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Agenda: February 5, 2009
- 8:00 p.m.—Opening of Regular Meeting
- Roll Call
- Pledge of Allegiance—Boy Scouts of America
- Presentation by Boy Scouts of America
- Proclamation—Boy Scouts of America
- Approval of Minutes:
- Open to Public
- Council & Manager Reports
- Ordinance
- Introduction
- Position of Court Administrator/Defined Contribution Retirement Program
- Amend Inspection Fees of the Land Development Ordinance
- Second Reading
- Ordinance #1-09: Capital Ordinance Appropriating $50,000—Municipal Building Improvements including Courtroom Security
- Ordinance #2-09: Amend Land Development Ordinance—Lot grading Permits and Fee Schedule
- Ordinance #3-09: Amend Land Development Ordinance—Identify Structures permitted in all yards and on side and rear yards that are exempt from minimum yard dimensions.
- Ordinance #4-09: Authorizing the Acquisition of Property from John Thomas Powers—Open Space Acquisition
- Introduction
- Combined Action—Refund/Adjustment Resolutions
- Refund overpayment of taxes for Block 166, Lot 1.01 to Chabad of Randolph—$15,038.62
- Refund overpayment of taxes for Block 73, Lot 65 for 3 Emery Ave to Emery Ave. Assoc.—$7,896.84
- Refund overpayment of taxes for Block 73, Lot 65 for 3 Emery Ave. to Emery Ave. Assoc.—$8,170.81
- Refund outside tax sale certificate #1884 for 55 Windsor Ave to Excellent Future Investment, LLC.—$1,294.01
- Refund outside Tax Sale at 324 Center Grove Rd. to Lien Times—$35,357.17
- Release road opening bond for installation of water service at 26 Shongum Rd. to Joe Liquore—$500.00
- Release road opening cash bond for installation of driveway to Pave King Inc.—$500.00
- Authorizing Tax Collector to credit account for J. Sefcik at Block 45, Lot 3 due to Veteran’s exemption
- Release escrow funds for:
- 8 Frank Place to Mark Eschelbacher—$743.50
- 6 Alcor Rd. to Lydia Everitt—$743.50
- Block 223, Lot 6 to William Clark—$784.00
- 1 Hillcrest Drive to William Dunne—$770.50
- Block 142, Lot 15—Hurst $770.50
- Block 83, Lot 15—Roskam—$784.00
- Block 137, Lot 11.01—Horten—$325.00
- Authorizing rescission of a portion of MCCPC Contract 20 (Sporting Goods) from Metuchen Center due to inability to provide items 13 and 14
- Authorizing an award to Pinnacle Wireless for item 12 of the MCCPC Contract 41 (Purchase of Communications Equipment)
- Approve Change Order—Quaker Church Road Sidewalks for additional sidewalks $11,600—Diamond Construction
- Authorizing Auto Parts to be purchased from the State contract M0065 the US Communities Government Purchasing Alliance—not to exceed $26,000
- Authorizing purchases from NJ State contract M0483 from WSCA Computer Contract—$85,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 1 for Motor Gasoline from Allied Oil Company—$160,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 3 for Rock Salt and Liquid Calcium Chloride from various vendors—$225,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 12 for diesel fuel from vendor as needed—$350,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 14 for catch basins and manhole castings from various vendors—$50,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 16 office supplies from vendor as needed—$50,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 20A and 20B supporting goods and equipment as needed—$140,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 42 for landscaping materials as needed—$32,000
- Authorizing purchases from MCCPC contract 47 for Water meters/data recorders and radio frequency meter interface units from various vendors—$60,000
- Authorizing purchases from NJ State contract T0123 for automotive tires using various vendors as needed—$33,000
- Authorizing purchases from NJ State contract T216A for Wireless Devices and Services from Sprint/Nextel from various vendors—$35,000
- Authorizing purchases from NJ State Contract T2085 for Automotive Parts for Heavy Duty Trucks and Buses over 11,500 lbs from various vendors—$50,000
- Authorizing the award of a Professional Services Agreement to Michael V. Cresitello, Jr. for the purpose of providing services as Township Prosecutor—not to exceed $25,600, plus special sessions at $500 per session plus $135 per hour for sessions in excess of four hours not to exceed $4,000
- Authorizing the award of a Professional Services Agreement to Richard P. DeAngelis, Jr. for the purpose of providing special Counsel for Tax Appeal litigation—not to exceed $27,000 plus $600 per day for trials
- Authorizing the award of a Professional Services Agreement to Appraisal Consultants Corp. for the purpose of providing professional appraisal services in defense of tax appeals—not to exceed $28,000
- Authorize NJDEP Underground Storage Tank non-compliance settlement for 2008
- Resolution Authorizing Mayor to sign Animal Control Services Agreement—Dover
- Opposing State proposal to offer Greystone State Hospital lands for private sale
- CDBG—Public Hearing for 40 Schoolhouse Rd.
- Discussion Items
- Open to the Public
- Council Comments
- Executive
- Adjournment