| OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
AGENDA MEETING
December 3, 2001
An Agenda meeting of the Township Council of the Township of Old Bridge was held on December 3, 2001 in the Municipal Complex. The meeting was called to order by President Maher who asked all present to participate in a salute to the flag which was followed by a short prayer.
Deputy Clerk Stella Ward announced that this meeting is being held in conformance with the open public meetings act, notice has been given to the newspaper and notice of the meeting has been posted in public places. Next meeting of the Council will be December 11 2001 at 8:00 p.m.
Roll call at 8:05 p.m. by Deputy Clerk Stella Ward, showed the following members present: Councilmen Butler, Cucchiara, Greene, Hoff, Redmond, Sohor, Testino, President Maher. Councilwoman Hegarty was absent.
President Maher asked for a moment of silence for George Harrison who passed away.
President Maher acknowledged Pack 129 the "shark patrol" who were present at the meeting.
HEARINGS - (12/3/01)
H-1 Release/Reduction Performance Guarantee - Renaissance Corporation Center.
Mr. Iglesias: The Renaissance Corporation has written to the board stating that they are not prepared to discuss the case tonight. So it is off the agenda.
H-2 Release/Reduction Performance Guarantee - J.L.R.S. (Heilbrunn Building).
Mr. Iglesias: One of the items still needing to be done is the paving of the parking lots. The township has a performance bond in the amount of $44,895.00 and a 10% cash deposit of $4,988.00. Normally we would have no objection in the request to release the bond except that the amount to pave the parking lot is $6,311.00, which is less than we have in cash. I am recommending denial at this point. However Mr. Heilbrunn will discuss the merit of release.
Mr. Heilbrunn: This is not for my office building, it is for the building that is the fourth building out of five buildings built around the pond.
At this point in the meeting Mr. Heilbrunn draws five buildings on the blackboard and the common driveways and parking lots.
Mr. Heilbrunn: There is only one building that is still under construction and since the parking lots are common, if it was to be paved at this point, there would still be construction vehicles driving on this newly paved lot. These buildings are valued at around $800,000.00 and there is a significant investment to all the improvements in place. My suggestion is that you consider permitting the applicant to simply replace the $49,883.00 performance guarantee with a $6,000.00 guarantee, which will cover the cost of the paving. I truly believe that no performance guarantee is required to insure that. It is worth mentioning that the building under construction has a performance guarantee of around $40,000.00 with the township. I think that the township is well protected and that these particular individuals are going to put in a final course of pavement. I respectfully suggest that the council consider releasing the performance guarantee of this applicant which is lot 35.18 and require them to post a maintenance guarantee for their improvements.
Councilman Redmond: Nelson are you in agreement?
Mr. Iglesias: I have no problem with this if that is your wish. My report is written the way that we customarily look at a site. Obviously this is a site that has been around for a while and I do not think that there will be a problem getting the parking lot paved. I think that this is more of a legal issue.
President Maher: Sometimes it makes good business sense to do things like this.
Councilman Redmond: Is the $6,000.00 enough?
Mr. Heilbrunn: I don't believe that you need anything but if that is the pleasure of the board we will.
Councilman Sohor: I understand the arguments for doing this but I am concerned that if we release these guarantees, we will be establishing a precedent that could be used against us. The performance guarantee is the only leverage that we have against developers. I know most of these individuals and I don't think that we will have a problem, but we have to apply the law to all applicants equally. I don't think that it would be right to release these guarantees. We need to maintain some type of performance guarantee. I think that it is over kill to have $50,000.00 worth of guarantees for $6,000.00 worth of improvements. To have it go to a maintenance bond at this point shortens our leverage later on because we don't know when the construction will be completed and when the maintenance period starts. I am against completely releasing these bonds at this point.
Mr. Iglesias: To meet everyone half way I suggest that the township retain the $4,988.00 in cash and release the bond.
Councilman Testino: Do we need a maintenance bond?
Mr. Heilbrunn: That comes later.
MOTION
to release the performance bond and retain the cash portion $4,988.00 by Councilman Redmond, seconded by Councilman Sohor and so ordered on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Butler, Cucchiara, Greene, Hoff, Redmond, Sohor, Testino, President Maher.
NAYS: None.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Hegarty.
H-3 Release/Reduction Performance Guarantee - Southland Corp./7-11 Food Mart Store
Mr. Iglesias: They are looking for us to release a performance bond in the amount of $299,296.00 and the cash portion of $33,255.12. We have performed an inspection of the site and have found no problems, we have received no complaints and we are recommending a release of the performance guarantee subject to maintenance bond of 15% in the amount of $48,382.68.
MOTION
by Councilman Butler to release the bond and cash portion subject to a posting of a maintenance bond in the amount of $48,382.68, seconded by Councilman Cucchiara and so ordered on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Butler, Cucchiara, Greene, Hoff, Redmond, Sohor, Testino, President Maher.
NAYS: None.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Hegarty.
H-4 Substantial change to CDBG Final Statement FY 2000 (MR)
Ms. Shepler: Mr. Ruffley is ill and cannot be with us tonight. We had put aside $59,000.00 from CDBG funds to do the demolition for the old senior center on Route 9. The bids came in substantially lower than we anticipated and it left a balance of $33,400.00 in the CDBG account for that demolition. The demolition is complete and we would like to use that money and transfer it into the public facility improvement section so that we can add that to the Old Bridge Health building. Under CDBG rules it requires a public hearing.
Councilman Redmond: Is that project consistent with CDBG rules?
Ms. Shepler: Yes.
Councilman Redmond: Do we have other projects that are considered more pressing?
Ms. Shepler: None more timely than this.
President Maher: What improvements are we doing?
Ms. Shepler: It will be added to the total, a contract has been awarded and this will reimburse us for the funds. This is for the total rehabilitation of the building.
President Maher: Is this Mr. Ruffley's recommendation and does the administration support this?
Ms. Shepler: Yes.
Councilman Hoff: Do we need a public hearing?
Ms. Shepler: This is the public hearing. It was published in the newspaper on November 12, 2001.
Councilman Hoff: I never heard this announced as a public hearing.
Ms. Shepler: It is on your agenda as a hearing and was advertised.
Councilman Testino: What programs are we giving up after making this transfer?
Ms. Shepler: Absolutely none.
Councilman Testino: Is there any other clean up required at that site?
Ms. Shepler: No. The engineer has certified that it has met the requirements of the contract.
Councilman Testino: Has the environmental problems been addressed? What about the wells?
Ms. Shepler: We do not have any wells on our property. There are wells on the adjoining property at the Getty site.
Councilman Testino: So this is free money?
Ms. Shepler: Yes.
President Maher opened the public portion. Seeing no hands President Maher closed the public portion.
MOTION
by Councilman Butler, seconded by Councilman Redmond and so ordered on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Butler, Cucchiara, Greene, Hoff, Redmond, Sohor, Testino, President Maher.
NAYS: None.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Hegarty.
HEARING - (12/11/01)
H-1 Release/Reduction Performance Guarantee - Rolling Meadows/Foxborough Village II.
No discussion.
ORDINANCE FOR SECOND READING
ORD. #55-01 Ordinance accepting access and maintenance easement from the Cheesequake Village Homeowners Association.
No discussion.
ORD. #56-01 Ordinance establishing the "Right to Farm."
No discussion.
ORD. #57-01 Bond Ordinance - Renovation of Library (Electrical System)
No discussion.
DISCUSSION ORDINANCE
DO-1 Ordinance amending Old Bridge Land Development Ordinance "Storm Water Management Facility Maintenance Requirements."
Mayor Cannon: We haven't discussed this yet.
Councilman Testino: I thought we were going to increase the prices.
Mayor Cannon: We have to have the engineer figure out an updated formula.
Councilman Redmond: When will that be ready?
Mayor Cannon: Probably next month, we do have a cost of living increase in there.
Councilman Redmond: I thought the increase was being recommended by administration.
Councilman Testino: No it was the council.
President Maher: OK we will take this off.
CONSENT AGENDA
C-1 Bingo/Raffle
Pro forma
DISCUSSION RESOLUTION
DR-1 Memorialize Release Performance Guarantee - Amboy National Bank 3590 Rt. 9 - South, 7 Gaub Road and 109 Route 9 - North
No discussion.
DR-2 Resolution condemning China's Persecution of Falun Gong Practitioners (LR)
Councilman Redmond: We had a presentation at the last council meeting and I asked Mr. Ruggierio to prepare a resolution.
DR-3 Resolution adopting Drug and Alcohol Policy for Community Shuttle Employees (BC)
Mayor Cannon: We received a grant and are getting a shuttle bus from NJ Transit and in order to qualify to receive this we had to adopt an amended drug and alcohol policy for the people driving the shuttle.
President Maher: We are not going to be discriminating against anyone are we?
Mayor Cannon: No.
Mr. Condon: This is to comply with federal transportation requirements. There is pre employment drug screening, which is done for all township employees.
Councilman Cucchiara: Is this based on federal DOT regulation?
Mr. Condon: Yes.
Councilman Cucchiara: Then this needs to be posted in the workplace.
Mr. Condon: It is only for the people driving the shuttle bus. The notice must be given to the employees of the policy.
Councilman Cucchiara: I believe that you have to have the policy posted in the building.
Mayor Cannon: We will post it.
DR-4 Raceway Park License Renewal - (Renew license subject to listed requirements.)
No discussion.
DR-5 Resolution to cancel levy for a 100% Disabled Veteran (Mattie Barron Blk. 3549.23 Lot 81.) (KS)
No discussion.
DR-6 Resolution to cancel outstanding Current Fund Payroll Deduction and EDC checks Totaling $5,010.73 (HS)
Councilman Redmond: Why is the EDC writing checks for over $5,000.00?
Mr. Shah: The EDC check is only for $38.00 to Cellular One.
DR-7 Authorization to execute Green Acres revised project agreement for Cedar Ridge II Acquisition Grant Revised Agreement ($250,000.00 originally awarded as a loan it has been changed to an outright grant.) (TB)
No discussion
DR-8 Resolution supporting the Community YMCA's intent to perform a feasibility study. (BC) & (RNS)
Mayor Cannon: They would like some kind of non-binding resolution to go to the next step stating that we are interested in working with the Community Y to put a Y in our community. This is not carved in stone but they would like some resolution in support for them to conduct the feasibility study.
Councilman Hoff: Does this mean that they are going to come into town and raise money?
Mayor Cannon: My understanding is that this is not to raise money but just to do a survey to ascertain that there is enough interest in the community and that there is fund raising potential in the community.
Councilman Hoff: Can we ask for the area that they are going to cover? I want to know where they are. I would also like to see what exactly they are going to do.
Mayor Cannon: I am sure that we could get that from them.
Councilman Sohor: What they want to know is, if they are going to make an investment of time and money to do this, they want to know that we will be interested in talking to them afterwards. There is no risk to us if we go ahead with this, we do not have to accept their proposal, they just want to know if we will deal with them.
Councilman Testino: I thought that they were looking for a resolution of intent to deal with them exclusively. I am not ready to make that decision. I think that we need to have a workshop on this. I don't want to select someone at this stage. I think that this resolution is premature. What I heard at that meeting was that they were seeking substantial land and monies from Old Bridge. I think we need to have a workshop to see which plan fits Old Bridge's pocketbook. Each of the organizations that came before us was looking for Old Bridge to pony up, each one wanted Old Bridge to give the land and I for one am not willing to give the land. I think that it is a must that the land stay in Old Bridge's control. I don't want to see a "Sayreville scenario." I think that we may want to have our Rec. department involved.
Councilman Sohor: We haven't made any decision as to who is going to build this and this resolution does not do that either. The Community Y is not looking for an exclusive. They are the organization that has expressed a willingness to do a study for this.
Councilman Testino: That is not what I heard.
Councilman Sohor: I have spoken to their president to make sure that he was aware that there was no exclusivity and he is fully aware that we have spoken to others. I asked the Metuchen Y about doing a feasibility study and they had intention of doing one. I think that we need a study done, maybe this will stimulate others to do proposals.
Councilman Testino: They were talking about a feasibility study to see how much money they could raise from our residents, not a professional plan on how to put the facility together. I think that we need to get something in writing.
Councilman Butler: I think we need to select a small committee and not a workshop. I personally feel that we should own that facility.
Mayor Cannon: I also spoke to Mr. Murray and my understanding is that it is a non-binding support resolution to determine is there is the fund raising capability and the interest in the community. We need to have some hard numbers especially if we are going to borrow money for this. I agree that there needs to be more thought put in this but I do think that we need to take this first step. I was told that they would like a yes or no answer by their next meeting which is December 13th. I would ask that we not lose this opportunity.
Councilman Testino: I have a problem with them setting arbitrary deadlines on us.
Mayor Cannon: They have other towns that they are looking at.
Councilman Testino: I refuse to have them put that pressure on us. Also, they are going to accept our high school teams at no cost or they won't ever come to this town.
Mayor Cannon: Well that is something that you have to negotiate. You don't start backwards.
President Maher: About 35 days ago we sent a request out to experienced engineering firms to provide us with preliminary designs. It is my understanding that they were due today.
Ms. Shepler: I have a number of them in and I haven't had a chance to review any of them.
President Maher: We also asked them to point out potential site locations. I think that this resolution is too premature. Would this letter of intent be non-binding?
Mayor Cannon: It is not a letter of intent.
President Maher: This is premature. We haven't heard from other YMCA's. I would like the Community Y to put in writing that they will build a YMCA in Old Bridge within two years and if not, they will refund any money that they have raised with respect to the development of that YMCA to Old Bridge. I don't want to see language that says " They will make a good faced effort".
Councilman Sohor: They are no where near looking at raising money, they want to know that we are willing to talk to them. That is all this is.
MOTION
by Councilman Hoff to TABLE discussion on the YMCA, seconded by Councilman Testino and so ordered on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Cucchiara, Hoff, Redmond, Testino, President Maher.
NAYS: Councilmen Greene, Sohor.
ABSENT PODIUM: Councilman Butler.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Hegarty.
After the vote the following comments were made.
President Maher: I would like Alayne to circulate those proposals to the council.
Councilman Testino: I think that we should have a committee.
Mayor Cannon: I would like Tom Badcock to be involved.
ACTION ON ITEMS DR-9 AND DR-10 REQUESTED TO TONIGHT 12/3/01
DR-9 Resolution to purchase police equipment from Airpower International over bid threshold on State Contract A48152 in the amount of $20,417.15
MOTION
by Councilman Redmond, seconded by Councilman Hoff and so ordered on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Butler, Cucchiara, Greene, Hoff, Redmond, Sohor, Testino, President Maher:
NAYS: None.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Hegarty.
Prior to the vote the following discussion took place
President Maher: What are we purchasing?
Ms. Shepler: This was in response to the September 11th crisis. This is specialized equipment.
President Maher opened the public portion. Seeing no hands President Maher closed the public portion.
DR-10 Temporary Budget Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2002 - Current Budget in a total amount of $5,000.00 (HS)
RESOLUTION #558
BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of Old Bridge, County of Middlesex, New Jersey that:
WHEREAS, there will be a delay in the adoption of the 2002 Township of Old Bridge, County of Middlesex, New Jersey Local Municipal Budget; and
WHEREAS, if additional funds are not budgeted for the following, the public welfare will be adversely affected.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Council of the Township of Old Bridge, County of Middlesex, New Jersey, that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:4-20, an emergency temporary appropriation be and same is hereby made for in the amount of $5,000.00 and that said emergency temporary appropriation shall be provided in full in the 2002 budget. (See Attached)
Current Budget
Other Expenses $5,000.00
Total $5000.00
Moved by Councilman Hoff, seconded by Councilman Testino and so ordered on the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Butler, Cucchiara, Greene, Hoff, Redmond, Sohor, Testino, President Maher.
NAYS: None.
ABSENT: Councilwoman Hegarty.
President Maher opened the public portion. Seeing no hands President Maher closed the public portion.
DISCUSSION
D-1 Codification of Code Book - (Attorney to submit recommended changes and adoption ordinance for Council review.)
President Maher: Will this be ready by next week?
Attorney Ruggierio: There are a few blanks that I want to have the clerk's office fill in. I have some notes on the changes that I made. I will produce to the council what I have now and you should be able to introduce the ordinance in January.
Councilman Testino: I would be interested in knowing if you are changing any of the powers between the mayor and council.
Attorney Ruggierio: Our code book was drawn up when we had a different form of government and some of the provisions are not consistent with the statute and I did change things to make it consistent with the statute, but I didn't change things because I thought they should be different or discretionary. I will be happy to give you a supplemental memo what I...
Councilman Testino: I don't want a memo because no one here is going to read it, I want you to give us a half hour of your time to discuss it in front of the council.
Attorney Ruggierio: Sure. I will make this absolute representation to you, that I didn't change anything, I just made things that weren't right; right.
Councilman Testino: We need to know what you did.
President Maher: Let's do it the first agenda in January.
REPORTS
R-1 Status of property being sold back to the County - (Report by: Administration) (GC)
Attorney Ruggierio: I just couldn't get to this last week. I will make contact with Mr. Kaplan within the next couple days.
Councilman Cucchiara: Is this just a communication problem?
Attorney Ruggierio: We just haven't had time to get together on the phone.
R-2 Street lighting - Birch Street (Report by: Administration) (GC)
Ms. Shepler: The contract is on Nelson's desk waiting to be signed and then it goes to GPU because it requires the installation of two new poles.
Councilman Cucchiara: Just before you get to the senior building it is very dark before you get to the stop sign. It is very dark there.
R-3 Veteran's Park - Cameras (Report by: Administration) (GC)
Ms. Shepler: I should have the final specifications by Friday and it should be bid out by the end of the year.
R-4 Police Trophies and Badges in main lobby. (Report by: Administration) (GC)
Councilman Cucchiara: Why were all the trophies and badges taken out of the lobby?
Ms. Shepler: The badges are in the training area downstairs. We have received numerous criticisms over the years from the Administrator of the Office of the Courts. There is suppose to be a distinct separation between a court building and a police building. They suggested this years ago. Some of the trophies have been given to the Police Department and we are just waiting for Public Works to move the cases.
Councilman Cucchiara: The court administration thinks its in poor taste.
Ms. Shepler: They says is does not delineate the separation of court and police. The court people line up to see the prosecutor right in front of the badges.
Councilman Cucchiara: Then what do you do with the OIC?
Ms. Shepler: I am sure they would love to do something about that.
Councilman Cucchiara: Did the PBA, FOB and the Police administration say to move all that stuff?
Ms. Shepler: No, it is a township building and it would not be their place to tell me that.
Councilman Cucchiara: After the events of September 11th I think it is in poor taste to remove them.
Ms. Shepler: I will supply you with a copy of the report from the AOC's report. They have jurisdiction over the court functions in every community in Middlesex County.
Councilman Cucchiara: I strongly disagree with it.
Ms. Shepler: Those badges have been downstairs for at least a year.
Councilman Testino: I think it would be a good idea to have some remembrance of the people we lost in town.
Ms. Shepler: We are thinking of putting together a collage of the township.
Councilman Testino: This courtroom doesn't even have an emblem of the Township of Old Bridge, all others do. Can we have the clerk look into it?
Mayor Cannon: That is an administration function and we will look into it.
R-5 Route 516 and Englishtown Road (Report by: Administration) (DMM)
Ms. Shepler: There is a letter in your packet. The construction start date is July in the year 2005.
President Maher: Can you send this to Mr. Pagnotta?
Ms. Shepler: Yes.
R-6 Status of paving of Charles Street (Report by: Administration) (DMM
Mayor Cannon: This is a State road and we do not have ownership of that road.
Ms. Shepler: To spend township funds on something that we don't own wouldn't be appropriate.
Councilman Testino: This was held up because of the Route 18 project.
Councilman Cucchiara: I thought we were going to send a letter to Assemblyman Thompson.
President Maher: Alayne, can you contact Assemblyman Thompson to get that road patched. Copy the council and Barbara York with that letter.
Councilman Redmond: Lets get Marlboro Road done also.
Ms. Shepler: I know that the county has that road scheduled because I saw the plans.
Councilman Redmond: Who is responsible with enforcing site triangles along Marlboro Road?
Ms. Shepler: Traffic & Safety.
R-7 Route 9 Plaza (WalMart/Home Depot) (Report on lighting and acceleration lane by Engineer.)
Mr. Iglesias: The plans did call for an acceleration lane onto Route 9, but when the plans were submitted to the DOT, they said no. The reason was that they require a certain number of feet between a deceleration and acceleration lanes, the site was 615 feet short of the required distance. We are trying to get a meeting with the DOT and Home Depot and I think that once the meeting takes place, I think that the council should pursue the DOT (we need heavy guns here). Some one has to push them to let us do it.
Councilman Testino: Do you want a resolution now?
Mr. Iglesias: No, after the meeting.
Councilman Redmond: There is a bigger problem here, you have a situation where the zoning board approves a set of plans and then the DOT says no. At that point, it should of came back to the zoning board for the plans to be changed. This is a significant change, everyone should have been brought back in, the moment that DOT said no to the acceleration lane.
Mr. Iglesias: No one in my office or on the zoning board can say yes or no to something like this. The plans were approved, subject to resolution to this problem, this is the normal process. This is a big ticket item. I would think that the fact that DOT didn't approve this was brought to the attention of the zoning board.
Councilman Redmond: Can we get information from the zoning board as to whether that did happen?
Mr. Iglesias: Sure.
Councilman Redmond: I sat on the board then and I remember that traffic was one of the biggest concerns and if something got changed at the DOT level, I can't imagine the zoning board saying okay.
Mr. Iglesias: Let us meet with the officials and get back to you.
Councilman Redmond: I want to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again.
Mr. Iglesias: The question is when did this letter arrive.
Councilman Redmond: They could of moved the entrance up the highway. I think that because it was a big ticket item that they hoped it would slip by and that no one would notice.
Mr. Iglesias: Let me research the matter.
Councilman Testino: I would like to see the accident reports that you requested from the police department.
R-8 Lowe's/Cedarview Estates (Report by: Administration)
Mr. Iglesias: We had a punch list prepared and had the builder address them. I forwarded a memo to you on this. The owners have offered to fund $10,000.00 worth of planting at their choosing, the was acceptable to Cedarview. The other item was the fence and my latest information was that Lowe's was getting bids to do the extra 300 feet.
Councilman Butler: I thought there was a lighting problem also.
Mr. Iglesias: I have contacted the Lowe's manger to turn off the light that was shining into some one homes. I have not gone out there personally to check it out.
Councilman Butler: I think that before everything is finalized we should have a meeting with the homeowners to make sure that everything is taken care of.
Councilman Testino: I have a memo that says the fair share contribution was not posted. Two weeks ago Alayne said it was posted.
Ms. Shepler: I said I didn't know.
Councilman Testino: How did they get a temporary CO? When will that be posted? Now the council if sitting here with a request to waive it and we have no leverage and nothing be done on that site that we wanted. Instead of having ½ million dollars of their money, we only have quarter.
Mr. Iglesias: You have a lot more than that, at least a million. I feel that there is plenty of ammunition there to do what is necessary
Councilman Testino: They are not going to pay this money, they feel that they have made improvements else where. I guarantee you we will be in a suit before we get this money.
Mr. Iglesias: There is a report from me to the zoning board that says in essence that they need to spend more than they are normally required to do so.
Councilman Testino: It was before the council and we did not waive the requirement, that means that the next day the money should of been posted or they should of had a stop work order. We are $206,000.00 in the hole and we have less leverage and I don't like it.
Mr. Iglesias: I know that when they come before the council for bond release my recommendation would be not to release the bond.
Councilman Testino: Ten years later.
Councilman Cucchiara: This is the same as the situation in Bunker Estates.
Councilman Testino: If you think that we have leverage, let me see the $206,000.00 check here tomorrow, I sincerely doubt we will see that check; ever.
Mr. Iglesias: Well they will forfeit a million dollars in performance bonds and cash.
Councilman Testino: I think that we will be looking at law suits.
President Maher: I think that Bill and Nelson should look into this and report back to us Monday.
R-9 Bonding of Roads - Cedarview (Report by: Administration and Legal)
President Maher: This was taken care of last week.
SET DATE
SD-1 Release/Reduction Performance Guarantee - Deer Run Estates (Suggested Date: Monday, February 25, 2002 at 8:00 P.M.)
Pro Forma
MOTION
To adjourn at 9:30 p.m. by Councilman Cucchiara, seconded by Councilman Butler and so ordered on an all aye vote
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President Dennis M. Maher
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Rose-Marie Saracino, Township Clerk
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