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Daniel Grimmer

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"A resolution is a a commitment that we're committing, uh, that this is the course of action that we want to take or that we would like to see. Now, if, uh, the city council wishes to pass this, this is a strong ask from the city council to the NJUS board and manager to have these meetings held here."

“A resolution is a a commitment that we're committing, uh, that this is the course of action that we want to take or that we would like to see. Now, if, uh, the city council wishes to pass this, this is a strong ask from the city council to the NJUS board and manager to have these meetings held here.”
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October 13, 2026

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And so it is that shall language is what we do. A resolution is a a commitment that we're committing, uh, that this is the course of action that we want to take or that we would like to see. Now, if, uh, the city council wishes to pass this, this is a strong ask from the city council to the NJUS board and manager to have these meetings held here. If, uh, um, yeah. And so I think that kind of sums it up.

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