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            "text": "Jackson Township Council Meeting of January 25, 2022",
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            "text": "COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT KERN – Waived Comments."
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            "text": "COUNCIL PRESIDENT FLEMMING- Condolences to Clara for her second lose in her rather short time."
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            "text": "We are supposed to get some nasty weather this weekend. Prepare ahead of time, whether it does or doesn’t come, it is better to be prepared and be safe."
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            "text": "Advised there’s an omission on your Agenda and Resolution 091R-22 is added on tonight’s meeting allows us to participate in the National Opioid Settlement Program. This has to do with a multi-billion dollar settlement and by participating in this program, we have the possibility of getting some of this money back from what our emergency services have spent in time and hours responding to these problems. It was a late addition to the agenda and I wanted to make sure you had some background information on what we are talking about."
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            "text": "MAYOR MICHAEL REINA- Jackson Township Council had put out there our thoughts and prayers go to with the families of the murdered Police Officers in New York City. Our thoughts and prayers to the NYPD as well."
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            "text": "Jackson Township residents let it be known that our response to defund the Police is not only to defend our Police Department and we’ll be hiring even more Police Officers. Going to build our department to make them even stronger than what is it is right now. Public safety is job #1 no matter what anyone says. We are going to have a strong Police Department and a supportive Police Department."
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            "text": "Council President Flemming bought up the possibility of this week’s snowstorm and right now it is not looking good. Any issues should be directed to the Department of Public Works and/or the Mayor’s Office and they will get on those streets that weren’t attended to."
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            "text": "MOTION TO APPROVE BY: KERN SECONDED BY: BORRELLI YES: BORRELLI, SAUICKIE, KERN, FLEMMING ABSTAIN: CHISHOLM"
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            "text": "ORDINANCES, SECOND READING:",
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            "text": "ORDINANCE: 01-22"
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            "text": "TITLE: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 3 OF THE TOWNSHIP'S ADMINISTRATIVE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF JACKSON TO CREATE THE ROVA FARMS ADVISORY BOARD"
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            "text": "PUBLIC HEARING OPENED:",
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            "text": "ELENOR HANNUM- JACKSON RESIDENT— Thanked Council for doing this Board. Ms. Hannum gave some background information and stories about Rova Farms and Cassville’s deep culture for the Russian population and history. Ms. Hannum asked when it comes to the development of this property or the preservation of this property, would there be an opportunity that Jackson Township would sell it to a developer to maintain it as open space?"
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            "text": "Council President Flemming stated the Township is not in the habit of selling land at all. We’re trying acquire as much of it can so we can to keep open space. Ms. Hannum asked if the building would be demolished and Council President Flemming stated it will be, there have been people through it trying to pull historic pieces out. They are trying to get an entire wall out of it that has a mural on it and have that restored. There is an asbestos issue within the building. We have gotten RFPs on that, and the building is not salvageable. There has been a lot of damage recently from people breaking in. Ms. Hannum asked about the foot print structure and if that could be saved? Her concern is that this structure has hosted many events and the history would be gone. Council"
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