435 Hamilton Street

Allentown, Pa. 18101

Allentown

Minutes - Final

City Council

Wednesday, December 17, 2025

Invocation:

6:30 PM

Council Chambers

Pledge to the Flag

Roll Call

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Present:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Courtesy of the Floor

Please observe the Rules of Council when given privilege of the floor. A copy of the

Council Rules can be found on the council agenda on the website. If you would like

to speak, we are asking that you fill out a card – they are on the back table provide

them to the clerk before speaking. Include your name and address. When speakers

have the privilege of the floor, personal insults, attacks, name calling or other

behavior that is inconsistent with the purpose of conducting official business will not

be tolerated.

Courtesy of the Floor is meant to provide public comments on items that are not on

the agenda. Public comment during consideration of ordinances, resolutions and

motions are limited by topic – your comments must be relevant to the subject matter

of the proposed legislation. Public comments are taken before

legislation.

council votes on

You are given the privilege of the floor to provide public comment; it is not a

question and answer session. State your position clearly and concisely for

consideration. If you speak on behalf of yourself, you have three minutes and if you

are speaking on behalf of a group that has several members present, you will be

given five minutes in place of everyone coming to the podium. Please address the

Council President not individual councilpersons or city staff. Refrain from insulting

or defaming staff, officials, and the public; refrain from

using offensive language,

cursing, and making noises while other people are speaking. Please be aware that

comments and/or behavior in violation of these rules will result in a forfeiture of all

remaining time and you will be asked to return to your seat.

Contract Approvals

15-8145

R194

Authorization for Contract with Barry Isett & Associates, Inc. in the amount

of $49,920.00 to provide detailed consulting and engineering services for a

feasibility study including cost estimates for the City of Allentown for the

proposed MLK Trail Phase 3 Project. The project area is located on City

owned property and right-of-way but potentially may require easements or

acquisition of property. Three (3) proposals were received. Contract shall

commence upon full execution and shall cease one (1) year thereafter.

Upon written agreement from the City, this contract may be extended for up

to an additional two (2) one (1) year renewals beyond the contract

expiration period at the same annual terms of the initial term.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: R 194 - Barry Isett

Resolution #31188.pdf

Ms. Sarrah McNeil stated that this was done as RFP2025-38 MLK Trail

Phase 3 Feasibility. It was advertised on Public Purchase on October 8,

2025. There was a public bid opening on November 6, 2025. The city

received three proposals. The evaluation team consisting of four members

conducted both technical and cost evaluations. The proposals were

evaluated based on IBE preference, ability to meet RFP requirements,

firms experience, project plan and costs. After evaluating proposals, the

evaluation committee decided not to move forward with oral presentations.

The committee is recommending awards to the highest scored vendor,

Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Ms. Sarrah McNeil. He stated that he wants

to make a note that he is going to recuse himself on this vote. He stated

that he has a family member who is employed by Barry Isett. He asked if

there were any comments or questions, Mr. Zucal.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated just real quick, what are they are going to do different

then the contract that Council approved last meeting for $200,000

something.

Ms. Sarrah McNeil stated that she believes it is a different part of the trail.

Mayor Matt Tuerk stated that (inaudible) will come up and give you more

details.

Ms. Mandy Tolino stated that is correct. That is a different section. This is

a section that goes near Auburn Cross with the new development across

from the Parkettes, over there to across the river, connecting to Bucky

Boyle. She stated that it is a completely different section of trail.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated alright, thank you.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked anybody else or any comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida Affa, and Santo

Napoli

1 - Daryl Hendricks

Enactment No: 31188

Recused:

15-8146

R195

Authorization of Cooperative Contract for $118,775 for Multi Pro 5800

GeoLink

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: R 195 - 12.17

Resolution #31189.pdf

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated thank you.

Ms. Sarrah McNeil stated that this is just being purchased through a

Sourcewell Cooperative Contract for the Golf Course.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated thank you and asked if there were any

questions or comments from his colleagues or any comments from the

public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Enactment No: 31189

Minutes of Previous Meeting

15-8139 November 19, 2025 City Council Meeting Minutes

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: November 19, 2025 City Council Meeting Minutes.pdf

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8147

December 3, 2025 City Council Meeting Minutes

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: December 3, 2025 City Council Meeting Minutes.pdf

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Communications

Mr. Santo Napoli stated regarding visitors to City Council, we encourage

you to park in the government deck next door and to see our city clerk for a

Chaser to pay for your parking, thank you.

Old Business

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated that City Council passed a Resolution

approving a transfer for Fire overtime at a previous Council meeting. The

Transfer contained an error. The account mentioned, the transfer for going

into premium pay for EMS. The account should have been for Fire

Premium Pay.

REPORTS

Organizational Meeting:

The next council meeting will be the Organizational Meeting and it will take

place on January 5, 2026 at 6 PM where the newly elected councilpersons

will be sworn in and the election of council leadership will take place.

Budget and Finance: Chair Napoli, Santos, Gerlach

The Committee has not met since the last council meeting; there are no

future meetings scheduled.

Community and Economic Development, Chair Mota, Hendricks, Napoli

The Committee met this evening; there are no future meetings scheduled.

Human Resources, Administration and Appointments: Chair Santos,

Napoli, Hendricks

The Committee has not met since the last council meeting; there are no

future meetings scheduled.

Parks and Recreation: Chair Gerlach, Santos, Affa

The Committee has not met since the last council meeting; there are no

future meetings scheduled.

Public Safety: Chair Affa, Zucal, Mota

The Committee has not met since the last council meeting; there are no

future meetings scheduled.

Public Works: Chair Zucal, Gerlach, Affa

The Committee met this evening; there are no future meetings scheduled.

Rules, Chambers, Intergovernmental Relations, and Strategy: Chair

Hendricks, Mota, Napoli

The Committee has not met since the last council meeting; there are no

future meetings scheduled.

Controller's Report

Jeff submitted four reports listed on the Agenda.

Mr. Jeffrey Glazier stated thank you Mr. President. In light of all the

business you guys have to accomplish this evening, he won't give them any

Reports, but the Clerk mentioned that he forwarded four Reports to Council

over the past few weeks. He stated before the end of the year, he assured

them that he would forward some additional Reports and starting in the new

year, he will have plenty of reports to report on to Council and stated thank

you, sir.

Mayor

The mayor has not submitted anything.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Mr. Glazier. He stated mayor you have not

submitted anything.

Mayor Tuerk stated not tonight.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Mayor Tuerk.

Controller Reports

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Attachments: Accts Pay 12.10 Report.pdf

Bank Rec 12.3 Report.pdf

Bank Rec 12.10.pdf

PCard.pdf

ORDINANCES FOR FINAL PASSAGE (To be Voted On):

15-8040

Bill 84

An Ordinance of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh, and

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, establishing the General Fund,

Administrative Order Fund, Risk Management Fund, Debt Service Fund,

Equipment Fund, and Golf Fund Budgets for 2026.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill No. 84 -2026 BUDGET AND TAX RATE.docx

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any questions or comments from

his colleagues or any comments from the public.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated that there was that Motion up there if you want to

ask for a minor change to the title. He stated see where it says notes. He

asked if somebody likes to do that just for the record.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated ok. He asked a change to the title.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated this would be a request for Common Consent to

change the position of Council's proposed position that Council proposed

budget, like you changed the name for the DEI and Sanitation titles last

time around. You would change the name to Public Affairs and Policy

Officer rather than Legislative and Community Engagement Specialist.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated alright, he will make that Motion.

A motion was made by Daryl Hendricks, seconded by Cynthia Mota, to change

the name to Public Affairs and Policy Officer rather than Legislative and

Community Engagement Specialist.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated moving on to Bill 85.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated that he was going to say that you got to vote on

Bill 84.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated on Bill 84.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated that this is for.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated that he is sorry.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated just for the record he would say Bill 84 contains

that. It contains a reduction of the tax rate. He would say a reduction of the

tax rate. A no increase tax rate and take 1.5 million out of the Closing Fund

and to account for that and part of the amendments on this Budget includes

the $100,000 to the Health Department for the homeless, for the unhoused.

He stated that you had multiple changes and sort of typos that you made in

regards to the Solicitor's office and some other changes. He stated that

you created the position of Deputy Director and changed the Senior HR

Generalist position to Operations Specialist and you approved multiple

changes in the CD department. He stated that those are all approved by

you and all apart of the Budget. He stated just for the record. He asked do

you want to vote on Bill 84 as amended. Are you ready for that? He stated

Ms. Santos.

Ms. Natalie Santos stated as amended, correct.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated that this is a Bill that contains all the

amendments that you passed which includes your proposal to have no tax

increase. He stated that this Bill as it stands in front of you has no tax

increase.

Ms. Natalie Santos stated gotcha and let her and stated yes.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8041

Bill 85

An Ordinance of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh, and

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, establishing and adopting the Building

Code Fund Budget for 2026 for Community and Economic Development

per Chapter 270 of City code for Building Fees.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill No 85 .- 2026 BUILDING CODE FUND.doc

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any comments or questions from

his colleagues. He stated seeing none and asked any comments from the

public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8042

Bill 86

An Ordinance of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh, and

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, adopting the Liquid Fuels Fund Budget

for 2026.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill No.86 - 2026 LIQUID FUELS.doc

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any questions or comments from

his colleagues. He asked if there were any comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8043

Bill 87

An Ordinance of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh, and

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, establishing and adopting the Rental Unit

Licensing Fund Budget for 2026 and amending Article 1759 – Landlord

and Rental Fee by maintaining the Residential Rental Fees.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill No.87 -2026 RENTAL UNIT FUND.doc

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any comments or questions from

his colleagues. He asked if there were any comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8044

Bill 88

An Ordinance of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh and

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, establishing and adopting the Solid

Waste Enterprise Fund Budget for 2026 and amending Article 1131,

Municipal Waste Storage, Collection and Disposal by increasing the Solid

Waste Fee at Seven Hundred Forty ($740) Dollars.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill No. 88- 2026- SOLID WASTE FUND AND FEE.doc

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any questions or comments from

his colleagues. He asked if there were any comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8045

Bill 89

An Ordinance of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh and

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, establishing and adopting the Stormwater

Fund Budget for 2026 and amending Article 393.15 – Stormwater Utility

Fee by maintaining the Stormwater Utility Fee at Twenty ($20) Dollars per

Five Hundred (500) square feet of impervious surface.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill No.89- 2026 STORMWATER FUND AND FEE.doc

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Mr. Hanlon and asked if there were any

questions or comments from his colleagues. He asked if there were any

comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8046

Bill 90

An Ordinance of the City of Allentown, County of Lehigh and

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, adopting the Trexler Fund Budget for

2026.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill No.90 - 2026 TREXLER FUND.doc

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any questions or comments from

his colleagues. He asked if there were any comments from the public.

7 -

Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8100

Bill 97

Amending Chapter 455, Property Rehabilitation and Maintenance, Article

III, Presales Inspection of Residential and Commercial Properties and

Units, Sections 455-16 through 455-23 creating a commercial inspections

program.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill 97 Commercial Presale Amendment

Ordinance #16180.pdf

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Mr. Hanlon and asked if there were any

comments or questions from his colleagues. He stated seeing none and

asked if there was any comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Enactment No: 16180

15-8099

Bill 98

Amending the 2025 Grant Fund to provide for a supplemental

appropriation of One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) from the PA DCED

Local Share Account Grant. These funds are a pass-through grant that will

support the Baum School of Art.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill 98 Baum School LSA Appropriation

Ordinance #16181.pdf

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Mr. Hanlon and asked if there were any

questions or comments from his colleagues. He asked if there were any

comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Enactment No: 16181

15-8122

Bill 99

Amending the 2025 Capital Fund Budget to provide for a supplemental

appropriation of Three Million One Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand Eight

Hundred Twenty-Five Dollars and Ninety-Seven Cents ($3,125,825.97)

from the Aqueous Film-Forming Foams (AFFF) class action awards to

offset the cost of any PFAS remediation systems the City is required to

install under federal and state regulations. The 3M settlement payment will

be made in ten separate installments through 2033. The first two settlement

payments from 3M equal $2,659,283.88. Additionally, there will be two

settlement payments from DuPont. The first payment equals $466,542.09

and represents 95% of the Dupont settlement claim. The total from these

sources thus far is $3,125,825.97.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill 99 - PFAS Appropriation.docx

Ordinance #16182.pdf

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any questions or comments from

his colleagues. He asked if there are any comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Enactment No: 16182

15-8123

Bill 100

Amending the 2025 General and Building Code Fund Budgets to provide

for a transfer of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) from the

Building Code Fund to the General Fund. This transfer will allow the DCED

Director’s Administration budget to pay the YMCA invoice for the early

warming shelter opening.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill 100 YMCA Transfer

Ordinance #16183.pdf

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Mr. Hanlon and asked if there were any

questions or comments from his colleagues. He asked if there were any

comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Enactment No: 16183

Bill 101 contains provision to eliminate the 14 day provision between introduction and final passage to

facilitate payment.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any questions or comments from

his colleagues.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated yes.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated Mr. Zucal.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated that when they transferred the $5.9 million a couple of

weeks ago or a month or so ago that was for the same reason, correct.

Ms. Bina Patel stated that it was for the same reason, but it is moving a

budgeted amount from within the Risk Fund. She stated budget to budget

transfer. She stated that this is taking money, actual cash from the General

Fund unappropriated balance and transferring the cash to the Rish Fund.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated so he means like he said that was a month ago. He

asked how is it and he is just blown away that the city under budgeted that

kind of money.

Ms. Bina Patel stated that she would not say under budgeted. The

healthcare expenditures and stated that we are self insured and when they

have a couple of high claims, they cannot predict what we are going to

receive higher claims in a year. She stated that the city has some higher

claims this year. She stated it is the second year in the row.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated he is sorry. He stated also isn't a lot of this has to do

with the diet injections that employees have been getting. He stated that he

understands they are between $10 - $20,000 a piece and you get around

four a month, he thinks or one a week.

Ms. Bina Patel stated that she does not believe that is accurate

information, but again, some of it

Mr. Ed Zucal asked what is the accurate information.

Ms. Bina Patel stated that some of this is covered under HIPAA so she is

not able to share that also, but not necessary all for weight loss programs.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated that the weight loss drug, unless it is for diabetes or

whatever. It is a volunteer program. He asked is that fair enough to say.

Mayor Matt Tuerk stated without violating HIPAA, they do cover the cost,

some portion of the cost associated with the use of GOP1 drugs which

helps people lower their weight and have a much healthier lifestyle. Yes, it

is covered under the agreement that they have under employees.

Mr. Ed Zucal asked is that with the non-bargaining employees or is that

with also all employees.

Ms. Bina Patel stated with all city employees.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated thank you Mr. Hendricks.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked anybody else on the dais or any questions from

the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8149

Bill 101

Amending the 2025 Risk Fund by transferring Two Million Five Hundred

Thousand ($2,500,000) Dollars from the General Fund unappropriated

balance to the Risk Fund for the payment of healthcare claims, drug

prescription benefits, and other employee medical costs for the remainder

of the year. The healthcare claim amounts are significantly higher this year.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: Bill 101 - 2025 Risk Fund Transfer.docx

Ordinance #16184.pdf

Enactment No: 16184

CONSENT AGENDA

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated that you got two items on the Consent Agenda.

He stated that one is a Sewage Planning Module for the Police

Department at 425 Hamilton Street. He stated that the other one is for

work at 231 N. Fulton Street.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked do we know what that work is.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated pardon.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated the work.

Mr. Michael Hanlon stated that this would just allow and if you pass this it

and HARB has approved it. He stated that this would just allows building

permits to (inaudible).

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated that he gets it.

Mr. Michael Hanlon asked Mr. Hendricks if he wanted comments from the

public or vote.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks asked if there were any questions or comments from

his colleagues or comments from the public.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

15-8144

R196

Sewage Planning Module at Allentown Police Department, 425 Hamilton

Street

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: R 196 Allentown Police Department - Sewer Planning Module.doc

Allentown Police Department Planning Module Package.pdf

Resolution #31187.pdf

Allentown Police Department (425 Hamilton Street) Sewer Planning

Module (Signed).pdf

Resolution #31187.pdf

Enactment No: 31187

15-8142

R197

Certificate of Appropriateness for work in the Historic Districts: 231 N

Fulton St.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: R197 HARB Resolution.docx

FINAL Review 231 N Fulton - Mini Split.pdf

Resolution #31190.pdf

Enactment No: 31190

RESOLUTIONS FOR FINAL PASSAGE (To be Voted On):

15-8143

R198

Approves a $140,000 Transfer for the purchase of salt for treating streets

during inclement weather and a transfer of $22358.75 in Finance for

actuarial services.

Administration

Sponsors:

Attachments: R198 Transfers.doc

Streets.pdf

Cheiron Invoice $22358.75.pdf

Resolution #31191.pdf

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Mr. Hanlon and asked if there were any

questions or comments from his colleagues on the dais. He stated seeing

none. He asked if there were any comments from the public. He said

seeing none and asked Mr. Hanlon to conduct the vote.

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Yes:

Cynthia Mota, Daryl Hendricks, Ed Zucal, Natalie Santos, Ce-Ce Gerlach, Candida

Affa, and Santo Napoli

Enactment No: 31191

ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION (To be referred to Committee with public

comment prior to referral): NONE

RESOLUTIONS FOR INTRODUCTION (Can be voted on or Referred to Committee):

NONE

NEW BUSINESS: NONE

GOOD AND WELFARE

Mr. Santo Napoli stated that he believes this is our last meeting of the year.

He asked is that correct. He stated that he just wanted to wish two

colleagues well. Their terms are ending and it was a pleasure serving with

Mr. Zucal and Mr. Hendricks. He stated that he wants to wish them well.

Mr. Ed Zucal stated thank you.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated thank you very much.

Mayor Matt Tuerk stated on behalf of the administration, he wants to thank

both of them for decades of service to the city of Allentown prior to your

time on City Council and your dogette pursuit of the good for the residents

of the city of Allentown. He stated as he said even though they disagreed

at times, he appreciates both of their willingness to look for common

ground. He stated that he knows that neither of them would be withdrawing

totally from public service and expects to see them helping and showing up

for the city of Allentown for years to come. He thanked them and stated to

enjoy some freedom on Wednesday nights.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks stated it was his pleasure. Thank you.

Ms. Candida Affa stated that she would like to say a few words. She

thanked them both, not only for their service here. You are both ex police

officers so you have been serving this community for a long long time. She

thanked them for that and for and knows they did not allows agree on

things, but it is going to be weird for her to come here and not see Mr.

Hendricks. For 10 years and as long as she has been on Council, he has

been here. She stated that she wants them to know you have lost, we are

losing two really good Council people and she hopes the ones that walk

into their shoes can do the job they did. She stated good luck to both of

you.

Mr. Daryl Hendricks thanked Ms. Affa very much.