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BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
OCEAN COUNTY
900 WEST BAY AVENUE
BARNEGAT, NJ 08005
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
FEBRUARY 18, 2014, 6:30 PM
1. Call to Order
2. Provisions of the Open Public Meetings Law:
Pursuant to the requirements of the OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS LAW,
adequate Public Notice of this meeting has been given:
a. By publication in the required newspapers of the date, time and
location of this meeting more than 48 hours in advance.
b. By posting advance written notice on the official Bulletin Board in
the Municipal Building.
c. By filing advance written notice with the Township Clerk for the
purpose of Public inspection.
3. Roll Call of Officials Present:
Committeewoman Taylor – Present
Committeeman Bille – Present
Committeeman Morano – Present
Deputy Mayor Lisella – Present
Mayor McCabe – Present
Invocation by Reverend Erik Hall, Pastor of Barnegat Anew United
Methodist Church
4. Salute to the Flag
Resolution 2014-056 **Tabled
Resolution authorizing the Township Committee to retire into closed
session for the purpose of discussing personnel, public safety, contractual
and litigation matters
Motion to table resolution: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
5. Mayor’s Report
Landlord/Tenant Ordinance
Being considered on first reading this evening is the revised
Landlord/Tenant ordinance which enhances the ability of the township to
regulate the rental community. Last year, under the guidance of
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Committee Member Elaine Taylor, the Township Committee moved
forward with an initiative to improve the township’s oversight of rental
properties. While this committee collectively agreed with the concept of
increasing control over the rental community, the original ordinance
proposed provisions that were contrary to federal housing law, namely,
denying housing to individuals who happen to have a past criminal record.
Barnegat Township CANNOT require landlords to deny housing to
potential tenants who have a criminal record. That is discrimination and
against the law. Additionally, requiring landlords to perform a criminal
background check adds no value to the process, as again a criminal past
cannot be a basis for denying housing.
As a result of the ordinance being contrary to federal law, it was not
adopted on second reading. Realizing the need to enhance the ability of
the township to regulate rental properties, I took the opportunity to meet
with the Township Administrator and Township Attorney to discuss how
existing township laws could be modified to accommodate expanded
oversight of the rental community. With the input of the administrator and
the attorney along with observations and recommendations from the
Police Chief and Construction Official, a straight forward, yet effective
change was made to existing town law that required landlords to evict
tenants after a second conviction of a drug related offense. The burden of
eviction is placed squarely on the landlord with substantial fines imposed if
the landlord fails to act. Again, while federal law prohibits denying housing
based on past criminal history, it does allow eviction of a tenant based
violation of the lease agreement or valid township ordinance.
Furthermore, at the recommendation of the Construction Official, the
township has increased the scope of the rental inspection required under
current Township law. Between increased scrutiny of tenant’s conduct and
actions along with expanded rental property inspections, I am confident
that this revised ordinance will achieve the desired goal of improving the
living conditions of rental properties in Barnegat along with having a
positive impact on Barnegat’s quality of life.
Edwards School – Downtown
Constructed in 1930, the Elizabeth Edwards School has been the
cornerstone of historic downtown Barnegat for over 80 years. Known
originally as Barnegat High School, the building has served the Township
well, but with the construction of new educational facilities, the Edwards
School has not been home to students for well over 10 years. Instead, the
building has been used to house some administrative offices along with
providing a space for the district’s bus drivers. Simply put, the structure
has been under utilized for a number of years. Recently, the school district
made a decision to decommission the building and turned off utilities and
boarded up the windows.
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Economic development of Barnegat is a priority for this committee. We all
would like to see a larger commercial footprint in town, including the
historic downtown area. Key to the future revitalization of the downtown is
the productive use of the Edwards School. In its current state, it
represents a disincentive to any potential investors in Barnegat. Having a
public building with wood over the windows on highly traveled route 9
sends a wrong message about Barnegat, and we as a community need to
fix that … And we need to fix it fast.
In response, Deputy Mayor Marty Lisella and I will be reaching out to the
Board of Education in hopes of establishing a meaningful working
committee dedicated to realizing a productive and beneficial purpose for
the Edwards School. While many uses for the building have been
discussed, a consensus on the eventual use of the structure must be
reached so that we can move forward on a definite plan of action. This has
far reaching implications for the future economic viability of the downtown
so it is crucial as a community we work together to resolve this concern. I
look forward to meeting with the School Board to start discussions on the
possible future uses of the Edwards School.
6. Committee Reports
Deputy Mayor M. Lisella
Economic Development
Attracting additional commercial development along with beneficial
residential projects to Barnegat is critical to the future economic success
of this community. Since January 1, Mayor Susan McCabe and I had an
opportunity to meet with developers interested with investing in Barnegat.
While plans need to be finalized, I am excited to announce this evening
the following projects:
1. Shoreline Sand and Gravel Pit
A developer with a proven track record of success acquired the large
property in a bankruptcy sale last year. Conceptual plans for the property
are for an upscale rental development with many amenities, including a
club house, to be constructed on the site. This rental development would
be age restricted. While many details need to be resolved, I am
encouraged with the commitment of this developer to produce a quality
senior residential development for Barnegat.
B. Barnegat Crossings – Lighthouse Drive
The developer for this large commercial property on Lighthouse Drive has
stated that construction of phase 1 of the project will commence late
spring, early summer. In order to secure necessary financing for the
project, the developer will approach the work in phases. In addition, to
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achieve financial feasibility required by banks or lenders, the developer
will incorporate age restricted apartments above the commercial
establishments. The apartments will have dedicated underground parking
separate from the commercial parking. This village concept of
development is consistent with the township’s master plan and while this
change will require Planning Board approval, it reflects a compromise
required for commencement of this much needed commercial project in
Barnegat.
Barnegat Police Department
Congratulations are in order for the Barnegat Police Department as
recently Barnegat has been recognized as one of the safest communities
in New Jersey. Safewise, a home security website, has identified Barnegat
as one of the 50 safest towns in New Jersey with a population over
15,000. Ranking 38 on the list Safewise used data from the FBI Crime in
the United States report along with their own comprehensive investigation
of New Jersey communities to determine the rankings.
Barnegat Police do an outstanding job and as elected officials, we have
both a legal and moral obligation to provide needed resources so that
Barnegat Police can continue doing impressive work in protecting
residents of this community.
A. Bille
Snow Plowing
First off, I would like to publicly acknowledge the efforts of Public Works
and Water/Sewer personnel with keeping the roads safe during this brutal
winter. The snow operation in Barnegat is exceptional and is a direct result
of the dedicated work of all involved. Regardless of any winter storm
approaching Barnegat, I feel safe knowing that we have capable, talented
and hard working township employees that will respond to the storm and
keep our town safe.
Snow operations are a team effort among all Township departments and
offices and indeed we have an all star team managing our snow
operations. Great job by all and please keep up the outstanding work.
Landlord/Tenant Ordinance
Regarding the Landlord/Tenant ordinance on the agenda for first reading
tonight, I am in full agreement with the remarks made by Mayor McCabe.
It is important to have an ordinance in place that is effective in regulating
the rental community in Barnegat and it appears the Mayor has been
successful with accomplishing that goal.
Furthermore, this ordinance represents the first step with addressing the
ongoing quality of life issues occurring in certain neighborhoods of
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Barnegat. Working with the Mayor, members of this committee and the
administrator, I would like to develop a comprehensive approach or plan
with resolving the social-economic problems that have plagued several
areas of this community for way too long. As governing body members,
we represent the entire community and I firmly believe the investment
made with addressing these concerns will not only improve the quality of
life for many hard working and deserving residents of Barnegat, but will
have a positive impact on the overall value of property in the township.
Frankly, I grow weary of hearing Barnegat being referred to as “Barn-aghetto”
and we must take decisive action now to resolve the urban like
social, economic and crime related issues existing in certain areas of
Barnegat. I am committed to the well being of the whole town and will
work diligently in making sure all residents have the ability to live in peace
and safety while residing in Barnegat.
L. Morano
Barnegat Public Works has done an outstanding job clearing our roads of
snow and ice this winter. An update on the Sweet Jenny’s Route 9
project: March will be their final approval, with a supermarket, Denny’s
Restaurant, Dunkin’ Donuts, and more businesses signing up every day,
which will bring in ratables. May I ask why we are purchasing
motorcycles? Admin: they will aid the Police Dept. to access areas that
the bicycle patrol can not. Ocean County security does not have the
jurisdiction or the authority of a police officer. Questions on the audit will
be answered when it is on the agenda, scheduled for March.
E. Taylor: Thank you to the Mirage Women’s Club, they raised $11,000 for
the “Go Red†foundation, bringing heart disease awareness to women.
Thank you also goes to Sharon Auer and Maryellen Brown, for getting our
TV channel up and running. They worked very hard to make my promise
to the residents of Barnegat a reality. We will be broadcasting our first
meeting in April. My question to mayor McCabe: You stated previously
that we would not spend more than $20,000 on the Lower Shore Road
field. To date we have spent over $60,000. SM: there was an expansion
in the scope of work requested by the Township, in order to have a first
class facility capable of handling the crowds associated with the games,
causing an increase in charges. We have utilized volunteers saving the
Township thousands of dollars. ET: The residents should have been
made aware of the increase in funds.
I reference to the tenant ordinance on tonight’s agenda; bad landlords
and problem tenants, we need a strong effective ordinance. The
ordinance I proposed called for landlords to register tenants and a
property rental license. Unfortunately this ordinance was tabled with
promise of a new, better ordinance this year. Unfortunately the
improvements I have heard about do not make the ordinance any better,
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they weaken it and make it less effective. In 2013 I introduced an
ordinance that, and requires a rental license for each property. The cost
of registration would be covered by $125.00 fee paid for by the landlord.
I make a motion to re-introduce the original ordinance tabled in
December 2013:
Second by Len Morano
Roll call: E. Taylor: Yes A. Bille: No Len Morano: Yes,
M. Lisella: No S. McCabe: No
Motion not carried
7. Administrator’s Report
Update on treatment of roads by Public Works to keep roads clear of snow
and ice, a costly endeavor to maintain township roads during the winter
season. The township engineer Dave Cella and firm of ARH were given
an award based on the design, plan and construction management of our
municipal dock. Reviewed ordinances and resolutions on this agenda.
Motion to open Public Comment: L. Morano Second: M. Lisella
Jim Rostron – (Barnegat Landlord): The garbage in the Lexington area is
ridiculous, the tenants should be required to bag garbage, it is blowing
around the area. In regard to Elaine Taylor’s proposal of the ordinance,
how am I supposed to know if my tenant commits a crime? ET: If there
were two or more conviction, you would be notified, this could be a basis
to begin eviction procedures.
Frank Pecci – 11 Hemlock Drive: For years I have asked the school board
to do something with that building, it is an ideal location. We have ATV’s
and bicycles to use versus the motorcycles. Emergency management:
there is a line item on the budget for salary & wages for police at
$230,000. What were the negotiations or percentage for the Water &
Sewer bargaining unit?
Hillary Azari (sp?) 24 Hannah Lee Road: we have had a problem with the
easement between 24 & 26 always being mushy with water all year round.
This has gone on for several years, how do I get the storm drain checked?
Engineer: I have a punch list stating this inlet is on the list.
Chuck Daley – 1 Lilac Lane: what interest are we trying to accomplish with
this tenant/landlord ordinance? Atty: the thought behind the ordinance is
to impose an obligation on the landlord to police their tenants, and take
more responsibility for the tenants and properties. ET: I think having a
strong ordinance it would put a dent in the 96 drug arrests in town. As a
landlord what am I to do? Do you think I will be able to have the tenant
evicted base on drug convictions? Atty: we are addressing the habitual
drug offenders, to improve Barnegat. What about my lease, and lawyer
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fees to evict? The fines are on the landlord, not the offending tenant.
Admin: this ordinance provides a mechanism to allow the Township to
address the habitual chronic drug users, in addition to expanding the
scope of the C.O. inspection in order to enhance the Township to force
landlords to maintain their property in an acceptable condition; it is a first
step in the process.
Walt Fernandez – 31 Fifth Street: I applaud the motion for the
motorcycles; it has been needed in this town for a while, such as traffic
events. I was involved in an accident of Route 72, both the police and
quality ambulance service were excellent. There are many code violations
in other parts of the town, my street, Fifth Street, is a big problem areas.
We need to enforce violations in all areas of the town.
Angela Koutsouris – 15 Jon Drive: I see tremendous value in the
purchase of the motorcycles, enabling the enforcement of violations. I had
vandalism on my property, and the motorcycle could have aided in
patrolling that area. I support the new ordinance regarding renters, I am a
landlord in another town, and have similar clause in my lease with tenants.
Denise Pilovsky – 26 Aphrodite Drive: Was the first introduction of the
landlord ordinance legal? Attorney: Yes. Township appointed an RFP to
not the lowest bidder. Admin: after review of the RFP’s the Township
Committee felt comfortable with this firm, based on merit.
Jake Taylor – 106 Newark Road: The Public Works has the snowplowing
down pat. We do not need two motorcycles for the Police Department.
We were told the Lower Shore Field would only cost us $20,000.
Morris Flory – 4 Blue Claw Drive: will there be an archive for viewing
videos on the cable channel? Admin: we will consider our options.
Daniel Day – 200 Edison Road: How much have we received from FEMA
for the dock? Admin: we have received a few hundred thousand dollars
so far. We have sent bills for $1.2 million.
Arthur Robidoux – 108 Ravenwood Blvd.: what are the plans for the
development of the Shoreline property? ML: it is still in the preliminary
stages. Would recreational facilities be proposed for the area? The
Lower Shore Fields; when it is done will it be certified as useable and
serviceable by someone? And what is the responsibility of the Township?
Admin: The Ocean County Joint Insurance Fund will inspect it when it is
finished.
Motion to close Public comment: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
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8. New Business
Ordinance 2014-01 (First Reading)
An Ordinance establishing certain salaries of certain officers and
employees and repealing any and all other ordinances inconsistent
herewith
Motion to introduce ordinance: M. Lisella Second: A. Bille
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Ordinance 2014-02 (First Reading)
An Ordinance updating the Sewer Rules and Regulations
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Ordinance 2014-03 (First Reading)
An Ordinance updating the Water Rules and Regulations
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Ordinance 2014-04 (First Reading)
An Ordinance to amend Chapter 55, Land Use, to establish commercial
design standards for uses permitted within the CPHD ( Planned Highway
Development Commercial), CN (Neighborhood Commercial), CV (Village
Commercial, and CM (Marine Commercial) Zones as well as the Town
Center TC-CPHD, TC-CN and TC-CV
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Ordinance 2014-05 (First Reading)
An Ordinance to amend Chapter 55, Land Use to establish architectural
design standards for construction within the Historic District and the
Historic District Transition area in accordance with the 2011 Barnegat
Township Master Plan
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
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Ordinance 2014-06 (First Reading)
An Ordinance adding a new Chapter 5 to be entitled “Cable Television:
Programming Policies and Procedures for Government Access Channelâ€
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Ordinance 2014-07 (First Reading)
An Ordinance amending and supplementing Chapter 71 Article IV entitled
“Snow Emergencies†to add a 71.22A for procedures to reimburse
residents for damage to mailboxes due to snow removal operations
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Ordinance 2014-08 (First Reading)
An Ordinance rescinding Ordinance 1996-15 which erroneously vacated
all right title and interest of the Township in an unimproved Right-Of-Way
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Ordinance 2014-09 (First Reading)
An Ordinance amending Chapter 63-B entitled “Rental Properties†of the
Township General Code of the Township of Barnegat
Motion to introduce ordinance: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: No Bille: Yes Morano: No
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Approval of the minutes for the January 1, 2014 Reorganization Meeting
Motion to approve minutes: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
9. Formal Action Agenda
Resolution 2014-057
Resolution authorizing payment of Bill List in the amount of $9,767,715.58
Motion to adopt resolution: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
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Roll Call: Taylor: Yes, except: 13-03336, No, 13-03337, No, 13-
033258, No 13-03354, No, 14-00302, Abstain
Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Resolution 2014-57A
Resolution authorizing payment of Bill List in the amount of
$10,886,265.54
Motion to adopt resolution: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes, except: 14-0076, No, 14-00104, No, 14-
00105, No, 14-00106, No, 14-00108, No, 14-00429, No,
14-00430, No, 14-00487, No Bille: Yes
Morano: Yes Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Resolution 2014-058
Resolution authorizing appropriation transfers within the Current Fund
Motion to adopt resolution: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Resolution 2014-059
Resolution authorizing emergency temporary appropriations for the
Current Fund
Motion to adopt resolution: M. Lisella Second: L. Morano
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
Resolution 2014-060
Resolution authorizing cancellation of outstanding checks
Motion to adopt resolution: A. Bille Second: M. Lisella
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes Bille: Yes Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
10. Consent Agenda:
The below listed items are considered to be routine by the Township of
Barnegat and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no formal
discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, this item will be
removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately.
Approval of an Off Premise 50/50 by the American Legion Unit #232 on
March 17, 2014
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Approval of John M. Jurgens as a Volunteer Fire Police for the Pinewood
Estates Fire Department
Approval of Harold Aceto and Matthew M. Dodds as Volunteer Fire
Fighters for the Pinewood Estates Fire Department
Approval of Frank Ciraulo and Andrew Wahlberg transferring from
Barnegat Volunteer Fire Co to Pinewood Estates Volunteer Fire Co.
Approval of Fire Fighter Michael J. Essig transferring from Barnegat
Volunteer Fire Co. to Pinewood Estates Volunteer Fire Co
Approval of Jeremiah P. Leahy, Jr., as a Volunteer Fire Fighter for the
Barnegat Fire Co. No. 1
Approval of the 3rd Annual Jog with Jake 5K Run/Walk for Autism to be
held on Saturday, May 3, 2014 at the Municipal Dock
Approval of Jersey Outlaws Garvey Racing Club adding June 15th and
September 20th, 2014 with a rain date of September 21st, 2014 for their
Championship Day, to their Garvey Races in Barnegat
Approval of two (2) Flea and Craft Markets at the Municipal Dock by the
Historical Society on Saturday, July 26 and August 23, 2014
Approval of a Gift Auction held by the Barnegat Sports Boosters, Inc. on
March 22, 2014
Approval of Motorcycle Competition Incorporated to operate an on/offhighway
motorcycle event on February 23, 2014, they will ride from
Warren Gove Recreation Area through Coil Field Area and back to Warren
Grove
Resolution 2014-061
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
114.15, Lot 25, also known as 10 Admiral Court
Resolution 2014-062
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
114.13, Lot 6, also known as 85 Bowline Street
Resolution 2014-063
Resolution authorizing the Tax Collector to refund Tax Payment
erroneously paid on Block 116.16, Lot 19, also known as 9 Buxton Court
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Resolution 2014-064
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
93.10, Lot 18, also known as 36 Carriage Way
Resolution 2014-065
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block 249,
Lot 1, also known as 22 Cedar Street and Block 208, Lot 37.01, also
known as 85 Water Street
Resolution 2014-066
Resolution authorizing a refund based on a successful Tax Appeal on
Block 92, Lot 15, also known as 30 Cloverdale Road, Block 92, Lot 18,
also known as 1111 West Bay Avenue, Block 92, Lot 18.01, also known
as 1109 West Bay Avenue and Block 92, Lot 23.03, also known as 1061A
West Bay Avenue
Resolution 2014-067
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
95.14, Lot 7, also known as 34 Fifth Street and block 114.37, Lot 35, also
known as 2 Revere Court
Resolution 2014-068
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
114.46, Lot 7, also known as 103 Georgetown Boulevard
Resolution 2014-069
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
116.14, Lot 4, also known as 1 Hickory Circle
Resolution 2014-070
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
114.13, Lot 17, also known as 3 Hull Court
Resolution 2014-071
Resolution authorizing the Tax Collector to transfer funds from the Tax
Account to the Water/Sewer Account on Block 114.17, Lot 11, also known
as 31 Mizzen Drive
Resolution 2014-072
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
114.19, Lot 16, also known as 31 Nautilus Avenue
Resolution 2014-073
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
92.84, Lot 7, also known as 100 Nautilus Drive
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Resolution 2014-074
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
116.35, Lot 37, also known as 25 Periwinkle Drive
Resolution 2014-075
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
114.53, Lot 4, also known as 9 Potomac Avenue
Resolution 2014-076
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
116.27, Lot 5, also known as 11 Ravenwood Boulevard, Block 114.16, Lot
24, also known as 16 Mizzen Drive and Block 116.26, Lot 6, also known
as 11 Aspen Circle
Resolution 2014-077
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
116.19, Lot 35, also known as 18 Tanglewood Drive and Block 114.26, Lot
60, also known as 123 Lexington Boulevard
Resolution 2014-078
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
95.39, Lot 12, also known as 10 Trout Run Terrace
Resolution 2014-079
Resolution authorizing a refund of premium paid at Tax Sale on Block
114.31, Lot 17, also known as 115 Village Drive, Block 116.35, Lot 27,
also known as 5 Periwinkle Drive, Block 114.48, Lot 7, also known as 2
Drum Court and Block 95.36, Lot 2, also known as 49 Pond View Circle
Resolution 2014-080
Resolution authorizing the Building Department to refund a payment on 9
Hearth Court and 886 West Bay Avenue due to work not being done at
this time
Resolution 2014-081
Resolution authorizing Michael Ball, Recycling Coordinator to file the 2012
Recycling Tonnage Grant to the State of New Jersey DEP
Resolution 2014-082
Resolution certifying the amount of Recycling Tax paid for the year 2013
in the amount of $25,598.49
Resolution 2014-083
Resolution authorizing the purchase of two (2) 2006 Motorcycles from
Stafford Township for a total purchase price of $11,000.
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Resolution 2014-084
Resolution appointing Part-Time Aides for the Recreation Department for
2014
Resolution 2014-085
Resolution authorizing approval of Engineering Certificate No. 8 Final and
Change Order No. 1 resulting in a reduction of the original contract price
by $11,006.40 and approving final payment in the amount of $11,978.47
to Highway Safety Systems, Inc. for work on the Municipal Dock
Resolution 2014-086
Resolution authorizing approval of Engineering Certificate No. 4 Final and
Change Order No. 1 resulting in a reduction of the original contract price
by $1,364.48 and final payment in the amount of $5,860.35 to Master Wire
Mfg, Inc. for work on the Municipal Dock
Resolution 2014-087
Resolution authorizing approval of Payment #3 Final and Change Order
No. 1 resulting in a reduction of the original contract price by $26,357.22
and final payment in the amount of $5,797.57 to Earle Asphalt Company
for the NJDOT FY2011 Hillside Avenue Roadway Improvements
Resolution 2014-088
Resolution authorizing approval of the reduction of a Performance
Guarantee for Heritage Point, North, Section 7A, Site Improvements
Resolution 2014-089
Resolution denying the release of a Maintenance Bond for CVS
Pharmacy, Site Improvements
Resolution 2014-090
Resolution authorizing the release of a Maintenance Bond for Holly Oaks
Development, Water and Sewer System Improvements
Resolution 2014-091
Resolution denying the release of a Maintenance Bond for Holly Oaks
Development, Site Improvements
Resolution 2014-092
Resolution appointing Captain Richard Dugan and Lieutenant Keith
Germain as Emergency Management Coordinator and Deputy Emergency
Management Coordinator for a period of three (3) years
Resolution 2014-093
Resolution appointing members to the Economic Development Committee
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Resolution 2014-094
Resolution authorizing Municipal Clerk to advertise for the receipt of bids
for the procurement of Bell Mine and/or Carmeuse Hydrated High Calcium
Lime
Resolution 2014-095
Resolution endorsing the submission of the FY 2014 Ocean County
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) for the Barnegat Township
Transportation Assistance Program in the amount of $35,000.00
Resolution 2014-096
Resolution authorizing the Municipal Clerk to advertise for Request for
Proposal for Administrative Agent for Affordable Housing Units
Resolution 2014-097
Resolution authorizing a contract for Annual Subscription for internet
access to the Guardian Tracking Employee Documentation for the
Barnegat Police Department in the of $979.00
Resolution 2014-098
Resolution authorizing the renewal of the License/Maintenance with
Computer Information System for the Barnegat Township Police
Department for the year 2014 in the amount of $9,360.00
Resolution 2014-099
Resolution authorizing a contract for Annual Maintenance to ATT
Communications for the Barnegat Township Police Department in the
amount of $356.00 per month
Resolution 2014-100
Resolution authorizing the retention of Developer Escrow Interest
Resolution 2014-101
Resolution appointing a member to the Senior Advisory Committee
Resolution 2014-102
Resolution appointing a member to the Shade Tree Commission
Resolution 2014-103
Resolution authorizing reimbursement for cancellation of Recreation
Program Classes
Resolution 2014-104
Resolution appointing Judith Voishnis as a Violations Clerk of the
Barnegat Township Municipal Court
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Resolution 2014-105
Resolution approving the Labor Contract for the Water/Sewer Department
Resolution 2014-106
Resolution authorizing the Municipal Clerk to apply to the NJDEP and the
NJEIT for the installation of a Backup Generator for Well No. 4
Resolution 2014-107
Resolution authorizing the Township to join and participate in the New
Jersey Sustainable Energy Joint Meeting
Motion to Adopt Consent Agenda: M. Lisella Second: A. Bille
Roll Call: Taylor: Yes, 2014-083: No
Bille: Yes, 2014-088: Abstain Morano: Yes
Lisella: Yes McCabe: Yes
11. Motion to Adjourn: M. Lisella Second: A. Bille
All are in favor
I hereby certify that the foregoing minutes
Were formally approved by the
Barnegat Township Committee:
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