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AGENDA MEETING: March 7, 2024 for COUNCIL MEETING: March 21, 2024
A. ATTENDANCE: PRESENT ABSENT
Mayor Reiman
Councilmember Bellino
Diaz
DiMascio
Johal
Krum
" Naples
Municipal Clerk
Borough Attorney
B. SILENT PRAYER and PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
C. STATEMENT OF MEETING NOTICE: Notice of tonight's meeting was emailed to
The Home News Tribune and The Star Ledger and posted on the bulletin board and on
the doors of the Memorial Municipal Building on January 24, 2024. Notice was
published in The Home News Tribune and The Star Ledger on January 30, 2024. All
items being voted on tonight were posted on the Borough's website www.carteret_nel
prior to tonight's meeting.
D. MINUTES FOR APPROVAL: February 22, 2024 and March 4, 2024.
E. ORDINANCES — Public Hearing
1. #24-2 Amending & Supplementing Section §254-62 of the Code of the Borough
of Carteret.
F. PUBLIC PORTION ON RE SOLUTIONSlAGENDA ITEMS AND NEW
BUSINESS:
Three (3) minutes per person.
G. MEETING CLOSED TO PUBLIC.
H. RESOLUTIONS:
1. Directing the Issuance of Raffle Licenses to St. Joseph School HSA.
2. Approving the Carteret Business Partnership, Inc. 2024 Annual SID I
Budget.
3. Approving the Carteret Business Partnership, Inc. 2024 Annual SID II
Budget.
4. Professional Services — Design Studios, LLC, Re: IT Support and Security
Services.
5. Professional Preconstruction Services — Torcon, Inc., Ferry Terminal.
6. Rescinding Part of Resolution #24-52, Site Improvements Upland Award.
7. Amending the West Carteret Minue Street Retail Redevelopment Area,
Phase II.
8. Authorizing Closing of Real Property.
9. Middlesex County Recycling Enhancement Grant Resolution.
10. Professional Services — Colliers Engineering & Design, Re: Ferry
Terminal in Water Pre -Construction and Construction Services.
11. Award of Contract for Maintenance of the Marina.
I. PAYMENT OF BILLS:
1. List of bills properly audited and signed.
J. REPORTS/COMMUNICATION:
1. Clerk's Office — February 2024
2. Inspection of Buildings — February 2024
K. BUSINESS TO BE ADDED:
L. ADJOURNMENT.
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
The Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of COUNCIL MEETING
Carteret was called to order by Mayor Daniel J. Reiman at
approximately 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 22, 2024 in the
Council Chambers of the Memorial Municipal Building, 61 Cooke
Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey.
Upon individual roll call, the following were noted present: ROLL CALL
Councilmember Vincent Bellino
" Jorge Diaz
" Dennis DiMascio
Ajmar Johal
Randy Krum
" Susan Naples
Also noted present were Carmela Pogorzelski, Municipal Clerk and
Kevin P. McManimon, Esq., from McManimon, Scotland and
Baumann.
Noted absent was Robert J. Bergen, Law Director. NOTED ABSENT
The meeting was opened with a moment of silent prayer and the PRAYER, PLEDGE
Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilmember Krum. OF ALLIANCE
The Annual Notice was emailed to The Home News Tribune and The STATEMENT OF
Star Ledger and posted on the bulletin board and on the doors of the MEETING NOTICE
Memorial Municipal Building on January 2, 2024. Notice was
published in The Home News Tribune and The Star Ledger on January
9, 2024. All items being voted on tonight were posted on the
Borough's website, www.carteret.net prior to tonight's meeting.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Krum and Bellino and APPROVAL OF
unanimous affirmative vote of the full membership present, the MINUTES
minutes of February 8, 2024 were approved as transcribed and
engrossed by the Clerk.
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
(continued)
PUBLIC PORTION
RESOLUTIONS/
AGENDA ITEMS
& NEW BUSINESS
A copy of each Resolution was posted on the Borough's website for
public review prior to the meeting in accordance with the Rules of
Council. Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Diaz and Naples and
unanimous affirmative vote of the full membership present, the
meeting was opened for public input on all Resolutions/Agenda items
and new business.
HEARING CLOSED There being no comments or objections to the Resolutions/Agenda
items or new business, upon MMS&C, Councilniembers Diaz and
Krum and unanimous affirmative vote of the full membership present,
the meeting was closed.
RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS:
1. 424-48 2023-2024 Trailer Park License Renewal, Re: Tower
Trailer Park.
2. #24-49
2023-2024 Trailer Park License Renewal, Carteret
Mobile Park.
3. #24-50
Professional Services — Bathgate, Wegener & Wolf,
Re: Various Legal Matters.
4. #24-51
Award of Capital Improvement Bid.
5. #24-52
Award of Capital Improvement Bid Site Work.
6. #24-53
Creating Handicapped Parking Space, Re: 7
Christopher Street.
7. #24-54
Authorizing Receipt of Bids, Re: Landscaping
Maintenance.
8. #24-55
Creating Handicapped Parking Space, Re: 14
Sunnyside Drive.
9. #24-56 Approving Amended Agreement with the State of New
Jersey.
10. #24-57 Authorizing Refund of Tax and/or Sewer Fees
Overpayment.
11. #24-58 Resolution to Adopt Procedures for Administration &
Inspection of Federal Aid Highway Projects.
12. #24-59 Award of Weed Control Maintenance Contract.
13. #24-60 Professional Services — Integra Realty Resources
Northern New Jersey.
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
(Continued)
Mayor Reiman asked for a motion on the Consent Agenda. CONSENT AGENDA
Resolutions #24-48 through #24-60 were introduced by Mayor Reiman
and referred to the Council for action.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Diaz and Krum
RESOLUTION #24-48 RESOLUTION #24-48
TOWER TRAILER
"AUTHORIZING THE RENEWAL OF A TRAILER PARK PARK 2023-2024
LICENSE FOR THE 2023-2024 TERM TO TOWER
TRAILER PARK"
RESOLUTION #24-49 RESOLUTION #24-49
"AUTHORIZING THE RENEWAL OF A TRAILER PARK CARTERET MOBILE
LICENSE FOR THE 2023-2024 TERM TO PARK 2023-2024
CARTERET MOBILE PARK"
RESOLUTION #24-50
RESOLUTION #24-50 LEGAL SERVICES
BATHGATE
"AUTHORIZING A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CONTRACT WITH THE LAW FIRM OF
BATHGATE, WEGENER & WOLF"
RESOLUTION #24-51 RESOLUTION #24-51
AWARD MARINA
"AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE MARINA FERRY STRUCTURE
STRUCTURE FOR THE CARTERET FERRY
TERMINAL"
RESOLUTION #24-52 RESOLUTION #24-52
AWARD
"AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE SITE IMPROVEMENTS
IMPROVEMENTS UPLAND WORK FOR THE UPLAND WORK
CARTERET FERRY TERMINAL AT ARTHUR KILL"
iEBRUARY 22, 2024
continued)
3ESOLUTION #24-53 RESOLUTION #24-53
3ANDICAPPED
?ARKING - 7 "CREATING HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE
HRISTOPHER ST. FOR 7 CHRISTOPHER STREET"
RESOLUTION #24-54
IESOLUTION #24-54 "AUTHORIZING BIDS FOR WATERFRONT PARK
kUTHORIZING BIDS LANDSCAPING MAINTENANCE PROGRAM"
WFP LANDSCAPING
RESOLUTION #24-55
2ESOLUTION #24-55 "CREATING HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACE
-IANDICAPPED FOR 14 SUNNYSIDE DRIVE"
?ARKING - 14
>UNNYSIDE DRIVE
RESOLUTION #24-56
ZESOLUTION #24-56
kPPROVING "APPROVING AMENDED AGREEMENT WITH
AMENDED THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY"
kGREEMENT WITH
;TATE
RESOLUTION #24-57
tESOLUTION #24-57 "AUTHORIZING REFUND OF TAX AND/OR
3FUND OF FEES SEWER FEES OVERPAYMENT"
RESOLUTION #24-58
3ESOLUTION #24-58
ADOPTING "RESOLUTION TO ADOPT PROCEDURES FOR
?ROCEDURES FOR ADMINISTRATION AND INSPECTION OF
.IIGHWAY PROJECTS FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY PROJECTS"
RESOLUTION 924-59
ZESOLUTION #24-59
YJEED CONTROL "APPROVING CONTRACT FOR
vIAINTENANCE 2024, 2025, 2026 WEED CONTROL MAINTENANCE"
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
(Continued)
RESOLUTION #24-60
"AUTHORIZING A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CONTRACT WITH INTEGRA REALTY RESOURCES
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY"
were Adopted. Upon individual Roll Call Vote, Councilmembers
Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Johal, Krum and Naples voted in the
affirmative.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Diaz and Bellino, all bills
appearing on the prepared list, properly audited and signed were
ordered to be paid. Upon individual Roll Call Vote, Councilmembers
Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Johal, Drum and Naples voted in the
affirmative.
Reports:
1. Board of Health — January 2024
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Diaz and Krum and unanimous
affirmative vote of the full membership present, all reports were
ordered to be received and placed on file.
Mayor Reiman said at this time we would be having a presentation
with regard to the Carteret Avenue Extension.
Andrew Janiw, Beacon Planning has been a planner with the Borough
for over twenty (20) years. He said he grew up on Lincoln Avenue
and went to Carteret High School. He said planners work with the
council, planning, and zoning board members putting together policies
for new Land Use Ordinances which includes transportation planning
and infrastructure planning. They make sure all the needs of citizens
are met with regard to requirements for zoning, sewer, water, traffic
control, etc. He said he has seen changes since 1960's, the extension
has existed for many years and showed different examples with the
extension on each board. He spoke about the truck traffic in
residential areas and how the Master Plan addressed the traffic
problem proposing the Carteret Avenue extension to access the
RESOLUTION #24-60
INTEGRA REALTY
APPRAISAL
SERVICES
ADOPTED
PAYMENT OF BILLS
REPORTS
CARTERET AVENUE
EXTENSION
PRESENTATION
ANDREW JANIW
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waterfront. He said this is nothing new it always existed; it was a
vision in the Master Plan for access to businesses on the waterfront.
He spoke about the Master Plan Reexamination with regard to Peter J.
Sica Highway taking truck traffic off residential streets. He said the
waterfront went from heavy industrial chemical companies to a pier,
Waterfront Park, boat launch, marina, NJ State Police outpost which
was a vision for the Borough from 1970's and before. He said in the
2000's the Borough created a redevelopment plan for the waterfront
and had a redevelopment agreement with Carteret Landings, LLC; the
extension of Carteret Avenue was always planned from Roosevelt
Avenue to the ferry landing.
Mayor Reiman said 2004 contract negotiations with Atlantic Realty
owner of the property, developer and current owner of Meridian
Square and Meridian Terrace signed the agreement for the extension of
Carteret Avenue through a small portion of their property to connect to
Waterfront Park.
Mayor Reiman introduced Trevor Taylor, Engineer from CME
Associates who worked with the Borough for over twenty (20) years.
He said CME handled the design and traffic work with regard to the
plan which was approved in 2017 by the NJDOT and awarded to the
contractor three (3) years ago. He said this has been in the works for
over twenty (20) years and under contract currently to finalize the
project.
IRE VORTAYLOR Trevor Taylor explained the plan and pointed out Columbus School,
Meridian Square, Meridian Terrace and spoke about what is current
and what is proposed for the area. He said traffic signals give more
control and explained. He said it is better for pedestrians who would
be crossing. He said pedestrian crossing signals improve pedestrian
safety for people crossing by the school or going to the waterfront.
Mayor Reiman asked how we would stop truck traffic on Carteret
Avenue or through the Carteret Avenue extension.
Trevor Taylor said there will be "no truck" signs at all intersections to
be enforced by Ordinance and explained. He said studies show there
is 40% truck traffic on Peter J. Sica Highway.
Mayor Reiman said some parking spaces will be eliminated and many
spaces will be rebuilt; it is an opportunity to add additional parking for
residents.
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(continued)
Trevor Taylor said they would eliminate some spaces and gain 17
angled spaces for residents on north side, which will be enforced by
Ordinance.
Mayor Reiman said there will be signalized and raised crosswalks with
a speed limit of 20 miles per hour which will be improved safety for
the children and residents.
Mayor Reiman introduced Kevin McManimon who was here for the
legal aspect and also filling in for Mr. Bergen who was out sick.
Kevin McManimon said it was necessary to acquire certain property
for this project and there have been several court hearings regarding
the acquisition. He said the court ruled that the proposed acquisition is
reasonable; not arbitrary. He said that it is under appeal by the
property owner and explained.
Mayor said this is a NJDOT project for which the Borough is the
construction management group for the Carteret Avenue extension.
He said it will be a signalized intersection east and west which is under
county jurisdiction. He said the Carteret Avenue extension has been
awarded but will not open until the county intersections are complete.
John DuPont, Borough Director of Engineering said the Borough has
been contemplating this road for a long time, there will be two (2)
signalized intersections which will be a big improvement to safety for
everyone.
Deputy Chief John Kelly of the Carteret Police Department said extra
signals and lights will be beneficial for crossing children safely at
Columbus School.
Lieutenant Eric Wahl, Carteret Fire Department said he reviewed the
site plan and right now there is one point of entry for fire trucks. He
said the new site plan gives two more access points to the property.
Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Diaz and Ktwn and unanimous
affirmative vote of the full membership present, the meeting was
opened for public input on the Carteret Avenue extension project.
KEVIN MCMANIMON
JOHN DUPONT
DEPUTY POLICE
CHIEF JOHN KELLY
LT. ERIC WAHL, CFD
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
(continued)
WAYNE (RESIDENT) Wayne, resident, said that the picture on display is outdated, there is a
new apartment complex, the Lexington which is not on the picture. He
said he felt this would cause confusion and cause a traffic jam. He
said his complex is a quiet beautiful place to live.
Mayor Reiman said the Lexington is 100-150 feet away and not in the
intersection.
Wayne said this is only going to cause congestion with multiple ways
to get through they don't need the extension. He said the people in the
complex are against it there are other ways to get to the ferry. He said
the owners of the complex don't want this.
Mayor Reiman said this is not just for the ferry terminal, it is an idea
of bringing residents directly to the waterfront and has been on the
books for many years. He explained how people would get to ferry
terminal; he said they are not going to use the Carteret Avenue
extension. He said he understands the residents' concerns and
explained how people will be getting to the ferry terminal.
Wayne said additional traffic lights will hinder traffic since there is
another light right down the road.
Mayor Reiman said the lights will be signalized and timed by the
county who did studies. He said the planners and engineering testified
that this will be safe for everyone with traffic lights. He said the
Borough asked the property owners for input on gates and parking for
the residents.
Wayne asked why the Borough is spending taxpayers' money to do
this.
Mayor Reiman said funding is in place for the project which was
talked about for many years and explained. He said he understands
and respects the residents' concerns. He said any input the residents
have, the engineers would listen to and spoke about talks the Borough
had with the property owners and what was proposed and what the
owners wanted or did not want.
JUAN SANTOS Juan Santos thanked everyone and said he walks with his wife and
dogs to the waterfront and explained how they get there and said he
felt it is dangerous because of the trucks that go 80 mph. He said he
felt this project is a great idea.
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
(continued)
Joe Agliata said this is a good thing for all the walkers on Carteret JOE AGLIATA
Avenue who will now be able to cross safely to get to the waterfront.
He said property owners should welcome the improvements and said
he felt the changes would make properties more valuable.
Antonia Alario said she felt this is a bad idea adding 12,000 day trips ANTONIA ALARIO
to the waterfront each day. She said the Rahway bridge is crumbling
and always has traffic, the Port Reading bridge floods. She said traffic
should not go through residential areas and dumped on Carteret
Avenue. She said she works in Manhattan and will not use the ferry
because she will not walk down to ferry or walk back in the dark, she
said she could be mugged and no one would see her.
Mayor Reiman said the Carteret Avenue extension is independent
from the ferry project and explained how people will get there. He said
it is not intended to handle 12,000 cars a day.
Antonia Alario suggested ways to come in and out.
Taqualla Lowman said she was a parent and the extension makes for TAQUALLA
safe pedestrian walkways, her daughter is in Columbus School and LOWMAN
there is no safe pedestrian walkway, reducing the speed limit will
allow children and parents to get to the waterfront safely.
Floria Butts said she is against the Carteret Avenue extension and the FLORIA BUTTS
owners of Meridian Square and Meridian Terrace are against it as well.
Mayor Reiman said the owners are against the extension now because
they are not developers for the waterfront, they proposed the extension
and the agreement has since been terminated with them; they are no
longer the developer and now they are against it.
Floria Butts said she felt this would interrupt the resident's quality of
life, present an unsafe situation, create noise, pollution, and add traffic
to the area. She said she moved here for peace and quiet and
tranquility. She said the redevelopment of the waterfront gives people
something to do but they do not need a thruway through the complex
or forcefully take property. She asked if traffic would be monitored,
and said she felt it will be unsafe for children. She said she enjoys
walking to and from the waterfront. She said children from Columbus,
Middle and Junior High Schools walls Carteret Avenue and she feels it
is unsafe.
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(continued)
Mayor Reiman said this doesn't take away the ability to walk, there
will be signals to walk and explained.
MARTIN MURRAY Martin Murray, Carteret Board of Education President and 30 year
resident said the intersection at Roosevelt Avenue and Carteret
Avenue effects Columbus School families, and said he felt this is will
be additional safety for the children.
TANBIR SINGH Tanbir Singh said he walks Carteret Avenue with his dog which allows
a direct path to the waterfront. He said the area will have more traffic
control and supports this, he said he loves this town.
SAHAKIMA WHITE- Shakima White -Ellis said she is a concerned parent; the schools give
ELLIS kids permission to walk home, she said she does not give permission
for her children to walk home. She said she felt the death rate will go
up, this will bring crime and homelessness. She said property values
will go down. She said the waterfront is all business, the town should
be thinking about the people who live here.
Mayor Reiman said he doesn't know how anyone can be opposed to
Waterfront Park and spoke about what was along the waterfront many
years ago and the improvements made over the years. He understands
everyone's concerns about the access road but they should look at how
it will benefit the residents of the community.
CAROL WILLIAMS Carol Williams, resident for six (6) years said traffic getting out of
Meridian Square is terrible when she tries to get out to go to work,
even though there are two people and sometimes a police officer in the
area. She said she loves the waterfront and sometimes she goes
through the police department to get there. She asked why the road
couldn't go through the police department.
Mayor Reiman said this would be eliminating some parking, putting
back some; the landlord doesn't want any additional parking on the
other side. He said the Borough wanted to add angled parking to make
up for spaces taken away.
Trevor Taylor explained that there would be additional parking but the
landlord doesn't want them and showed the area on the map.
Mayor Reiman said they would be eliminating 60-70 spaces and
bringing back 30-40, there could have had 16-17 more but the landlord
doesn't want them.
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(continued)
Wayne said a ton of parking spaces are being eliminated.
Mayor Reiman agreed and said the property owner doesn't want
additional spaces, then said more than half of the spaces are being built
back.
Carol Williams asked why where additional apartments built; they
could have used that space.
Mayor Reiman said he doesn't know, he wasn't the mayor or on the
council at that time.
WAYNE
CAROL WILLIAMS
Tyrone Lowman said he is a realtor and lived in Carteret over 20 TYRONE LOWMAN
years. He said home values are going through the roof in Carteret, this
project will increase values. He said people move here because it is
safe and taxes are low. He said his daughter goes to Columbus School
and the traffic is bad now.
Santhosh Janandhahigh asked if the new angled parking will take away SANTHOSH
the children's park. JANANDHAHIGH
Trevor Taylor said the park will be okay and pointed the area out on
the map, he said they will not be losing the playground area.
Mayor Reiman said children will play where they are playing now, but
recommendations to improve the area are welcome. He said people
should understand that the court approved this and the project starts
construction in 10-12 weeks. He said he doesn't expect to make
everyone happy all of the time.
Santhosh Janandhahigh asked if the dumpster was going.
Mayor Reiman said they are waiting for the property owner to tell
them where they want the dumpster and property shed located.
Santhosh Janandhahigh asked why not just a traffic light.
Mayor Reiman asked Trevor Taylor if the Borough could just put
traffic signals up without plans and improvements.
Trevor Taylor said an analysis nnist be done.
Hiz Lady Talisa Andrews said this is something that has be in the HIZ LADY
works for many years. She said as long as the landlord was benefiting TALISA ANDREWS
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FEBRUARY 22, 2024
(continued)
financially they wanted this, residents were never a concern of
property owners but were always a concern of the mayor and council.
She said she knows from being on the Redevelopment Agency that the
public always has input on projects. She said this mayor and council
anytime there is a concern of the residents, it is a concern of theirs.
She said they did their due diligence and felt as opposed to working
against each other, everyone needs to work with each other because
bottom line is this project will happen. She said it has been in the
works for 40 years, then said as long as they were benefrtting
financially, the owners wanted it, now that they are not benefrtting,
they don't want it.
PUBLIC HEARING There being no further comments or objections to the Carteret Avenue
CLOSED extension project, upon MMS&C, Councilmembers Diaz and
DiMascio and unanimous affirmative vote of the full membership
present, the meeting was closed.
MAYOR REIMAN Mayor Reinan said this was a special presentation for the Carteret
Avenue extension project giving the public the opportunity to hear
about this, it has been in design for many years. He said a simple
Google search will show over 56,000 pieces of information on the
ferry terminal and/or the Carteret Avenue extension. He said the
Borough mails out a monthly newsletter to every home in Carteret —
8,500. He said he appreciated everyone coming out and said any
recommendations on making the project safer, please share with the
engineers, or the mayor and council. He said when the Borough
applies for money, they apply for a specific projects you just can't use
funds for anything. He said to date the Borough has been awarded
over $56 million dollars in federal, county and state funds. He said the
waterfront and ferry terminal are unrelated to the Carteret Avenue
extension. He said the bridge is owned by the New Jersey Turnpike
Authority, they have asked the Turnpike to upgrade bridge and spoke
about the improvements. He said Roosevelt Avenue is a county route
and the Borough can't control the widening of it but that the Borough
has suggested they widen the road. He said he appreciates everyone's
concerns and realizes there will be a slight impact to area residents, but
wants to make it as little as possible. He reminded everyone that any
recommendations can be submitted to the mayor and council who rely
on engineers and professionals.
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(continued)
There being no further comments or discussion, upon MMS&C, by ADJOURNED
Councilmembers Diaz and Krum and unanimous affirmative vote of
the full membership present, the meeting was adjourned at
approximately 7:06 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Carmela Pogorzelski, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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MARCH 4, 2024
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A Special Meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of SPECIAL MEETING
Carteret was called to order by Mayor Daniel J. Reiman at
approximately 10:00 a.m. on Monday, March 4, 2024, remotely, via
telephone call -in.
Upon individual roll call, the following were noted present: ROLL CALL
Mayor Daniel J. Reiman
Councilmember Vincent Bellino
Jorge Diaz
Ajmar Johal
Randy Krum
SusanNaples
Noted absent was Councilmember Dennis DiMascio.
Also noted present were Carmela Pogorzelski, Municipal Clerk and
Robert J. Bergen, Esq., Law Director.
SILENT PRAYER
The meeting was opened with a moment of silent prayer and the PLEDGE OF
Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilmember Krum. ALLEGIANCE
Notice of today's meeting was emailed to the Home News Tribune STATEMENT OF
posted on the bulletin board, the doors of Borough Hall and the MEETING NOTICE
Borough's website: www.carteret.net on February 27, 2024. Notice
was also published in the Home News Tribune on March 1, 2024.
The Purpose of the meeting was to adopt a Green Acres Enabling PURPOSE OF
Resolution for the Arthur Kill River Walk North Project and any other THE MEETING
business that may come before the Council.
A copy of each Resolution was posted on the Borough's website for
PUBLIC PORTION
public review prior to the meeting in accordance with the Rules of
RESOLUTIONS/
Council. Upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Diaz and Krum and
AGENDA ITEMS
unanimous affirmative vote of the five (5) Councilmembers present,
& NEW BUSINESS
the meeting was opened for public input on all Resolutions/Agenda
items and new business.
MARCH 4, 2024
PUBLIC HEARING There being no comments or objections to the Resolution/Agenda
CLOSED items or new business, upon MMS&C, by Councilmembers Diaz and
Naples and unanimous affirmative vote of the five (5)
Councilmembers present, the meeting was closed.
RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS:
1. #24-61 Green Acres Enabling Resolution, Re: #1201-21-019 —
Arthur Kill River Walk North.
CONSENT AGENDA Mayor Reiman asked for a motion on the Consent Agenda.
At approximately 10:02 a.m. Councilmember Dennis DiMascio was
NOTED PRESENT noted present.
Resolution #24-61 was introduced by Mayor Reiman and referred to
the Council for action.
RESOLUTION #24-61 RESOLUTION 924-61
NJDEP ENABLING
RESOLUTION "STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
ARTHUR KIILL RIVER PROTECTION GREEN ACRES PROGRAM ENABLING
WALK NORTH RESOLUTION FOR SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING REQUEST"
ADOPTED was adopted. Upon individual Roll Call Vote, Councilmembers
Bellino, Diaz, DiMascio, Johal, Krum and Naples voted in the
affirmative.
There being no further comments or discussion, upon MMS&C, by
ADJOURNED Councilmembers Diaz and Krum and unanimous affirmative vote of the
full membership present, the meeting was adjourned at approximately
10:03 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Carmela Pogorzelski, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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No. #24-2 of f4P
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING SECTION 254-62
OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF CARTE RE,
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Borough Council of the Borough of Carteret (the
"Borough") as follows:
Section I § 254-62 of Chapter 254 entitled VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC of
the Code of the Borough of Carteret shall be amended and
supplemented to add the following private properties:
300, 400, and 500 Salt Meadow Road
Section 2 All ordinances or parts thereof inconsistent with the provision of
this ordinance are hereby repealed limited to the extent of any
such inconsistency.
Section 3 If any section, paragraph, sub -division, clause or provision of this
ordinance is adjudged invalid, such adjudication shall apply only
to the section, paragraph, sub -division, clause or provision so
adjudged and the remainder of this ordinance shall be deemed
valid and effective.
Section 4 This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and publication
according to applicable law.
RECORD OF COUNCIL VOTE
COUNCILMAN
YES
NO
NV
A.B.
COUNCILMAN
YES
NO
NV
A.B.
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Adopted on first reading of the Council of the Borough of Carteret, N.S., on February 8, 2024
Adopted on second reading after hearing on March 7 2024
APPROVED BY
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BOROUGH CLERK
Poolutiou of f4e �30roulg4 of an exec, N� OL
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Date of Adoption March 7, 2024
DIRECTING THE ISSUANCE OF RAFFLE LICENSES
TO ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL HSA
WHEREAS, applications have been properly made to the Mayor and Council of the
Borough of Carteret by ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL HSA; and
WHEREAS, it appears that the applicants are qualified to be licensed and the members
designated to conduct RAFFLES and to assist are bona frde'mennbers of the applicant;
and
WHEREAS, the applicants have signified that the games will be played in accordance
with Rules 6, 7 and 8 of the Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission's
Regulations; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Mayor and
Council of the Borough of Carteret, that the Municipal Clerk is hereby authorized and
directed to execute the endorsement of the Mayor and Council by issuing proper
presentation of the applications and fees, two (2) RAFFLE LICENSES to the
applicants; and
BE IF FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution be sent
forthwith to the Legalized Games of Chance Commission, P.O. Box 46000, Newark,
New Jersey 07101.
I hereby certify that this Resolution is a true copy of the original
Adopted by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Carteret,
County of Middlesex, State of New Jersey at the Council Meeting on
March 7, 2024.
DATED: March 7, 2024
CARMELA POGORZELSKL RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
March 7, 2024
MtINTCTPAT CT R.RK
?ezatution of the jgoraug4 of Tartrut, N. 5.
No. Date of Adoution March 7. e
APPROVING THE CARTERET BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP, INC.
2024 ANNUAL SID I BUDGET
WHEREAS, the Carteret Business Partnership, Inc. (the "CBP"), the district
management corporation for the Borough of Carteret ("Borough") Special Improvement
District ("SID"), has submitted its proposed SID I Budget for the 2024 Calendar Year
("SID I Budget'), a copy of which is attached hereto, for ultimate adoption by the
Governing Body; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with the applicable law, the Governing Body wishes to
hereby Introduce and Approve said SID I Budget as presented.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Council of the Borough
of Carteret as follows:
That the above referenced 2024 SID I Budget is hereby Introduced and
Approved by title.
2. That Appropriate Borough Officials are hereby authorized and directed to take
all necessary action to'have the said 2024 SID I Budget advertised in The Star
Ledger in the issue of April 1, 2024 for a public hearing thereon to be held on
April 11, 2024, as provided bylaw.
Adopted this 7" day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024,
CARMELA POGORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
March 7, 2024
MUNICTPAT. CTERK
?eoolu#iou of #4e "Ploroug4 of Tartexex, Y5.
No. Date of Adootio o_March 7,...:
APPROVING THE CARTERET BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP, INC.
2024 ANNUAL SID II BUDGET
WHEREAS, the Carteret Business Partnership, Inc. (the "CBP"), the district
management corporation for the Borough of Carteret ("Borough") Special Improvement
District ("SID"), has submitted its proposed SID II Budget for the 2024 Calendar Year
("SID II Budget"), a copy of which is attached hereto, for ultimate adoption by the
Governing Body; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with the applicable law, the Governing Body wishes to
hereby Introduce and Approve said SID II Budget as presented.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Council of the Borough
of Carteret as follows:
1. That the above referenced 2024 SID II Budget is hereby
Introduced and Approved by title.
2. That Appropriate Borough Officials are hereby authorized and
directed to take all necessary action to have the said 2024 SID
II Budget advertised in The Star Ledger in the issue of April 1,
2024 for a public hearing thereon to be held on April 11, 2024,
as provided by law.
Adopted this 7" day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMELA POGORZELSKI,
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
March 7, 2024
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Date of Adoption March 7, 2024
AUTHORIZING A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT
WITH THE DESIGN STUDIOS, LLC FOR COMPUTER IT
SUPPORT AND SECURITY SERVICES
WHEREAS, the Borough of Carteret is in need of specialized computer IT support and
security services; and
WHEREAS, Design Studios, 6567 SW 53`d Terrace, Miami FL 33155, possesses the
requisite skill and expertise to provide said services; and
WHEREAS, Design Studios, LLC has submitted a proposal to provide said computer IT
support and security services in an amount not to exceed $70,000.00; and
WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are or will be available
for said purpose. AccL #:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough
of Carteret, County of Middlesex, State of New Jersey as follows:
1. The proposal from Design Studios, LLC to provide computer IT support and
security services in an amoulit not to exceed $70,000.00 is hereby approved.
2. This action is approved as an award of a professional services contract.
Adopted this 7a' day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMBLAPOGORZLSKI,
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
_ March 7, 2024
MIINTCTPAT. CT.ERK
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Date of
AUTHORIZING A PROFESSIONAL PRE CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES CONTRACT WITH TORCON, INC.
N. 5.
March 7, 2024
WHEREAS, the Borough of Carteret is in need of professional preconstruction services
for the Borough of Carteret Ferry Terminal; and
WHEREAS, Torcon, Inc., possess the requisite skill and expertise to provide said
services; and
WHEREAS, Torcon, Inc. has submitted a proposal to provide said preconstruction
services at a total cost not to exceed $70,595.00; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council have reviewed said proposal; and
WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are or will be available
for said purpose. Account #
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough
of Carteret, County of Middlesex, State of New Jersey, as follows:
1. That the proposal from Torcon, Inc. for professional preconstruction
services with regard to the Borough of Carteret Ferry Terminal at a total
cost not to exceed $70,595.00, billable in accordance Torcon's existing
contract with the Borough, is hereby approved.
2. That this action is approved as an award of a professional services contract
pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a) in accordance with the Borough's
Fair and Open Process as authorized by law.
3. A copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the Borough's Purchasing
Department and Torcon, Inc.
Adopted this 7`n day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMELA POGORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
March 7, 2024
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Date of Adoption March 72024
RESCINDING PART OF RESOLUTION #24-52 REGARDING THE AWARDING
CONTRACT FOR THE SITE IMPROVEMENTS UPLAND WORK FOR THE
CARTERET FERRY TERMINAL AT ARTHUR KILL
WHEREAS, upon full review by the Borough's Law Director of the bid submittals for
the Upland Work For The Carteret Ferry Terminal At Arthur Kill (the "Project"), the
Law Director has determined that Tomco was not on the New Jersey Department of
Transportation, (the "Department") listing of contractors prequalified for construction
projects value over Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000.00) as required by the Bid
Specifications; and
WHEREAS, upon consultation with the Department, the funding review and approval
agency for this Project, the Law Director has confirmed that this prequalifieation
requirement is a non-waivable requirement to be deemed a responsible bidder for this
Project, and has so advised the Governing Body, -'and
WHEREAS, in light of the foregoing, the Law Director has advised the governing Body
that Tomen's bid is submittal must be rejected.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of
Carteret, County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey as follows: .
1. That, upon the advice of the Law Director, the portion of Resolution #24-
52 conditionally accepting the bid of Tomco Construction, Inc., for the
Site Improvements Upland Work for The Carteret Ferry Terminal at
Arthur Kill is hereby rescinded.
2. That the balance of said Resolution regarding Grade Construction's bid
withdrawal remains in full force and effect.
3. That a copy of this Resolution shall be forwarded to the Borough's Law
Director, and Consulting Engineer, CME Associates.
Adopted this 7" day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMELA POGORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
Plarch 7, 2024
MUNICIPAL CIERK
lboolution of fhe orough of aurfere#, N�c
No.
Date of Adoption March 7, 2024
AMENDING THE WEST CARTERET MINUS STREET RETAIL
REDEVELOPMENT AREA, PHASE II
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law, N.J.S.A.
40A:12A-1 et seq., as amended and supplemented (the "Redevelopment Law") the
Borough of Carteret (`Borough") previously established the West Carteret Minue Street
Retail Redevelopment Area, Phase II, ("Redevelopment Area" or "Area") and adopted a
Redevelopment Plan therefore; and
WHEREAS, the Borough's Planner has recommended that 110 Minue Street, currently
identified as Block 2706, Lot 1, on the Official Tax Map of the Borough, (the "Property")
should be removed from the Redevelopment Area and, thus, the development of said
property not be governed by the resultant Redevelopment Plan for the Area; and
WHEREAS, the Borough Council, having considered the Planner's recommendation, is
supportive of removing the Property from the Area.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:
Section 1. That 110 Minue Street, Block 2706, Lot 1, is hereby removed from
the West Carteret Minue Street Retail Redevelopment Area, Phase
II.
Section 2. That the development of 110 Minue Street is not governed by the
West Carteret Minue Street Retail Redevelopment Plan, Phase II.
Section 3. That the Appropriate Borough Officials are hereby authorized to take
any action(s) in furtherance of the put -poses of within Resolution.
Section 4. That this Resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption.
Adopted this 7d' day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMELA POOORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
March 7 2024
MUNTCTPAT. CT FRK
�Imlu#ton of toe Poxoug4 of Tarti d,
Dateof Adoption March 7�2024
CONFIRMING CLOSING OF REAL PROPERTY
WHEREAS, the Borough of Carteret ("Borough") has previously authorized and
conducted a Public Sale for the real property located at 37 Louis Sheet, Block 5003, Lot
12, on the Borough's Official Tax Map, ( the `Property"), all pursuant and in accordance
with provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A: 12-13; and
WHEREAS, Waqas Akhtar, subsequently joined in contract by his wife, Humera
Kanwal, of 34 Westside Avenue, Avenel, N.J. 07001, was the highest bidder for said
Property, in the amount of Pour Hundred and Eighty Thousand Dollars ($480,000.00),
and in accordance with the provisions of Resolution #23-264 authorizing and directing
the sale and the Public Notice advertising the same; and
WHEREAS, the Borough hereby accepts the aforesaid qualifying bid,
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough
of Carteret as follows:
1. That the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute the Deed,
and any other necessary documents prepared and/or approved by the
Borough's Law Director, to effectuate the transfer of title to 37 Louis
Street, all in accordance with the Resolution authorizing the aforesaid
Public Sale and resultant qualifying bid for said Property.
2. That any and all Appropriate Borough Officials/Officers are hereby
authorized and directed to execute any and all documents to effectuate
the purposes herein; and all such prior acts are hereby similarly
ratified.
Adopted this 7's day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024,
CARMELA POGORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
March 7, 2024
Mt1NTCTPAT CTE.RK
Yezolutiou of #4e Pozour h of Turfad, N. 0C
No.
Date of Adoptio March 7 2024
MIDDLESUX COUNTY RECYCLING ENHANCEMENT GRANT
WHEREAS, the County of Middlesex in continuing to recognize the importance of
recycling and the role that the individual municipalities play in conjunction with the
County towards achieving an exemplary recycling rate has proposed to provide grant
monies to municipalities through the Recycling Enhancement Grant ("REG") Program;
and
WHEREAS, it is the intent of the REG Program to provide funds to qualifying
municipalities to be used for a 40 Yard heavy duty recycling container and a rolling
platform ladder at the recycling center to enhance a municipality's recycling program;
and
WHEREAS, it appears to be in the West interest of the Borough of Carteret and its
citizens to apply for this grant;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the Borough
of Carteret that the recycling coordinator and/or the Director of Engineering/DPW islare
hereby authorized to submit the attached application for consideration of a grant to the
Middlesex County Division of Solid Waste Management.
Adopted this 7" day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMELA POGORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of the Municipal Council
March 7, 2024
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Yeoafutian of the �garogh of aartaef, Nw J,
Date of Adoption March 7, 2024
AUTHORIZING A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
CONTRACT WITH COLLIERS ENGINEERING & DESIGN
CARTERET FERRY TERMINAL IN WATER WORK
PRE -CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION SERVICES
WHEREAS, the Borough of Carteret is in need of specialized engineering services for
the Ferry Terminal in Water Work Pre -Construction and Construction Administration
Services.
WHEREAS, Colliers Engineering & Design, 101 Crawfords Corner Road, Suite 3400,
Holmdel, New Jersey 07733, possesses the requisite experience and expertise to provide
said services; and
WHEREAS, Colliers Engineering & Design has submitted a proposal to provide said
services at a total cost not to exceed $100,000.00; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and the Council have reviewed said proposal; acid
WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Officer has certified that funds are or will be available
for said purpose. Acct. #
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and the Council of the
Borough of Carteret, County of Middlesex, State of New Jersey, as follows:
1. The proposal from Colliers Engineering & Design for
engineering services with regard to Ferry Terminal in Water
Work Pre -Construction and Construction Administration
Services at a cost not to exceed $100,000.00 is hereby
approved.
2. This action is approved as an award of a professional services
contract pursuant to N.J.S.A 40A:11-5(1)(a) in accordance
with the Borough's Fair and Open Process as authorized by
law.
3. A copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the Borough's
Finance Department, the Borough Director of Engineering
and Colliers Engineering & Design.
Adopted this 71' day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMELA POGORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting of (he Municipal Council
March 7 2024
MIINTCTPAT CTF.RIZ
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No. Date of Adoption March 7.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE AWARD OF A NON -FAIR
AND OPEN CONTRACT FOR MAINTENANCE OF THE CARTEI2ET MARINA
WHEREAS, the BOROUGH OF CARTERET is in need of Maintenance of the Carteret
Marina in the Borough as a non -fair and open contract pursuant to the provisions of
NJ.SA. 19:44A-20.4 or 20.5; and
WHEREAS, Bellingham Marine has submitted a proposal indicating they will provide
these services for $33,650.00; and
WHEREAS, Bellingham Marine has completed and submitted a Business Entity
Disclosure Certification which certifies that Bellingham Marine has not made any
reportable contributions to a political or candidate committee in the Borough of Carteret
in the previous one year, and that the contract will prohibit Bellingham Marine from
making any reportable contributions through the term of the contract, and
WHEREAS, the CFO has certified the availability of funds; and
Account ll:
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Council of the Borough
of Carteret authorizes the CFO to enter into a contract with Bellingham Marine as
described herein; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Business Disclosure Eutity Certification and
the Determination of Value be placed on file with this resolution.
Adopted this T° day of March, 2024
and certified as a true copy of the
original on March 8, 2024.
CARMELA POGORZELSKI, RMC
Municipal Clerk
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Adopted at a meeting ofthe Municipal Council
March 7, 2024
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