Regulating, getting fees, actually having somebody in charge of regulating the industry on january 1, seemed like a good idea. But im not wedded. There is no deal for me. I mean, i was just hoping to get something set up so we could show that we fulfilled the promise of 64. But, you know, if we continue, will we get there . We have legislation in front of us. It is the land use issues that have stuck, that weve gotten stuck on. So why dont we just work on that today . I sat through, you know, i dont know how many hours of both rules and planning. And the rules piece seems like there are changes, but in general, its been pretty people seem fairly comfortable with it. But we wont be able to get to equity if we dont get through this planning piece. I agree with supervisor safai, is there some way we can make sure the pipeline is filled with equity participants . I have no i think we heard talk the first 30, two years, we only take equity applicants. Or three years. I think there is a seve
Regulating, getting fees, actually having somebody in charge of regulating the industry on january 1, seemed like a good idea. But im not wedded. There is no deal for me. I mean, i was just hoping to get something set up so we could show that we fulfilled the promise of 64. But, you know, if we continue, will we get there . We have legislation in front of us. It is the land use issues that have stuck, that weve gotten stuck on. So why dont we just work on that today . I sat through, you know, i dont know how many hours of both rules and planning. And the rules piece seems like there are changes, but in general, its been pretty people seem fairly comfortable with it. But we wont be able to get to equity if we dont get through this planning piece. I agree with supervisor safai, is there some way we can make sure the pipeline is filled with equity participants . I have no i think we heard talk the first 30, two years, we only take equity applicants. Or three years. I think there is a seve
[inaudible] i like to call this to the order. Id like to talk about our nominee chris, congratulations on your nomination. I like to start by recognizing the family you brought with you here today understand your wife kimberly is here. As well as your son and eight stefan, aiding in your daughter jillian and her husband james. And of course, your mother joyce, welcome. Our goal is to look at the qualifications and to allow for a thoughtful deliberation. Chris is provided substance written responses to 85 questions by the committee and its members. Members will be able to ask questions and hear from mr. Sharpley in the open session. He earned his ba entered his masters degree from the postgraduate degree school. He received commission for the u. S. Air force where he trained with a Counterintelligence Office for special investigation. Chris continue to serve in the air force and post including is director of security until he retired from the air force in 2002. Following the retirement
Regulating, getting fees, actually having somebody in charge of regulating the industry on january 1, seemed like a good idea. But im not wedded. There is no deal for me. I mean, i was just hoping to get something set up so we could show that we fulfilled the promise of 64. But, you know, if we continue, will we get there . We have legislation in front of us. It is the land use issues that have stuck, that weve gotten stuck on. So why dont we just work on that today . I sat through, you know, i dont know how many hours of both rules and planning. And the rules piece seems like there are changes, but in general, its been pretty people seem fairly comfortable with it. But we wont be able to get to equity if we dont get through this planning piece. I agree with supervisor safai, is there some way we can make sure the pipeline is filled with equity participants . I have no i think we heard talk the first 30, two years, we only take equity applicants. Or three years. I think there is a seve
Partner industrial revolution. So a lot of great buildings and thats what makes trenton special, the mix of old and knew is what makes the cities great. While in trenton we took a driving tour of the city with john hatch. We are just going to head up to the corner and then make a left. While were walking by here, this is [inaudible] indian war, built in 1758. There were, i think, three other barracks built in new jersey but the only one still in existence. What is is used for now . Its a museum, a great museum. They do reenactments on the front courtyard, musket fire, which is always can be also like cause for concern but my office is right across the street so we hear it all the time. This is west state street. Now were approaching the state house, the state house is right there. Theyre start something restoration work on it. Some windows are blocked up. This front part is from the 1880s, 1890s, but the oldest part of the state house is from 1792, which means its the second oldest sta