9-0 9 ayes, 0 nays, roll call at 5:36:47One roll call memorialized the seven resolutions read from 5:33:49 to 5:36:39 (items 31.1 to 31.7). No motion is heard; a second is heard at 5:36:44, speakers not named. The secretary's roll call began at 5:36:47; Commissioner Barnaby, called twice, answered 'I'm sorry, aye.' (5:37:03), and every other member answered aye. 'Motion carries all in favor to memorialize resolutions.' (5:37:28); no count announced. Whether every member was eligible to vote on this case was not checked against the hearing at which it was decided. Published on Adam Hanford's decision of 2026-10-18.
5-0 5 ayes, 0 nays, roll call at 3:54:23Times in this note are word timings unless a segment is named. Consent roll call with items 20.1 and 20.2 (re-memorialization of two resolutions memorialized together on July 28, 2026, planning-2026-07-28 items 31.6 and 31.7). Before the roll call the reader (not named; 'Correct, Santa? Yes, Vice Chair Wick.', 3:52:22) said Commissioners Stamato, Capers and Conaway 'were ineligible to vote due to either a recusal or having not heard all of the testimony' and 'should recuse from voting on the memorializing resolution, and the record should so reflect' (3:53:13 to 3:53:49); they were not called. 'On a motion to memorialize' (3:53:57); a speaker asked for 'a first by vice chair wick' and a reply 'I'll do a first for approval or more memorialization' (3:54:04 to 3:54:14); 'second' (3:54:15) then 'thank you commissioner Katz' (3:54:19; 'Katz' p 0.30 full pass, 0.77 re-transcription; not in the dictionary, not settled). motion_by rests on that request to Wick. Roll call from 'commissioner Barnaby' (3:54:23): Barnaby 'aye' (3:54:25; p 0.72 full pass, 0.99 re-transcription without VAD of 3:54:15 to 3:54:50); Kaplan 'aye' (3:54:29; 0.92, 1.00); Patel 'aye' (3:54:35; 0.74, 1.00); Wick: 'Vice Chair Wick Aye' (3:54:42) with 'Aye' at p 0.03 in the full pass and p 1.00 in the re-transcription: aye as heard in the re-transcription; Gangadin 'Aye' (3:54:47; 0.99, 0.72). Stamato, Capers and Conaway not-voting (not called; ineligible as stated at 3:53:17, recorded under EDITORIAL.md section 4, eligibility; the reader's word was 'recuse'). Little absent. Heard: 5 ayes. Announced: 'that is five commissioners voting in favor as a quorum and that approves the memorialization of those two resolutions' (3:54:48). Memorialized: RESO P2024-0229 (https://jerseycitynj-energovpub.tylerhost.net/apps/selfservice#/plan/cda7b21a-b29f-44b6-b618-4ecb917f1af7?tab=attachments) and RESO P2024-0182 (https://jerseycitynj-energovpub.tylerhost.net/apps/selfservice#/plan/9f17838d-a284-4f7d-b1e4-ae5e7e3f5e5f?tab=attachments) on EnerGov, 'DATE OF MEMORIALIZATION: July 28, 2026' and 'DATE OF RE-MEMORIALIZATION: August 11, 2026'. Eligibility: their vote tables (P2024-0229 p. 10, P2024-0182 p. 24; 'VOTE: 5-1') list Gangadin, Wick, Little, Patel and Kaplan voting yes and Barnaby voting no, and do not list Stamato, Capers or Conaway; Barnaby answered aye here. Reading as heard (recorded): 5-0. Reading under the eligibility rule: Barnaby also not-voting, 4-0. Adam is deciding how eligibility applies when an ineligible member answers; see needs_checking (20.1). Published on Adam Hanford's decision of 2026-10-18.