Tammy, can you take the roll, please?

Fender?

Here.

Caruso.

Here.

Canum.

Jansen.

Kat Key.

Savage here.

Sucky.

Thank you.

First up, we have a proclamation this evening for Mr.

Hasman, who's uh been of great service to the city for a number of years, and uh we thank him for that, and I'll turn it over to Mayor Kingston.

Okay, thank you, Mr.

President.

Um thank you, Bob, for coming in and letting and letting me embarrass you a little bit.

Um I will I'll just start reading this because everything is uh self-explanatory.

Whereas Mayor Daryl Kingston and the members of Brexville City Council wish to thank and honor Robert J.

Hasman, who has retired from his position as vice chairman of the Brexville Board of Zoning Appeals.

And whereas Bob has called Brexville, has adopted home since 1986 and has devoted more than 12 years of dedicated service to the Board of Zoning Appeals.

Bob has consistently proven to be unwavering in principle when it comes to upholding rules, regulation, and the public trust.

And whereas Bob enjoyed a distinguished professional career, spending more than 30 years at Key Corp, formerly Society Bank, where he rose to the level of senior executive in the human resources division, an achievement worthy of special recognition.

He also became a licensed investment securities registered representative with Vantage Financial Group.

And not content to slow down, Bob ended his professional journey at Squire Pet and Bob's, one of the world's most prestigious law firms as global director of compensation and benefits.

Whereas in his personal time, Bob has demonstrated a long-standing commitment to service and civics civic engagement.

He has contributed contributed his talents through participation in community theater productions, volunteered his time reading print media for the Cleveland Site Center, and worked with the Habitat for Humanity.

He has also served extended tenures on committees and boards for numerous professional and nonprofit organizations, including the Leukemia Society, the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park, and Cornucopia, an organization providing vocational training for individuals with disabilities.

In addition, Bob has dedicated more than 20 years to leadership roles within the Compass South and Windward Hills Condominium Association.

And whereas Bob's greatest pride in his family, his wife Jan, their dog Henry, and their two accomplished sons, Michael and Bobby, and grandchildren Michael, Maria, Matthew, Monica, and Abigail.

He is a devoted brother to Glenn and Bonnie, all who have enjoyed reading the six children books that Bob has authored.

Now therefore, I Darrell Kingston, mayor of the City of Brexville, do hereby recognize, honor, and extend heartfelt gratitude and best wishes to Robert J.

Hasman for his exemplary service and lasting contribution to the Brexitville Board of Zoning Appeals and the community at large.

Actually, if you want to say a few words, Bob, well,

let me just say that it's been a privilege and an honor to serve.

Not only do you get to your community, but you get back.

And uh made a big impression on me.

And uh he wasn't wrong.

I love working with the people that I did.

I think that this uh community is very well organized.

Our board is only deals in particular was uh very very well run and organized.

Uh and uh it was uh it was a privilege to be a part of that.

I'll tell you one thing that I did learn though is uh the city of Brexville is very sprawling.

There are many, many uh avenues and roadways and developments and so on that you wouldn't know if you didn't have to go about uh looking at the seven or eight different uh properties that people were appealing for changes uh each and every month.

Uh so it was very interesting to see about uh how our community has grown.

Uh it's been uh it's been a wonderful experience, and uh I thank you all very much for giving me this opportunity.

I have some ideas clean and ice feel goods for change.

Yeah, for a change.

Good in the set of somebody stomping on our heads

and

Bob, you're welcome to stay for the whole meeting, but don't feel like you have to.

Good time.

Thanks again.

Thanks, Bob.

Thank you for all you're done.

This is a great meeting.

So thank you, Bob.

Thanks.

Good night.

Good night.

So next up we have um the minutes from our January 20th, 2022 meeting.