all right i wanted to say about the
35:49
policies that we're putting forth
35:51
because you will be getting more
35:53
policies over the next probably two
35:55
months
35:55
um what we do is we we've identified all
35:58
the policies that
35:59
need to be updated um they're updated
36:02
in-house
36:03
they're they're reviewed in-house and
36:04
then they're sent to cma
36:06
cma reviews them and then we make sure
36:09
that they
36:09
are applicable to the government finance
36:12
or officers
36:13
association best practice policies
36:16
um and so that when
36:19
the policies are approved what you can
36:21
say is that we have the best practice
36:23
throughout the country
36:25
with the best policy that can be had at
36:27
that particular time
36:28
and so it's important that the public
36:30
knows that we just don't
36:32
put things down on paper and say this is
36:34
a good policy these policies are
36:36
vetted very well before we send them to
36:39
be voted on
36:44
okay um hearing no other questions from
36:47
the council did we get any questions
36:49
from the public
36:51
uh we got one question from mr lester
36:53
again so on number three you have stated
36:55
that you're revising and updating the
36:56
city's investment policy currently in
36:58
effect and you have given no information
37:00
on what the policy currently is in
37:03
effect and how you are now
37:04
changing it or the reasons for why it's
37:07
being changed please
37:08
state those reasons and the changes
37:10
prior to voting on this
37:11
um so ena gave a little bit of an answer
37:13
i don't know if to want to expound upon
37:14
it again
37:15
it stated in the body of the original
37:17
policy which was last revised in 2015
37:19
that
37:20
on an annual basis the city shall review
37:22
the investment policy
37:23
and shall approve policy revisions if
37:25
any by formal resolution
37:27
so that's why it's here i don't know if
37:29
she wants to
37:30
um talk a little bit about you know the
37:33
changes that were made or not
37:36
sure um so so basically there is no
37:40
um our policies as donald just mentioned
37:43
they have to follow general municipal
37:46
law
37:47
and whatever standard the
37:50
governing accounting bodies um
37:53
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37:55
sad for for the government so
37:58
unless there is a major change in those
38:02
governing documents
38:05
and laws we are not going to see
38:10
a major change in the investment policy
38:12
and something like
38:13
investment policy so the
38:16
kind of type of securities that are
38:19
prescribed
38:21
um that we can
38:24
um as a government um engage
38:27
in uh investing in is not something that
38:31
that
38:32
we actually um come up with um
38:35
it's something those classes of um
38:38
those classes of securities they
38:42
um it's something that's a lot load
38:45
allowed to us by law so
38:48
and um like i mentioned in my previous
38:51
uh
38:51
in my answer written answer to john um
38:55
this is a policy like that
38:58
an investment policy has to be reviewed
39:01
every year
39:02
and exactly for that reason that it has
39:05
to follow the law
39:07
so we basically make sure that we
39:10
if there if there are any changes in the
39:12
law
39:13
that affect the change in policy it will
39:16
be
39:16
presented in in the new revised version
39:21
there was no drastic changes in the law
39:24
so
39:25
while we made the changes and you will
39:27
see the most major one you will see is
39:29
the one that talks about the
39:31
institutions with which the city is
39:34
allowed to deal with and that's what i
39:36
when i talk about the rfp and the
39:39
banking
39:40
services that will be selected in the
39:43
next couple of months
39:48
that's done okay
39:51
thank you uh were there any other
39:54
questions from the public or is that
39:56
it no further questions okay
39:59
let's move on to the next agenda item
40:01
item four is a resolution authorizing
40:03
the city manager to accept a charitable
40:04
donation and to amend the budget
40:06
[Applause]
40:08
okay all right um this is a donation
40:11
from amy
40:12
innerfield and her family and the
40:14
donation is
40:16
5810. and it is to purchase
40:19
two beach wheelchairs um for the city um
40:24
and what we're asking is that the
40:27
council vote for us to accept the
40:29
donation
40:30
we will order the beach chairs and i
40:32
believe
40:33
one of the beach chairs has been asked
40:36
to
40:36
be put at neptune because they're in
40:39
honor of
40:40
their mother and that is the beach that
40:43
she enjoyed
40:44
going to and if neptune is not correct i
40:48
will correct it but i think they said it
40:50
was the beach it
40:54
okay uh any questions from the council
40:58
i just have a quick one first this is
41:00
very good no problems with this but
41:02
do we know offhand how many beach chairs
41:03
we already have that are currently
41:05
used
41:09
um i don't know the exact number i'll
41:11
find that out for you i know there's at
41:12
least two or three because i've seen
41:14
them on the beach
41:15
and all you have to do is just call
41:17
ahead and the staff will meet
41:19
the person at the boardwalk not the
41:22
boardwalk i'm sorry at the ramp
41:24
to uh bring them on down
41:27
thank you i just want to make sure that
41:31
we
41:31
say that um amy and her family that
41:35
their mother is uh what was rosalind
41:38
innerfield
41:39
so that's who uh this is in uh in honor
41:41
of and we really uh
41:43
thank her and her family for such a
41:45
wonderful donation
41:51
any other uh comments or questions
41:56
okay uh were there any questions from
41:58
the public
42:02
okay then let's move on to the next
42:04
agenda item
42:05
and five is a resolution authorizing the
42:07
city manager to issue a purchase order
42:08
for the supply
42:09
transport and delivery of concrete from
42:11
the lowest responsible bidder
42:15
okay uh is someone gonna be speaking on
42:18
this one
42:22
that should be mr mirando
42:27
okay one second uh john i'm going to
42:29
unmute you
42:30
john miranda you're on muted okay this
42:33
this is our annual contract which has
42:35
been through the purchasing department
42:36
for
42:37
our concrete needs when we do uh
42:40
concrete repairs in the road or we do
42:42
concrete repairs on sidewalks where
42:44
we've replaced um
42:46
uh curb stops for the water or we've
42:48
done a cutting cap for the sewer
42:50
so this is for or if we have to redo a a
42:53
uh
42:53
handicap access ramp uh this is you know
42:57
for
42:57
various small projects throughout the
43:00
city
43:09
did you get that dave yeah
43:24
okay
43:27
you know it helps and mute myself when
43:29
i'm trying to ask a question
43:31
um uh john uh
43:34
the uh the fees that are in this
43:38
pros are they basically are they
43:39
comparable to what we're currently
43:41
paying
43:42
i believe so i have not seen it because
43:44
this was like i said this is a
43:45
purchasing document
43:47
um they send it down to us before they
43:49
send it out we just review it in terms
43:50
of the items we need
43:52
but i had not seen it yet with the
43:53
prices but i believe they're within line
43:56
okay all right any other questions from
43:59
the council
44:01
did we get any uh questions from the
44:06
public
44:08
okay uh then we can move on to
44:12
item six item six has been added by
44:15
unanimous consent and item six is a
44:17
resolution amending the city's agreement
44:19
for construction of an office of
44:20
emergency management and to amend the
44:22
budget
44:23
and just a note that both of these items
44:24
have been put up on the website for
44:26
people if they want to
44:27
uh see the items
44:30
okay i'm going to take a guess this is
44:35
uh mr morando again
44:37
correct uh am i still on mutate
44:40
yes you're on go ahead okay so during
44:43
the course of constructing the oem
44:44
obviously when you
44:46
reconstruct an old building you come
44:48
across things that
44:49
you're not planning on as an example
44:51
when we removed the doors
44:52
uh there was no lentil to hold up the
44:54
wall above that so we had to remove the
44:56
wall so
44:57
this covered about uh 12 different
44:59
change orders within the contract
45:01
uh we only issued the purchase order for
45:04
a certain amount
45:05
so we needed to uh uh increase the
45:08
purchase order
45:09
uh by 144 thousand dollars uh this
45:13
purchase these change orders were
45:14
approved by the governor's office of
45:16
storm recovery already
45:17
the money is available from the
45:19
governor's office of storm recovery
45:21
so by just approving this it allows us
45:23
to then pass this money on to the
45:30
contractor okay
45:32
um any questions from the council
45:36
has the contractor completed the work
45:38
yes the oem is complete
45:40
including the testing of the generator
45:42
and uh just
45:43
a few things that we're adding in terms
45:45
of computers and phones and things of
45:47
that nature but that's all internal work
45:48
we're doing
45:50
and goes through just for the record so
45:52
everyone can hear
45:54
that ghosters completely covering the
45:56
oem
45:58
upstairs that's correct and as a matter
46:01
of fact we don't have to lay any money
46:03
out they've already given us the money
46:04
but because the purchase orders at a
46:06
certain length we can't release it yet
46:08
to the contractor
46:10
okay thank you and for those of you that
46:13
are in
46:13
acronym savvy go sir is the governor's
46:16
office of storm recovery
46:18
sorry that's okay i apologize
46:22
when you use it every day day in and day
46:24
out you just
46:25
kind of forget spills um okay
46:29
um any more questions from the council
46:35
um i just have one question um it's not
46:37
really a question
46:39
it's in the uh the second whereas the
46:42
second set
46:42
sentence that says including but not
46:45
limited to
46:46
card or flooring av i don't know if it's
46:50
date cables or it should be data cables
46:52
but that's that's the only question i
46:54
have
46:55
it should be data cables these are all
46:57
the different change orders that came up
46:59
okay thanks john so just make a note um
47:02
everybody just
47:03
yep whoever does the resolutions just
47:05
make it data
47:06
thank you
47:21
yeah i've gotta gotta keep doing that uh
47:24
so
47:24
i guess i'm we didn't get any public
47:26
questions since this was added by
47:28
unanimous consent
47:29
so uh let's move on to item seven
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m7 is was also added by unanimous
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consent and it is a resolution
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authorizing the city manager to renew
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the city's agreements for disaster
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management response and recovery
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consulting services
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and i'm going to guess this is john
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again correct
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so uh over two years ago we have 11
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as i reviewed the other night at the
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work session we have 11 hazard
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mitigation projects
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that are being funded by fema so
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a little over two years ago we issued uh
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an rfp and we awarded to three different
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engineering firms three engineering
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consulting firms
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the work to split up uh based on the
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areas of their expertise and that was uh
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cameron engineering l.k mclean and de
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virgo and bottomluci
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uh those projects are at various stages
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of completion
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some are in the design stage some are
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ready to go out to bid
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but the uh agreement we have with the
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engineers expired
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in april uh so what we need to do is
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extend those contracts it doesn't make
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any sense to do another rfp
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and go out for engineers because you
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wouldn't want to they'd have to go back
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to square one and start
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over these projects so i had mentioned
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this the other night that we would be
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presenting this to uh for approval so
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that we can continue to work
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it these projects take a little longer
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to do uh just to give you an example we
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had a
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million-dollar hazard mitigation project
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for the first floor city hall
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we had the plans all done and then the
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state office historic preservation came
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out with a
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a mandate saying that this building was
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of historical significance
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and we needed to do a report for shippo
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and so we had to have the consultant do
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that report
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or we could move on with the final
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design and based on that report
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we're waiting to hear from shippo now
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changes we have to make to the original
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design
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so it's the kind of things that go back
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and forth and there's a you know a lot
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of back and forth with fema
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and also with the department of homeland
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security on these projects so
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they're taking longer to get done than
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we anticipated when we first awarded
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these uh contracts to these three firms
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uh so
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we think it's in the best interest of
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the city to just extend those contracts
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at this point
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uh so that we don't lose more time
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okay and if these are projects that are
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being funded by
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fema or whoever uh does the
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the renewal uh usually get picked up the
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cost
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uh as part of the project correct yes
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they pay for all the engineering costs
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in addition to that as i mentioned the
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other night
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they also pay for our staff's course
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when we're involved with these various
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projects any hours we spend on it
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okay uh any other questions from the
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council
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okay hearing none i guess we could uh
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move on to the voting
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okay on to the voting start of the
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calendar item one's approval of minutes
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from prior meeting july 8 2020 who will
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make a motion to approve
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i will show it i
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love voting whoops
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captain delorey yes councilmember mandel
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yes
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absolutely yes president mcinnes
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yes president bendo yes
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item two is a resolution adopting the
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city fund balance policy
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to move the adoption of this item i will
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second i will
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voting councilmember delorey yeah
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councilmember mandel
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yes councilmember trusted yes
51:22
vice president mcginnis yes president
51:24
pendo
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yes item three is a resolution adopting
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the city investment policy
51:30
which would just remove the adoption of
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this item
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i will second
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i will vote in councilmember delorey
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yes remember mandel yes that's never
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trusting
51:45
yes vice president mcginnis yeah
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president pando yes
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i'd enforce the resolution authorizing
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the city manager to accept a charitable
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donation and to amend the budget
51:57
i'll introduce some of the adoption of
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this item i will
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and i want to oh i will okay
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uh who's second i will
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good morning councilmember delorey uh i
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proudly vote yes
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uh councilmember mandel thank you to amy
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interfield and the innerfield family
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very generous donation
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yes that's mother trusted i am so
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delighted this is happening i can't tell
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you
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i vote yes yes yes yes
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vice vice president mcginnis yes
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president
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yes i'd also like to thank the
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innerfield family you're going to give
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beach access to some people that so they
52:39
can really uh enjoy this summer so
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i vote yes thank you very much
52:45
item five is a resolution authorizing
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the city manager to issue a purchase
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order for the supply transport and
52:49
delivery of concrete for the lowest
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responsible banner
52:52
would you just move the adoption of this
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item
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second i will
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voting council member delorey yes
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councilmember mandel
53:04
yes that's member trusted yes
53:07
vice president mcginnis president bendo
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yes
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wrong sheet item six is a resolution
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amending the city's agreement for the
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construction of an office of emergency
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management and to amend the budget
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let's just move the adoption of this
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item
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uh yes that's remember mandel yes
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uh councilmember truston yes vice
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president mcginnis
53:46
yes president bendo yes
53:49
and finally item seven is a resolution
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authorizing the city manager to renew
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the city's agreements
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for disaster management response and
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recovery consulting services
53:59
who introduce remove the adoption of
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this item
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i will second
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i will voting council member delorey
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yes governor mandel yes councilmember
54:14
treston
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mcginnis yes president bendo
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yes okay who'll make a motion to close
54:23
the meeting
54:24
don't close yet all right i have uh
54:27
the answer to the question about the
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chairs there are currently
54:31
seven wheelchairs available um to be
54:33
used on the beach
54:36
excuse me we will put on the website
54:38
exactly where those chairs are the
54:40
procedure to get the chairs
54:41
and also where all the moby mats are
54:45
also i just got a text message the
54:47
comfort station at neptune boulevard
54:49
goes in tomorrow by crane so the road
54:53
and boardwalk closures will take place
54:55
early in the morning that's all i have
54:57
thank you
54:59
you're welcome okay thank you that's
55:02
about as live update as it gets
55:04
thank you darling phil has an update
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unmute phil oh god
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i'm muted sorry i'm not technologically
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good i'm sorry just really quickly one
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last thing it just popped into my mind
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and i failed to say it
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um with everything we're doing i just
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want to
55:26
give an extra special thanks out to our
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auxiliary police officers
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yeah um they are there every weekend
55:33
on their own time they are going to be
55:35
an intricate part of
55:36
the um beach closures they volunteer to
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do this
55:40
i can't tell you what highest steam i
55:42
hold them in and
55:44
how hard and how diligent they work for
55:46
zero pay
55:48
just because they care about our city so
55:50
it popped into my mind i failed to
55:52
mention them and
55:53
that was terrible on my part uh the
55:56
auxiliary police are terrific they do a
55:57
great job on the commissioner dennis
55:59
verzi captain mike spa
56:01
and uh without them a lot of things
56:03
don't get done
56:04
and they volunteer they do this because
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they care
56:08
not for any other reason so i want
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everybody to recognize and know
56:11
our auxiliary police are absolutely the
56:13
best
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thank you thank you thank you thanks for
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that
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okay okay uh
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i guess uh
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now on to uh good and welfare with
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i will second
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i will voting council member delorey
56:44
uh yes councilmember mandel yes
56:47
member trusted yes vice president
56:50
mcginnis
56:51
yes president bendo yes
56:55
okay okay now
56:59
i'm assuming we got good in welfare yes
57:02
um questions and responses to the july
57:05
7th meeting
57:06
are posted on the website uh
57:09
this week we got a large number of
57:12
questions mostly related to
57:14
the boardwalk and the beach we are
57:17
hopeful that
57:18
most of those questions were answered
57:20
with the presentations from
57:21
commissioners argona
57:23
and brands um but we still will respond
57:26
to each of the questions and post them
57:27
up on
57:28
the website as per usual i will list off
57:31
the names of the people that have
57:34
submitted questions just so everybody
57:36
feels heard and knows that
57:37
they were counted and will be responded
57:39
to and
57:40
this is a rather lengthy list and i will
57:43
apologize
57:44
in advance for the number of names that
57:46
i am about to butcher
57:48
um but here we go so wendy goldstein
57:51
laura clarity
57:52
stacy weinberg diana nappy laurie raynor
57:56
joyce petrossino petrocino
58:00
samantha moore deborah ravener dorothy
58:03
byrne
58:04
kathy mcelroy sue friedman colleen amato
58:08
kira mccrudden rachel shembree
58:12
denise miro liz curran donna bulewinkel
58:15
lauren lundqvist heather likita likata
58:19
uh chrissy kim green gus
58:22
cindy cantorman barry frolinger jocelyn
58:26
jasper
58:27
alex uh superman
58:31
kelly martinson stephanie harris mary
58:34
coleman elliott pasik brendan finn
58:36
brian ross scott knobler daniel omachi
58:40
james hardy lisa valencia
58:44
jocelyn tobia lauren moriarty
58:47
and then there was other questions asked
58:49
by lisa santinos marie brutus
58:52
non-quit pro quo matthew nicholas
58:55
amy potter kiera mccrewden thomas
58:58
kennedy
58:59
tracy eichler elizabeth farrell
59:02
david palpatine karen deenan
59:05
uh theresa peggy alan smythe non-quid
59:09
pro quo again
59:10
albert albuquerque roy lester and andrea
59:14
loguedesi and so we will respond to each
59:18
of those questions and post them on the
59:20
website in advance of the next meeting
59:24
okay uh so with that i guess uh
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thanks for joining us tonight folks uh
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everyone
59:32
have a uh a good night and um
59:37
and uh keep enjoying the summer
59:40
so thank you census and we can't leave
59:43
without letting liz
59:45
remind everyone to fill out your senses
59:47
thank you
59:50
okay and everyone have a good night