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Agenda: January 10, 2012

1. 7:00 p.m.—Opening of Regular Meeting
2. Roll Call
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Open to the Public
5. Council & Manager Reports
6. Soil Movement Hearing—Randolph Diner
7. Combined Action—Refund/Adjustment Resolutions
   1. Approving Soil Movement Permit for Randolph Diner
   2. Authorizing Release of Road Opening Cash Bond at 35 Calais Road to Nicholas Margaronis—$500.00
   3. Authorizing Rescission of a portion of MCCPC 2012 Contract 6—Category C Road Resurfacing from Schifano Construction and re-awarding to Tilcon New York
   4. Authorizing Rescission of a portion of MCCPC 2012 Contract 6—Category I Road Resurfacing from Schifano Construction and re-awarding to Tilcon New York
   5. Authorizing Coin Toss Awards for MCCPC Contracts
   6. Release of Police Detail Escrow for Road Safety Systems—$142.00
   7. Re-establishment of the Municipal Alliance Committee
   8. Release escrow funds for Block 18, Lot 10 to Frank Mariconda/Metro Development Group
   9. Authorizing Change Orders 1 & 2 to the Public Works Building
   10. 2012 Temporary Budget
   11. Professional Services Agreements:
       1. Jaman Engineering: Professional Surveying Services for Block 86, Lots 72, 72.02, 72.03, 73, 74 & 75—DPW property—not to exceed $8,000.00
       2. Robert Michaels & Associates: Planning Services for Assistance in Completing Highlands Modules 2-7—not to exceed $7,500
       3. Fredric Knapp, Esq.: Labor and Negotiations—not to exceed $10,000
       4. Jack Kraft: Bond Counsel Services—not to exceed $10,000
       5. Animal Clinic of Morris Plains: Veterinary Services—not to exceed $12,000
       6. Nisivoccia LLP: Auditing Services—not to exceed $43,960
       7. Pavia Kriegman: Webmaster Services for the MCCPC—not to exceed $3,000
       8. Pavia Kriegman: Webmaster Services for Randolph Township—not to exceed $6,000
       9. Ferriero Engineering: Consulting Engineer—not to exceed $84,000.00
       10. Anthony M. Bucco: Negotiations and Preparations of Developer’s Agreements—not to exceed $15,000.00
       11. John E. Horan: Public Defender—not to exceed $14,000
       12. Buzak Law Group: Township Legal Services—not to exceed $292,200.00
       13. Fred Semrau: Special Counsel for Tax Appeals—not to exceed $19,000 plus $600 per day for trials
       14. James K. Pryor: Conflict Public Defender—$300 per case, total contract not to exceed $2,500.00
       15. Ben Horton Architecture & Design: Services w/regard to the Senior Center and Library Project—not to exceed 8,450.00
       16. EcolSciences: Supplemental Remedial Investigation of EA Porter Site @ 42 Bennett Ave.—not to exceed $99,500.00
       17. Garden State Laboratories: testing and laboratory services—not to exceed $7,650.00
       18. Michael Cresitello, Jr.: Township Prosecutor Services—not to exceed $25,600 plus Special Sessions at $500 per session, plus $135.00 per hour
8. Ordinances
   1. Second Reading
   2. Introduction
      1. Amending and Supplementing Section 31-54—Crosswalks
      2. Amending and Supplementing Chapter 44—Sidewalk Maintenance
      3. Re-adopting Chapter 39—Property Maintenance Code
9. Discussion Items
   1. Presentation: United Cerebral Palsy Executive Director Andrea Krich and Housing Supervisor Lisa Peterson to discuss independent living facility at 7 Main Street
   2. Communications Task Force—Update
   3. Electronic Message Signs at DPW and Library/Community Center
   4. Swiftreach Contract
10. Open to the Public
11. Council Comments
12. Executive Session
13. Adjournment