Public
Meeting - August 18, 2009 - amended 8/18/09**
OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS ACT ANNOUNCEMENT
ROLL CALL
Proclamation - Honoring September
as Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Questions on Bill List?
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS – R.
Greenbaum
August 4, 2009 WS & PM (all present)
CORRESPONDENCE
LETTERS FROM RESIDENTS/ORGANIZATIONS
1. Email received August 12, 2009,
from Curtis Turpan regarding a tree
at 16 Stonewald Road. PDF Correspondence
RESOLUTIONS / ORDINANCES / CORRESPONDENCE
OTHER TOWNS
2. Letter received August 5, 2009,
from Allamuchy Township regarding proposed
amendments to the Land Development
Ordinance. PDF
Correspondence
3. Email received August 11, 2009,
from Mendham Township regarding a Resolution
requesting the Legislature to Restructure
and Bring Fairness to Tax and Franchise
Fees Imposed on Telecommunications
and Cable Telecommunications Service
Providers in New Jersey. PDF
Correspondence
4. Resolution received August 13,
2009, from the Township of Jefferson
supporting
an Amendment to the Open Public Records
Act. PDF
Correspondence
5. Resolution received August 14,
2009, from the Town of Boonton supporting
an Amendment to the Open Public Records
Act. PDF Correspondence
DOT/ /DEP / LOI / HIGHLANDS
6. Letter received August 13, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection regarding
119 Stedwick Drive. PDF
Correspondence
7. Letter received August 14, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection regarding
a Public Notice. PDF Correspondence
LEAGUE OF MUNICIPALITIES
8. Email received August 3, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding the Monmouth County COAH
Briefing Scheduled for August 4th.
PDF
Correspondence
9. Email received August 5, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding a Call for Nominations for
the Eighth Annual Innovation in Governance
Awards. PDF
Correspondence
10. Email received August 5, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding Organ Donation and Your Community
and Draft Proclamation, August Grant
Page Posted, DEP Discusses Plans to
Implement New Site Remediation Reform
Act, A-3508, Enabling Municipalities
to Utilize Credit Unions as Depositories,
and Process for Filing Consumer Complaints
Concerning Banking and Insurance. PDF
Correspondence
11. Email received August 5, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding 4 Issues. PDF
Correspondence
12. Email received August 6, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding Federal Transportation Funding
and Volunteer Background Checks. PDF
Correspondence
13. Email received August 6, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding Temporary Layoff Guidelines
for Local Appointing Authorities. PDF
Correspondence
14. Email received August 7, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding a NJ Local Government Greenhouse
Gas Reduction Grant Program. PDF
Correspondence
15. Email received August 10, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding a Special Charity Event for
League Members. PDF
Correspondence
16. Email received August 12, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding Hurricane Season. PDF
Correspondence
17. Email received August 13, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey League
of Municipalities
regarding Hurricane Season. PDF
Correspondence
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
18. Letter received August 10, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey, Department
of Agriculture regarding the Gypsy
Moth Egg mass Survey of Mount Olive
Township. PDF
Correspondence
ENVIRONMENTAL
19. Environmental Alert received
August 10, 2009, from Birdsall Services
Group
regarding Site remediation Reform Act
and Licensed Remediation Professional
Program. PDF
Correspondence
UTILITIES
20. Letter received August 5, 2009,
from Jersey Central Power and Light
regarding
Routine Maintenance. PDF
Correspondence
DCA
21. Email received August 3, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Department
of Community Affairs regarding a GovConnect
Update for August 3, 2009. PDF Correspondence
LETTER FROM LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES
22. Email received July 31, 2009,
from Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen
regarding
The Week Just Past, The “Uninsured” by
the Numbers, House Passes “Treading
Water” Defense Bill, Working
to Improve Veterans Care, Spread the
eNews, and Contact Rep. Frelinghuysen. PDF
Correspondence
MSA
23. Email received August 6, 2009,
from the Musconetcong Sewerage Authority
regarding Minutes of a June 3, 2009
meeting. PDF
Correspondence
COAH
24. Email received August 12, 2009,
from the State of New Jersey Council
on
Affordable Housing regarding COAH Information
for Highlands Municipalities. PDF
Correspondence
MORRIS COUNTY
25. Letter received August 13, 2009,
from the Morris County League of Municipalities
regarding a Swine Flu Update program.
PDF Correspondence
26. Letter received August 14, 2009,
from the Morris County Board of Chosen
Freeholders regarding an invitation
to a September 11th Remembrance Service
and Candlelight Vigil. PDF Correspondence
ORDINANCES FOR PUBLIC HEARING
Ord.#17-2009 Bond Ordinance Providing
a Supplemental Appropriation of $382,200
for Improvements to the Water Utility
in and by the Township of Mount Olive,
in the County of Morris, New Jersey
and Authorizing the Issuance of $382,200
Bonds or Notes of the Township for
Financing Part of the Appropriation. – R.
Perkins PDF Ordinance
Ord.#18-2009 Bond Ordinance Providing
for Various Capital Improvements of
the Township of Mount Olive, in the
County of Morris, New Jersey, Appropriating
the Aggregate Amount of $717,743 Therefore
and Authorizing the Issuance of $534,606
Bonds or Notes of the Township to Finance
Part of the Cost Thereof. – A.
Roman PDF Ordinance
Ord.#19-2009 Bond Ordinance Providing
for Various Improvements to the Water
Utility in and by the Township of Mount
Olive, in the County of Morris, New
Jersey, Appropriating $225,000 Therefore
and Authorizing the Issuance of $213,750
Bonds or Notes of the Township to Finance
the Cost Thereof. – C. Labow
PDF Ordinance
ORDINANCES FOR FIRST READING (second
reading/public hearing September 1,
2009)
Ord.#20-2009 An Ordinance of the Township
of Mount Olive, County of Morris, and
State of New Jersey Authorizing the
Negotiation, Execution and Recording
of a Conservation Easement to the New
Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection for a Portion of Block 6800,
Lot 13 and as Further Described Herein
and Pursuant to the Terms and Conditions
of this Ordinance. – A. Roman
PDF Ordinance
CONSENT RESOLUTIONS AGENDA:
Resolutions on the Consent Agenda
List are considered to be routine and
non-controversial by the Township Council
and will be approved by one motion
(one vote). There will be no separate
discussion or debate on each of these
resolutions except for the possibility
of brief clarifying statements that
may be offered. If one or more Council
member requests, any individual resolution
on the Consent Agenda may be removed
from the Consent Agenda List and acted
on separately.
CONSENT RESOLUTIONS – J. Mania
1. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
Capital Budget Amendments. PDF Resolution
2. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Establishing
Two New Change Funds for the Tax Collector’s
Office. PDF Resolution
3. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Requesting
Approval from the Director of the Division
of Local Government Services for Insertion
of a Specific Item of Revenue into
the 2009 Municipal Budget ($2,500 Pandemic
Flu Planning). PDF
Resolution REMOVED DUPLICATE**
4. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Requesting
Approval from the Director of the Division
of Local Government Services for Insertion
of a Specific Item of Revenue into
the 2009 Municipal Budget ($500 Donation
from BASF for Police Equipment). PDF
Resolution
5. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
the Cancellation of a Grant Balance
(Obey th Sign or Pay Fines). PDF Resolution
6. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
the Cancellation of Taxes of Various
Properties Foreclosed by Mount Olive
Township. PDF Resolution
7. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
the Cancellation of Taxes on Block
4100 Lot 10 aka Combe Fill Corp. PDF
Resolution
8. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Relative
to the Appeal Filed by BT-Newyo, LLC
(UPS) v. Township of Mount Olive Block
102 Lot 18, 303 Waterloo Valley Road.
PDF Resolution
9. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Supporting
the Development of a “Left Lane
For Left Turn Only” at the Intersection
of Route 206 and Laurel Drive. PDF
Resolution
10. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Resolution
Authorizing the Closing of a Portion
of Sand Shore Road on Saturday, September
26, 2009 for the ITC Triathlon. PDF
Resolution
11. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
a Settlement in Connection with the
Tax Appeal Entitled Young & Bakarian
Realty Partnership v. Mount Olive Township.
PDF Resolution
12. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
a Settlement in Connection with the
Tax Appeal Entitled MF Mt. Olive, LLC
v. Mount Olive Township. PDF Resolution
PUBLIC PORTION ON CONSENT RESOLUTIONS
COUNCIL COMMENTS ON CONSENT RESOLUTIONS
ROLL CALL
RESOLUTIONS NON CONSENT
13. Resolution of the Township Council
of the Township of Mount Olive Authorizing
Mayor David Scapicchio to Execute a
Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund Application.
PDF
Resolution ADDED**
PUBLIC PORTION ON INDIVIDUAL RESOLUTIONS
COUNCIL COMMENTS ON INDIVIDUAL RESOLUTIONS
ROLL CALL
MOTIONS
1. Approval of an Amendment to Bingo
License #2308 for the K of C #6100
Fr. Joseph A. Cassidy Council and Raffle
Application #2319 for St. James Episcopal
Church. - R. Greenbaum
2. Bill List. – P. Tobey PDF
Bill List
ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
LEGAL MATTERS
COUNCIL REPORTS
Recreation Liaison Report – A.
Roman
Board of Health Report – R. Perkins
Planning Board Report – R. Greenbaum
Board of Adjustment Liaison Report – R.
Greenbaum
Open Space Committee Report – C.
Labow
Legislative Committee Report – R.
Perkins
Pride Committee Report – C. Labow
Board of Education Liaison Report – A.
Roman
Lake/Environment Issues Committee – S.
Rattner
Safety Committee Liaison – R.
Perkins
Economic Development Committee Report – S.
Rattner
Solid Waste Advisory Committee Report – R.
Perkins
Library Board Liaison – P. Tobey
Senior Citizen Liaison – C. Labow
PUBLIC PORTION
COUNCIL COMMENTS
ADJOURNMENT
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