The whole Honesdale Borough Council meeting of October 13, 2026, run once through the live TownDesk, the same way a clerk would use it. Below is the exact transcript and the draft minutes it wrote, unedited, including its own [clerk to verify] marks.
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DRAFT MINUTES — Honesdale Borough Council — October 13, 2026 Honesdale, [state — clerk to verify] DRAFT FOR CLERK REVIEW — NOT THE OFFICIAL RECORD Meeting type: Special Meeting ▶ 0:05 Note: The audio also renders the place name as "Holmdel" and "Honesdale Burrows'." This draft uses the clerk's typed body name. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Honesdale Borough Council held a special meeting on October 13, 2026. Council approved a Honesdale Rotary Club request to install a memorial picnic table in Apple Grove Park. Council also adopted Resolution 2026-38, authorizing a $31,400 Local Share Account statewide grant application for police plate readers. Council accepted the resignation of Mr. Pratt as Emergency Management Coordinator and nominated Pierre Hooker as his successor. Council engaged SRW Strategies for lieutenant promotional examinations at $1,500 and accepted Waco's paving bid of $144,898.30 for Brown Street and Cottage Street, pending the solicitor's review. Council adopted Resolution 2026-39 naming Anthony Mangoni the borough's code enforcement officer and approved an October 31, 2026 Halloween motion. 1. CALL TO ORDER The presiding officer called the meeting to order at 6:01 p.m. ▶ 0:36 The presiding officer was later addressed as "President Ressi" and "President Rassey" [clerk to verify]. The presiding officer read a statement on meeting decorum, and the Pledge of Allegiance followed. ▶ 1:33 2. ROLL CALL / MEMBERS PRESENT & ABSENT The Secretary called the roll. ▶ 2:05 Present (in person): Pat Retzey [also heard "Ressi" / "Rassey" — clerk to verify spelling]; Kim Fish; William McAllister; James Brennan; James Hamill; Larissa Lewallen; Mayor Derek Williams Unclear: Jason Newtbon [name as heard — clerk to verify]. His name was called, but no response is recorded. ▶ 2:23 Absent: None confirmed [clerk to verify]. Remote: None stated. Quorum: Six of the seven council names called answered present, so a quorum appears to have been present [clerk to verify]. ▶ 2:20 Staff Present: Secretary Judith Voltanis ▶ 2:35 Staff Not Present: Solicitor Richard Henry, who said he would not be able to attend ▶ 2:32; DPW Director David Nielsen, not seen ▶ 2:42; Police Chief Donna Thatcher, not seen ▶ 2:46 Fire Chief Steve Bates was called; his attendance is unclear [clerk to verify]. ▶ 2:51 3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA The presiding officer read the notice that, under Act 65 of 2021, Council may add an item of agency business to the agenda by majority vote, with the reason stated. ▶ 2:53 He then asked for motions to add items. No additions were offered. ▶ 3:29 4. APPROVAL OF PRIOR MINUTES None on the recording [clerk to verify]. [source? clerk to verify] 5. PUBLIC COMMENT No one signed up for public comment at the opening of the meeting. ▶ 3:30 At the citizen input period near the end of the meeting, no one spoke. ▶ 14:19 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS None. 7. OLD BUSINESS None identified [clerk to verify]. 8. NEW BUSINESS a. Requests: Honesdale Rotary Club Memorial Picnic Table The Rotary Club asked to install a memorial picnic table for Warren Slosher in Apple Grove Park on October 25, 2026. ▶ 3:41 MOTION: To approve the request from the Honesdale Rotary Club to install a memorial picnic table for Warren Slosher in Apple Grove Park on 10/25/2026. MOVED BY: Speaker 4 [name — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: Speaker 1 [name — clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 4:07 b. Resolution 2026-38: Local Share Account Statewide Grant Application The resolution authorizes a grant application for police department plate readers. ▶ 4:12 In discussion, a member [speaker — clerk to verify] explained that the footage would be stored on a closed cloud system by the provider. The borough alone would have access to it, and it would not be shared with or disseminated by data companies. ▶ 4:47 MOTION: To adopt Resolution 2026-38, as required for a Local Share Account statewide grant application, authorizing the borough to apply for grant funding of $31,400 for the purchase of plate readers for the police department, and authorizing Hailstone Economic to submit the grant application. MOVED BY: Speaker 4 [name — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 5:12 c. Public Safety and Parking: Resignation of Emergency Management Coordinator Mr. Pratt [first name garbled, heard "Scanty" — clerk to verify] has served as the borough's Emergency Management Coordinator since October 2016. ▶ 6:20 The presiding officer thanked Mr. Pratt for his ten years of service to the community. ▶ 6:42 MOTION: To accept the resignation of Mr. Pratt [first name — clerk to verify] as Honesdale Borough Emergency Management Coordinator, and to publicly thank him for his service to Honesdale Borough. [opening words of motion garbled — clerk to verify] MOVED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] (The second is on a line labeled Speaker 0, the same label as the motion.) VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 7:03 d. Public Safety and Parking: Nomination of Emergency Management Coordinator A member [speaker — clerk to verify] asked who would handle the duties in the interim after the resignation. ▶ 7:38 The answer [speaker — clerk to verify] was that the appointment would be nearly immediate. A background check takes a couple of days, and the paperwork goes straight to the governor's office. ▶ 7:47 Mayor Derek Williams said the nominee had done great work with the county in emergency management for many years and would be a great addition to the team. He referred to the nominee as "Pete" [clerk to verify the nominee's first name]. ▶ 8:07 MOTION: To nominate Pierre Hooker for the position of Emergency Management Coordinator, and to forward the required paperwork to the Wayne County Emergency Management Office for submission to the governor for appointment consideration. MOVED BY: Speaker 0 [name — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: James Brennan (the chair recognized "Mr. Brennan" for the second) [clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 8:26 e. Civil Service Commission: Lieutenant Promotional Examinations The Civil Service Commission forwarded a proposal for testing for the lieutenant promotional position. ▶ 8:29 MOTION: To execute the proposal forwarded from the Civil Service Commission engaging SRW Strategies to conduct written and oral examinations for the Civil Service Commission promotional position of lieutenant, in the amount of $1,500. MOVED BY: Speaker 0 [name — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 8:59 f. Stormwater and Streets: Paving Bids Paving bids were opened at the meeting [presenter — clerk to verify; a "Ms. Long" was addressed]. ▶ 9:05 Two bids were received for Brown Street and Cottage Street: ▶ 10:56 - Waco: $144,898.30 [bidder also heard "Lyric Construction in Waco" — clerk to verify] ▶ 11:16 - Leeward: $180,044 [also heard "Rewards" — clerk to verify] ▶ 11:21 A further figure of $38,337 was read during the bid opening; its context is garbled [figure — clerk to verify]. ▶ 9:51 MOTION: To accept Waco's bid in the amount of $144,898.30, and to request that the Council President execute the appropriate paperwork pending the borough solicitor's review of the bids. MOVED BY: Speaker 0 [name — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 12:32 g. Zoning and Code Enforcement: Resolution 2026-39, Code Enforcement Officer Mr. Hamill explained that a code enforcement contract with NAIC [also heard "NEIC" — clerk to verify] is still pending. ▶ 12:48 When the firm was hired in June for zoning work, code enforcement was not included. Council expects the contract by the next council meeting. In the interim, the appointment would let a code enforcement officer begin enforcing codes immediately. ▶ 13:30 The resolution number was first stated as 2026-40 and then corrected to 2026-39. ▶ 13:10 MOTION: To adopt Resolution 2026-39 naming Anthony Mangoni the borough's code enforcement officer. MOVED BY: James Hamill SECONDED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 14:05 h. Halloween, October 31, 2026 [subject garbled, heard "Calphalus ... for the greeting" — clerk to verify] The motion set hours on October 31, 2026 from 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. [hours as heard — clerk to verify]. Residents taking part should have their outside light on. Drivers need to be alert, and pedestrians should wear costumes that drivers can see. ▶ 14:30 MOTION: To approve Halloween activity [exact wording — clerk to verify] on 10/31/2026 from 5:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. [as heard — clerk to verify], with the safety notices above. MOVED BY: Speaker 3 [name — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 14:58 9. REPORTS Parks and Recreation A member [Speaker 4 — name clerk to verify] reported that a community survey [survey name garbled, heard "afterward count" — clerk to verify] has been distributed and posted online in several places. Residents can also complete it on a computer at the borough [location — clerk to verify]. ▶ 5:17 A walk/workshop [clerk to verify] will be held in the park on Saturday at 1:00. ▶ 6:03 Another member [speaker — clerk to verify] responded that participation would be coordinated directly with people because space is limited, and that the results will be shared. ▶ 5:39 10. CLOSED SESSION None. The presiding officer stated that an executive session was not needed. ▶ 14:22 11. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: To adjourn. MOVED BY: Speaker 3 [name — clerk to verify] SECONDED BY: [unclear — clerk to verify] VOTE: Motion carried; Unanimous [verify count] ▶ 15:13 Adjournment time: Two times were spoken. The motion said "06:50 p.m." ▶ 15:02 The closing announcement said "06:15 p.m." ▶ 15:16 The recording supports about 6:15 p.m., since the meeting was called to order at 6:01 p.m. ▶ 0:36 and adjourned roughly 15 minutes later [clerk to verify]. ACTION ITEMS - Execute the paving contract paperwork for the Waco bid ($144,898.30) after the borough solicitor reviews the bids — Owner: Council President ▶ 11:59 - Forward the Emergency Management Coordinator nomination paperwork to the Wayne County Emergency Management Office for submission to the governor — Owner: [clerk to verify] ▶ 7:05 - Submit the Local Share Account statewide grant application for plate readers ($31,400) — Owner: Hailstone Economic ▶ 4:26 - Finalize the code enforcement contract with NAIC [clerk to verify] — Owner: [clerk to verify] — context: expected by the next council meeting ▶ 13:35 - Share the community survey results — Owner: [clerk to verify] ▶ 5:45
Exactly as the transcriber produced it, speaker labels and mishearings included. The draft was written from this.
[0:03] Speaker 0: All microphones are live now. [0:05] Speaker 0: Good evening. This is the special meeting of Honesdale Borough Council. It's 10/13/2026. [0:14] Speaker 0: There are agendas, [0:17] Speaker 0: near the water cooler and there's a signing book as the one would like to speak. [0:22] Speaker 0: And I have 06:01, [0:25] Speaker 0: and I don't know if they think they're gonna be signing. [0:30] Speaker 0: So there is no one for [0:32] Speaker 1: public comment. They will call the meeting to order. [0:36] Speaker 1: Time is 06:01. [0:40] Speaker 1: Good evening, everyone, and welcome to our meeting. Before we begin, I would like to remind everyone that the success of our proceedings relies entirely on a spirit of mutual respect and clarity. [0:50] Speaker 1: True dialogue thrives when all attendees choose to be kind and gracious to one another, ensuring our expressions build our community up rather than tear it down. [0:59] Speaker 1: To maintain a professional welcoming and productive environment, please observe the following protocol tonight. [1:05] Speaker 1: First, please take a moment right now to silence all cell phones and mobile devices to prevent disruptions. [1:11] Speaker 1: Second, all remarks and questions must be addressed directly to the chair. [1:15] Speaker 1: This ensures an orderly and fair discussion for everyone. [1:19] Speaker 1: Finally, we must completely avoid personal attacks. Please focus your comments strictly on the issues and motions at hand and maintain a respectful, courteous tone at all times. [1:29] Speaker 1: Thank you for your cooperation in making sure every voice tonight is heard and valued. [1:33] Speaker 1: We will now proceed with the agenda. If we can please write the pledge of allegiance. [1:56] Speaker 2: Thank you all. [1:58] Speaker 2: Ms. Secretary, if you could do a roll call, [2:01] Speaker 2: Yes. [2:05] Speaker 0: Pat Retzey. [2:07] Speaker 1: Present in person. [2:08] Speaker 0: Kim Fish. Present in person. [2:11] Speaker 0: William McAllister. [2:12] Speaker 0: Present in person. [2:14] Speaker 0: James Brennan. [2:15] Speaker 1: Present in person. [2:17] Speaker 3: James Hamill. Present in person. [2:20] Speaker 0: Larissa Lewallen. Present in person. [2:23] Speaker 0: Jason Newtbon. [2:25] Speaker 1: Mayor [2:28] Speaker 1: Derek Williams. Present in person. [2:30] Speaker 1: Solicitor Richard Henry [2:32] Speaker 0: said that he would not be able to attend. [2:35] Speaker 0: Secretary Judith Voltanis, I'm present in person. [2:38] Speaker 0: DPW [2:39] Speaker 0: Director [2:40] Speaker 0: David Nielsen, [2:42] Speaker 1: do not see him. [2:44] Speaker 0: Police Chief Donna Thatcher, [2:46] Speaker 0: do not see. [2:48] Speaker 0: Fire Chief Steve Bates. [2:51] Speaker 0: Okay, [2:52] Speaker 0: thank you. [2:53] Speaker 1: Thank you. In addition to the agenda, emergency or time sensitive in accordance with Act 65 of 2021, if a matter is not on the agenda, the council cannot take official action on it, with some exceptions. The council can act on matters relating to a potential or real emergencies. The council may add a matter of agency business [3:11] Speaker 1: to its agenda through majority vote. [3:14] Speaker 1: The should state the reason why the action item is being added to the agenda. [3:18] Speaker 1: Council may vote to add an action item to the agenda. [3:22] Speaker 1: Is there any motions to addition to the agenda? [3:29] Speaker 1: Very well. [3:30] Speaker 1: We have nothing on public comment. [3:37] Speaker 1: Okay, we could start with our requests. [3:41] Speaker 4: I move that Borough Council approve the request from the Honesdale Rotary Club to install a memorial picnic table for Warren Slosher [3:50] Speaker 4: in the Apple Grove Park on 10/25/2026. [3:55] Speaker 1: I'll second that motion. [3:58] Speaker 1: We have a motion and a second. Any discussion? [4:03] Speaker 1: All in favor of the motion? [4:04] Speaker 1: Aye. [4:06] Speaker 1: All against? [4:07] Speaker 1: Motion carried. [4:10] Speaker 4: I move that [4:12] Speaker 4: borough council adopt Resolution twenty twenty six-thirty [4:16] Speaker 4: eight as required for a local share account statewide grant application [4:21] Speaker 4: authorizing the borough to apply for grant funding in the amount of $31,400 [4:26] Speaker 4: for the purchase of plate readers for the police department and authorize Hailstone Economic [4:31] Speaker 4: to submit a grant application. [4:34] Speaker 1: I'll second. We have a motion and a second. Do we have any discussion? [4:38] Speaker 2: I'll just add one, President Ressi. [4:41] Speaker 2: Just for anyone's additional [4:43] Speaker 2: understanding, [4:44] Speaker 2: this [4:47] Speaker 2: hardware would be stored video that would be stored on a closed cloud system by the provider that the borough would only have access to when that permissions over where it goes. It is not shared [4:57] Speaker 2: and disseminated by any big data hungry companies that share and disseminate that information. Thank you. Any [5:05] Speaker 2: other discussion? [5:08] Speaker 1: All in favor of the motion? Aye. [5:10] Speaker 1: All against? [5:12] Speaker 1: The motion is carried. [5:17] Speaker 4: Parks and Recs. We have the afterward count survey that went out and text might go and [5:23] Speaker 4: then it's been out on line in different places. You can come here and do it on the computer I think. And [5:29] Speaker 4: and we have a walk shop at 01:00 [5:32] Speaker 4: Saturday [5:33] Speaker 4: meeting in the park. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So anyone's welcome to attend [5:38] Speaker 4: that. [5:39] Speaker 2: That's more of something we'll coordinate with people directly because there's only a certain amount that can be accommodated. Those Okay. [5:45] Speaker 2: We'll certainly share the results. Okay. Perfect. [5:50] Speaker 2: And then? [5:53] Speaker 1: We have more on the outdoor towns. [5:56] Speaker 1: We have a [5:58] Speaker 4: walk. Yeah. I just said that. Oh, okay. Yeah. Walks up on Saturday [6:03] Speaker 4: at one. [6:08] Speaker 1: I'll just write that one. Okay. [6:12] Speaker 1: In public safety and parking. [6:20] Speaker 0: He was an employee was a successful resident from Scanty Pratt as Honesdale Burrows' emergency management coordinator, [6:27] Speaker 0: a position he has held since October [6:29] Speaker 0: 2016, [6:31] Speaker 0: and publicly thank him for his service to Honesdale Borough. [6:35] Speaker 0: Second. [6:36] Speaker 1: We have a motion and a second. Do we have any discussion on this motion? [6:42] Speaker 1: I would just like to thank Mr. Pratt for all his service that he has given the community here in Holmdel [6:49] Speaker 1: for the last ten years [6:51] Speaker 1: and prior to that. And I'm sure he will continue to give his service as needed. [6:58] Speaker 1: All in favor of this motion? [7:00] Speaker 1: Aye. [7:02] Speaker 1: All against? [7:03] Speaker 1: Motion is carried. [7:05] Speaker 0: I move that for all counsel nominate Pierre Hooker for the position of emergency management Coordinator and forward the required paperwork to the Wayne County Emergency Management Office so that it can be submitted to the governor for appointment consideration. [7:21] Speaker 1: So moved. [7:22] Speaker 3: Have a Will you recognize Mr. Brennan have a second [7:27] Speaker 3: for any discussion [7:29] Speaker 3: on this motion. [7:31] Speaker 3: The discussion I have is Counseling Dan with [7:35] Speaker 3: Mr. Pratt's [7:37] Speaker 3: resignation. [7:38] Speaker 3: And now we're seeking an appointment who handles that in the interim. [7:43] Speaker 3: If we're accepting that resignation, should we accept that resignation? [7:47] Speaker 0: It's [7:49] Speaker 0: almost immediate. [7:50] Speaker 0: Mean, there is a lag time because we have to do a background check. It's like a couple of days, but they'll send it immediately to the governor's office. So it'll be pretty quickly we won't have. We just couldn't do the one without the reservation So for the [8:04] Speaker 1: it should be worked up, I think. [8:07] Speaker 2: Mayor? Thank you, President Rassey. I would just offer [8:11] Speaker 2: that Pete did great work with the county in their emergency management capacity for many years and would be a great addition to the team. Thank you. Thank you both. [8:20] Speaker 1: Okay, so we have a motion and we have a second. All in favor of that motion? Aye. [8:25] Speaker 1: All against? [8:26] Speaker 1: Motion is carried. [8:29] Speaker 0: I move that borough counsel execute the proposal as forwarded from the Civil Service Commission to engage [8:35] Speaker 0: SRW [8:36] Speaker 0: strategies to conduct written and oral examinations for the Civil Service Commission [8:41] Speaker 0: promotional position for lieutenant in the amount of $1,500 [8:47] Speaker 1: Second. With the motion, we have a second. Any discussion on the motion? [8:55] Speaker 1: All in favor of the motion? Aye. [8:58] Speaker 1: Against? [8:59] Speaker 1: Motion is carried. [9:05] Speaker 0: Stormwater and treats, I believe you're still up, miss Long. So I am gonna be opening our paving bids. We received a bid from Lyric Construction in [9:14] Speaker 0: Waco. [9:49] Speaker 0: The way COVID is [9:51] Speaker 0: $38,337. [10:11] Speaker 1: $144,898.30. [10:16] Speaker 0: I'm sorry, do you mind repeating that? $144,898.30 [10:26] Speaker 0: And that was a week ago. Thank [10:29] Speaker 4: you. [10:42] Speaker 0: Rewards, [10:43] Speaker 0: a $180,044. [10:55] Speaker 2: Yes, [10:56] Speaker 1: we only received two bills. And those are for the streets that you have this free time line? Yes, [11:01] Speaker 0: So it will be Brown Street, [11:04] Speaker 0: Cottage Street. [11:07] Speaker 0: That's it. No, those are the only streets. [11:11] Speaker 1: I can't hear what we hear. It was, Brown Street and Cottage Street, correct, Damon? Right. [11:16] Speaker 1: So we had, 144898.30 [11:19] Speaker 1: is Waco. [11:21] Speaker 1: 180,044 [11:23] Speaker 1: even is Leeward. [11:27] Speaker 1: Okay. Okay. [11:39] Speaker 1: I [11:41] Speaker 0: think I'd be great. I'd like to motion that we accept Waco's bid [11:46] Speaker 0: in the price of $144,898.30. [11:51] Speaker 0: And [11:57] Speaker 0: request [11:59] Speaker 0: that the council president execute the appropriate paperwork pending review of the bids from the borough solicitor. [12:06] Speaker 1: We have a motion on the floor. [12:09] Speaker 2: No. No. Wake up. Wake [12:13] Speaker 2: Wake up. [12:17] Speaker 1: I'll second that. Okay, have a motion, we have a second. Any [12:21] Speaker 1: discussion on the motion? [12:26] Speaker 1: There's no discussion. [12:28] Speaker 1: All in favor of the motion? Aye. [12:30] Speaker 1: All against? [12:32] Speaker 1: Motion is carried. I guess we get a couple of streets paved. [12:36] Speaker 1: Wonderful. [12:39] Speaker 1: Moving [12:39] Speaker 1: into [12:41] Speaker 1: zoning and code enforcement. [12:43] Speaker 3: Mr. Hamill. Thank you, Mr. President. We have just one item here. [12:48] Speaker 3: We're still pending a contract for code enforcement with NAIC, [12:52] Speaker 3: but in the anticipation of that contract potentially between now [12:56] Speaker 3: and the next [12:58] Speaker 3: regularly scheduled meeting for Honesdale Borough Council, we'd like to make an appointment [13:02] Speaker 3: to the borough's code enforcement officer. So I move that borough council adopt resolution [13:07] Speaker 3: twenty twenty six dash 40. Correct. [13:10] Speaker 0: Think it'll be 39. [13:11] Speaker 3: Oh, [13:13] Speaker 3: nine. 39. [13:15] Speaker 3: Name me Anthony Mangoni, [13:17] Speaker 3: the borough's code enforcement officer. [13:20] Speaker 1: That is the motion. Do we have a motion on the floor? [13:24] Speaker 1: Second. We have a motion. We have a second. Do we have a discussion? [13:28] Speaker 3: Just that, you know, [13:30] Speaker 3: back in June when we did hire NEIC to do a lot of things regarding zoning, [13:35] Speaker 3: we didn't do code enforcement. So we do need that that part, and we should have that contract hopefully by this coming council meeting. But in the interim, if we execute that contract as we did at the last council meeting, we said we would execute that contract. [13:49] Speaker 3: We can get that code enforcement officer out there starting to enforce the codes [13:54] Speaker 3: immediately. [13:56] Speaker 3: Thank you. So [13:57] Speaker 1: we have the motion. We have a second. Any more discussion on this? [14:01] Speaker 1: All in favor of the motion? Aye. All [14:04] Speaker 1: against? [14:05] Speaker 1: All right, the motion is carried. [14:07] Speaker 1: Thank you, Mr. You, Mr. Chairman. God bless you. We have, [14:11] Speaker 1: at this point, we're at citizen input by sign in concerning [14:16] Speaker 1: any items. [14:19] Speaker 1: Nothing? Yeah. [14:22] Speaker 1: I don't feel like we need an, an executive session. [14:30] Speaker 3: That would be wonderful. Move it for a Calphalus. That's for the greeting. 10/31/2026 [14:35] Speaker 3: from 05:30PM to 11:30PM [14:38] Speaker 3: where the outside light is on, but the resident drivers do need to be alert. Pedestrians need to be aware of their choices for customs that can be seen by drivers. [14:47] Speaker 1: We have second? We have a motion and a second. Do we have any discussion? [14:54] Speaker 1: Okay. All in favor of the motion? Aye. [14:57] Speaker 1: All against? [14:58] Speaker 1: Now motion is carried. [15:02] Speaker 3: I'll move to adjourn the meeting at 06:50 p. M. [15:05] Speaker 1: All second. Any [15:08] Speaker 1: discussion on this? [15:10] Speaker 1: All in favor? Aye. [15:13] Speaker 1: All against? The motion is carried. [15:16] Speaker 0: Meeting adjourned at 06:15 p. M. Thank you, everyone.