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A Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of
Carteret was called to order by Mayor Daniel J. Reiman on
Thursday, March 22, 2012, 6:00 P.M., Council Chambers,
Memorial Municipal Building, 61 Cooke Avenue, Carteret, New
Jersey.
Upon Individual Roll Cali Vote the following were noted present:
Councilmember Vincent Bellino
" Jorge Diaz
Dennis DiMascio
Randy Krum
Joseph W. Sitarz
Noted Absent was Councilmember Susan Naples.
Also Noted present was Municipal Clerk Kathleen M. Barney and
Borough Attorney Robert Bergen.
The meeting was opened with a minute of silent prayer and the
Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor Daniel J. Reiman.
The Clerk stated that the 2012 Annual Meeting Notice was mailed
to The Home News Tribune, The Star Ledger and posted on the
Bulletin Board. It was published in The Home News Tribune on
January 9, 2012 and in The Star Ledger on January 10, 2012.
March 22, 2012
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MIMES FCR Upon MMS &c by Councilmembers Sitarz and Bellino and
APFRWAL unanimous affirmative vote of the five (5) Councilmembers
present the Minutes of February 16 and March 1, 2012 were
approved, transcribed and engrossed by the Clerk.
ORDNANCE #12 -5 ORDINANCE #12 -5 was introduced and adopted on First Reading
'ULINAR YFAR 2012 and the Clerk authorized and directed to advertise same for Public
OEDINVU`DEKCIID Hearing to be held on April 12, 2012, upon MMS &C by
MAIICIPAL I ODGEr
APPRDFPJAITCN LF41S AID Councilmembers Diaz and Sitarz. Upon individual roll call vote
70 FSTaRI.T.w A CAP BW Councilmembers Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and Sitarz voted in
(N.J.S.A.40A:4- 45.14) the Affirmative. Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
First Readitg BOROUGH OF CARTERET
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
CALENDAR YEAR 2012
ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET
APPROPRIATION LIMITS AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK
( N.J.S. A.40A.4- 45.14)"
ORDINU #12-6 ORDINANCE 912 -6 was introduced and adopted on First Reading
"CAPITAL DIME4NNF and the Clerk authorized and directed to advertise same for Public
CRDII�M FOR t1ATIItFId' F Hearing to be held on April 12, 2012, upon MMS &C by
PARK D9FIaREV' Councilmembers Diaz and Sitarz. Upon individual roll call vote
Councilmembers Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and Sitarz voteq in
the Affirmative. Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
"ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR VARIOUS PARK IMPROVEMENTS IN
First Reading AND BY THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET, IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $2,000,000 THEREFOR
AND AUTHORIZING THE FINANCING OF $1,9000,000 TO FINANCE
PART OF THE COST THEREOF"
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ORDINANCE #12 -7 was introduced and adopted on First Reading CRDIIONM #12 -7
and the Clerk authorized and directed to advertise same for Public 'IXM SPACE RDD
Hearing to be held on April 12, 2012, upon MMS &C by CPDHM U- FUR "
Councilmembers Diaz and Sitarz. Upon individual roll call vote VARICtS PARK DIRNM
Councilmembers Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and Sitarz voted in
the Affirmative. Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
"ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR VARIOUS PARK IMPROVEMENTS IN First heading
AND BY THE BOROUGH OF CARTERET, IN THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $5,000.00 THEREFOR
AND AUTHORIZING THE FINANCING OF $5,000,000 TO FINANCE
PART OF THE COST THEREOF AND TO BE PAID FROM THE
MUNICIPAL OPEN SPACE FUND"
Upon MMS &C by Councilmembers Diaz and Sitarz and PUBLIC rCRITCN CN
unanimous affirmative vote of the five (5) Councilmembers RE3J=CNS/AGM
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present, the public portion on Resolutions /Agenda Items and New REE\ SS N94 ISII�S
Business was opened to the public.
A resident named Lisa spoke about the noise on Roosevelt Ave. Lisa -Resident
Mayor Reiman said they have removed the truck traffic on
Roosevelt Avenue to create a light traffic street.
Lisa told Mayor Reiman it was still happening.
Mayor Reiman said on occasion it still does and explained the
Police Department is enforcing it periodically and part of the noise
is because of the large volume of traffic on Roosevelt Avenue
which is the most heavily traveled roadway in Carteret. He
suggested that maybe reducing the speed could help with that
and asked the Municipal Clerk to Email Mr. DuPont and Captain
McFadden to look into that.
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Lisa Resit Coat:
Lisa said there are crosswalks on Edwin Street but the cars don't ,
stop.
Mayor Reiman said they will have signs put up and put police
patrol there.
Kevin Urfa Kevin Urban then spoke. He said he had concerns about the soil
safe project.
Mayor Reiman said we are three (3) years into the project.
Kevin Urban said it is going to be twenty (20) feet tall on twenty
(20) acres and there is not going to be a bulk head or a berm
around the area and with sixty -five (65) trucks a day the stuff will
be elevating so high so quickly and asked if they would be
expanding on that.
Mayor Reiman said the total site is one hundred and twenty -five
(125) acres and anticipate the finished product to be anywhere
from twenty -five (25) to thirty -five (35) acres to be a usual pad
and explained whatever is put on site and the elevations have to
be approved by the New Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection. He said from the 1930's to the 1970's Cytec Industries
dumped over two (2) million tons of sludge on site and the berms
that are there keeping the sludge from going into the Rahway
River are failing so if we have a bad storm, high tides or a full
moon we can have a catastrophe environmental disaster. He said
part of the issue is to bring in ID27 and said no hazardous material
will be brought in and said there is a difference of hazardous and
low level contamination and there are some low level issues
which all have to be amended and mixed on site and they are
going to create a Portland cement cap.
Kevin Urban said while mixing this with cement there will be dust
and this can cause burning eyes and nose bleeds.
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Mayor Reiman said ID27 will be the only thing allowed to Pe Kevin UrtEn Cont:
brought in and that is assuming they get their permit. He said the
end result could be as many as twenty -five (25) to thirty -five (35)
acres of property that could be used for future industrial or
commercial re- development and the remaining one hundred and
twenty -five (125) acres for open space wetlands mitigation, berms
a river walk, etc.
Kevin Urban questioned the seventy -five (75) jobs that would be
created and asked if they would be Carteret residents.
Mayor Reiman said a request was put in and there is
requirements to eligibility and qualifications and hopefully there
are people in town that can fill them.
Kevin Urban said there are to be no vehicles on the town roads
and asked the Mayor how that would be controlled.
Mayor Reiman said he would have to see if it is a site plan issue
and said it is not enforceable from a traffic point and explained
none of our local roadways can exceed two (2) or three (3) tons
so they will have to come in off the Turnpike, perhaps onto the
Industrial Highway not on local streets.
Kevin Hernandez spoke. He said he moved her five (5) years ago emu He'TYancle'
from the Bronx. He said when he first moved in there was drug
activity across the street but it was cleaned up and from that
point on things have been good and said he moved to Carteret for
quality of life. He did say he had concerns about the Library, that
it is not quiet enough and needs more control and was also
concerned about the dirt bikes at Prologis.
Mayor Reiman said he received his email about that and followed
up with letters to the mayor and police of their township. He said
they are to be removing the berms, fencing the area and
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KaAn Harnardez Cont. increasing patrols and said Prologis is also to be coming back to
finish their project. ,
Kevin Hernandez went on to complain about his neighbor who
rides a dirt bike on his front yard and said he did report it and said
in Essex Park the neighbors are walking their dogs and not
cleaning it up and said there are no signs.
Mayor Reiman said he had received his email on this and he spoke
to the Park's Department and the Board of Health and directed
them to put up permanent metal signs and explained that signs
are not needed for it to be enforced by the police, that it is a state
law. He said boxes that hold clean up bags have also been ordered
forth e park.
Kevin Hernandez mentioned the tennis courts by the Middle
Schoo, if anything had been negotiated with the YMCA. He said he
had many friends that would like to play.
Mayor Reiman said the YMCA had operated several programs in
Carteret and spoke of a few and said this year they have a
meeting coming up to talk with them to come in and do a full
entourage of programs. He said they are also close to an
agreement on a long term lease to rent out a gymnasium in a
parochial school that hasn't been used since the 1970's. It can be
used for adult and child basketball and volleyball programs.
Kevin Hernandez asked if there were any meetings for residepts
to get together to discuss their ideas.
Mayor Reiman explained to him we have an "Open Door Policy'
so if you want to bring friends and family to chat we are more
than happy to do that and told him in the past they have tried
Town Hall Meetings and very few people showed up.
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Kevin Hernandez said he is working on a teen employment
program and explained he is,working on way to improve the
community.
Upon MMS &C by Councilmembers Sitarz and Krum and
unanimous affirmative vote of the five (5) Councilmembers
present the public portion was closed.
The Mayor read the Resolutions into the record:
1. #12 -43 Amendment to the Temporary Budget
2. #12 -44 Authorizing Issuance of a Taxicab Owner's License
to Safeway Taxi.
3. #12 -45 Authorizing Mayor to Execute a Memorandum of
Understanding with Bricklayers and Allied Craft Workers
Locals 2,4,& 5.
4. #12 -46 Directing the Issuance of a Taxicab Driver's License
— Safeway Taxi.
5. #12 -47 Accepting Disciplinary Plea from Wine Zone, ABC
License #1201 -32- 040 -005.
6. #12 -48 Professional Services — CME Associates, Re:
Geotechnical Engineering Services for NJSP Marine
Barracks.
7. #12 -49 Introduction of the 2012 Local Municipal Budget.
8. #12 -50 Professional Services — CME Associates, Re: Essex
Street Sanitary Sewer Repair.
9. #12 -51 Professional Services — CME Associates, Re:
Waterfront Park Boat Ramp Reconstruction.
10. #12 -52 Award of Bid for Essex Street Sewer Repair
Improvements.
11. #12 -53 Professional Services — CME Associates, General
Engineering Services for 2012.
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12. #12 -54 Professional Services -CME Associates, Re: General
Sewer Services for 2012.
13. #12 -55 Professional Services — T &M Associates, Re:
Carteret Park Green Acres Grant Improvements Onsite
Parking Lot Project- Design Phase Services.
14. #12 -56 Professional Services — T &M Associates, Re: Ferry
Terminal Parking Lot Preliminary Design.
15. #12 -57 Professional Services -T &M Associates, Re:
Remedial /Post Excavation Activities at Civic Center Park.
16. #12 -58 Professional Services — CME Associates, Re: NJSP
Carteret Marine Station.
17. #12 -59 Refund of Tax and /or Sewer Fee Overpayments.
Resolution #12 -57 Mayor Reiman explained in reference to Resolution #12 -57, this is
the project in Civic Center Park, which you would have thought
We closed three (3) or four (4) years ago, as he looked over to the
north, but, the DEP in now requiring additional post excavation
activities and reporting so we can get our money from Green
Acres.
Resolution #12-45 Mayor Reiman explained in reference to Resolution #12 -45 we are
working with the construction trades in an effort to eliminate, for
some sub - contractors and possible general contractors, the need
for them to have a profit margin in contractors by basically hiring
directly out of the union hall. He said we have some small curb,
sidewalk, masonry work, etc., we would hire directly for that the
one (1) or two (2) or three (�) week period and we would pay
that employee directly and we would pay the union the benefits
that person would receive. We would save an 8% to 20% cost on
those projects and would be on an as needed basis. This would
allow for repairs to be done with concrete or curb work or repair
of the streetscape without going out for bid or hire a contractor.
Councilmember Krum questioned if they would be held
accountable for their work.
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Mayor Reiman said they still have the design team which is T &M Resolution #12-45 Gont:
and CME for designing and inspecting and the company who has
their forman and their bond and we would make either them or
John DuPont's Office serve as the construction manager. He said
we are starting small and will see how it goes if it works and we
don't run into any issues.
Mayor Reiman then asked for a motion on the Consent Agenda. aSl,M AGM
Resolutions #12 -43 thru 912 -59 were introduced by the Mayor
and referred to the Council for action.
Upon MMS &C by Councilmembers Bellino and Krum
RESOLUTION #12 -43 RFS=CN #12-43
"AMENDMENT TO THE 2012 TEMPORARY BUDGET" R+M"ZNf TO ME 2012
TMU;;ORY BIDG6t"
RESOLUTION #12 -44 RE9IJ (N #V-44
"AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF A TAXICAB OWNER'S LICENSE TO a
SAFEWAY TAXI"
RESOLUTION #12 -45 RTSD1LLJn(N #12-45
"AUTHORIZING MAYOR TO EXECUTE A MEMORANDUM OF Ii )U E NIIT1iPIUN
UNDERSTANDING WITH BRICKLAYERS AND ALLIED CF LNDIERSDWEV
CRAFTWORKERS LOCALS 2,4, & 5"
RESOLUTION #12 -46 RESOU IICN #12-46'
"DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF A TAXICAB DRIVER'S LICENSE — Wa L RVIIZ UMCE�
SAFEWAY TAXI"
RESOLUTION #12 -47 RL�DIMCN #12-47
"ACCEPTING DISCIPLINARY PLEA FROM WINE ZONE, ABC LICENSE 1tffi �
#1201 -32- 040 -005" D PLFA
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REDMCN #12-48 RESOLUTION #12 -48
PR TESSICNAL
SMCES -GE "PROFESSIONAL SERVICES -CME PSSOCIATES, RE: GEOTECHNICAL
ASSDaATES ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR NJSP MARINE BARRACKS"
mvm BARRAC[CS
RE50LUI'ICN #12-49 RESOLUTION #12 -49
DUFD UGI'ICN OF UE "INTRODUCTION OF THE 2012 LOCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET"
2012 LO:AL MNICIPAL
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RESOLUTION #12 -50
RE53UJI'1CN #12-50
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - CME ASOCIATES, RE: ESSEX STREET
PFUETSSLCNAL SERVICES
SANITARY SEWER REPAIR"
GvE ASSOCA1'IFS, RE:
S4NJ'PARY S9%ER REPAIR
RES CN x _ 54
RESOLUTION #12 -51
RE50IITLTCIN #12 -51
Ppa ESSLO'AL SERVICES_
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - CME ASSOCIOATES, RE:
M ASSDa0 FS, RE:
WATERFRONT PARK BOAT RAMP RECONSTRUCTION"
t1KIIREIM PARK BO!1T R*P
RoaTSER[X CN
RESOLUTION #12 -52
RES=CN #12 -52
"AWARD OF BID FOR ESSEX STREET SEWER REPAIR
At1ARD OF BID FOR ESSEX
IMPROVEMENTS"
SIItFEI' SII,TR REPAIR
LOT PROJECT - DESIGN PHASE SERVICES"
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RESOLUTION #12 -53
RESaMCN #12 -53
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES- CME ASSOCIATES, RE: GENERAL
PFUEESSIO AL SERVICES
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR 2012"
CW ASS=M, RE:
GENERAL H43DE XC SERVICES
RES CN x _ 54
RESOLUTION #12 -54
PFC ESSIUOL SERVICES-
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - CME ASSOCIATES, RE: GENERAL
GE ASSOCEMES, RE:
SEWER SERVICES FOR 2012"
GENTFOL SBkR SERVICES
RESOL[IIICN #12 -55
RESOLUTION #12 -55
PROFESSIO"AL SERVICES-
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - T &M ASSOCIATES, RE: CARTERET
TM ASSOagES, RE:
PARK GREEN ACRES GRANT IMPROVEMENTS ONSITE PARKING
PAMUM LOr -
LOT PROJECT - DESIGN PHASE SERVICES"
DESIGN PHASE SERVICES
RE9=CN # -56
RESOLUTION #12 -56
PFUELF 3SLQllA[, SFRVI(ES-
`I8N ASS)aO M, RE:
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES -T &M ASSOCIATES, RE: FERRY
FERRY `I RMHM kL PAMCM LOT
TERMINAL PARKING LOT"
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were Adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Adopted
Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and Sitarz voted in the Affirmative.
Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
Upon MMS &C by Councilmembers Diaz and Bellino, all bills PAY4Nr Or BILLS
appearing on the prepared list, properly audited and signed, were
ordered to be paid. Upon individual roll call vote Councilmembers
Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and Sitarz voted in the Affirmative.
Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
APPLICATIONS: APPLSMCNS
ABC License Transfer — Bolieb, Inc. to 800 Blair Road, LLC. APL License 'Iransferi
Bolieb, Inc. to 800
Councilmember Bellino asked where that was located. Blair Rom, LL-C
Mayor Reiman explained 800 Blair Road is just the entity that
owns the pocket license. It is the one on the corner and is no
longer an operating business and we will not allow that type of
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RE50LIJiTCN #12 -57
PIdOEFSSIOIIAL SERfiI M
RESOLUTION #12 -57
'EM ASSDaA R� BE:
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - T &M ASSOCIATES, RE:
RFl1H)IAt. /R 9r
REMEDIAL /POST EXCAVATION ACTIVITIES AT CIVIC CENTER PARK"
EXCAVATICiV AGTIVPPIES
RES0L ICN #12 -58
RESOLUTION #12 -58
P@aTSSICM SEMCES
"PROFESSIONAL SERVICES -CME ASSOCIATES, RE: NJSP CARTERET
Q"E AS90010TNS, RE:
MARINE STATION"
Pgwl STATICN
RE'�IMCN #12 -59
RESOLUTION #12 -59
RMM CF TAX AID /OR
"REFUND OF TAX AND /OR SEWER FEE OVERPAYMENTS"
S a FEE UARPAY4M
were Adopted. Upon individual roll call vote, Councilmembers Adopted
Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and Sitarz voted in the Affirmative.
Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
Upon MMS &C by Councilmembers Diaz and Bellino, all bills PAY4Nr Or BILLS
appearing on the prepared list, properly audited and signed, were
ordered to be paid. Upon individual roll call vote Councilmembers
Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and Sitarz voted in the Affirmative.
Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
APPLICATIONS: APPLSMCNS
ABC License Transfer — Bolieb, Inc. to 800 Blair Road, LLC. APL License 'Iransferi
Bolieb, Inc. to 800
Councilmember Bellino asked where that was located. Blair Rom, LL-C
Mayor Reiman explained 800 Blair Road is just the entity that
owns the pocket license. It is the one on the corner and is no
longer an operating business and we will not allow that type of
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business in the community. He said it is just a transfer of a pocket
I icense from one entity to another of which the owner of the
license owns both the property and the license so we cannot
legally stop that but this does not give them permission to open
up anything. Before opening anything they would have to re-
activate it with us and go before the Planning Board to say what
type of establishment it will be.
Upon MMS &C by Councilmembers Diaz and Sitarz and individual
roll call vote, Councilmembers Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Krum and
Sitarz voted in the Affirmative to approve the Application.
Councilmember Naples was noted Absent.
REPORTS:
Inspections of Buildings- February 2012.
Upon MMS &C by Councilmembers Diaz and Krum and unanimous
affirmative vote of the five (5) Councilmembers present, all
Reports were ordered to be received and placed on file.
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BUILDINGS & GROUNDS — In the absence of Committee
Chairperson Naples, Mayor Reiman reported Progress in this
department.
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION: Committee Chairperson Diaz
reported the Tax Collection Department has been busy working
with seniors with their applications for the states Property Tax
Reimbursement Program, which allows seniors to get a
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reimbursement on their taxes. The Tax Office processes the
application and certifies the taxes that have been paid and sends
it to the state. He reported that the revaluation program, has for
the most part, been completed and the company that did the
revaluation has completed any meetings with residents who had
questions about their new assessed value. He said that the Mayor
did a wonderful job getting information to the residents who had
a negative impact on their reassessment, detailing the steps they
would have to go through to file a tax appeal with the county. He
said the majority of our residents did see a tax decrease with the
revaluation so there is progress there as well. Progress.
FIORE & DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS — Committee Chairperson
Krum reported two (2) firefighters had completed flammable
liquid firefighting training at Texas A &M University and said the
Fire Department participated in Disability Awareness Day . He
said three (3) men completed a fire investigation seminar and one
(1) EMT attended a seminar and two (2) volunteers from our
offices also completed a three (3) day command class at the
academy. Progress.
PARKS, RECREATION & PUBLIC PROPERTY — Committee
Chairperson Bellino reported that baseball and soccer is in full
swing and there is still scheduling issues based on availability that
we are hoping will go away when the West Carteret Park opens
up. He said there is four - hundred (400) kids in soccer alone.
Mayor Reiman said the Councilman had suggested that we reach
out to the County with regard to scheduling. He said we are
scheduling the opening for the new twelve million dollar
improvements that the county put into West Carteret /Joe
Medwick Park, but as the Councilman suggested we have
scheduled a meeting with the Director of Parks and we are going
to have a general permit issued from the County Parks
Department to the Borough so we will have complete use and
access to all of the County Fields in West Carteret and then our
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Q�TfIPI Parks and Recreation Office through Engineering will schedule the
use for local organizations here so the preference for local
organizations will tie up all of the county fields for Carteret use.
POLICE — Committee Chairperson Sitarz reported three (3) cars
were sent out for radios and cameras and three (3) are going out
for lettering. He said Lieutenant Stroka and Jack Fazekas went
over to look at a CAD System in Metuchen which they liked.
Mayor Reiman said late today the Attorney General's Office did
approve the use of $27,000.00 (inaudible) money for this system
so we have to make sure we select the right one.
Committee Chairperson Stiarz said he has a police radio at home
and in reference to what Mr. Hernandez had spoken about earlier
in the meeting, on Saturday kids were out behind Prologis with
the go- carts. He said Carteret went there first and then the kids
went into Woodbridge who came in and took care of the
situation. Progress.
PUBLIC WORKS: Committee Chairperson DiMascio reported the
weather is getting nice and they will be out fixing the pot holes.
He then reported that some people are not tying up the
newspapers for recycling and they are blowing all over.
Mayor Reiman said to make sure they are red stickered if they are
not tied. He said we are still fighting the Water Company in regard
to Matthew and Hermann Streets where they chopped up part of
the roadway. We have held back their payments since December
and he is not going to pay it until the road is fixed.
Committee Chairperson DiMascio said there is one on Hickory and
Hagaman Streets.
Mayor Reiman said the asphalt plant should be opening in April
and said last year we had the hot box and once it opens we can
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use real black top because the other material from the bag does 01+E ffi Cant;
not hold up.
Committee Chairperson DiMascio said Mr. DuPont will keep in
contact with them and once the weather gets warm they will
come up and take care of it. Progress.
BOARD OF EDUCATION: In the absence of Committee Chairperson
Naples the Mayor reported Progress.
Mayor Reiman showed a photo of the one hundred and twenty %yor Reinmi
five (125) acre site of the sludge dumps from the 1930's to the
1970's, that Cytec did to Carteret in the northeast section. This is
the section we are trying to clean up and Mr. Urban had spoken
about earlier in the meeting.
After no further discussion upon MMS &C by Councilmembers AC1JCURWD
Sitarz and Krum and unanimous affirmative vote of the five (5)
Councilmembers present, the meeting was Adjourned at
approximately 6:35 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
KATHLEEN M. BARNEY, MMC
Municipal Clerk J
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